#!/bin/bash# aurcreate - create clean packages prepared for upload to AUR# Version: 1.1.2# Author: Michal Krenek (Mikos) <mikos@sg1.cz># License: GNU General Public License v.2# http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt# Modifications: # * Version 1.1.2# By: Daenyth <Daenyth+arch _AT_ gmail _DOT_ com> April 2008# Changes: Remove trailing slash from command line arguments to allow for tab completion on directories# Notify the user as to the location of their completed package# Remove the aur directory after we are done# * Version 1.1.1# By: Daenyth <Daenyth+arch _AT_ gmail _DOT_ com> April 2008# Changes: Bugfix. Removed "local" declaration, since it's not a function# Direct push/popd output to /dev/null# * Version 1.1.0# By: Daenyth <Daenyth+arch _AT_ gmail _DOT_ com> April 2008# Changes: Preserve the build dir now and work elsewhere. # Honor /etc/makepkg.conf's BUILDSCRIPT variable.# Also copy all $sources instead of just $BUILDSCRIPT.# This will set $BUILDSCRIPT, which is usually PKGBUILDeval `grep -m 1 BUILDSCRIPT /etc/makepkg.conf`if [ -z "$*" ]; then echo "$(basename $0) - create clean packages prepared for upload to AUR" echo "Error: You must specify package name(s)" exit 1fifor name in "$@"; do # This fix will allow people to use tab completion without worrying about trailing slashes name=$(echo $name | sed 's;/$;;') if [ ! -d "$name" ]; then echo "You don't have directory '$name' here. Skipping this package..." echo continue fi if [ ! -f "$name/$BUILDSCRIPT" ]; then echo "$BUILDSCRIPT doesn't exist in '$name' directory. Skipping this package..." echo continue fi # We want to work inside the package dir directly. # We are probably around ~/builds/$pkgname right now. pushd "$name" > /dev/null # Create a directory that will be only for the aur package # And ensure that it will be clean aurdir="aur/$name" # Note to any other people modifying: changing this will probably break the script. Be careful what the script rm's. rm -rf "$aurdir" 2> /dev/null mkdir -p "$aurdir" sources=($(. $BUILDSCRIPT; echo ${source[@]})) for source in ${sources[@]}; do if echo $source | grep -v '://' > /dev/null; then cp "$source" "$aurdir" fi done cp "$BUILDSCRIPT" "$aurdir" # Following our assumed directory structure from before, # we should be at ~/builds/$pkgname/aur # with the $pkgname directory below us and full of # goodies for all the little children pushd "$aurdir"> /dev/null cd .. echo "Creating new package '$name'..." tar -cvzf "$name.tar.gz" "$name" popd > /dev/null # Return to ~/builds/$pkgname mv -f "$aurdir/../$name.tar.gz" . echo "Cleaning up the work directory" rm -rf $(echo $aurdir | sed 's;/.*$;;') popd > /dev/null # Return to the directory we ran the script in, to prepare for the next loopdone# vim: set ts=2 sw=2 et: