#!/bin/bash

# Set property in mirth.properties
#
# setmirthprop key value

# Set startup Java virtual machine option
#
# If both key and value are provided, key=value will be set, overwriting any existing line with that key.
#
# NOTE: The JVM options already include -XX:MaxRAMPercentage=50, so the max Java heap size will be ~50% of the available system RAM. You can set a different percentage, or override it by setting -Xmx instead.
#
# setmirthvmopt value
# setmirthvmopt key value

# Get value from AWS Secrets Manager, and set in mirth.properties
#
# Example with plaintext secret (replace the region and secret-id):
# setmirthprop database.password $(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --region us-east-1 --secret-id dbPassword | jq -r .SecretString)
#
# Example with key/value secret (replace the region, secret-id, and key):
# setmirthprop database.password $(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --region us-east-1 --secret-id dbPassword | jq -r .SecretString | jq -r .DB_PASSWORD)

# Get extension from S3 and install
#
# aws s3 cp s3://bucketname/extension.zip .
# sudo unzip extension.zip -d /opt/mirthconnect/extensions/
# sudo chown -R mirth:mirth /opt/mirthconnect/extensions/name

# Get keystore from S3
#
# aws s3 cp s3://bucketname/keystore.jks . 
# sudo chown mirth:mirth keystore.jks
# sudo mv keystore.jks /opt/mirthconnect/appdata/keystore.jks
# setmirthprop keystore.storepass STOREPASS
# setmirthprop keystore.keypass KEYPASS

# If you made any config/extension changes, restart Mirth Connect 
# sudo systemctl restart mirthconnect