It takes the version as first argument, if not provided it will use 2.5.1 - Warning : Tested on Ubuntu 20.04 only, it may not work on your distribution

Compile SFML 2.5.1

#!/bin/bash

set -e

VERSION=2.5.1

if [[ -n "$1" ]]; then
	VERSION="$1"
fi

sudo apt-get install -y libxrandr-dev \
	libudev-dev \
	libglew-dev \
	libjpeg-dev \
	libfreetype6-dev \
	libsndfile-dev \
	libalut-dev

if ! [[ -d SFML-"$VERSION" ]]; then
	if ! [[ -f SFML-"$VERSION"-sources.zip ]]; then
		wget https://www.sfml-dev.org/files/SFML-"$VERSION"-sources.zip
	fi
	yes A | unzip SFML-"$VERSION"-sources.zip
fi

cd SFML-"$VERSION"
cmake .
cmake --build .
sudo make install

rm -f ../SFML-"$VERSION"-sources.zip

echo "SFML $VERSION has been compiled"
echo "Provided by Paul Laffitte - 2018 - Epitech Montpellier Promo 2021"

Hey,
For fellow googlers:
I'm on PopOS 20.04 and had the "Cannot find OpenAL" cmake error, in order to fix it I had to install libalut-dev.

Thanks for the note. Indeed I wrote this script on Ubuntu, it may not work everywhere.

I added a note about this in the description and updated the script so it will work on PopOS 20.04 also and is still working on Ubuntu 20.04. I don't plan to support older versions of Ubuntu, but it should still work under 18.04 and even 16.04.