epubcheck : NEW PORT

[oksmith77]

Attached is a new Portfile for epubcheck.

I only have Snow Leopard installed on my machine so that's all I've tested it with.

I trust you will find all is in order.

[oksmith77]

updated the accompanying shell script to return a meaningful error code

[oksmith77]

I updated the accompanying shell script to return a meaningful error code.

Thanks.

[oksmith77]

Come to think of it, I'm not sure if it returns a meaningful exit code if there is an error.

What I did was as follows:

If no errors are found in the output of epubcheck, an exit code of 0 is used.

If errors are found in the output of epubcheck, an exit code of -1 is used. I don't know if this is truly meaningful.

I chose -1 because it is non-sero. If there is another non-zero exit code that should be used, then please go ahead and fix it.

Thanks.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Thanks, added epubcheck in r71919 with these main changes:

• adjusted whitespace
• added modeline
• simplified master_sites to just "googlecode"
• removed "distname ${name}-${version}"; that's the default
• used "extract.mkdir yes" and changed "${workpath}" to "{worksrcpath}"
• simplified "${portpath}/${filesdir}" to "${filespath}"
• renamed "epubcheck" to "epubcheck.in" in the files directory to keep with the tradition that files that need things replaced in them before they're functional are named ending with ".in"
• added "supported_archs noarch" since this port doesn't install any architectures-specific files
• removed "livecheck.type none"; the default livecheck seems to work fine
• used "exit 1" in the wrapper script; ​bash documentation says the exit code must be between 0 and 255