#!/bin/sh
# $Id: gtpublish,v 1.9 2003/09/05 11:47:55 kobit Exp $
#
# Publish docbook files and docbook files which contain
# <xi:include> tags into html files.
# Results are stored in the ${target} directory.
# Note, you will need to install xsltproc.  With a bit of luck, it should
# already be installed as part of your linux distrubution.
#
# This script expects to be installed in the geotools directory structure.
# It needs to be run from this directory.
#
# Original Author: Cameron Shorter cameron@shorter.net
#

# Directories are relative to the root directory of this script
imageSource="sdocbook/images \
    ../defaultcore/sdocbook/images \
    ../core/sdocbook/images \
    ../sldstyling/xdocs/images"
resources="resources"
docbookSource="sdocbook"
target="www"
xsl="docbook-xsl/html/docbook.xsl"

sourceFiles="${docbookSource}/*.xml"

# All directory names are relative to this script root, so change directory
# to the root directory
cd `dirname ${0}`

mkdir -p ${target}

# copy the image files
mkdir -p ${target}/images
for imageDir in ${imageSource}; do
    for file in `find ${imageDir} -print | grep -v "/CVS"`; do
        targetFile=`echo $file | sed -e"s/^.*images/images/"`
        mkdir -p ${target}/`dirname ${targetFile}`
        cp -p ${file} ${target}/${targetFile}
    done
done

# copy the resources files
cp -pr ${docbookSource}/${resources} ${target}
#cp -pr sdocbook/resources ${target}

# translate the docbook files
for file in $sourceFiles; do
#     baseFile=`basename $file`
#     baseFile=`echo $baseFile | sed -e"s/\.sgml$//"`
#     baseFile=`echo $baseFile | sed -e"s/\.xml$//"`
    # Code simplified a little by Artur Hefczyc Tue Jun 03 12:05:56 2003
    # Please let me know it there will be problems on other
    # operating systems. I tested it on CygWin+WinXP and Gentoo linux.
    baseFile=`basename $file .xml`
    baseFile=`basename $baseFile .sgml`
    xsltproc --novalid --xinclude \
        --param section.autolabel 1 \
        --param toc.section.depth 5 \
        -o ${target}/$baseFile.html ${xsl} ${file}
done