arch.sh

#!/bin/bash

#Arch Update Script


#Recording the start time.
start_time=$(date +%s)

#Clear the screen
clear

#Updates
sudo pacman -Syyu --noconfirm

#Waiting two seconds
sleep 2

#Updates Flatpaks
flatpak upgrade -y

#Adding a blank line in the text for cleaner output.
echo -e "\n"

#Waiting two seconds
sleep 2

#Alerting me when Upgrading is done.
echo "Updated on: "  && \

#Adding a blank line in the text for cleaner output.
echo -e "\n"

#Showing the date/time when the update is complete
date && \

#Adding a blank line in the text for cleaner output.
echo -e "\n"

#Showing the date on a calendar.
cal && \

#Adding a blank line in the text for cleaner output.
echo -e "\n"

#Alert at the end of the update.
echo "Your software is up-to-date."

#Adding a blank line in text for cleaner output.
echo -e "\n"

#Recording the end time.
end_time=$(date +%s)

#Calculating the time that elapsed.
elapsed_time=$((end_time - start_time))

# Convert to minutes and seconds if elapsed time is greater than 60 seconds
if ((elapsed_time >= 60)); then
    minutes=$((elapsed_time / 60))
    seconds=$((elapsed_time % 60))
    echo "Script completed in $minutes minutes and $seconds seconds."
else
    echo "Script completed in $elapsed_time seconds."
fi

#Adding a blank line in text for cleaner output.
echo -e "\n"

#Friendly goodbye message from your friendly neighborhood cow.
cowsay "Have a great day Shane!"

#Adding a blank line in text for cleaner output.
echo -e "\n"

#exiting the script
echo "Press Enter to exit"

#Reading user input
read

#Clearing the screen after finishing.
clear

#I have fastfetch set to run automatically at terminal startup so this will appear as if I have just opened the terminal after upgrading.
fastfetch