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Script

template for describing interpreted scripts

include z.mk
# scriptName is the name of the script file
$(eval $(call ZMK.Expand,Program,scriptName))

The template Script once with a to creates rules for installing and removing a single script written in an interpreted programming language.

If the script is a then it can be automatically checked with shellcheck, if available.

This module provides the following targets.

This phony target copies $(scriptName) to , with the name and mode . The target directory is automatically created if required.

The variables Configure.ProgramPrefix, Configure.ProgramSuffix and Configure.ProgramTransformName automatically impact the installed names of all the scripts.

This phony target removes $(scriptName) as installed by the install target.

This phony target uses shellcheck to perform static analysis of compatible scripts.

This phony target depends on the target static-check-shellcheck.

This module provides the following variables.

Name of the script interpreter.

The default value is inferred from the extension of the file name.

The directory $(scriptName) is installed to.

The default value is . The special value disables the rules related to installation and uninstallation.

The name of the script after installation.

The default value is $(scriptName)

The UNIX mode $(scriptName) is installed with.

The default value is .

Path added to all installation targets.

This variable is normally set externally, to install a compiled program into a staging area during construction of a compiled binary package.

Script uses InstallUninstall to handle installation and removal.

The Script template first appeared in zmk 0.1

Zygmunt Krynicki <me@zygoon.pl>