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koreader/platform/android/llapp_main.lua

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local android = require("android")
android.dl.library_path = android.dl.library_path .. ":" .. android.dir .. "/libs"
local lfs = require("libs/libkoreader-lfs")
local ffi = require("ffi")
local dummy = require("ffi/posix_h")
local C = ffi.C
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-- check uri of the intent that starts this application
local file = android.getIntent()
if file ~= nil then
android.LOGI("intent file path " .. file)
end
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-- path to primary external storage partition
local path = android.getExternalStoragePath()
[Android] Migrate user directories after update (#6287) I've played a bit with #6275, to make the iterator available for non-power users too. this PR automate user data migration (which happens once per update). If the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` contains a file `migrate` then files will be copied to internal dir preserving their relative path. Thus user data **needs** to have the same hierarchy as internal directories. Shell scripts will be find and run if the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` exists and has no `migrate file`. In the case of `koreader/scripts.always` there's no migration available, just shell scripts. Digging a bit seems not possible to create new directories on app internal storage (it just crashes on the emulator since API25). So very fancy extensions are not supported, but it is ok to override files and create new files if dir already exists. Tested with: ```find scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/data scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css scripts.afterupdate/migrate ``` Results: ``` 06-20 16:16:33.590 3584 3597 I KOReader: after-update: running migration 06-20 16:16:33.596 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/hyph/Roman.pattern returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.600 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/example.css returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.604 3584 3597 I KOReader: command rm /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/afterupdate.marker returned 0 ```
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-- run user shell scripts or recursive migration of user data
local function runUserScripts(dir, migration, parent)
for entry in lfs.dir(dir) do
if entry ~= "." and entry ~= ".." then
local fullpath = dir .. "/" .. entry
local mode = lfs.attributes(fullpath).mode
[Android] Migrate user directories after update (#6287) I've played a bit with #6275, to make the iterator available for non-power users too. this PR automate user data migration (which happens once per update). If the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` contains a file `migrate` then files will be copied to internal dir preserving their relative path. Thus user data **needs** to have the same hierarchy as internal directories. Shell scripts will be find and run if the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` exists and has no `migrate file`. In the case of `koreader/scripts.always` there's no migration available, just shell scripts. Digging a bit seems not possible to create new directories on app internal storage (it just crashes on the emulator since API25). So very fancy extensions are not supported, but it is ok to override files and create new files if dir already exists. Tested with: ```find scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/data scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css scripts.afterupdate/migrate ``` Results: ``` 06-20 16:16:33.590 3584 3597 I KOReader: after-update: running migration 06-20 16:16:33.596 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/hyph/Roman.pattern returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.600 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/example.css returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.604 3584 3597 I KOReader: command rm /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/afterupdate.marker returned 0 ```
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if mode == "file" and migration then
if entry ~= "migrate" and not fullpath:match(".sh$") then
local destdir = parent and android.dir .. "/" .. parent or android.dir
-- we cannot create new directories on asset storage.
-- trying to do that crashes the VM with error=13, Permission Denied
android.execute("cp", fullpath, destdir .."/".. entry)
end
elseif mode == "file" and fullpath:match(".sh$") then
android.execute("sh", fullpath, path .. "/koreader", android.dir)
elseif mode == "directory" then
[Android] Migrate user directories after update (#6287) I've played a bit with #6275, to make the iterator available for non-power users too. this PR automate user data migration (which happens once per update). If the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` contains a file `migrate` then files will be copied to internal dir preserving their relative path. Thus user data **needs** to have the same hierarchy as internal directories. Shell scripts will be find and run if the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` exists and has no `migrate file`. In the case of `koreader/scripts.always` there's no migration available, just shell scripts. Digging a bit seems not possible to create new directories on app internal storage (it just crashes on the emulator since API25). So very fancy extensions are not supported, but it is ok to override files and create new files if dir already exists. Tested with: ```find scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/data scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css scripts.afterupdate/migrate ``` Results: ``` 06-20 16:16:33.590 3584 3597 I KOReader: after-update: running migration 06-20 16:16:33.596 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/hyph/Roman.pattern returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.600 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/example.css returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.604 3584 3597 I KOReader: command rm /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/afterupdate.marker returned 0 ```
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runUserScripts(fullpath, migration, parent and parent .. "/" .. entry or entry) -- recurse into next directory
end
end
end
end
if android.prop.flavor ~= "fdroid" then
-- run scripts once after an update of koreader,
-- it can also trigger a recursive migration of user data
local run_once_scripts = path .. "/koreader/scripts.afterupdate"
if lfs.attributes(run_once_scripts, "mode") == "directory" then
local afterupdate_marker = android.dir .. "/afterupdate.marker"
if lfs.attributes(afterupdate_marker, "mode") ~= nil then
if lfs.attributes(run_once_scripts .. "/migrate", "mode") ~= nil then
android.LOGI("after-update: running migration")
runUserScripts(run_once_scripts, true)
else
android.LOGI("after-update: running shell scripts")
runUserScripts(run_once_scripts)
end
android.execute("rm", afterupdate_marker)
end
[Android] Migrate user directories after update (#6287) I've played a bit with #6275, to make the iterator available for non-power users too. this PR automate user data migration (which happens once per update). If the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` contains a file `migrate` then files will be copied to internal dir preserving their relative path. Thus user data **needs** to have the same hierarchy as internal directories. Shell scripts will be find and run if the folder `koreader/scripts.afterupdate` exists and has no `migrate file`. In the case of `koreader/scripts.always` there's no migration available, just shell scripts. Digging a bit seems not possible to create new directories on app internal storage (it just crashes on the emulator since API25). So very fancy extensions are not supported, but it is ok to override files and create new files if dir already exists. Tested with: ```find scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/ scripts.afterupdate/data scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css scripts.afterupdate/migrate ``` Results: ``` 06-20 16:16:33.590 3584 3597 I KOReader: after-update: running migration 06-20 16:16:33.596 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/hyph/Roman.pattern /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/hyph/Roman.pattern returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.600 3584 3597 I KOReader: command cp /storage/emulated/0/koreader/scripts.afterupdate/data/example.css /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/data/example.css returned 0 06-20 16:16:33.604 3584 3597 I KOReader: command rm /data/user/0/org.koreader.launcher/files/afterupdate.marker returned 0 ```
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end
-- scripts executed every start of koreader, no migration here
local run_always_scripts = path .. "/koreader/scripts.always"
if lfs.attributes(run_always_scripts, "mode") == "directory" then
runUserScripts(run_always_scripts)
end
-- run koreader patch before koreader startup
pcall(dofile, path.."/koreader/patch.lua")
end
-- Set proper permission for binaries.
--- @todo Take care of this on extraction instead.
-- Cf. <https://github.com/koreader/koreader/issues/5347#issuecomment-529476693>.
android.execute("chmod", "755", "./sdcv")
-- set TESSDATA_PREFIX env var
C.setenv("TESSDATA_PREFIX", path.."/koreader/data", 1)
-- create fake command-line arguments
-- luacheck: ignore 121
if android.isDebuggable() then
arg = {"-d", file}
else
arg = {file}
end
dofile(android.dir.."/reader.lua")