fpm wrapper

gistfile1.txt

PKG_NAME=$(basename $(pwd))
TMP_PATH=/tmp/$PKG_NAME-$RANDOM
VERSION=1.0
# increment ITERATION for additional builds that may be needed.
# This is helpful for minor changes, like adding new account id's or something
# along thos elines
ITERATION=1

DESCRIPTION="This is a basic description of this package"

START=$PWD

mkdir -p ${TMP_PATH}/data/company/${PKG_NAME}/{bin,etc,src,bak}

SDIRS="src etc bin"
# simple workaround for copying the various files in the repo to
# the location they'll be packaged in
for D in ${SDIRS}
do
    if [ $(ls ${START}/${D}/* 2> /dev/null | wc -l) -gt 0 ]; 
    then
        cp -Rpv ${START}/${D}/* ${TMP_PATH}/data/company/${PKG_NAME}/src/
    fi
done

cd $START

# I fail at inline comments, so here's the comments for the following fpm command
# this is the main command - this shouldn't need to be changed:
# fpm --deb-user root --deb-group root -s dir -t deb -a all -n ${PKG_NAME} -C ${TMP_PATH} -v ${VERSION} -p ${PKG_NAME}${PKG_TAG}-VERSION_ARCH.deb --iteration ${ITERATION} \
# Use this flag for packages that should be installed *before* this package, otherwise packages get installed in no particular order which can cause dependancy issues.
#--deb-pre-depends company-baseconfig \
# These are regular packages that this package depends on.
#-d curl \
# This will be your basic install script that actually does whatever.
#--after-install ${START}/fpm/install.sh \
# this is the basic uninstall script
#--after-remove ${START}/fpm/uninstall.sh \

# This next line shouldn't need to be messed with.
# keep --deb-pre-depends company-baseconfig as it configures a lot of core things.

echo "pwd: $(pwd)"
fpm --deb-user root --deb-group root -s dir -t deb -a all -n ${PKG_NAME} -C ${TMP_PATH} -v ${VERSION} -p ${PKG_NAME}${PKG_TAG}-VERSION_ARCH.deb --iteration ${ITERATION} \
    --description "${DESCRIPTION}" \
    --deb-pre-depends company-baseconfig \
    -d curl \
    --after-install ${START}/fpm/install.sh \
    --after-remove ${START}/fpm/uninstall.sh \
    data && mv *.deb ..

rm -rf ${TMP_PATH}