bisq/package/linux.sh

#!/bin/bash

set -e

version=$1
jar=$2
mainClass=$3

javapackager -deploy \
    -BappVersion=$version \
    -Bcategory=Finance \
    -BlicenseType=GPLv3 \
    -Bemail=info@bitsquare.io \
    -native deb \
    -name Bitsquare \
    -title Bitsquare \
    -vendor Bitsquare \
    -outdir build \
    -appclass $mainClass \
    -srcfiles $jar \
    -outfile Bitsquare

# -Bicon=client/icons/icon.png \
Support generation of native installer binaries Use `./gradlew run` to build and run Bitsquare directly. Use `./gradlew shadowJar` to generate a portable, executable jar. Use `./gradlew packageNative` to generate an installer binary specific to the platform you are running on. In the case of Windows, it is necessary to copy the two .dll files in the `package/` directory to the directory where Bitsquare.exe is ultimately installed. Resolves #243 2014-10-28 14:46:53 +01:00			`#!/bin/bash`

			`set -e`

			`version=$1`
			`jar=$2`
			`mainClass=$3`

reverted add $JAVA_HOME for #292 2014-12-12 13:03:52 -08:00			`javapackager -deploy \`
Support generation of native installer binaries Use `./gradlew run` to build and run Bitsquare directly. Use `./gradlew shadowJar` to generate a portable, executable jar. Use `./gradlew packageNative` to generate an installer binary specific to the platform you are running on. In the case of Windows, it is necessary to copy the two .dll files in the `package/` directory to the directory where Bitsquare.exe is ultimately installed. Resolves #243 2014-10-28 14:46:53 +01:00			`-BappVersion=$version \`
			`-Bcategory=Finance \`
			`-BlicenseType=GPLv3 \`
			`-Bemail=info@bitsquare.io \`
			`-native deb \`
			`-name Bitsquare \`
			`-title Bitsquare \`
			`-vendor Bitsquare \`
			`-outdir build \`
			`-appclass $mainClass \`
			`-srcfiles $jar \`
			`-outfile Bitsquare`

			`# -Bicon=client/icons/icon.png \`