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CyberMask367
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Replace the standalone wizard with a graphical installer featuring settings, update checks, install and uninstall flows, and optional GoldHEN and nanoDNS configuration. Add the packaging and artwork pipeline, preserve user settings across config updates, and include additional custom title mappings.
70 lines
2.9 KiB
C
70 lines
2.9 KiB
C
/* installer_flow.h - the install wizard, callable from the merged app.
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*
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* The installer started as a standalone wizard with its own main(). The merged
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* app owns process lifetime and the menu, so this is now just the flow:
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* the update check, the already-installed check, the payload and config copies.
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* It drives the system dialogs directly.
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*/
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#ifndef INSTALLER_FLOW_H
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#define INSTALLER_FLOW_H
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/* Defined in C, called from the C++ app shell. */
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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extern "C" {
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#endif
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/* Step 2 of the wizard: ask GitHub for the newest release. When `localVersion`
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* is older than what GitHub has, prompts and, on yes, downloads the payload and
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* config into /data/temp/.
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*
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* `stagingPath` is accepted and ignored -- staging is fixed at /data/temp/.
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*
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* Returns 1 if both files were downloaded into staging, 0 otherwise. Never
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* fails: being offline means no update, not an aborted install. */
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int installer_check_update(const char *localVersion, const char *stagingPath);
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/* Runs the rest of the wizard: payload copy, config, option carry-over.
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*
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* Both sources come from the caller and always match -- either the staged
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* download or the package copies, never a mix.
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*
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* `replacing` means "there was a working install on this console and this run
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* took its place". It is not the same as "we downloaded something": on a console
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* with nothing installed and a newer release available, the download is correct
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* but nothing was replaced, and saying "Update done" there -- with a restart and
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* a toast -- describes something the user never had. installer_flow() decides
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* this before the update check runs, because the update path skips the
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* already-installed step and so has nowhere else to find out.
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*
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* `replacing` selects the wording, and gates the toast: the toast fires only for
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* a genuine update. Restart is separate and also covers a GoldHEN auto-run entry
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* being added, since that only takes effect on the next boot.
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*
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* `installedVersion` is what actually landed on disk, which on the update path
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* is the release's number rather than this binary's. It goes in the toast.
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* Leaves dialogs loaded on return; the merged app needs the IME. */
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int installer_run(const char *payloadSource, const char *configSource,
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int replacing, const char *installedVersion);
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/* installer_flow() outcomes.
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*
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* Distinct codes rather than 0/1 because "the user already has it installed" is
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* not a failure, and reporting it as one puts the wrong word on the menu. */
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enum installer_result
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{
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INSTALLER_OK = 0, /* payload and config are in place */
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INSTALLER_STOPPED = 1, /* a step failed; see install.log */
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INSTALLER_ALREADY_INSTALLED = 2,/* nothing touched; uninstall first */
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INSTALLER_CANCELLED = 3 /* Circle; what was written was taken back */
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};
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/* Runs the full install/update wizard. Returns an enum installer_result.
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* Leaves dialogs shut down on return. */
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int installer_flow(void);
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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}
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#endif
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#endif
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