configure

#!/usr/bin/bash

mkdir -p ~/.config  # Create config directory if it doesn't exist
touch ~/.config/mnt.ini  # Create config file if it doesn't exist

# Get all disk parts with labels with simple regex
DATA=$(lsblk -nio LABEL | expand)
IFS=$'\n' # Only new-line charachter is separator

ASSOC='' # A string for output a standard disk association
IGNORING='' # A string for output a standart disk ignoring

# Get labels of parts
for var in $DATA
do
    ASSOC+="$var = $var/"
    IGNORING+="$var = ON/"
done

grep -B64 '<placeholder>associations</placeholder>' templates/config.ini | 
grep -v '<placeholder>associations</placeholder>' > ~/.config/mnt.ini
echo ${ASSOC:0:${#ASSOC}} | tr '/' '\n' >> ~/.config/mnt.ini
grep -A64 '<placeholder>associations</placeholder>' templates/config.ini | 
grep -v '<placeholder>associations</placeholder>' |
grep -B64 '<placeholder>display</placeholder>' | 
grep -v '<placeholder>display</placeholder>' >> ~/.config/mnt.ini
echo ${IGNORING:0:${#ASSOC}} | tr '/' '\n' >> ~/.config/mnt.ini
grep -A64 '<placeholder>display</placeholder>' templates/config.ini | 
grep -v '<placeholder>display</placeholder>' >> ~/.config/mnt.ini

echo 'The configuration file was successfully created!
Its location is ~/.config/mnt.ini
You can manually change any values specified in it'