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Two bash scripts that automate [[packaging extensions]]. | |||
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== Script 1 == | |||
Here is a bash script I'm using to package my extensions (under [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin]). See also [[Windows build script]]. | Here is a bash script I'm using to package my extensions (under [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin]). See also [[Windows build script]]. | ||
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# remove any left-over files from previous build | # remove any left-over files from previous build | ||
rm $APP_NAME.jar | rm -f $APP_NAME.jar $APP_NAME.xpi files | ||
rm -rf $TMP_DIR | rm -rf $TMP_DIR | ||
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mkdir --parents --verbose $TMP_DIR/chrome | mkdir --parents --verbose $TMP_DIR/chrome | ||
# generate the JAR file, excluding CVS and temporary files | # generate the JAR file, excluding CVS, SVN, and temporary files | ||
JAR_FILE=$TMP_DIR/chrome/$APP_NAME.jar | JAR_FILE=$TMP_DIR/chrome/$APP_NAME.jar | ||
echo "Generating $JAR_FILE..." | echo "Generating $JAR_FILE..." | ||
for CHROME_SUBDIR in $CHROME_PROVIDERS; do | for CHROME_SUBDIR in $CHROME_PROVIDERS; do | ||
find $CHROME_SUBDIR -path '*CVS*' -prune -o -type f -print | grep -v \~ >> files | find $CHROME_SUBDIR \( -path '*CVS*' -o -path '*.svn*' \) -prune -o -type f -print | grep -v \~ >> files | ||
done | done | ||
zip -0 -r $JAR_FILE | zip -0 -r $JAR_FILE -@ < files | ||
# The following statement should be used instead if you don't wish to use the JAR file | # The following statement should be used instead if you don't wish to use the JAR file | ||
#cp --verbose --parents `cat files` $TMP_DIR/chrome | #cp --verbose --parents `cat files` $TMP_DIR/chrome | ||
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for DIR in $ROOT_DIRS; do | for DIR in $ROOT_DIRS; do | ||
mkdir $TMP_DIR/$DIR | mkdir $TMP_DIR/$DIR | ||
FILES="`find $DIR -path '*CVS*' -prune -o -type f -print | grep -v \~`" | FILES="`find $DIR \( -path '*CVS*' -o -path '*.svn*' \) -prune -o -type f -print | grep -v \~`" | ||
echo $FILES >> files | echo $FILES >> files | ||
cp --verbose --parents $FILES $TMP_DIR | cp --verbose --parents $FILES $TMP_DIR | ||
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echo "Preprocessing chrome.manifest..." | echo "Preprocessing chrome.manifest..." | ||
# You think this is scary? | # You think this is scary? | ||
#s/^(content\s+\S*\s+)(\S*\/)$/\1jar:chrome\/$APP_NAME\.jar!\/\2/ | #s/^(content\s+\S*\s+)(\S*\/)(.*)$/\1jar:chrome\/$APP_NAME\.jar!\/\2\3/ | ||
#s/^(skin|locale)(\s+\S*\s+\S*\s+)(.*\/)$/\1\2jar:chrome\/$APP_NAME\.jar!\/\3/ | #s/^(skin|locale)(\s+\S*\s+\S*\s+)(.*\/)$/\1\2jar:chrome\/$APP_NAME\.jar!\/\3/ | ||
# | # | ||
# Then try this! (Same, but with characters escaped for bash :) | # Then try this! (Same, but with characters escaped for bash :) | ||
sed -i -r s/^\(content\\s+\\S*\\s+\)\(\\S*\\/\)$/\\1jar:chrome\\/$APP_NAME\\.jar!\\/\\2/ chrome.manifest | sed -i -r s/^\(content\\s+\\S*\\s+\)\(\\S*\\/\)\(.*\)$/\\1jar:chrome\\/$APP_NAME\\.jar!\\/\\2\\3/ chrome.manifest | ||
sed -i -r s/^\(skin\|locale\)\(\\s+\\S*\\s+\\S*\\s+\)\(.*\\/\)$/\\1\\2jar:chrome\\/$APP_NAME\\.jar!\\/\\3/ chrome.manifest | sed -i -r s/^\(skin\|locale\)\(\\s+\\S*\\s+\\S*\\s+\)\(.*\\/\)$/\\1\\2jar:chrome\\/$APP_NAME\\.jar!\\/\\3/ chrome.manifest | ||
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zip -r ../$APP_NAME.xpi * | zip -r ../$APP_NAME.xpi * | ||
cd $ROOT_DIR | cd "$ROOT_DIR" | ||
echo "Cleanup..." | echo "Cleanup..." | ||
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AFTER_BUILD= | AFTER_BUILD= | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
== Script 2 == | |||
The extension has to be packed for distribution as .xpi file. To automate this, you can use a small shell script which does the zipping for you: | |||
#!/bin/bash | |||
buildid=$1 | |||
<nowiki>[[ "$buildid" == "" ]]</nowiki> && buildid=cvs-`date +%Y%m%d` | |||
xpifile=dispmua-$buildid.xpi | |||
cd src | |||
zip -r ../messenger-dispmua.jar . -x "CVS" | |||
cd .. | |||
mkdir chrome | |||
mv messenger-dispmua.jar chrome/ | |||
rm "$xpifile" | |||
zip "$xpifile" chrome/messenger-dispmua.jar install.rdf | |||
rm -r chrome/ | |||
echo -n Created file: | |||
ls "$xpifile" | |||
Of course you have to change the jar file name from messenger-dispmua to one matching your extension, but you see how to do it. | |||
One more thing: If you pass a parameter to the script, it is taken as the version and appended to the name of the xpi file | |||
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Two bash scripts that automate packaging extensions.
Script 1
Here is a bash script I'm using to package my extensions (under Cygwin). See also Windows build script.
#!/bin/bash # build.sh -- builds JAR and XPI files for mozilla extensions # by Nickolay Ponomarev <asqueella@gmail.com> # (original version based on Nathan Yergler's build script) # Most recent version is at <http://kb.mozillazine.org/Bash_build_script> # This script assumes the following directory structure: # ./ # chrome.manifest (optional - for newer extensions) # install.rdf # (other files listed in $ROOT_FILES) # # content/ | # locale/ |} these can be named arbitrary and listed in $CHROME_PROVIDERS # skin/ | # # defaults/ | # components/ |} these must be listed in $ROOT_DIRS in order to be packaged # ... | # # It uses a temporary directory ./build when building; don't use that! # Script's output is: # ./$APP_NAME.xpi # ./$APP_NAME.jar (only if $KEEP_JAR=1) # ./files -- the list of packaged files # # Note: It modifies chrome.manifest when packaging so that it points to # chrome/$APP_NAME.jar!/* # # default configuration file is ./config_build.sh, unless another file is # specified in command-line. Available config variables: APP_NAME= # short-name, jar and xpi files name. Must be lowercase with no spaces CHROME_PROVIDERS= # which chrome providers we have (space-separated list) CLEAN_UP= # delete the jar / "files" when done? (1/0) ROOT_FILES= # put these files in root of xpi (space separated list of leaf filenames) ROOT_DIRS= # ...and these directories (space separated list) BEFORE_BUILD= # run this before building (bash command) AFTER_BUILD= # ...and this after the build (bash command) if [ -z $1 ]; then . ./config_build.sh else . $1 fi if [ -z $APP_NAME ]; then echo "You need to create build config file first!" echo "Read comments at the beginning of this script for more info." exit; fi ROOT_DIR=`pwd` TMP_DIR=build #uncomment to debug #set -x # remove any left-over files from previous build rm -f $APP_NAME.jar $APP_NAME.xpi files rm -rf $TMP_DIR $BEFORE_BUILD mkdir --parents --verbose $TMP_DIR/chrome # generate the JAR file, excluding CVS, SVN, and temporary files JAR_FILE=$TMP_DIR/chrome/$APP_NAME.jar echo "Generating $JAR_FILE..." for CHROME_SUBDIR in $CHROME_PROVIDERS; do find $CHROME_SUBDIR \( -path '*CVS*' -o -path '*.svn*' \) -prune -o -type f -print | grep -v \~ >> files done zip -0 -r $JAR_FILE -@ < files # The following statement should be used instead if you don't wish to use the JAR file #cp --verbose --parents `cat files` $TMP_DIR/chrome # prepare components and defaults echo "Copying various files to $TMP_DIR folder..." for DIR in $ROOT_DIRS; do mkdir $TMP_DIR/$DIR FILES="`find $DIR \( -path '*CVS*' -o -path '*.svn*' \) -prune -o -type f -print | grep -v \~`" echo $FILES >> files cp --verbose --parents $FILES $TMP_DIR done # Copy other files to the root of future XPI. for ROOT_FILE in $ROOT_FILES install.rdf chrome.manifest; do cp --verbose $ROOT_FILE $TMP_DIR if [ -f $ROOT_FILE ]; then echo $ROOT_FILE >> files fi done cd $TMP_DIR if [ -f "chrome.manifest" ]; then echo "Preprocessing chrome.manifest..." # You think this is scary? #s/^(content\s+\S*\s+)(\S*\/)(.*)$/\1jar:chrome\/$APP_NAME\.jar!\/\2\3/ #s/^(skin|locale)(\s+\S*\s+\S*\s+)(.*\/)$/\1\2jar:chrome\/$APP_NAME\.jar!\/\3/ # # Then try this! (Same, but with characters escaped for bash :) sed -i -r s/^\(content\\s+\\S*\\s+\)\(\\S*\\/\)\(.*\)$/\\1jar:chrome\\/$APP_NAME\\.jar!\\/\\2\\3/ chrome.manifest sed -i -r s/^\(skin\|locale\)\(\\s+\\S*\\s+\\S*\\s+\)\(.*\\/\)$/\\1\\2jar:chrome\\/$APP_NAME\\.jar!\\/\\3/ chrome.manifest # (it simply adds jar:chrome/whatever.jar!/ at appropriate positions of chrome.manifest) fi # generate the XPI file echo "Generating $APP_NAME.xpi..." zip -r ../$APP_NAME.xpi * cd "$ROOT_DIR" echo "Cleanup..." if [ $CLEAN_UP = 0 ]; then # save the jar file mv $TMP_DIR/chrome/$APP_NAME.jar . else rm ./files fi # remove the working files rm -rf $TMP_DIR echo "Done!" $AFTER_BUILD
Example config_build.sh file:
#!/bin/bash # Build config for the build script, build.sh. Look there for more info. APP_NAME=helloworld CHROME_PROVIDERS="content locale skin" CLEAN_UP=1 ROOT_FILES="readme.txt" ROOT_DIRS= BEFORE_BUILD= AFTER_BUILD=
Script 2
The extension has to be packed for distribution as .xpi file. To automate this, you can use a small shell script which does the zipping for you:
#!/bin/bash buildid=$1 [[ "$buildid" == "" ]] && buildid=cvs-`date +%Y%m%d` xpifile=dispmua-$buildid.xpi cd src zip -r ../messenger-dispmua.jar . -x "CVS" cd .. mkdir chrome mv messenger-dispmua.jar chrome/ rm "$xpifile" zip "$xpifile" chrome/messenger-dispmua.jar install.rdf rm -r chrome/ echo -n Created file: ls "$xpifile"
Of course you have to change the jar file name from messenger-dispmua to one matching your extension, but you see how to do it. One more thing: If you pass a parameter to the script, it is taken as the version and appended to the name of the xpi file