SUMMARY="Print images onto your terminal"
DESCRIPTION="imgcat prints images to your terminal screen. Yes, indeed it does. \
By default, the image is printed at the full width and colour depth \
detected for your terminal. These can be overridden using -w to adjust \
the maximum width or -R to prevent resizing, even if the image is too \
big to fit in the terminal; and -d to explicitly the set color depth. \


If the output stream is not a terminal (that is, output is redirected to \
a file, or piped into another program), then the image is not resized to \
the size of the terminal. It does, however, uses the color depth of terminal \
set in the TERM environment variable. Overriding both width and color \
depth still work.
"
HOMEPAGE="https://github.com/eddieantonio/imgcat"
COPYRIGHT="2014, 2016 Eddie Antonio Santos"
LICENSE="ISC"
REVISION="2"
SOURCE_URI="https://github.com/eddieantonio/imgcat/archive/v$portVersion.zip"
CHECKSUM_SHA256="217d301cb3132747c2c820990bf4fc9abf1624c6fdd92d9cb4f9101b7f6eba1d"

ARCHITECTURES="all ?x86_gcc2"

PROVIDES="
	imgcat = $portVersion
	cmd:imgcat = $portVersion
	"
REQUIRES="
	haiku
	"

BUILD_REQUIRES="
	haiku_devel
	"
BUILD_PREREQUIRES="
	cmd:gcc
	cmd:ld
	cmd:make
	"

BUILD()
{
	make production=true $jobArgs
}

INSTALL()
{
	mkdir -p $binDir
	mkdir -p $manDir/man1
	cp src/imgcat $binDir
	cp doc/imgcat.1 $manDir/man1
}

TEST()
{
	make test
}
