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#!/bin/sh
VERSION=0.01
die() {
echo "error: $1"
exit 1
}
if [ -z "$1" ] ; then
die "Usage: $0 [package name]"
fi
if [ "$PBJROOT" ] ; then
cd "$PBJROOT"
fi
bindir="$(pwd)/bin"
if [ ! -d "$bindir" ] ; then
die "$bindir does not exist"
fi
PATH="$PATH:$bindir"
if [ -n "$PKGROOT" ] ; then
pkgroot="$PKGROOT"
else
pkgroot="$(pwd)/pkg"
fi
if [ ! -d "$pkgroot" ] ; then
die "$pkgroot does not exist"
fi
jamdir="$(pwd)/pbj"
if [ ! -d "$jamdir" ] ; then
die "$jamdir does not exist"
fi
jamfile="$jamdir/$1.pbj"
if [ ! -f "$jamfile" ] ; then
die "$jamfile is missing"
fi
pkg=$1
rm -rf "$pkgroot/$pkg"
mkdir "$pkgroot/$pkg"
cd "$pkgroot/$pkg"
export PATH="$PATH:$bindir/macros:$bindir/templ"
# Match the pkgname to the .pbj filename.
# Provide values for other things macros won't be able to.
printf "+ pkgname $pkg\n+ pkgrel ${PKGREL:-1}\n+ pbjver $VERSION\n" \
| cat - "$jamfile" \
| awk -v packager="$PACKAGER" -f "$bindir/pbjparse.awk" \
> PKGBUILD
if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "Failed to write $pkgroot/$pkg/PKGBUILD"
exit $?
fi
echo "Wrote $pkgroot/$pkg/PKGBUILD."
exit 0
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