abstreet/release/build.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Called by Github Actions workflow

set -e;

os=$1;
case $os in
	ubuntu-18.04)
		output="abst_linux";
		suffix="";
		runner="play_abstreet.sh";
		;;

	macos-latest)
		output="abst_mac";
		suffix="";
		runner="play_abstreet.sh";
		;;

	windows-latest)
		output="abst_windows";
		suffix=".exe";
		runner="play_abstreet.bat";
		;;

	*)
		echo "Wat? os = $os";
		exit 1;
esac

mkdir $output

cp release/$runner release/INSTRUCTIONS.txt $output

# Put most binaries in the root directory, but hide game to encourage people to
# use the runner script. It will capture output logs. But if somebody runs the
# game binary directly, it'll still work.
mkdir $output/game
cp target/release/game${suffix} $output/game

for name in fifteen_min osm_viewer parking_mapper santa; do
	cp target/release/${name}${suffix} $output;
done

mkdir $output/tools
for name in importer one_step_import geojson_to_osmosis pick_geofabrik clip_osm import_grid2demand; do
	cp target/release/${name}${suffix} $output/tools;
done

mkdir $output/data
cp -Rv data/system $output/data/system
cp data/MANIFEST.json $output/data

# Windows doesn't have zip?!
if [[ "$output" != "abst_windows" ]]; then
	# TODO Github will double-zip this, but if we just pass the directory, then the
	# chmod +x bits get lost
	zip -r $output $output
	rm -rf release_data.zip $output
fi