Repository package building script

Question

I've been using a script to build all the packages for my repo for some time, but it was pretty hacked together, so I decided to rewrite it today. I made it so that it works with both makepkg and versionpkg. The assumption is that you make a directory with this script and two directories (make and version). The "make" directory contains directories with only "makepkg" packages, and "version" contains directories with "versionpkg" packages. You execute the script in the top directory, an it will recurse though "make" and "version" and build all the packages to a single location.
It Works for Me! (tm)
An example building directory structure:
buildall.sh
builtlog.log
make
- any2dvd
- gimp-devel
- gmrun
version
- xfwm4-svn
- xfmedia-svn
- gaim-cvs
Script:
#!/bin/bash
REPO_PACKAGES=/path/to/built/packages
REPO_ARCHIVES=/path/to/archive
LOGFILE=builtlog.log #change this to whatever you want the logfile to be called
############ DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE! ###################
TOP_DIR=`pwd`
if [ -e "$LOGFILE" ]; then
echo "Previous log found, saving as ${LOGFILE}.old"
mv ${LOGFILE} ${LOGFILE}.old
fi
echo "Creating new log: ${LOGFILE}"
touch ${LOGFILE}
if [ ! -d "$REPO_ARCHIVES" ]; then
mkdir ${REPO_ARCHIVES}
fi
for i in `ls`; do
if [ -d "$i" ]; then
BUILD_COMMAND=`basename "$i"`pkg
HOLDING_DIR=`pwd`
cd $i
for p in `ls`; do
if [ -d "$p" ]; then
cd $p
START_TIME=`date +%Y %m-%d (%H:%M)`
echo " "
echo -e "33[0;36m ${START_TIME}:33[0m Starting build of ${p}..."
${BUILD_COMMAND} -w ${REPO_PACKAGES} >/dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
END_TIME=`date +%Y %m-%d (%H:%M)`
echo -e "33[0;36m ${END_TIME}:33[1;32m ${p} built sucessfully."
echo "$p built sucessfully on ${END_TIME}" >>${TOP_DIR}/${LOGFILE}
else
END_TIME=`date +%Y %m-%d (%H:%M)`
echo -e "33[0;36m ${END_TIME}:33[1;31m failed."
echo "$p failed to build." >>${TOP_DIR}/${LOGFILE}
fi
#Move all but latest package to $REPO_ARCHIVE
mv `ls ${REPO_PACKAGES}/${p}*| sed '$d'` ${REPO_ARCHIVES} >/dev/null 2>&1
cd .. #Go back to parent directory
else
/bin/true
fi
done
cd ${HOLDING_DIR} #Start with the next batch
else
/bin/true
fi
done
cd ${TOP_DIR}
echo " "
echo -e "33[1;31m -------- Failed Packages: --------- 33[0m"
fgrep "failed" ${LOGFILE}
if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
echo -e "33[1;32m No packages failed to build.33[0m"
fi
echo " "
echo "Check ${LOGFILE} for details."
exit 0

Answer 1

I have a script I will be releasing in the next 24 hours that should do this for you - working from Bridge. It will still initially be at the test stage but it should work and if it doesn't I will help you to make it work. If you are interested send me an email andrew at ps-scripts.com
Andrew