wezterm/install.sh

#!/bin/bash

case $OSTYPE in
  darwin*)
    cargo build --release
    mkdir -p $HOME/Applications
    APP=$HOME/Applications/WezTerm.app
    rm -rf $APP
    cp -r assets/macos/WezTerm.app $APP && \
      cp target/release/wezterm $APP && \
        echo "Installed to $APP"
    ;;
  *)
    echo "Don't know how to install the app on this system"
    exit 1
    ;;
esac
Add basic install script and icon The icon comes from "Smoothicons 7" by Corey Marion which I found as a royalty free icon searching the internet. I would love to have a purpose built icon, but this is sufficient for now. The install script sets up a macOS application bundle that references the generated wezterm binary and the icon. The same technique could be used to generate a .desktop file for linux. I've changed the default-prog on macos to be `login -pf $USER` as that is a better default experience on macOS. 2019-03-24 04:37:08 +03:00			`#!/bin/bash`

			`case $OSTYPE in`
			`darwin*)`
			`cargo build --release`
refine deploy scripts/config 2019-03-24 10:26:53 +03:00			`mkdir -p $HOME/Applications`
			`APP=$HOME/Applications/WezTerm.app`
Add basic install script and icon The icon comes from "Smoothicons 7" by Corey Marion which I found as a royalty free icon searching the internet. I would love to have a purpose built icon, but this is sufficient for now. The install script sets up a macOS application bundle that references the generated wezterm binary and the icon. The same technique could be used to generate a .desktop file for linux. I've changed the default-prog on macos to be `login -pf $USER` as that is a better default experience on macOS. 2019-03-24 04:37:08 +03:00			`rm -rf $APP`
refine deploy scripts/config 2019-03-24 10:26:53 +03:00			`cp -r assets/macos/WezTerm.app $APP && \`
			`cp target/release/wezterm $APP && \`
			`echo "Installed to $APP"`
Add basic install script and icon The icon comes from "Smoothicons 7" by Corey Marion which I found as a royalty free icon searching the internet. I would love to have a purpose built icon, but this is sufficient for now. The install script sets up a macOS application bundle that references the generated wezterm binary and the icon. The same technique could be used to generate a .desktop file for linux. I've changed the default-prog on macos to be `login -pf $USER` as that is a better default experience on macOS. 2019-03-24 04:37:08 +03:00			`;;`
			`*)`
			`echo "Don't know how to install the app on this system"`
			`exit 1`
			`;;`
			`esac`