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  #!/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 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*' -prune -o -type f -print | grep -v ~ >> files
  done
  
  zip -0 -r JAR_FILE `cat 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*' -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/
    #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/ 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
  


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