atom.be0

#!/usr/bin/env beesh

# BEE_VERSION atom-1.38.1-0

## this file was created by bee init and should be executed to build a
## bee-package. (Additional hints are located at the end of this file.)

###############################################################################
## The source URL(s) define the location of the sources that will be
## downloaded. Version variables may be used to simplify reuse of this bee-file.

SRCURL[0]="https://github.com/atom/atom/archive/v${PKGVERSION}.tar.gz atom-${PKGVERSION}.tar.gz"

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## Add URLs/pathes to patch files to the PATCHURL array.
## The sources will be patched in the order of the array.

# PATCHURL+=()

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## Add filename patterns to the EXCLUDE array of files that should not
## be added to you package but may be present in the image directory.

# EXCLUDE+=()

###############################################################################
## Uncomment the next statement, if the software may not be able to be build
## outside the source directory and need to be build inside the source
## directory.

build_in_sourcedir

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## bee cannot detect buildtypes specified in subdirectories.
## Sometimes packages "hide" the real sources in a subdirectory named
## 'src' or 'cmake' or ..
## use 'sourcesubdir_append' to specify this directory if known.

# sourcesubdir_append src


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## Change the default (auto-detected) steps to
## extract, patch, configure/setup, build and install the software.
## Make sure the mee_install function does install everything to the
## image directory "${D}"

#mee_extract() {
#    bee_extract "${@}"
#}

#mee_patch() {
#    bee_patch "${@}"
#}

#mee_configure() {
#    bee_configure
#}

mee_build() {
    # some scripts in their stupid build system do strange things
    # when they see SUDO environment

    start_cmd source /package/node/profile

    start_cmd mkdir -p ${D}${DATADIR}/applications
    start_cmd mkdir -p ${D}${DATADIR}/icons/hicolor
    unset SUDO_USER SUDO_UID SUDO_COMMAND SUDO_GID
    XDG_DATA_DIRS=${D}${DATADIR} HOME=${S} start_cmd script/build --install ${D}${PREFIX}
}

mee_install() {
  sed "s%${D}%%" -i ${D}${DATADIR}/applications/atom.desktop
}

mee_install_post() {
    start_cmd rm -rf ${D}${DATADIR}/atom/resources/app/apm/node_modules/git-utils/deps/libgit2/tests
}
## by default this may be 'make install DESTDIR="${D}"'

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##
## Additional hints:
##
## The name of this bee-file should follow the following naming convention:
##     pkgname-pkgversion-pkgrevision.bee
##
## You may remove all comments as long as SRCURL[${PKGVERSION}] is set.
##
## Everything in this file will be executed in a bash environment.
##
## Build the package by executing
##     './pkg-version-N.bee' or
##     'beesh ./pkg-version-N.bee'
##
## see http://beezinga.org/
##