use makefile for configuration

Makefile

@@ -1,23 +1,71 @@
-TESTDIR = test
+# CONFIGURE at least ROOT_DIR and INSTALL_DIR
+
+# Absolute path to the directory containing all image directories as well as the staging directory
+# MUST HAVE A TRAILING SLASH
+# eg: ROOT_DIR = /data/images
+ROOT_DIR		= /tmp/gimp/
+
+# The URI at which the ROOT_DIR will be served
+# MUST HAVE A TRAILING SLASH
+ROOT_PATH		= /images/
+
+# Path of the directory containing all the files to be sorted, relative to ROOT_DIR
+# eg: STAGING_DIR = .sort
+STAGING_DIR 	= .sort
+
+# Absolute path to the directory into which the application files will be installed
+# eg: INSTALL_DIR = /www/imgsort2
+INSTALL_DIR		= /tmp/imgsort2
+
+
+# DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING HERE
+ifndef ROOT_DIR
+	$(error Edit this Makefile and set the ROOT_DIR variable)
+endif
+ifndef INSTALL_DIR
+	$(error Edit this Makefile and set the INSTALL_DIR variable)
+endif
+ifndef STAGING_DIR
+	$(error Edit this Makefile and set the STAGING_DIR variable)
+endif
+ifndef ROOT_PATH
+	$(error Edit this Makefile and set the STAGING_DIR variable)
+endif
 
-INSTALL_FLS 	= config.html config.js index.html index.js imgsort.php style.css
 SRC_DIR			= src
+_SRC_FLS 		= config.html config.js index.html index.js imgsort.php style.css
+SRC_FLS    		= $(foreach f,$(_SRC_FLS),$(SRC_DIR)/$(f))
+INSTALL_FLS 	= $(foreach f,$(_SRC_FLS),$(INSTALL_DIR)/$(f))
 SASS_CMD 		= sass --color --load-path=src/sass
 
 
-.PHONY: install start stop test php
 
-install:
-ifndef DEST
-	$(error Usage: `make install DEST=/installation/directory`)
-endif
-	mkdir -p $(DEST)
-	install -m 0744 $(foreach f,$(INSTALL_FLS),$(SRC_DIR)/$(f)) $(DEST)
+default: css
+.PHONY: clean install stop test php css
+install: $(INSTALL_FLS) imgsort2-nginx.conf imgsort2-php-fpm.conf
+
+
+$(INSTALL_DIR)/%.php: $(SRC_DIR)/%.php
+	sed 's|$$rootDir = .*|$$rootDir = "$(ROOT_DIR)";|; s|$$rootPath = .*|$$rootPath = "$(ROOT_PATH)"|; s|$$stagingDirName = .*|$$stagingDirName = "$(STAGING_DIR)";|' @< > $@
+	chmod 0744 $@
+
+$(INSTALL_DIR)/%: $(SRC_DIR)/%
+	install -m 0744 $< $@
+
+%.conf: $(SRC_DIR)/%.conf
+	sed 's|root = .*|$$root = $(INSTALL_DIR);|; s|location /images/|location $(ROOT_PATH)|; s|$$alias = .*|alias = $(ROOT_DIR);|' @< > $@
+	chmod 0744 $@
+	$(SED_COMMAND) $< > $@
+
+clean:
+	rm $(INSTALL_FLS)
+
+
 
 # testing
 php:
 	php -S localhost:8000 -t . &
-	@# firefox http://localhost:8000/src/index.html
+	firefox http://localhost:8000/src/index.html
 stop:
 	-killall php
 
@@ -26,7 +74,10 @@ css:
 	$(SASS_CMD) --no-indented src/sass/main.sass src/style.css
 
 
+TESTDIR = images
+# Create a image directory for testing.
+# This should work with the default configuration
 test:
 	-@rm -r $(TESTDIR)
-	-@mkdir -p $(TESTDIR) $(TESTDIR)/staging $(TESTDIR)/dest1 $(TESTDIR)/dest2 $(TESTDIR)/dest3
-	-@cp testres/* $(TESTDIR)/staging
+	-@mkdir -p $(TESTDIR) $(TESTDIR)/.sort
+	-@cp resources/* $(TESTDIR)/.sort

README.md

@@ -19,10 +19,14 @@ The web interface has mobile optimizations, letting you sort images/files on the
 
 ## Installation
 You need a *php* enabled web server, for example *nginx* with *php-fpm*.
-To Install the app files in `/www/imgsort2`,  use `make install DEST=/www/imgsort2`.
-The web server needs to serve the app files as well as the directory containg all images, called `rootDir`.
-You need to configure the `$rootDir` and `$rootPath` as well as the `$stagingDirName` accordingly in the `imgsort.php` file.
+Configure the `Makefile` by setting the 
+- `ROOT_DIR` to the directory containg all images
+- `INSTALL_DIR` to the directory that should contain the app files
 
-If you a using nextcloud, make sure to have the `rootDir` directory as an "external" storage media and not in the main nextcloud `data` directory.
+Then, run `make install` (with sufficent permissions for `INSTALL_DIR`) to install the application files.
+This will also create a `imgsort2-nginx.conf` and `imgsort2-php-fpm.conf` in the current directory, which you 
+can use as basis for your web server and php configuration.
+
+If you a using nextcloud, make sure to have directory set as `ROOT_DIR` as an **external** storage media and not in the main nextcloud `data` directory.
 
 **The app has no authentication system. Only expose it locally or use something like nginx basic auth to restrict access!**