This is a hack of Dan K. Snelson's Setup-Your-Mac dialog script project. I have kept his README and named it DANS-README.md to make it perfectly clear that most of the code is his and all the errors are mine.
I've thrown out his welcome screen since that was easier than making it optional at one clock in the morning and I don't want it for my current project. It will probably get added back eventually. The biggest change is I have developed a method for populating the array of dialog steps. In the directory "snippets" you will find small text files that each define one item in the array.
Write a text file containing the list of items you want from the snippets directory and run make.py. A script is created called DEP-dialog.zsh that runs dialog with a list of enrolment steps and a nice display.
The default name for the text file is list.txt but you can use another name and specify it on the command line to make.py.
If you use a different name for the file such as "Jemix" then the name of the script becomes DEP-dialog-<filename>.zsh or, in our example, DEP-dialog-Jemix.zsh.
This system was put together so a large organisation with multiple offices or an MSP with multiple customers can quickly generate a script without the errors of cut and paste, you only need to check a snippet is valid once. I don't know how Jamf might feel about the icon hashes in this repo so I have only included 4 snippets for your testing. Read DANS-README for an excellent pointer towards a method for finding icon hashes.
At the moment, if you run the output script from the command line with debugMode set you will always get a delay between steps of 7 seconds and the step will always be marked as a success.
One note: Due to JSON not supporting a comma after the last item in an array you must have an array item after the snippet insert point in template.zsh. Dan had a jamf recon as the last step in his array so I've kept that since it seems good practice to do one at the end of enrolment stuff.
Most of this was put together over a single late night, so as well as thanking the below for parts of the code:
Adam Codega
Bart Reardon
Dan K. Snelson
James White
I would also like to thank SBS Australia's Tour De France coverage and the incredible performance of Barguil, Vingegaard, Bardet, Quintana, Yates, and Thomas on Stage 11 of the 2022 race as they climbed the Col du Gabilier and the Col du Granon. It kept me awake and alert to write this code.