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Revision as of 15:11, 12 June 2005
Author: Aaron's rod (talk, contrib) |
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ckvse.exe (149 KB)
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Description
ckv Self-Extractor Kit is a collection of scripts and custom user interfaces to create self-extracting files with NSIS. This is way simpler built than NSIS Self-Extractor kit for a lighter interface. This also includes a wizard for the easy creation of self-installers. This also can:
- Open the extration directory and/or read-me at end.
- Show the license before the extraction occurs.
- choose from 1 of 3 UI's available: default, tiny and simple.
This is still under development.
How To Use
Simplest way to use ckv Self-Extractor is to include ckvse.nsh in to beginning of any existing NSIS script file, replace first Section with ${FileExtraction}, and use the commands as said in the documentation (included with zip file).
However this way you only get NSIS installer with Self-Extractor look. Better idea is to use the ckv Self-Extractor wizard (ckvsewizard.exe) that can create Self-Extractor from a directory or zip file.
Example Script
!include "ckvse.nsh" SetCompressor lzma !insertmacro ProductName "My product" !insertmacro OutFileName "outfile.exe" !insertmacro ExtractDir "C:\Sample" !insertmacro IconFile "C:\my\file\source\icon.ico" !insertmacro OpenDirFunc "off" 1 !insertmacro OwprompFunc "on" 1 !insertmacro OpenReadme "off" 1 "$INSTDIR\readme.txt" !insertmacro ShowLicense "C:\my\file\source\license.txt" "off" !insertmacro SetUI "default" ${FileExtraction} SetOutPath "$INSTDIR" !insertmacro EXTRACT_FILE "C:\my\file\source\" "readme.txt" !insertmacro EXTRACT_FILE "C:\my\file\source\" "license.txt" !insertmacro EXTRACT_FILE "C:\my\file\source\" "product.exe" SetOutPath "$INSTDIR\subdir" !insertmacro EXTRACT_FILE "C:\my\file\source\" "data.dat" !insertmacro EXTRACT_FILE "C:\my\file\source\" "more_data.dat" ${FileExtractionEnd}