DEPRECATED PROJECT: the project won't be continue developing because @rednoah compile Filebot for all platform. If you want more info, please enter here:

• More info about new versions: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=6006
• Buy license: https://www.filebot.net/purchase.html
• Repository: https://get.filebot.net/filebot/

Thanks you so much for follow the project! ♥

Important!

If you want a stable version, check this repo: Filebot - by Phoenix09. I thinking change the idea of compile with a bash-script FileBot and move to CI (Continuous Integration) with Jenkins and only publish the stable versions like @Phoenix09.

Filebot Compiler

Filebot Compiler is a simply script to compiler the latest version of Filebot (by @rednoah).

Version: 1.0.0

Content

The script installs all requirements (packages, dirs, compile-software, downloads latest repos...) to compile automatically the latest commit.

Script Steps

1. Install Packages (root privileges)
2. Download and Update Repos
3. Install Dependencies
4. Compile Filebot

Execute

chmod +x filebot-compiler.sh
./filebot-compiler.sh

Checked in this platforms

• Debian GNU/Linux 9.X (stretch)
• Ubuntu 16.04

Dependences

• jq: parser json
• git: tool to download the repository
• curl: to check the new commit
• apache-ant: tool to compile Filebot
• dirmngr: takes care of accessing the OpenPGP keyservers
• oracle-java: libraries to compile Filebot (by webupd8team-java)
• openjfx: libraries to compile Filebot
• apache-ivy: to download the dependencies of Filebot build

Apache Ivy Cache

I upload Apache Ivy cache. Often the dependencies are down and Apache Ivy can't download, you can download my cache from Github and create symbolic link to the home user compiles filebot. Like this:

ln -s <repo-local-dir>/.ivy2 ~/.ivy2

Other information

If you wan't to compile, you can download in my website: https://filebot.ialejandro.rocks (ONLY WORKS WITH JAVA9). The latest version will automatically appear.

More easy...

You can download the latest version with wget or curl.

wget https://filebot.ialejandro.rocks/FileBot.jar

or

curl -s https://filebot.ialejandro.rocks/FileBot.jar -o FileBot.jar

Contributing

I would be happy to upgrade the code, you are free to collaborate and improve my code. Thanks @sbr481 for you help.