#!/bin/sh -e
# A hacky script to generate .t?z files using satellites.
# It's a fairly simple wrapper to astronaut, that generates a pkgtools package at the end.

# This may also serve as an example on how you can wrap astronaut to package in any format.

_fakeroot="$(command -v fakeroot || true)"
[ "$_fakeroot" ] && _fakeroot='fakeroot'

if [ ! "$_fakeroot" -a "$(id -u)" != "0" ]; then
    echo 'This script has to be run as root, or you need fakeroot installed.' 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

_topdir=$PWD
_astronaut="$(dirname "$0")/astronaut"
[ ! -f "$_astronaut" ] && _astronaut='astronaut'

_astronaut_nuke_dir_install=true

. "$_astronaut"

# Gzip man and info pages
if [ -d "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_mandir" ]; then
    find "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_mandir" -type f -exec gzip -9 {} \;
    for i in $(find "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_mandir" -type l); do ln -s "$(readlink "$i").gz" "$i.gz"; rm "$i"; done
fi
if [ -d "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_infodir" ]; then
    rm -f "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_infodir/dir"
    gzip -9 -r "$dir_install/$dir_prefix/$dir_infodir"
fi

# Generate slack-desc for proper compliance, even if it's completely redundant
#mkdir -p "$dir_install/install"
#cat > "$dir_install/install/slack-desc" << EOF
## HOW TO EDIT THIS FILE:
## The "handy ruler" below makes it easier to edit a package description.  Line
## up the first '|' above the ':' following the base package name, and the '|'
## on the right side marks the last column you can put a character in.  You must
## make exactly 11 lines for the formatting to be correct.  It's also
## customary to leave one space after the ':'.

#$(printf %$(printf '%s' "$_satname" | wc -c)s)|-----handy-ruler------------------------------------------------------|
#$_satname: $_satname (Generated with astronautpkg)
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#$_satname:
#EOF

# dir_wrapper_pkgtools should be set from a configuration file (e.g. ~/.astronaut.conf), and points to wherever you want your packages to be placed.
[ "$dir_wrapper_pkgtools" ] && mkdir -p "$dir_wrapper_pkgtools" || dir_wrapper_pkgtools="$_topdir"
cd "$dir_install"

PATH="$PATH:/sbin" $_fakeroot makepkg -l y -c n "$dir_wrapper_pkgtools/$_satname-$(echo "$version" | sed -e 's/-/_/g')-$(uname -m)-astro.tgz"