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+#!/bin/sh
+
+PKG_NAME="$1"
+
+oldpwd="$PWD"
+PKG_BUILD_DIR="$PWD/osxpkgbuild"
+PKG_DIR="$PKG_BUILD_DIR/${PKG_NAME}.pkg"
+PKG_RSRC_DIR="$PKG_BUILD_DIR/${PKG_NAME}.pkg/Contents/Resources"
+PKG_VERSION="4.5"
+ROOT_DIR="$PKG_BUILD_DIR/root"
+CHECK_XML="yes"
+PLIST_DT_ID="-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
+PLIST_DT_LOC="http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"
+INSTALLER_FORMAT_KEY="0.10000000149011612"
+
+BACKGROUND_TIFF="../maintenance/package_background.tiff"
+LICENSE_FILE="../maintenance/License.rtf"
+WELCOME_FILE="../maintenance/Welcome.rtf"
+
+MKDIRS="mkdirhier"
+
+
+# ****************************** usage ********************************
+
+function usage() {
+ cat <<_ACEOF
+make-osxpkg.sh <pkgname>
+_ACEOF
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** validate cmdline args ****************
+
+function validateArgs() {
+ if test "x$PKG_NAME" = "x"; then
+ usage;
+ exit 1
+ fi
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** prepare/cleanup tmpfiles *************
+
+function prepareTmpDirs() {
+ if test -d $PKG_BUILD_DIR; then
+ echo -n " deleting old builddir: $PKG_BUILD_DIR .."
+ rm -r $PKG_BUILD_DIR
+ echo ".. done."
+ fi
+
+ echo -n " preparing temporary builddir .."
+ ${MKDIRS} "${PKG_BUILD_DIR}"
+ ${MKDIRS} "${PKG_DIR}"
+ ${MKDIRS} "${PKG_RSRC_DIR}"
+ ${MKDIRS} "${PKG_RSRC_DIR}/English.lproj"
+ ${MKDIRS} "${ROOT_DIR}"
+ ${MKDIRS} "${ROOT_DIR}/Library/Frameworks"
+ echo ".. done: $PKG_BUILD_DIR."
+}
+
+function cleanupTmpDirs() {
+ if test -d $PKG_BUILD_DIR; then
+ echo -n " deleting builddir: $PKG_BUILD_DIR .."
+ rm -r $PKG_BUILD_DIR
+ echo ".. done."
+ fi
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** install ******************************
+
+function installIntoTmpDirs() {
+ echo -n " install sources (log in ${PKG_BUILD_DIR}/install.log) .."
+ make -s FRAMEWORK_INSTALL_DIR="${ROOT_DIR}/Library/Frameworks" \
+ shared=yes frameworks=yes install \
+ >${PKG_BUILD_DIR}/install.log 2>&1
+ echo ".. done."
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** pax archive **************************
+
+function makePaxArchive() {
+ echo -n " gen archive .."
+ cd "${ROOT_DIR}"
+ pax -w . | gzip -c >${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Archive.pax.gz
+
+ cd ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Resources
+ ln -s ../Archive.pax.gz "${PKG_NAME}.pax.gz"
+ cd "$oldpwd"
+ echo ".. done: ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Archive.pax.gz"
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** bom/sizes ****************************
+
+function generateBoM() {
+ echo -n " gen BoM file .."
+ cd "${ROOT_DIR}"
+ mkbom . "${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Archive.bom"
+
+ cd ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Resources
+ ln -s ../Archive.bom "${PKG_NAME}.bom"
+ cd "$oldpwd"
+ echo ".. done."
+}
+
+function calcSizes() {
+ echo -n " calculate sizes .."
+ size_uncompressed="`du -sk $ROOT_DIR | cut -f 1`"
+ size_compressed="`du -sk $PKG_DIR | cut -f 1`"
+ numfiles="`find $ROOT_DIR | wc -l`"
+ numfiles="`echo $numfiles - 1 | bc`"
+ echo ".. done (size=${size_compressed}K/${size_uncompressed}K, #$numfiles)."
+}
+
+function generateSizes() {
+ echo -n " gen sizes file .."
+ cd "${ROOT_DIR}"
+ echo "NumFiles $numfiles" >${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Archive.sizes
+ echo "InstalledSize $size_uncompressed" >>${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Archive.sizes
+ echo "CompressedSize $size_compressed" >>${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Archive.sizes
+
+ cd ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Resources
+ ln -s ../Archive.sizes "${PKG_NAME}.sizes"
+ cd "$oldpwd"
+ echo ".. done."
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** info files ***************************
+
+function plistWriteString() {
+ echo " <key>$1</key>"
+ echo " <string>$2</string>"
+}
+function plistWriteInt() {
+ echo " <key>$1</key>"
+ echo " <integer>`echo $2`</integer>"
+}
+function plistWriteReal() {
+ echo " <key>$1</key>"
+ echo " <real>`echo $2`</real>"
+}
+function plistWriteDate() {
+ echo " <key>$1</key>"
+ echo " <date>$2</date>"
+}
+function plistWriteBool() {
+ echo " <key>$1</key>"
+ echo " <$2/>"
+}
+
+
+function genInfoPList() {
+ # http://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/
+ # SoftwareDistribution/Concepts/sd_pkg_flags.html
+ F="${PKG_DIR}/Contents/Info.plist"
+ echo -n " gen Info.plist: $F .."
+
+ echo >$F "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>"
+ echo >>$F "<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC \"${PLIST_DT_ID}\" \"${PLIST_DT_LOC}\">"
+ echo >>$F "<plist version=\"1.0\">"
+ echo >>$F " <dict>"
+
+ plistWriteString >>$F CFBundleGetInfoString "${PKG_NAME} ${PKG_VERSION}"
+ plistWriteString >>$F CFBundleIdentifier "org.opengroupware.pkg.${PKG_NAME}"
+ plistWriteString >>$F CFBundleName "${PKG_NAME}"
+ plistWriteString >>$F CFBundleShortVersionString "${PKG_VERSION}"
+
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFMajorVersion 4
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFMinorVersion 5
+
+ plistWriteDate >>$F IFPkgBuildDate "`date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ`"
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgBuildVersion "${PKG_VERSION}"
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagAllowBackRev false
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgFlagAuthorizationAction AdminAuthorization
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgFlagBackgroundAlignment topright
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgFlagBackgroundScaling none
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgFlagDefaultLocation /
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagFollowLinks true
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagInstallFat true
+ plistWriteInt >>$F IFPkgFlagInstalledSize $size_uncompressed
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagIsRequired false
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagOverwritePermissions false
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagRelocatable true
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgFlagRestartAction NoRestart
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagRootVolumeOnly false
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagUpdateInstalledLanguages false
+ plistWriteBool >>$F IFPkgFlagUseUserMask false
+ plistWriteReal >>$F IFPkgFormatVersion "${INSTALLER_FORMAT_KEY}"
+ plistWriteInt >>$F IFPkgPayloadFileCount $numfiles
+
+ echo >>$F " </dict>"
+ echo >>$F "</plist>"
+ if test "x$CHECK_XML" = "xyes"; then
+ xmllint --noout $F
+ fi
+
+ echo ".. done."
+}
+
+
+function genBundleVersions() {
+ F="${PKG_RSRC_DIR}/BundleVersions.plist"
+ echo " gen bundle versions: $F .."
+
+ echo >$F "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>"
+ echo >>$F "<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC \"${PLIST_DT_ID}\" \"${PLIST_DT_LOC}\">"
+ echo >>$F "<plist version=\"1.0\">"
+ echo >>$F " <dict>"
+
+ # TODO: generate framework versions (scan for .framework/../Version files)
+ frameworks=`find "${ROOT_DIR}" -type d -name "*.framework"`
+ for frameworkpath in $frameworks; do
+ frameworkvfile="`find $frameworkpath -type f -name Version | head -n 1`"
+ if test "x$frameworkvfile" != "x"; then
+ relfwpath="`echo $frameworkpath | sed sX${ROOT_DIR}/XXg`"
+
+ echo >>$F " <key>${relfwpath}</key>"
+ echo >>$F " <dict>"
+ echo >>$F " <key>BuildVersion</key>"
+ echo >>$F " <string>1</string>" # TODO
+ echo >>$F " <key>CFBundleShortVersionString</key>"
+ echo >>$F " <string>${PKG_VERSION}</string>"
+ echo >>$F " <key>ProjectName</key>"
+ echo >>$F " <string>`basename -s .framework $relfwpath`</string>"
+ echo >>$F " <key>SourceVersion</key>"
+ echo >>$F " <string>${PKG_VERSION}</string>" # TODO
+ echo >>$F " </dict>"
+ else
+ echo " Note: no Version file in framework `basename $frameworkpath`"
+ fi
+ done
+
+ echo >>$F " </dict>"
+ echo >>$F "</plist>"
+ if test "x$CHECK_XML" = "xyes"; then
+ xmllint --noout $F
+ fi
+ echo " generated: $F."
+}
+
+function genEnDescription() {
+ F="${PKG_RSRC_DIR}/English.lproj/Description.plist"
+ echo -n " gen description plist: $F .."
+
+ echo >$F "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>"
+ echo >>$F "<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC \"${PLIST_DT_ID}\" \"${PLIST_DT_LOC}\">"
+ echo >>$F "<plist version=\"1.0\">"
+ echo >>$F " <dict>"
+
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgDescriptionDescription "${PKG_NAME}"
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgDescriptionTitle "${PKG_NAME}"
+ plistWriteString >>$F IFPkgDescriptionVersion "${PKG_VERSION}"
+
+ echo >>$F " </dict>"
+ echo >>$F "</plist>"
+ if test "x$CHECK_XML" = "xyes"; then
+ xmllint --noout $F
+ fi
+ echo ".. done."
+}
+
+function genInfoFile() {
+ F="${PKG_RSRC_DIR}/English.lproj/${PKG_NAME}.info"
+ echo -n " gen info file: $F .."
+
+ echo >$F "Title ${PKG_NAME}"
+ echo >>$F "Version ${PKG_VERSION}"
+ echo >>$F "Description ${PKG_VERSION}"
+ echo >>$F "Require Reboot NO" # TODO: consolidate
+ echo >>$F "OverwritePermissions NO" # TODO: consolidate
+ echo >>$F "NeedsAuthorization YES" # TODO: consolidate
+ echo >>$F "DefaultLocation /" # TODO: consolidate
+ echo >>$F "Relocatable YES" # TODO: consolidate
+ echo >>$F "Install Fat YES" # TODO: consolidate
+ echo >>$F "LibrarySubdirectory Standard"
+
+ echo ".. done."
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** resources ****************************
+
+function copyBackgroundImage() {
+ if test -f "${BACKGROUND_TIFF}"; then
+ cp "${BACKGROUND_TIFF}" "${PKG_RSRC_DIR}/background.tiff"
+ else
+ echo "ERROR: did not find background image: ${BACKGROUND_TIFF}"
+ fi
+}
+
+function copyLicenseFile() {
+ if test -f "${LICENSE_FILE}"; then
+ cp "${LICENSE_FILE}" "${PKG_RSRC_DIR}/English.lproj/License.rtf"
+ else
+ echo "ERROR: did not find file: ${LICENSE_FILE}"
+ fi
+}
+function copyWelcomeFile() {
+ if test -f "${WELCOME_FILE}"; then
+ cp "${WELCOME_FILE}" "${PKG_RSRC_DIR}/English.lproj/Welcome.rtf"
+ else
+ echo "ERROR: did not find file: ${WELCOME_FILE}"
+ fi
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** debugging ****************************
+
+function debugShowResults() {
+ echo ""
+ echo "prepared contents:"
+ find -s $PKG_BUILD_DIR \
+ | sed "sX${PKG_BUILD_DIR}/X Xg"
+}
+
+
+# ****************************** running ******************************
+
+echo "Building MacOSX Installer.app package $PKG_NAME.pkg .."
+validateArgs;
+
+prepareTmpDirs;
+
+installIntoTmpDirs;
+
+makePaxArchive;
+generateBoM;
+
+calcSizes;
+generateSizes;
+
+genInfoPList;
+genInfoFile;
+genBundleVersions;
+genEnDescription;
+
+copyBackgroundImage;
+copyLicenseFile;
+copyWelcomeFile;
+
+
+# debugging, print results
+#debugShowResults;
+
+#cleanupTmpDirs;
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