Is there some architecure/structure overview for the scripts?

[soupdiver]

Hey,
I just stumbled upon your script collection and on the first glance it looks interesting and useful :)
I was clicking through the scripts a bit and wondered if there is some high-level overview about the structure of the scripts, which files are loaded, bootstrapping, configuration etc.
I don't just want to run some scripts in my setup but want to get an idea of how those work before.

[tteck]

In the case of the Docker LXC, the process involves running multiple scripts for each application or service. Firstly, the docker.sh script is executed to gather the system parameters. Next, the build.func script adds user settings and integrates all the collected information. Afterward, the create_lxc.sh script builds the LXC container. Following that, the docker-install.sh script is executed, which utilizes the functions exported from the install.func script for installing the required applications. Finally, the process returns to the docker.sh script to display the completion message.
It is essential to thoroughly evaluate the docker-install.sh script for a better understanding of the app installation process.

[tteck]

Every application installation uses the same set of scripts, build.func, create_lxc.sh, and install.func. These scripts are reusable and are not specific to any particular application.

[soupdiver]

It is essential to thoroughly evaluate the docker-install.sh script for a better understanding of the app installation process.

yea, I think that's what I was looking for :D Some not-reading-the-code explanation of what the scripts do.
But I guess the code is the documentation