#
# ~/.src2pkg/extensions/13.post
# Copyright 2009 Gilbert Ashley <amigo@ibiblio.org>
# This code is released under GPL license version 2.

# This src2pkg extension is useful when running src2pkg on vector linux systems.
# It adds extra lines to the slack-desc file inside the package. These lines
# provide extra information about who created the package and what options
# were used to configure the sources

# As with all src2pkg extensions, this file should be placed in the directory:
# $HOME/.src2pkg/extensions (which you'll have to create first)
# You must also enable user extensions to src2pkg by uncommenting the line:
# ALLOW_USER_EXTENSIONS="YES"
# in your /etc/src2pkg/src2pkg.conf file

# For this extension to work, you also need to place a line like this:
# VL_PACKAGER=myname
# in your /etc/src2pkg/src2pkg.conf file
# Of course the line must be uncommented (no '#' at the beginning of the line)
# You may want or need to have VL_PACKAGER be the same as the standard
# src2pkg variable called 'SIG'. SIG is a tag or signature which gets added onto
# the BUILD variable as part of the final package name. If these should be the same,
# then instead of placing a line with the VL_PACKAGER variable in your src2pkg.conf
# file, simply set the SIG variable to whatever name or initials you widh to use as
# your VL_PACKAGER value and uncomment the following line:
# ! [[ $VL_PACKAGER ]] && VL_PACKAGER=$SIG
# src2pkg doesn't use the VL_PACKAGER variable anywhere in the normal code.
# It does use SIG in many places though, so if VL_PACKAGER and SIG should
# be the same, it will be much easier to uncomment the line above and simply set
# the SIG variable in your src2pkg.conf file.

# comments or suggestions for improvement to this extension are welcome at the
# email address shown above. Please include 'src2pkg' in the email subject line.

if [[ $VL_PACKAGER != "" ]] && [[ -f /etc/vector-version ]] ; then
	echo -n $BLUE"Adding VL Build Info to $PKG_DESC - "$NORMAL
	echo "" >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "#----------------------------------------" >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" BUILDDATE: $(date) >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" PACKAGER:  $VL_PACKAGER >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" HOST:      $(uname -srm) >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" DISTRO:    $(cat /etc/vector-version) >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" CFLAGS:    $CFLAGS >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo "" LDFLAGS:   $LDFLAGS >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	CONFIGURE=$(grep "$CONFIG_DIR/configure" $CONFIG_DIR/config.log 2> /dev/null |head -n 1)
	CONFIGURE=${CONFIGURE#*configure}
	echo "CONFIGURE: ./configure $CONFIGURE"  >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	# The three lines above should usually provide the actual configuration options passed
	# to the configure script, including ones which the script itself adds. It might be more
	# useful to only show the options which the user provides. That could be done by
	# substituting the above three lines with the following:
	# echo "CONFIGURE: $CONFIG_COMMAND --prefix=$PRE_FIX $EXTRA_CONFIGS"  >> $PKG_DIR/install/$PKG_DESC
	echo $GREEN"Done"$NORMAL
fi