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1. Set the variable MCSERVER to $HOME/Desktop/server,
2. unless it's already set in the environment.
3. To set it here explicitly, use MCSERVER=your_directory instead of
4. this next line. : ${MCSERVER:="$HOME/Desktop/server"}

MODS="$MCSERVER"/CanaryMod.jar EZ="$MCSERVER"/lib/EZPlugin.jar if [ "$OS" = "Windows_NT" ] then OSPS=";" else OSPS=":" fi

1. Make sure that the library jar
2. exists and is readable if [ ! -e "$MODS" ]; then echo "$MODS doesn't seem to exist. Make sure you have CanaryMod.jar installed at $MCSERVER and run again. If your server is not at $MCSERVER, set your MCSERVER environment variable to point to the correct directory." exit 1 fi

if [ ! -r $EZ ]; then echo "$EZ doesn't seem to exist. Make sure you have EZPlugin.jar installed at $MCSERVER/lib and run again." exit 1 fi

1. Make the build directories if they aren't there.
2. Throw away any error if they are. mkdir bin 2>/dev/null mkdir dist 2>/dev/null

1. Remove any previous build products rm -f bin/*/*.class rm -f dist/*.jar

1. Get the name of this plugin
2. from the directory it's in HERE=`pwd` NAME=`basename "$HERE"`

1. 1. Compile echo "Compiling with javac..." javac -Xlint:deprecation src/*/*.java -d bin -classpath "$MODS$OSPS$EZ" -sourcepath src -g:lines,vars,source || exit 2

1. 2. Build the jar echo "Creating jar file..." jar -cfm dist/"$NAME.jar" Manifest.txt *.inf -C bin . || exit 3

1. 3. Copy to server echo "Deploying jar to $MCSERVER/plugins..." test ! -d "$MCSERVER/plugins" && mkdir "$MCSERVER/plugins" cp dist/$NAME.jar "$MCSERVER"/plugins || exit 4

echo "Completed Successfully."