1 #!/bin/bash 2 # This script packages the ADK1 files into a downloadable zip 3 # by Joe Fernandez, June 2012 4 # 5 # creates a zip for downloading with the following structure: 6 # /app (demokit Android app) 7 # /arduino_libs 8 # /AndroidAccessory 9 # /examples/demokit (added here for ease of use with Arduino) 10 # /USB_Host_Shield 11 # /hardware 12 # COPYING 13 # README 14 15 16 # Generic pause function 17 function pause { 18 read -p " Press Enter to continue..." 19 } 20 21 # move up to accessory directory 22 cd .. 23 24 # Main execution 25 dateStamp=`date +"%Y%m%d"` 26 27 # create the directory structure 28 mkdir -p ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs/AndroidAccessory/examples 29 30 # move the demokit firmware into the AndroidAccessory library, 31 # so that it shows up in the Arduino IDE menus: 32 cp -r demokit/firmware/* ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs/AndroidAccessory/examples 33 34 # copy in the app and hardware files 35 cp -r demokit/app ADK_release_${dateStamp} 36 cp -r demokit/hardware ADK_release_${dateStamp} 37 38 # copy in the README and license info 39 cp demokit/COPYING ADK_release_${dateStamp} 40 cp demokit/README ADK_release_${dateStamp} 41 42 # copy in the Arduino libraries and remove the make file 43 cp -r arduino/* ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs 44 rm -f ADK_release_${dateStamp}/arduino_libs/Android.mk 45 46 echo "packaged directories assembled. Next: create zip" 47 #pause 48 49 # create the zip download 50 if [ -e ADK_release_${dateStamp}.zip ]; then 51 rm -f ADK_release_${dateStamp}.zip 52 fi 53 zip -r ADK_release_${dateStamp}.zip ADK_release_${dateStamp}/* 54 55 echo "download zip assembled. Next: remove package directories" 56 #pause 57 58 rm -rf ADK_release_${dateStamp} 59 60 61 62
