feat: rewrite setup.sh as menu-driven installer with profile system

Replace the linear setup.sh with an interactive menu-driven installer:
- First-time wizard with OS detection and profile selection
- Install profiles: Core SIGINT, Maritime, Weather, RF Security, Full, Custom
- System health check (tools, SDR devices, ports, permissions, venv, PostgreSQL)
- Automated PostgreSQL setup for ADS-B history (creates DB, user, tables, indexes)
- Environment configurator for interactive INTERCEPT_* variable editing
- Update tools (rebuild source-built binaries)
- Uninstall/cleanup with granular options and double-confirm for destructive ops
- View status table of all tools with installed/missing state
- CLI flags: --non-interactive, --profile=, --health-check, --postgres-setup, --menu
- .env file helpers (read/write) with start.sh auto-sourcing
- Bash 3.2 compatible (no associative arrays) for macOS support

Update all documentation to reflect the new menu system:
- README.md: installation section with profiles, CLI flags, env config, health check
- CLAUDE.md: entry points and local setup commands
- docs/index.html: GitHub Pages install cards with profile mentions
- docs/HARDWARE.md: setup script section with profile table
- docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md: health check and profile-based install guidance
- docs/DISTRIBUTED_AGENTS.md: controller quick start

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -81,18 +81,61 @@ Troubleshooting (no decode / noisy decode):
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## Installation / Debian / Ubuntu / MacOS
## Installation / Debian / Ubuntu / macOS
### Quick Start
**1. Clone and run:**
```bash
git clone https://github.com/smittix/intercept.git
cd intercept
./setup.sh
./setup.sh # Interactive menu (first run launches setup wizard)
sudo ./start.sh
```
On first run, `setup.sh` launches a **guided wizard** that detects your OS, lets you choose install profiles, sets up the Python environment, and optionally configures environment variables and PostgreSQL.
On subsequent runs, it opens an **interactive menu**:
```
INTERCEPT Setup Menu
════════════════════════════════════════
1) Install / Add Modules
2) System Health Check
3) Database Setup (ADS-B History)
4) Update Tools
5) Environment Configurator
6) Uninstall / Cleanup
7) View Status
0) Exit
```
> **Production vs Dev server:** `start.sh` auto-detects gunicorn + gevent and runs a production server with cooperative greenlets — handles multiple SSE/WebSocket clients without blocking. Falls back to Flask dev server if gunicorn is not installed. For quick local development, you can still use `sudo -E venv/bin/python intercept.py` directly.
### Install Profiles
Choose what to install during the wizard or via menu option 1:
| # | Profile | Tools |
|---|---------|-------|
| 1 | Core SIGINT | rtl_sdr, multimon-ng, rtl_433, dump1090, acarsdec, dumpvdl2, ffmpeg, gpsd |
| 2 | Maritime & Radio | AIS-catcher, direwolf |
| 3 | Weather & Space | SatDump, radiosonde_auto_rx |
| 4 | RF Security | aircrack-ng, HackRF, BlueZ, hcxtools, Ubertooth, SoapySDR |
| 5 | Full SIGINT | All of the above |
| 6 | Custom | Per-tool checklist |
Multiple profiles can be combined (e.g. enter `1 3` for Core + Weather).
### CLI Flags
```bash
./setup.sh --non-interactive # Headless full install (same as legacy behavior)
./setup.sh --profile=core,weather # Install specific profiles
./setup.sh --health-check # Check system health and exit
./setup.sh --postgres-setup # Run PostgreSQL setup and exit
./setup.sh --menu # Force interactive menu
```
### Docker
```bash
@@ -142,16 +185,40 @@ INTERCEPT_IMAGE=ghcr.io/youruser/intercept:latest
docker compose --profile basic up -d
```
### ADS-B History (Optional)
### Environment Configuration
The ADS-B history feature persists aircraft messages to Postgres for long-term analysis.
Use the **Environment Configurator** (menu option 5) to interactively set any `INTERCEPT_*` variable. Settings are saved to a `.env` file that `start.sh` sources automatically on startup.
You can also create or edit `.env` manually:
```bash
# .env (auto-loaded by start.sh)
INTERCEPT_PORT=5050
INTERCEPT_ADSB_AUTO_START=true
INTERCEPT_DEFAULT_LAT=51.5074
INTERCEPT_DEFAULT_LON=-0.1278
```
### ADS-B History (Optional)
The ADS-B history feature persists aircraft messages to PostgreSQL for long-term analysis.
**Automated setup (local install):**
```bash
./setup.sh --postgres-setup
# Or use menu option 3: Database Setup
```
This will install PostgreSQL if needed, create the database/user/tables, and write the connection settings to `.env`.
**Docker:**
```bash
# Start with ADS-B history and Postgres
docker compose --profile history up -d
```
Set the following environment variables (for example in a `.env` file):
Set the following environment variables (in `.env`):
```bash
INTERCEPT_ADSB_HISTORY_ENABLED=true
@@ -162,30 +229,6 @@ INTERCEPT_ADSB_DB_USER=intercept
INTERCEPT_ADSB_DB_PASSWORD=intercept
```
### Other ADS-B Settings
Set these as environment variables for either local installs or Docker:
| Variable | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `INTERCEPT_ADSB_AUTO_START` | `false` | Auto-start ADS-B tracking when the dashboard loads |
| `INTERCEPT_SHARED_OBSERVER_LOCATION` | `true` | Share observer location across ADS-B/AIS/SSTV/Satellite modules |
**Local install example**
```bash
INTERCEPT_ADSB_AUTO_START=true \
INTERCEPT_SHARED_OBSERVER_LOCATION=false \
sudo ./start.sh
```
**Docker example (.env)**
```bash
INTERCEPT_ADSB_AUTO_START=true
INTERCEPT_SHARED_OBSERVER_LOCATION=false
```
To store Postgres data on external storage, set `PGDATA_PATH` (defaults to `./pgdata`):
```bash
@@ -194,9 +237,20 @@ PGDATA_PATH=/mnt/usbpi1/intercept/pgdata
Then open **/adsb/history** for the reporting dashboard.
### System Health Check
Verify your installation is complete and working:
```bash
./setup.sh --health-check
# Or use menu option 2
```
Checks installed tools, SDR devices, port availability, permissions, Python venv, `.env` configuration, and PostgreSQL connectivity.
### Open the Interface
After starting, open **http://localhost:5050** in your browser. The username and password is <b>admin</b>:<b>admin</b>
After starting, open **http://localhost:5050** in your browser. The username and password is <b>admin</b>:<b>admin</b>
The credentials can be changed in the ADMIN_USERNAME & ADMIN_PASSWORD variables in config.py