subsurface/scripts/smtk2ssrf-build.sh
Robert C. Helling e7977ee280 desktop: re-add WebEngine support
This reverts commit 643f4a5726 and finishes the task of adding WebEngine as an
alternate backend to be used in printing.

The ultimate goal is to be able to build without QtWebKit (as that is no longer
supported in Qt6). WebKit was used in two places: The user manual and printing.
This patch makes printing work with WebEngine.

The main obstacle is that WebEngine no longer allows accessing HTML elements
from C++ code and rendering the page to a QPainter.

The old version used this to figure out dimensions and page breaks for the
pages and then in the QPainter placed the profile images. With WebEninge, you
need to access the elements using JavaScript which is now used to place the
profile in the html proplerly as an <img> tag. To this end, both html and
profile images are written to a temporary directory on disk.

This image replacement by JavaScript is only necessary to make old templates
still work. It could be replaced by actually putting <img> tags in the
templates (but this would break user edited templates).

In my experiments, the page breaking was done great by html/css, so the
additional magic seems superflous.

What remains to be done:
* remove empty page at the end of printout
* make preview great again (in particlar needed for template editing)

Note: since QtWebEngine currently cannot be built with our toolchain on
Windows, this patch keeps QtWebKit support around by making the QtWebEngine
compile-time conditional via #ifdefs.

[Dirk Hohndel: merged a few commits to make this more logical - the resulting
commit is fairly big, but IMHO preferrable]

Signed-off-by: Robert C. Helling <helling@atdotde.de>
Signed-off-by: Dirk Hohndel <dirk@hohndel.org>
2021-11-26 12:32:10 -08:00

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#!/bin/bash
# This script is meant to run from src directory in the same fashion than
# subsurface/scripts/build.sh
#
# Flags: -c (--cli) Build commandline version (no graphics)
# -t (--tag) A git valid tag, commit, etc in subsurface tree
# -j (--jobs) Desired build parallelism, integer.
# -b (--build) Cmake build type, valid values Debug or Release
# -y Assume "yes" in prompt. Useful in automated builds
# Examples:
# $ ./subsurface/scripts/build-smtk2ssrf.sh
# No flags, will build a Release version, with -j4 parallelism in the
# last set git tree position. This should be the usual use form.
# $ ./subsurface/scripts/build-smtk2ssrf.sh -j 2 -t v4.6.5 -b Debug
# Will build a Debug version of smtk2ssrf from the tag v4.6.5 (proved it
# exists) with -j2 parallelism.
#
# Default build parallelism
#
JOBS="-j4"
# Default subsurface git tag: none, assume last manually selected
# or set in build.sh
#
SSRF_TAG=""
# Default build type Release
#
RELEASE=Release
BASEDIR="$(pwd)"
INSTALL_ROOT="$BASEDIR"/install-root
SSRF_PATH="$BASEDIR"/subsurface
AUTO="${TRAVIS:-false}"
# Display an error message if we need to bail out
#
function aborting() {
echo "----> $1. Aborting."
exit 1
}
# check for arguments and set options if any
#
while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
case $1 in
-c|--cli) CLI="ON"
shift;;
-t|--tag) SSRF_TAG="$2"
shift 2;;
-j|--jobs) JOBS=-j"$2"
shift 2;;
-b|--build) RELEASE="$2"
shift 2;;
-y) AUTO="true"
shift;;
*) aborting "Wrong parameter $1"
esac
done
if [ "$AUTO" == "true" ]; then
_proceed="y"
else
printf "
***** WARNING *****
Please, note that this script will render your Subsurface binary unusable.
So, if you are using the binary placed in build directory, you will need
to rebuild it after running this script.
Proceed? [y/n]\n"
read -rs _proceed
fi
[[ $_proceed != "y" && $_proceed != "Y" ]] && exit 0
echo ">> Building smtk2ssrf <<"
# Check if we are in a sane environment
#
[[ ! -d "$SSRF_PATH" ]] && aborting "Please start from the source root directory" || echo "--> Building from $BASEDIR"
# Ensure cmake and pkg-config have the corrects paths set
#
export CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="$BASEDIR/install-root:$CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH"
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH="$BASEDIR/install-root/lib/pkgconfig"
# Check if we have glib-2.0 installed. This is a dependency for
# mdbtools.
#
if ! pkg-config --exists glib-2.0; then
aborting "Glib-2.0 not installed"
else
echo "----> Glib-2.0 exists: $(pkg-config --print-provides glib-2.0)"
fi
# Mdbtools
#
# Check if mdbtools devel package is avaliable, if it is not, download
# and build it.
#
if pkg-config --exists libmdb; then
echo "----> Mdbtools already installed: $(pkg-config --print-provides libmdb)"
else
echo "----> Downloading/Updating mdbtools "
if [ -d "$BASEDIR"/mdbtools ]; then
cd "$BASEDIR"/mdbtools || aborting "Couldn't cd into $BASEDIR/mdbtools"
git pull --rebase || aborting "Problem downloading/updating mdbtools"
else
git clone https://github.com/brianb/mdbtools.git "$BASEDIR"/mdbtools || \
aborting "Problem downloading/updating mdbtools"
fi
echo "----> Building mdbtools ..."
echo "----> This will display a lot of errors and warnings"
cd "$BASEDIR"/mdbtools || aborting "Couldn't cd into $BASEDIR/mdbtools"
autoreconf -i -f
./configure --prefix "$INSTALL_ROOT" --disable-man --disable-gmdb2 >/dev/null
make "$JOBS">/dev/null || aborting "Building mdbtools failed"
make install
fi
# Build bare metal Subsurface.
# We are going to modify some of the building parameters of Subsurface so
# will get a copy of the cmake cache to restore them after building smtk2ssrf.
cd "$SSRF_PATH" || aborting "Couldn't cd into $SSRF_PATH"
echo "----> Saving a copy of $SSRF_PATH/build/CMakeCache.txt"
cp -vf "$SSRF_PATH/build/CMakeCache.txt" "$SSRF_PATH/build/CMakeCache.txt.bak"
if [ ! "$SSRF_TAG" == "" ]; then
PREV_GIT="$(git branch --no-color 2> /dev/null | sed -e '/^[^*]/d')"
PREV_GIT=${PREV_GIT##*\ }; PREV_GIT=${PREV_GIT%)}
git checkout "$SSRF_TAG" || STATUS=1
fi
# abort if git checkout failed
if [ ! -z "$STATUS" ] && [ "$STATUS" -eq 1 ]; then
mv -f "$SSRF_PATH/build/CMakeCache.txt.bak" "$SSRF_PATH/build/CMakeCache.txt"
aborting "Couldn't checkout $SSRF_TAG. Is it correct?"
fi
cmake -DBTSUPPORT=OFF \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="$RELEASE" \
-DFORCE_LIBSSH=OFF \
-DFTDISUPPORT=OFF \
-DMAKE_TESTS=OFF \
-DNO_DOCS=ON \
-DNO_PRINTING=ON \
-DUSE_WEBENGINE=OFF \
-DNO_USERMANUAL=ON \
-DSUBSURFACE_TARGET_EXECUTABLE=DesktopExecutable \
build
cd build || aborting "Couldn't cd into $SSRF_PATH/build directory"
make clean
LIBRARY_PATH=$INSTALL_ROOT/lib make "$JOBS" || STATUS=1
# Restore initial state of subsurface building system:
echo "----> Restoring Subsurface tree state"
[[ ! -z $PREV_GIT ]] && echo "------> Restoring git branch to - $PREV_GIT -" && \
git checkout "$PREV_GIT" >/dev/null
echo "------> Restoring cmake cache" && \
mv -f "$SSRF_PATH/build/CMakeCache.txt.bak" "$SSRF_PATH/build/CMakeCache.txt"
cmake .
echo "----> Restored. Rebuild subsurface if needed"
# Abort if failed to build subsurface
[[ ! -z $STATUS ]] && [[ $STATUS -eq 1 ]] && aborting "Couldn't build Subsurface"
# We are done. Move on
#
echo "----> Building smtk2ssrf SmartTrak divelogs importer"
cd "$SSRF_PATH"/smtk-import || aborting "Couldnt cd into $SSRF_PATH/smtk-import"
mkdir -p build
cd build || aborting "Couldn't cd into $SSRF_PATH/smtk-import/build"
_CMAKE_OPTS=( "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=$RELEASE" "-DCOMMANDLINE=${CLI:-OFF}" )
[[ $AUTO == "true" ]] && _CMAKE_OPTS+=( "-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$INSTALL_ROOT" )
cmake "${_CMAKE_OPTS[@]}" .. || aborting "cmake incomplete"
make clean
LIBRARY_PATH=$INSTALL_ROOT/lib make "$JOBS" || aborting "Failed to build smtk2ssrf"
# Install on automatic builds
if [ "$AUTO" == "true" ]; then
LIBRARY_PATH=$INSTALL_ROOT/lib make install
else
printf "
>> Building smtk2ssrf completed <<
>> Executable placed in %s/smtk-import/build <<
>> To install system-wide, move there and run sudo make install <<\n" "$SSRF_PATH"
fi