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    # this script expects $DOTOKEN variable with your digital ocean token
    # this script gets or creates smallest DO droplet and remotely executes script on it
    # afterwards, droplet is destroyed

    DROPLETNAME=example.com
    DOHOME="https://api.digitalocean.com/v2"

    cat <<EOF > .curlargs
    -s
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $DOTOKEN"
    -H "Content-Type: application/json"
    EOF
    CURL="curl -K .curlargs"

    SSHKEYS=`$CURL "$DOHOME/account/keys" | R path ssh_keys | R map path fingerprint`

    CREATECONTAINER=`cat <<EOF
    {
    "name":"$DROPLETNAME",
    "region":"nyc3",
    "size":"512mb",
    "image":"ubuntu-14-04-x64",
    "ssh_keys":$SSHKEYS}
    EOF`
    echo $SSHKEYS
    function GET_DROPLET {
    DROPLET=`$CURL "$DOHOME/droplets/" | \
    R path droplets | \
    R find where "{\"name\": \"$DROPLETNAME\"}"`

    export IP=`R path networks.v4.0.ip_address <<< $DROPLET`
    export ID=`R path id <<< $DROPLET`
    echo "dropet id: $ID ip: $IP"
    }

    GET_DROPLET

    if [ -z "$ID" ]; then
    echo create droplet!
    $CURL -X POST -d "$CREATECONTAINER" "$DOHOME/droplets/"

    while [ -z "$IP" ]; do
    GET_DROPLET
    done
    fi

    # execute
    ssh "root@$IP" 'bash -s' < run.sh
    # delete droplet
    $CURL -X DELETE "$DOHOME/droplets/$ID"
    rm .curlargs