job-me

#!/bin/sh

# Originally created by Hamilton Turner
# hamiltont<at>gmail.com on May 8 2012. 
# Feel free to use/modify, but please 
# leave this attribution unchanged

# TODO monitor the error output of all commands and 
# print the output if we hang or an error is thrown. 
# See if there are parameters for the subcommands that
# assist in scripting, instead of always falling back
# on user input in case of error

file="resume"
outfile="hamilton-turner.pdf"
debug=false
issilent=true

# Allows us to hide all output
function silent() {
	if $issilent ;
	then
		"$@" > /dev/null 2>&1;
	else
		"$@";
	fi
}

# Remove temporary files if we're not debugging
function clean {
	if  $debug ;
	then
		return 0
	fi	

	# Remove all the standard files
	silent rm *.aux *.bbl *.ps *.blg *.dvi *.log *.out

	# Remove the files that bibtoic generates
	silent rm $file*.bbl
}

while getopts "dvc" OPT
do
	case $OPT in
	d)	debug=true;;
	v)	issilent=false;;
	c)	clean
		exit 0;;
	[?])	echo "
Usage: $0 [-d] [-v] [-c] <tex file>

This script builds my resume, by default hiding subcommand
output and cleaning up after itself. 

OPTIONS:
 -d 	Debugging. Temporary files are not removed
 -v     Verbose e.g. subcommand output is printed
 -c     Clean temporary files and exit. 

"
		exit 1;;
	esac
done

# Pick up the filename. This only really handles proper usage, 
# I don't totally understand the argument handling here
if [ -z ${@:$OPTIND} ]
then
	echo "No filename passed, assuming 'resume'"
else
	file = ${@:$OPTIND}
fi



clean

echo "latex: Created AUX files"
silent latex "$file"

echo "bibtex: Bibliography databases..."
for bib in `ls $file*.bbl`; do
	echo "bibtex: Processing ${bib%.bbl}"
	silent bibtex "${bib%.bbl}"
done

echo "latex: Inserting bibliographic references for citations"
silent latex "$file"
echo "latex: Reformatting with citations included"
silent latex "$file"
echo "dvips: Creating postscript"
silent dvips "$file" 
echo "ps2pdf: Creating PDF"
silent ps2pdf "$file.ps" "$outfile"


clean