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# Example
# This example script should show you how to write a module for love-release.
# What's the point anyway ?
# Well, you could do that if you wanted to support another platform,
# or maybe to set up your own build script if you'd want to use old or custom versions of love,
# or finally to add other directives at build time.
# Read this example and take a look at the other modules.
# To create a new module, you have to create a file in this directory,
# and to edit the main love-release script.
# If you wish to submit a new module, please also edit README.md and love-release.1
# Love-release script
## 1. Register your module
# To register your platforms scripts, you have to choose a command name that will trigger your script.
# It must be followed by:
# - a semicolon ";" if it doesn't require an argument
# - a dot "." if it has an optional argument
# - a colon ":" if it requires an argument
SCRIPT_ARGS="q; wer: ty. uiop $SCRIPT_ARGS"
## 2. Add a short summary of your module
SHORT_HELP=" -q Create an Example application"
## 3. Source your script at the end of the file in the getoptex loop
while getoptex "$SCRIPT_ARGS" "$@"
do
if [ "$OPTOPT" = "q" ]; then
source "$PLATFORMS_DIR"/love.sh
fi
done
# Module script
## 0. Theses variables are available:
## $MAIN_CACHE_DIR - if you need to cache something independant from love version
## $CACHE_DIR - if you need to cache something dependant from love version
## $PROJECT_FILES - if empty, means *
## $EXCLUDE_FILES - every hidden file (.*) is excluded
## $PROJECT_NAME
## $PROJECT_DIR
## $RELEASE_DIR
## $LOVE_FILE - points to the love file
## 1. Init the module
### $1: Module name
init_module "Example"
## 2. Parse the options
# $OPTOPT holds the option and $OPTARG holds the eventual argument passed to it.
while getoptex "$SCRIPT_ARGS" "$@"
do
if [ "$OPTOPT" = "wer" ]; then
WER=$OPTARG
elif [ "$OPTOPT" = "ty" ]; then
TY=$OPTARG
elif [ "$OPTOPT" = "uiop" ]; then
UIOP=true
fi
done
## 3. Create the love file
### $1: Compression level 0-9
create_love_file 9
## 4. Write your code
## 5. Exit the module
### $1: exit code. 0 - success, other - failure
### $2: error message
exit_module