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#!/bin/bash
# This script packages the ADK1 files into a downloadable zip
# by Joe Fernandez, June 2012
#
# creates a zip for downloading with the following structure:
# /app (demokit Android app)
# /arduino_libs
# /AndroidAccessory
# /examples/demokit (added here for ease of use with Arduino)
# /USB_Host_Shield
# /hardware
# COPYING
# README
# Generic pause function
function pause {
read -p " Press Enter to continue..."
}
# move up to accessory directory
cd ..
# Main execution
dateStamp=`date +"%Y%m%d"`
# create the directory structure
mkdir -p ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs/AndroidAccessory/examples
# move the demokit firmware into the AndroidAccessory library,
# so that it shows up in the Arduino IDE menus:
cp -r demokit/firmware/* ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs/AndroidAccessory/examples
# copy in the app and hardware files
cp -r demokit/app ADK_release_${dateStamp}
cp -r demokit/hardware ADK_release_${dateStamp}
# copy in the README and license info
cp demokit/COPYING ADK_release_${dateStamp}
cp demokit/README ADK_release_${dateStamp}
# copy in the Arduino libraries and remove the make file
cp -r arduino/* ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs
rm -f ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs/Android.mk
echo "packaged directories assembled. Next: create zip"
#pause
# create the zip download
if [ -e ADK_release_${dateStamp}.zip ]; then
rm -f ADK_release_${dateStamp}.zip
fi
zip -r ADK_release_${dateStamp}.zip ADK_release_${dateStamp}/*
echo "download zip assembled. Next: remove package directories"
#pause
rm -rf ADK_release_${dateStamp}
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