Added Windows batch files for automated packaging of fused Windows packages.

They require the tar utility, but that's included in the latest versions of Windows 10. The utility is available for installation on other versions of Windows.

I also found out how to get the Discord RPC library to load with all ways of running the game, but that required changing libs/discordRPC.lua. Binary libraries can only be loaded from the filesystem, outside of a .love archive or fused executable.
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Brandon McGriff 2020-11-09 15:51:00 -08:00
parent 2279c24d11
commit 6a295cad59
5 changed files with 57 additions and 6 deletions

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.gitignore vendored
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*.love *.love
dist/*.zip dist/*.zip
dist/**/cambridge.exe dist/**/cambridge.exe
dist/**/libs
dist/**/*.md

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clean.bat Normal file
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@del cambridge.love
@del dist\windows\cambridge.exe
@del dist\windows\SOURCES.md
@del dist\windows\LICENSE.md
@rmdir /Q /S dist\windows\libs
@del dist\win32\cambridge.exe
@del dist\win32\SOURCES.md
@del dist\win32\LICENSE.md
@rmdir /Q /S dist\win32\libs
@del dist\cambridge-windows.zip
@del dist\cambridge-win32.zip

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local osname = love.system.getOS() local osname = love.system.getOS()
local discordRPClib = nil local discordRPClib = nil
if osname == "Linux" then -- FFI requires the libraries really be files just sitting in the filesystem. It
discordRPClib = ffi.load(love.filesystem.getSource().."/libs/discord-rpc.so") -- can't load libraries from a .love archive, nor a fused executable on Windows.
elseif osname == "OS X" then -- Merely using love.filesystem.getSource() only works when running LOVE with
discordRPClib = ffi.load(love.filesystem.getSource().."/libs/discord-rpc.dylib") -- the game unarchived from command line, like "love .".
elseif osname == "Windows" then --
discordRPClib = ffi.load(love.filesystem.getSource().."/libs/discord-rpc.dll") -- The code here setting "source" will set the directory where the game was run
-- from, so FFI can load discordRPC. We assume that the discordRPC library's
-- libs directory is in the same directory as the .love archive; if it's
-- missing, it just won't load.
local source = love.filesystem.getSource()
if string.sub(source, -5) == ".love" or love.filesystem.isFused() then
source = love.filesystem.getSourceBaseDirectory()
end
if osname == "Linux" or osname == "OS X" or osname == "Windows" then
discordRPClib = ffi.load(source.."/libs/discord-rpc")
else else
-- Else it crashes later on -- Else it crashes later on
error(string.format("Discord rpc not supported on platform (%s)", osname)) error(string.format("Discord rpc not supported on platform (%s)", osname))

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package.bat Normal file
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tar -a -c -f cambridge.zip libs/binser.lua libs/classic.lua libs/discordRPC.lua load res scene tetris conf.lua main.lua scene.lua funcs.lua
rename cambridge.zip cambridge.love

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release.bat Normal file
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call package.bat
mkdir dist
mkdir dist\windows
mkdir dist\windows\libs
mkdir dist\win32
mkdir dist\win32\libs
copy /b dist\windows\love.exe+cambridge.love dist\windows\cambridge.exe
copy /b dist\win32\love.exe+cambridge.love dist\win32\cambridge.exe
copy libs\discord-rpc.dll dist\windows\libs
copy libs\discord-rpc.dll dist\win32\libs
copy SOURCES.md dist\windows
copy LICENSE.md dist\windows
copy SOURCES.md dist\win32
copy LICENSE.md dist\win32
cd dist\windows
tar -a -c -f ..\cambridge-windows.zip cambridge.exe *.dll libs *.md
cd ..\..
cd dist\win32
tar -a -c -f ..\cambridge-win32.zip cambridge.exe *.dll libs *.md
cd ..\..