Termite install script for Void linux

termite_install.sh

#! /usr/bin/env bash

# install dependencies
sudo xbps-install -Sy git-all gcc make automake autoconf gtk-doc glib-devel vala-devel gobject-introspection pkg-config intltool gettext-devel gnutls gtk+3 pango gnutls-devel gtk+3-devel pango-devel gperf pcre2-devel

# fetch, compile and install vte-ng
git clone https://github.com/jelly/vte-ng.git
cd vte-ng
git checkout 0.50.2-ng 
./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install

# fetch, compile and install termite
cd ..
git clone --recursive https://github.com/thestinger/termite
cd termite
sed 's/PREFIX = \/usr\/local/PREFIX = \/usr/' -i Makefile
make
sudo make install

@karimElmougi I tested the script and it worked perfectly.

I have a question, do you need all these dependencies to run the "Termite" ? because in Arch Linux with only 1 pkg enough, gave more than 40 dependencies in Void Linux, is any of these packages optional?

@Sup3r-Us3r
Most of these are necessary for compiling vte-ng, but aren't needed to run the program afterwards. You would need to do some trial and error to find out which of these are runtime dependencies and uninstall the rest. I think you can safely remove most of them.

In case if the error occur during "make" command:
app.vala:820.3-820.23: error: struct `Test.App.Options' cannot be empty

Solution:
GNOME/vte@53690d5#diff-09af37e3a14d365cf086df3ead32aa7f

@cnekmp That fix worked for me! Thanks for pointing that out

I second that @cnekmp, the fix worked for me too, thanks!