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by_json: simplify way to change RERO-ils directory

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Olivier DOSSMANN 2020-02-10 14:26:19 +01:00
parent 23b6950f88
commit ee9488ab7e
4 changed files with 10 additions and 8 deletions

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# Usage
* Open **commons.sh** file
* change **RERO\_DIR** variable to point your **rero-ils directory**
```
make clean && make
make clean && RERO_DIR="/home/moi/rero/rero-ils" make
```
Result: **2 files (orgas.svg and policies.svg)** file (can be open with Gimp for example).

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# Built variables
outputfile="$1"
RERO_DIR="${RERO_DIR:-${HOME}/projets/rero/rero-ils}"
SRC_DIR="${RERO_DIR}/data/"
# Templates
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echo "File already exists!"
exit 1
fi
if [[ ! -d "${RERO_DIR}" ]]; then
echo "Source directory doesn't exist: ${RERO_DIR}. Did you set RERO_DIR variable?"
exit 1
fi
if [[ ! -d "${SRC_DIR}" ]]; then
echo "No data directory found in ${RERO_DIR}. Did you set RERO_DIR variable correctly?"
exit 1
fi
# FUNCTIONS
# WRITE first argument in output file

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# dot -Tsvg output.dot -o organisations.svg
# where `output.dot` is the previous file. And `organisations.svg` the final schema you want to display.
# CONFIG
RERO_DIR="${HOME}/projets/rero/rero-ils"
# Load commons variables, functions and statements
source commons.sh

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# Generate a dot file to create graph of RERO-ils data
#
# CONFIG
RERO_DIR="${HOME}/projets/rero/rero-ils"
# Load commons variables, functions and statements
source commons.sh