#! /bin/sh

# Gmakepkg: A small script to aid in using makepkg.

# Written by Daniel


#Telling what the script does.
zenity --question --title="Gmakepkg" --text="Gmakepkg is a script that aids in using the makepkg command. Do you want to continue?"
if [ "$?" = 1 ];then
  exit 0
fi

#Getting the location of the files.
zenity --info --title="Location of files" --text="Please select the directory where the folders for your package are. (install etc.)"
location=$(zenity --file-selection --directory --title="Location of files")
if [ "$?" = 1 ];then
  exit 0
fi
cd $location

#Getting the name of the package.
pkgname=$(zenity --entry --title="Name" --text="What is the name of your package?")
if [ "$?" = 1 ];then
  exit 0
fi

#Getting the version of the package.
version=$(zenity --entry --title="Version" --text="What version is your package?")
if [ "$?" = 1 ];then
  exit 0
fi

#Getting the minimum architecture.
minarch=$(zenity --entry --title="Minimum Architecture" --text="What is the minimum system architecture for your package? (Usually this should be i586.)")
if [ "$?" = 1 ];then
  exit 0
fi

#Getting build number.
buildnum=$(zenity --entry --title="Build Number" --text="What is the build number of your package? (example: 1vl60)")
if [ "$?" = 1 ];then
  exit 0
fi

#Confirmation
zenity --question --title="Confirmation" --text="Are these the correct settings?

Name: $pkgname
Version: $version
Minimum Architecture: $minarch
Build Number: $buildnum

Click ok to make the package."
if [ "$?" = 1 ];then
  exit 0
fi

zenity --info --title="Starting" --text="Making the package... This might take a minute."

#Making the package, outputing source .tar.gz, outputing slack-required and slack-desc.
makepkg -l y -c n $pkgname-$version-$minarch-$buildnum.tlz
tar -cvfz $pkgname-$version-$minarch-$buildnum.tar.gz $location
cp $location/install/slack-required $location/slack-required
cp $location/install/slack-desc $location/slack-desc

#Finished
zenity --info --title="Finished" --text="$pkgname has been packaged and is in $location.
A source archive and the slack-required and slack-desc files have also been placed in $location."