{ stdenv, runtimeShell, lib, fetchurl, python, pythonPackages, unzip }: # This package uses a precompiled "binary" distribution of CuraByDagoma, # distributed by the editor. # # To update the package, follow the links on https://dist.dagoma.fr/: # * Cura By Dagoma # * Linux # * 64 bits # * Genric archive # # I made the arbitrary choice to compile this package only for x86_64. # I guess people owning a 3D printer generally don't use i686. # If, however, someone needs it, we certainly can find a solution. stdenv.mkDerivation rec { pname = "curabydagoma"; # Version is the date, UNIX format version = "1520506579"; # Hash of the user's choice: os, arch, package type... hash = "58228cce5bbdcf764b7116850956f1e5"; src = fetchurl { url = "https://dist.dagoma.fr/get/zip/CuraByDagoma/${version}/${hash}"; sha256 = "16wfipdyjkf6dq8awjzs4zgkmqk6230277mf3iz8swday9hns8pq"; }; unpackCmd = "unzip $curSrc && tar zxf CuraByDagoma_amd64.tar.gz"; nativeBuildInputs = [ unzip ]; buildInputs = [ python pythonPackages.pyopengl pythonPackages.wxPython pythonPackages.pyserial pythonPackages.numpy ]; # Compile all pyc files because the included pyc files may be older than the # py files. However, Python doesn't realize that because the packages # have all dates set to epoch. buildPhase = '' python -m compileall -f curabydago ''; # * Simply copy the stuff there # * Create an executable with the correct path etc # * Create a .desktop file to have a launcher in the desktop environments installPhase = '' mkdir $out cp -r * $out/ mkdir $out/bin cat > $out/bin/curabydago < $out/share/applications/curabydago.desktop <