SIUE-Fat-Segmentation-Tool/MacDeployScript.sh.sample at master · SIUE-BiomedicalImagingResearchLab/SIUE-Fat-Segmentation-Tool · GitHub

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#!/bin/bash

# Location of libraries to import into app bundle
LIB_DIR=/usr/local/lib

# Application name
APP_NAME="SIUE Fat Segmentation Tool"

# Version
VERSION=v1.0.2.0

# Release type (Debug|Release)
RELEASE=Debug

# Name for DMG
DMG_NAME=$APP_NAME-$VERSION-$RELEASE-OSX_x64

# Location of the application bundle to include libraries
APP_DIR=<PATH-TO-APP-REMOVE-DEBUG/RELEASE-PREFIX>-$RELEASE/$APP_NAME.app

# Location of DMG directory that contains contents of what the DMG will have in it
DMG_DIR=$APP_DIR/../dmg_folder

# Location of the actual application binary inside app bundle
APP_BIN=Contents/MacOS/$APP_NAME

# Location of macdeployqt file
MACDEPLOYQT=<PATH-TO-MACDEPLOYQT>/macdeployqt

# List of third-party libraries that will be imported to the App bundle
# Do NOT include Qt libraries or system libraries because Qt libraries are handled by macdeployqt and system libraries do not need to be imported
#
# Run otool -L /path/to/app/Contents/MacOS/app to get a list of dependencies for program. Exclude any Qt file or files beginning with /System/* or /usr/lib/*
# The remaining libraries beginning with @rpath or /usr/local/lib will likely need to be imported
#
# For each library, run otool -L LIB_NAME on that library to get a list of dependencies for THAT library. Note which libraries require which dependencies because that
# needs to be changed. Include all of the libraries dependencies in the LIBS list too. (Only if it is new and not already included in list).
# This is recursive. So for each new library, you MUST run otool on it to get dependencies for THAT library then.
LIBS=(
	"libopencv_core.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_imgproc.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_highgui.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_video.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_videoio.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_imgcodecs.3.2.dylib"
)

if [ $RELEASE == "Debug" ]
then
LIBS+=(
	"liblibNIFTI_debug.1.dylib"
	"libquazip_debug.1.dylib"
)
else
LIBS+=(
	"liblibNIFTI.1.dylib"
	"libquazip.1.dylib"
)
fi

# When replacing the old path name to the new one, use these directory prefixes. Should NOT need to be changed. This changes any directories beginning with @rpath or $LIB_DIR
OLD_PATH_DIRS=("" "$LIB_DIR/" "@rpath/")

# Contains a multidimensional array of dependencies between libraries. First value indicates the dependency and the second value is the library that contains the dependency.
#
# As specified above in LIBS documentation, run otool -L LIB_NAME for each library and note the dependencies. If any third-party dependencies are present, include them below
# so they are changed upon running of script.
DEPS=(
	"libquazip_debug.1.dylib" "liblibNIFTI_debug.1.dylib"
	"libquazip.1.dylib" "liblibNIFTI.1.dylib"

	"libopencv_core.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_imgproc.3.2.dylib"

	"libopencv_videoio.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_highgui.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_imgcodecs.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_highgui.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_imgproc.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_highgui.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_core.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_highgui.3.2.dylib"

	"libopencv_imgproc.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_video.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_core.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_video.3.2.dylib"

	"libopencv_imgcodecs.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_videoio.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_imgproc.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_videoio.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_core.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_videoio.3.2.dylib"

	"libopencv_imgproc.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_imgcodecs.3.2.dylib"
	"libopencv_core.3.2.dylib" "libopencv_imgcodecs.3.2.dylib"
)

# Run macdeployqt to fix Qt library dependencies
$MACDEPLOYQT "$APP_DIR"

# Loop through each library and copy the library to Frameworks dir in app bundle, add ID using install_name and change the library name in main application to use relative path
for i in "${LIBS[@]}"
do
	cp $LIB_DIR/$i "$APP_DIR/Contents/Frameworks/$i"

	install_name_tool -id @executable_path/../Frameworks/$i "$APP_DIR/Contents/Frameworks/$i"

	for j in "${OLD_PATH_DIRS[@]}"
	do
		install_name_tool -change $j$i @executable_path/../Frameworks/$i "$APP_DIR/$APP_BIN"
	done
done

# Loop through each dependency between libraries and change the corresponding name to new relative path in library
ARR_SIZE=${#DEPS[@]}
for i in "${OLD_PATH_DIRS[@]}"
do
	for ((j=0; j<$ARR_SIZE; j = j + 2))
	do
		install_name_tool -change $i${DEPS[$j]} @executable_path/../Frameworks/${DEPS[$j]} "$APP_DIR/Contents/Frameworks/${DEPS[$j+1]}"
	done
done

# Create dmg directory
mkdir "$DMG_DIR"

# Remove EVERYTHING from dmg directory.
rm -rf "$DMG_DIR/*"

# Copy app bundle to dmg folder
cp -R "$APP_DIR" "$DMG_DIR/"

# Create symlink of Applications in folder so user can drag application to folder
ln -s /Applications "$DMG_DIR/Applications"

# Create DMG file with contents being the contents of $DMG_DIR
hdiutil create -volname "$APP_NAME" -srcfolder "$DMG_DIR" -ov -format UDZO "$APP_DIR/../$DMG_NAME.dmg"

# Output otool result to see if all dependencies were met
otool -L "$APP_DIR/$APP_BIN"
otool -L "$APP_DIR/Contents/Frameworks/lib"*