Added cleanDocs, added package signing to mkrelease.sh, edited readme. Updated alpha version.

modularize
Sofus Albert Høgsbro Rose 2016-12-09 00:36:50 -05:00
parent 6390f75ff1
commit 11fbbbb475
Signed by: so-rose
GPG Key ID: 3D01BE95F3EFFEB9
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[b]v2.0.1[/b]: I'm back! Did some quick fixes. Also, there is now a bundled tarball available - no need to mess around with manual dependencies yourself anymore.
[size=8pt]*Updated PDF with all new features. Nothing is unexplained, now![/size]
[size=8pt]*Added some Mac compatibility.[/size]
[size=8pt]*DNG sequences now use symlinks instead of copying.[/size]
[size=8pt]*Fixed DNG sequence bug.[/size]
[b]v2.0.0[/b]: I think convmlv is the stablest it's ever been! Though I'm sure there's plenty more bugs to discover :).
[size=8pt]*Color Management: Real, 3D LUT-based gamma/gamut choices! See -g/-G. There is now minimal quality loss from sensor to image. Adds a dependency: color-core. [/size]

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# convmlv #
RAW ML Formats to Workable Images/Movies Developer
RAW Formats (Magic Lantern) to Images/Movies Developer
=======
I needed a workflow to provide me full control over development for filmmaking with Magic Lantern (beyond mlrawviewer's excellent preview!), while keeping things simple by providing defaults for everything.
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## Development
To build the PDF and MANPAGE using LATEX, run `docs/buildDocs.sh`. You can clean it up using `docs/cleanDocs.sh`.
To make a release tarball, simply place all the manual binary deps into the `binaries` dir and run `./mkrelease.sh`.
To make a release tarball, simply place all the manual binary deps into the `binaries` dir and run `./mkrelease.sh`. Optionally, you can call `./mkrelease bare` to make a release without included examples.
The source code is located in `src`, where you'll find bash and Python code, as well as the builtin plugins. convmlv.sh itself imports all the src's, and acts as a kind of program selector; develop is but one option.

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#~ OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
#~ SOFTWARE.
VERSION="2.1.0a2" #Version string.
VERSION="2.1.0a3" #Version string.
INPUT_ARGS=$(echo "$@") #The original input argument string.
if [ $# == 0 ]; then #No given arguments.

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docs/cleanDocs.sh 100755
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#!/bin/bash
#Run from within docs/.
ROOT_DIR="/home/sofus/subhome/src/convmlv"
DDIR="$ROOT_DIR/docs"
#~ rm -f ./docs.aux ./docs.log ./docs.out ./docs.toc ./texput.log > /dev/null #Remove any local bullshit.
cd $DDIR
rm -f $DDIR/docs.aux $DDIR/docs.log $DDIR/docs.out $DDIR/docs.toc $DDIR/texput.log $DDIR/MANPAGE $DDIR/docs.pdf > /dev/null

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#!/bin/bash
VERSION=$(echo "$(./convmlv.sh -v)" | sed -e 's/\./\_/g')
TYPE=$1
if [[ -z "${TYPE// }" ]]; then TYPE="examples"; fi
#HOW TO USE (Linux and Mac):
# 1. Make sure everything is up to date.
# 2. Put mlv2badpixels.sh, mlv_dump, raw2dng, and cr2hdr into the "binaries" folder in the repository.
# 4. Run the script with "bare" or "examples" as argument. "examples" is default.
# 3. A release tarball will automatically be created in "release" in the repository.
## It's reccommended that BINPATH is a folder in REP_PATH.
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echo "Platform not yet supported! Contact me at contact@sofusrose.com."
fi
TARBALL="$RELEASE/convmlv-${VERSION}-${PLATFORM}.tar.gz"
$DOCPATH/cleanDocs.sh > /dev/null
$DOCPATH/buildDocs.sh > /dev/null
cd $REP_PATH
tar -czvf $RELEASE/convmlv-${VERSION}-${PLATFORM}.tar.gz binaries/ src/ CHANGELOG licence convmlv.sh color-core/ color-ext DEPENDENCIES docs/MANPAGE docs/docs.pdf docs/workflow.txt configs/*
case $TYPE in
examples)
tar -czvf "$TARBALL" binaries/ src/ CHANGELOG 7D_badpixels.txt licence convmlv.sh \
color-core/ color-ext docs/MANPAGE docs/docs.pdf docs/workflow.txt configs/*
;;
bare)
tar -czvf "$TARBALL" binaries/ src/ CHANGELOG licence convmlv.sh \
color-core/ color-ext docs/MANPAGE docs/docs.pdf
;;
esac
gpg -b "$TARBALL"
$DOCPATH/cleanDocs.sh > /dev/null
gpg --verify "${TARBALL}.sig" "$TARBALL"