#!/bin/bash
# File: maat-builder
#
# Description: This file allows a Maat host to build source packages
# and optionally upload to the AniNIX::Foundation
#
# Package: ConfigPackages/Maat
# Copyright: WTFPL
#
# Author: darkfeather@aninix.net
#
### Printing defaults
passCell="
PASS
";
failCell="
FAIL
";
warnCell="
N/A
";
### Add helptext.
function Usage() {
echo "Usage: $0"
echo " $0 [ -b basedir ] [ -c AUR.git.list ] [ -u https://base.url/ ]"
echo " $0 [ -T ]"
echo " $0 -h"
echo
echo 'Add -v to increase verbosity or -h for help. Add the -l LOGFILE flags to log to a file'
echo "By default, $0 uses the depriv user to build packages. Override with -U"
}
### Put the initial content in the webfile
function SeedWebFile() {
printf '\n\nAniNIX::Maat \\\\ Build Results\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
AniNIX::Maat \\\\ Build Status
\nWEBSTATSGOHERE\n' > "$webfile"
}
### Update the webfile to close up table tags and add stats.
function UpdateWebFile() {
sed -i "s#WEBSTATSGOHERE#
These are the AniNIX testing results. We found $passcount passing and $failcount failing packages, with $warncount warnings. It took $runtime seconds to finish.
Package
Testing Status
Build Status
Latest Build
Time of Run
#" "$webfile"
echo '
' >> "$webfile"
}
### Build the package. Assumes a PKGBUILD is resent in the repo.
function BuildPackage() {
timeout --preserve-status 30s sudo -u "$user" makepkg -s --noconfirm &>/dev/null
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# Build failed.
printf "$failCell""$warnCell" >> "$webfile"
else
# Build passed.
printf "$passCell""
" >> "$webfile"
# List passing versions
ls -1 *.pkg.tar.xz | tr '\n' '`' | sed 's#`# #g' >> "$webfile"
printf "
" >> "$webfile"
fi
for pkg in `find . -type f | egrep '.tar.xz$'`; do mv "$pkg" "$pkgdir"; done
}
### Build the repo passed as argument
# param repo: the repo to build.
function BuildRepo() {
repo="$1"
cd "$srcdir"
if [ -z "$repo" ]; then continue; fi
repodir="$(basename "$repo" | sed 's/\.git$//')"
#Set up the checkout
if [ ! -d "$repodir" ]; then
git clone "$repo"
fi
chown -R "$user": "$repodir"
cd "$repodir"
output="$(git pull 2>&1)"
if [ $? -eq 0 ] && [ -n "$incremental" ] && [[ "$output" =~ Already\ up\ to\ date. ]] && [ -f *.tar.xz ]; then
return;
fi
# Find the PKGBuilds in the repo
for pkgbuild in `find . -type f -name PKGBUILD`; do
cd "$(dirname "$pkgbuild")"
# Tell the status file about it.
printf '