Conditional statement: if/elif/else/fi.
Examples
# if [ -f file ]; then echo exists; fi
%If{
condition: %Command{name: "test", args: ["-f", "file"]},
body: [%Command{name: "echo", args: ["exists"]}],
elif_clauses: [],
else_body: nil
}
# if cmd1; then body1; elif cmd2; then body2; else body3; fi
%If{
condition: %Command{name: "cmd1", ...},
body: [...],
elif_clauses: [
{%Command{name: "cmd2", ...}, [...]}
],
else_body: [...]
}Summary
Types
@type t() :: %Bash.AST.If{ body: [Bash.Statement.t()], condition: Bash.Statement.t(), elif_clauses: [{Bash.Statement.t(), [Bash.Statement.t()]}], else_body: [Bash.Statement.t()] | nil, executed_branch: :then | :elif | :else | nil, exit_code: 0..255 | nil, meta: Bash.AST.Meta.t(), state_updates: map() }