install.sh.example

#!/bin/bash
# install.sh.example v2.16

# This is an example installation script! For most systems it should work,
# but this script is specifically for installing Moped into an Arch Linux
# system with makepkg. That is, you need to make a PKGBUILD file for this.

if [ $# -ne 1 ]; then
    echo "Usage: $0 <INSTALLATION PREFIX>"
    exit 1
fi

# the package directory prefix, for example: /tmp/moped/
PREFIX="$1"
STARTDIR=$PWD
BINDIR="$PREFIX/usr/bin"
DATADIR="$PREFIX/usr/lib/moped"
DOCDIR="$PREFIX/usr/share/doc/moped"
MANDIR="$PREFIX/usr/share/man"


echo -n "Installing Moped with prefix $PREFIX... "

cd $STARTDIR/src
install -d $DATADIR
install -m644 *.py $DATADIR/
install -m755 moped.py $DATADIR/

cd $STARTDIR
install -d $DOCDIR
install -m644 BUGS CHANGES README $DOCDIR/

cd $STARTDIR/doc
install -d $DOCDIR/examples
install -m644 examples/* $DOCDIR/examples/

install -d $PREFIX/usr/share/man/man1
install -m644 man/moped.1 $MANDIR/man1/

# Install a symlink to the normal binary directory, so that moped
# is also in the system path and can be excuted with `moped`.
#install -d $BINDIR
#ln -s $DATADIR/moped.py $BINDIR/moped

echo "done."

exit 0