Launch the AWS console via aws-vault in a Chrome Profile for the given aws profile.

aws-console.fish

function aws-console --description 'start a new chrome browser logged in to aws'
    # set to yes to always start in a new window
    set -l NEW_WINDOW no

    set -l profile "$argv[1]"
    if test -z "$profile"
        echo "Profile is a required argument" >&2
        return 1
    end

    # replace / and whitespace with __
    set -l profile_dir_name (string replace -ar '[\W/]' __ "$profile")
    set -l set new_window_arg ''

    if test "$NEW_WINDOW" = yes
        set new_window_arg --new-window
    end

    set -l vault_login_arg ''

    if set -q argv[2]; and test "$argv[2]" != --link
        set vault_login_arg "-d$argv[2]"
    else
        set vault_login_arg -d1h
    end

    # echo "vault_login_arg: $vault_login_arg"
    # run aws-vault
    # --prompt osascript only works on OSX
    #echo aws-vault login $profile "$vault_login_arg" --stdout --prompt osascript
    set -l url (aws-vault login $profile "$vault_login_arg" --stdout --prompt osascript)

    if test $status -ne 0
        # fish will also capture stderr, so echo $url
        echo "error running:"
        echo aws-vault login $profile "$vault_login_arg" --stdout --prompt osascript
        echo "got:"
        echo $url >&2
        return $status
    end

    if [ "$argv[-1]" = --link ]
        echo "$url"
        echo "Copied to clipboard"
        echo "$url" | pbcopy
    else
        open -na 'Google Chrome' --args --profile-directory=$profile_dir_name --no-first-run --no-default-browser-check $new_window_arg $url
    end
end