Devy.sh build script

What this script supposed to do:

• run drush easily(for drupal based projects)
• handle overlays (ie. download archive, patch it, copy local customizations and package/copy it under /var/www)
• easily extend it's features. (It's just a bash script)

• no dependencies. (It's just a bash script :) )

  Devy.sh has two components:

  • devy.sh build script it self
  • devy-meta.sh script that needs to exist under your project root dir.

Devy-meta.sh file

The purpose of devy-meta.sh is to describe how current project should be build. This file is handled by devy.sh script, more or less, in the same manner as:

• apache ant is handling build.xml
• apache maven is handling pom.xml
• gnu make is handling Makefile
• phing is handling build.xml
• devy.sh is handling devy-meta.sh
• etc.

Requirements

Most of these components should be already present on a regular linux box:

• bash
• mktemp
• which
• readlink
• wget
• curl
• tar
• gzip
• rsync

Install devy.sh

Copy devy.sh somewhere in your $PATH (ie. /bin/devy.sh)

Using devy.sh

Help: devy.sh --help

Building projects based on devy-meta.sh definition, assuming that devy-meta.sh exists in your project's root: cd /path/to/your/project/ devy.sh --clean --build

Packaging: cd /path/to/your/project/ devy.sh --clean --package This command will generate:

• target/devy-component1-{PACKAGE_VERSION}.tgz

• target/devy-component2-{PACKAGE_VERSION}.tgz

  Packaging with custom PACKAGE_VERSION: cd /path/to/your/project/ env PACKAGE_VERSION="1.5.0" ./scripts/devy.sh --clean --package

  Development: For development, feel free to use --develop flag. It will create symbolic links between your dev files and build packages. cd /path/to/your/project/ devy.sh --clean --develop --install-www

  or devy.sh --install-develop

  Building under different target dir: export DEVY_BUILD_TARGET='/home/devy/my-devy-build' ./scripts/devy.sh --clean --develop --install-www Then all your project components will be found under my-devy-build folder, and /var/www will contain symliks pointing to that folder. ie. /var/www/component1 -> /home/devy/my-devy-build/component1 /var/www/component2 -> /home/devy/my-devy-build/component2