centos-art.sh(1)
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Name
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centos-art.sh - The CentOS artwork repository automation tool.

Synopsis
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*centos-art.sh* [*--help*|*--version*]::
    Print information about *centos-art.sh* script itself.

*centos-art.sh* *MODULE* [*--help|--version*]::
    Print information about the specified module. See <<modules>>
    below to see which modules *centos-art.sh* script supports.

Description
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*centos-art.sh* exists to standardize frequent tasks inside the CentOS
artwork repository. Inside *centos-art.sh* script, frequent tasks are
organized inside modules.

When you execute the *centos-art.sh* script in a terminal, it requests
you to enter the absolute path of CentOS artwork repository in your
workstation. This information is required in order for *centos-art.sh*
to know where the repository directory structure you want to work with
is stored in.  Later, once *centos-art.sh* knows where your copy of
CentOS artwork repository is stored in, it initializes configuration
variables and global functions. At this point, it continues reading
the command-line arguments to retrieve the module's name, process
common options next to it, store module-specific options and initiates
the module's environment by executing the module's initialization
script, based on the module's name retrieved from the command-line.

[[modules]]
Modules
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The *centos-art.sh* script supports the following modules:

*prepare*::
    Standardize configuration tasks needed by your working copy (e.g.,
    verify whether required packages are installed or not in your
    workstation, calls render module to produce images and manuals in
    the correct order). This is the first task you should run in your
    workstation, just after downloading a fresh working copy of CentOS
    artwork repository.

*render*::
    Standardize the way content is produced inside the repository.
    This function relies on configuration files to do its work.
    Whenever you need to produce images, documentation or localized
    content this is the module you'll need to use.

*locale*::
    Standardize the way translatable strings are retrieved from source
    files and put into portable objects for you to edit.  Portable
    objects produced by this module are used by *render* module to
    produce localized content.  Whenever you need to produce the
    intermediate files holding the translatable strings required to
    produce localized content, use this module.

*tuneup*::
    Standardize maintenance tasks frequently run inside the repository
    (e.g., reset written by, copyright and license information inside
    shell script's top-comments; transform probably malformed HTML
    documents into valid documents, and remove unused tags inside SVG
    documents.).

[[options]]
Options
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The *centos-art.sh* script supports the following options:

*--help*::
    Print script documentation.

*--version*::
    Print script version.

*--debug*::
    Enable debugging messages.

*--quiet*::
    Run the script quietly. Only error messages are printed out.

*--yes*::
    Answer ``yes'' to all ``yes or no'' questions. This option is
    useful when you run *centos-art.sh* with the *--quiet* option.

[[exit-status]]
Exit Status
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* 0 -- Exit successfully without errors.
* 1 -- Exit with errors.

[[bugs]]
Bugs
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* https://centos.org.cu/bugs/[https://centos.org.cu/bugs/]

Author
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The *centos-art.sh* script has received contribution from the
following people:

* Alain Reguera Delgado <mailto:al@centos.org.cu[al@centos.org.cu]>, 2009-2013

Copyright
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Copyright (C) 2009-2013 The CentOS Artwork SIG

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at
your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.

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