#!/bin/sh
# Builds self-contained copies of the logger and the recorder for one runtime
# id into one folder, dist/nonemm-<rid>, and archives it: a zip for Windows, a
# tar.gz for the rest. The two programs share the runtime and the Avalonia
# files, so the second publish only adds what the first lacks. The target
# machine needs no .NET install. Use publish-windows.sh or publish-linux.sh, or
# pass the runtime id, for example win-arm64 (the bridge and XMMT.ocx are 32
# bit x86 either way). When an archive from an earlier run exists, a second
# archive, dist/nonemm-<rid>-update, holds only the files that are new or
# changed since then, for unpacking over the old install.
rid="${1:?usage: publish.sh <runtime id>}"
cd "$(dirname "$0")" || exit 1
name="nonemm-$rid"
out="dist/$name"
mkdir -p dist
rm -rf "$out"

case "$rid" in
    win-*) extension=zip ;;
    *) extension=tar.gz ;;
esac
archive="dist/$name.$extension"
update="dist/$name-update.$extension"

# the full archive is replaced below, so keep the old one to compare against
previous=""
if [ -f "$archive" ]; then
    previous="dist/$name.previous.$extension"
    cp "$archive" "$previous" || exit 1
fi

for project in Nonemm.App Nonemm.Recorder.App; do
    ./build.sh publish "src/$project" -c Release -r "$rid" --self-contained -o "$out" || exit 1
done
rm -f "$out"/*.pdb

case "$extension" in
    zip)
        python3 -c 'import shutil, sys; shutil.make_archive(sys.argv[1], "zip", "dist", sys.argv[2])' \
            "$out" "$name" || exit 1
        ;;
    *)
        tar -C dist -czf "$archive" "$name" || exit 1
        ;;
esac
echo "$archive"

rm -f "$update"
if [ -n "$previous" ]; then
    python3 "$(dirname "$0")/publish-update.py" "$previous" "$out" "$update" || exit 1
    rm -f "$previous"
fi