#!/bin/bash
# 
# Script:	quickfont 
#
# Version:	0.3
#
#
# Author:	DKD (dale_d at telusplanet dot net)
#		Thanks to darkbolt and sharth!
#
# Purpose:	To save me having to type in all the commands
#		to install new TT Fonts manually each time.
#
# Usage:	quickfont -d /path/to/fontdir
#
# Assumptions:	python, head, tail, and grep are in your $PATH
#
# Warranty:	This script was wrtten for my personal use and comes with
#		absolutely no warranty.  In fact it may even damage your
#		system although that is unlikely.  Use at your own risk.
#
#		I disclaim all warranties with regard to the script provided herein,
#		including all implied warranties of merchantability and fitness
#		for any particular purpose. In no event shall I be liable for
#		any special, indirect or consequential damages or any damages
#		whatsoever resulting from loss of use, data or profits, whether in
#		an action of contract, negligence or other tortuous action,
#		arising out of or in connection with the use or performance
#		of this script.
#
# License:	GPL - http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt

#
# Grab the complete paths to xset, ttmkfdir, and mkfontalias.py
# in case they caren't in the uer's $PATH (i.e. logged in as root).
#
XSET=$(which xset)
TTMKFDIR=$(which ttmkfdir)
MKFONTALIAS=$(which mkfontalias.py)

#
# get the font directory to add
#
while getopts ":d:" opt;
do
        case $opt in
                d) DIR_NAME="$OPTARG" ;;
                \?) echo 'USAGE: quickfont -d /path/to/fontdir'
                        exit 1
        esac
done

#
# Check to make sure that the $DIR_NAME is not blank
# and exit the script if it is.
#
if [ -z $DIR_NAME ];
	then
		echo ""
		echo "You did not specify a directory.  The correct syntax is:"
		echo "quickfonts -d /path/to/fontdir"
		echo ""
		exit 1
fi

#
# Check to make sure that the $DIR_NAME is a valid path and cd to it otherwise
# exit the script
#
if [ ! -e $DIR_NAME ];
	then
		echo ""
		echo "You entered an invalid path."
		echo "$DIR_NAME does not exist."
		echo ""
		exit 1
fi

cd $DIR_NAME

#
# clean up old font dir, scale, alias files
#

if [ -e "encodings.dir" ];
	then
		rm encodings.dir
fi
if [ -e "fonts.alias" ];
	then
		rm fonts.alias
fi
if [ -e "fonts.dir" ];
	then
		rm fonts.dir
fi
if [ -e "fonts.scale" ];
	then
		rm fonts.scale
fi

#
# make the new font dir, scale, alias files
#
echo "quickfont: Starting font installation:"
$TTMKFDIR -o fonts.scale
echo "Processing fonts..."
head -n 1 fonts.scale > fonts.dir
tail -n +2 fonts.scale | tac >> fonts.dir
cp fonts.dir fonts.scale
echo "Making font aliases..."
$MKFONTALIAS
grep 'iso8859-1"' fonts.alias > new.alias
mv new.alias fonts.alias
#
# modify the path to xset for your system if necessary
#
echo "Refreshing X Font Cache..."
$XSET +fp $DIR_NAME

*
* Display some touchy-feely stuff
*
echo "Completed!"
echo ""
echo "Your new fonts are installed and should appear in your X apps now."
echo ""
echo "NOTE: for Gnome and KDE, you may need to run additional"
echo "commands... refer to the appropriate documentation."
echo ""
echo "NOTE: With Gnome it is easiest to keep all your TT Fonts in one"
echo "place and make a symlink in your home directory to it named ~/.fonts"
echo ""
echo "!!!!!! IMPORTANT !!!!!!"
echo "Unless you are just updating a pre-existing font directory,"
echo "you must add the following line to your /etc/X11/XF86Config"
echo "file in the \"Section \"Files\"\" or the next time you restart"
echo "X, the new fonts will not display."
echo ""
echo "FontPath \"$DIR_NAME\""
echo ""