great option to add!
but pretty sure you'll have to modify line 43 🤔.
yay -S --noconfirm --needed - < ~/ArchTitus/pkg-files/aur-pkgs.txt

I like the idea, but it might be executed maybe a little bit differently. At least it looks easy enough, and also possibly includes every AUR helper from arch?

For 2-user.sh:

git clone "https://aur.archlinux.org/$AURHELPER"
cd ~/$AURHELPER
makepkg -si --noconfirm
$AURHELPER -S --noconfirm --needed - < ~/Arch/pkg-files/aur-pkgs.txt

and for startup.sh

read -p "Please enter your desired AUR helper (paru/yay/picaur/aura/probably any other...): " aurHelper
set_option AURHELPER $aurHelper

2-User.sh:43
Needs to be updated with new option selected

Yes true

great option to add!
but pretty sure you'll have to modify line 43 🤔.
yay -S --noconfirm --needed - < ~/ArchTitus/pkg-files/aur-pkgs.txt

Also true

I like the idea, but it might be executed maybe a little bit differently. At least it looks easy enough, and also possibly includes every AUR helper from arch?

For 2-user.sh:

git clone "https://aur.archlinux.org/$AURHELPER"
cd ~/$AURHELPER
makepkg -si --noconfirm
$AURHELPER -S --noconfirm --needed - < ~/Arch/pkg-files/aur-pkgs.txt

and for startup.sh

read -p "Please enter your desired AUR helper (paru/yay/picaur/aura/probably any other...): " aurHelper
set_option AURHELPER $aurHelper

That is a god idea. I think I will add a installAurPackadge command and then just use that command to install the AUR packages on line 43 of 2-user.sh and to install the AUR helper but I think I will just impement this as a other option for speed sake.

I like the idea, but it might be executed maybe a little bit differently. At least it looks easy enough, and also possibly includes every AUR helper from arch?

For 2-user.sh:

git clone "https://aur.archlinux.org/$AURHELPER"

cd ~/$AURHELPER

makepkg -si --noconfirm

$AURHELPER -S --noconfirm --needed - < ~/Arch/pkg-files/aur-pkgs.txt

and for startup.sh

read -p "Please enter your desired AUR helper (paru/yay/picaur/aura/probably any other...): " aurHelper

set_option AURHELPER $aurHelper

I like this idea of implementation too. But, I'd recommend following a more strict input validation otherwise your just going to pass through whatever inputted name is to all referenced locations.

EDIT: But, I wouldn't say it's anything to hold up PR over in the end, can be a further enhancement. Just would recommend fixing up bug and can leave hard coded values with normal read input. Then you could enhance the validation and stuff after. Just my opinion.

Yeah, I thought of that, too. This would be good for not limiting AUR helpers, but then again, it doesn't have any validation. Maybe it should check if git command actually passed and created a folder, if not, return to selection?

if [[ -d $AURHELPER ]]

If directory exists, git command worked and the script goes on, if dir does not exist, return to selection.
Again, the problem would, in this version, be if the user inputs anything that exists in the AUR, but is not AUR helper...

Yeah, I thought of that, too. This would be good for not limiting AUR helpers, but then again, it doesn't have any validation. Maybe it should check if git command actually passed and created a folder, if not, return to selection?

if [[ -d $AURHELPER ]]

If directory exists, git command worked and the script goes on, if dir does not exist, return to selection. Again, the problem would, in this version, be if the user inputs anything that exists in the AUR, but is not AUR helper...

Yeah, I was thinking along the lines of something like #182 where I'm checking if the option is part of the list of options provided. So, we populate the list of aur helpers and make sure they choose from the list.

I have fixed the bug on line 42 and added checking so the user cannot enter the incorrectly and an other option.

I managed to figure out why my script was skipping straight to the 0-preinstall.sh it was because of this 6069ac6 which I could quite easily diagnose by running the script on it's own but now I have another issue:

startup.sh: line 212: syntax error: unexpected end of file

in startup.sh
Any help?
UPADATE: I managed to fix the issue in https://github.com/godalming123/ArchTitus/commit/ff0dc59bdb6e4a3f07f62128b5542e9151f406c1

@ChrisTitusTech I think you should undo these changes. The branch installs but doesn't install the AUR helper when I tried my branch this morning and executed just user.sh it couldn't run so it doesn't install the AUR helper as that's where it installs it.

@ChrisTitusTech the 681f14c commit appears to fix everything but I am still testing

I have created a new PR #222 to fix the bug