nixpkgs/pkgs/games/tibia/default.nix

{stdenv, fetchurl, patchelf, glibc, libX11, mesa}:

with stdenv.lib;
assert stdenv.isi686;
stdenv.mkDerivation {
  name = "tibia-10.41";

  src = fetchurl {
    url = http://static.tibia.com/download/tibia1041.tgz;
    sha256 = "1hmqn9c6qaa79ldcnl4ws9dm6rd3ymy48fw254pl6g601amn7b8v";
  };

  shell = stdenv.shell;

  # These binaries come stripped already and trying to strip after the
  # files are in $out/res and after patchelf just breaks them.
  # Strangely it works if the files are in $out but then nix doesn't
  # put them in our PATH. We set all the files to $out/res because
  # we'll be using a wrapper to start the program which will go into
  # $out/bin.
  dontStrip = true;

  installPhase = ''
    mkdir -pv $out/res
    cp -r ./* $out/res

    patchelf --set-interpreter ${glibc}/lib/ld-linux.so.2 \
             --set-rpath ${stdenv.gcc.gcc}/lib:${libX11}/lib:${mesa}/lib \
             "$out/res/Tibia"

    # We've patchelf'd the files. The main ‘Tibia’ binary is a bit
    # dumb so it looks for ‘./Tibia.dat’. This requires us to be in
    # the same directory as the file itself but that's very tedious,
    # especially with nix which changes store hashes. Here we generate
    # a simple wrapper that we put in $out/bin which will do the
    # directory changing for us.

    mkdir -pv $out/bin

    # The wrapper script itself. We use $LD_LIBRARY_PATH for libGL.
    cat << EOF > "$out/bin/Tibia"
    #!${stdenv.shell}
    cd $out/res
    ${glibc}/lib/ld-linux.so.2 --library-path \$LD_LIBRARY_PATH ./Tibia "\$@"
    EOF

    chmod +x $out/bin/Tibia

  '';

  meta = {
    description = "Top-down MMORPG set in a fantasy world";
    homepage = "http://tibia.com";
    license = "unfree";
    platforms = ["i686-linux"];
  };
}