create_pynsist_pkgs

#!/bin/sh

# create pynsist_pkgs folder used in building windows installer
# This is based on the 2-extract.sh script from the pynsist pygi
# example (https://github.com/takluyver/pynsist)

#
# Instructions for building windows installer
#
# Note this script is intended to run on Linux.
# It can build 32 bit and 64 bit installers for windows.
#
# 1. get files required by this script
#  
#       pygi latest all in one file
#
#           download from https://sourceforge.net/projects/pygobjectwin32/files/
#           eg. pygi-aio-3.24.1_rev1   
#           rename it to pygi.exe
#           place it in the gshogi folder with this script
#
#       Get compiled engine module
#
#           To get this compile gshogi on windows.
#           I used Windows 7 with SDK 7.1.
#           Place the file (engine.pyd) in the gshogi folder with this script.
#           Rename it as engine64.pyd or engine32.pyd depending on whether you
#           are building 64 or 32 bit.
#
# 2. run this script to extract packages
#
#    ./create_pynsist_pkgs 64
#    (or ./create_pynsist_pkgs 32 for 32 bit build)
#
#
# 3. build the installer exe
#
#      Install nsis and pynsist packages
#
#        There may be an nsis package on your system
#        On CentOS 7 it is called mingw32-nsis (in EPEL repo)
#        pynsist can be installed with pip3
#
#      Create the installer
#   
#        Edit the installer64.cfg file and set the version number
# 
#        Run the command   
#          python3 -m nsist installer64.cfg
#          (or python3 -m nsist installer32.cfg for 32 bit build)
#
#      The installer will be created in the build/nsis64 folder
#      (or build/nsis32 for 32 bit)
#
usage="Usage: create_pynsist_pkgs [32|64]"
if [ $# -ne 1 ]; then
    echo "$usage"
    exit
elif [ ! "$1" = "32" ] && [ ! "$1" = "64" ]; then
    echo "$usage"
    exit
fi

arch=$1
    
if [ ! -e pygi.exe ]
then
    echo "pygi.exe not found"
    exit
fi

if [ ! -e engine"$arch".pyd ]
then
    echo "engine module not found"
    exit
fi

if ! [ -x "$(command -v 7za)" ]; then
  echo '7za command not available. Install p7zip.'
  exit
fi

rm -fr pynsist_pkgs
mkdir pynsist_pkgs

cp engine"$arch".pyd pynsist_pkgs/engine.pyd

# Unzip the bindings
7za x pygi.exe -opygi

# Copy the PyGI packages into the pynsist_pkgs folder
7za x pygi/binding/py3.4-"$arch"/py3.4-"$arch".7z -obindings
cp -r bindings/* pynsist_pkgs
rm -r bindings

# Copy the noarch and specified architecture dependencies into the gnome folder
array=( ATK Base GDK GDKPixbuf GTK HarfBuzz JPEG Pango WebP TIFF )

for i in "${array[@]}"
do
    echo -e "\nProcessing $i dependency"
    7za x pygi/noarch/$i/$i.data.7z -o$i-noarch
    cp -r $i-noarch/gnome/* pynsist_pkgs/gnome
    rm -r $i-noarch

    7za x pygi/rtvc10-"$arch"/$i/$i.bin.7z -o$i-arch
    cp -r $i-arch/gnome/* pynsist_pkgs/gnome
    rm -r $i-arch
done

#Remove pygi Folder
rm -r pygi

#Compile glib schemas
glib-compile-schemas pynsist_pkgs/gnome/share/glib-2.0/schemas/