find-safe-plugins

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# todo:
# check each plugin in a .so: use the -i option to select the index of ladspa plugins
# make it work propery when some plugins in a set ar OK, and some are not.
# make an option to reset the plugin paths
# include the results of lv2bm: if a plugin has a wide range of cpu-usage: remove it.
# make a version that tests jack programs
#
DATE=`date +%d-%m-%Y---%H-%M-%S`
DIR=~/plugin-torture/$DATE

rm -rf ~/plugin-torture/safeLadspa/ &&
rm -rf ~/plugin-torture/safeLV2/ &&
mkdir -p ~/plugin-torture/safeLadspa &&
mkdir -p ~/plugin-torture/safeLV2 &&
mkdir -p $DIR &&

if [ $LADSPA_PATH != ~/plugin-torture/safeLadspa ]; then
  export OLD_LADSPA_PATH=$LADSPA_PATH
fi

if [ $LV2_PATH != ~/plugin-torture/safeLV2 ]; then
  export OLD_LV2_PATH=$LV2_PATH
fi

for plugins  (${(s.:.)OLD_LADSPA_PATH}/*;) {
  analyseplugin $plugins | grep 'Hard Real-Time'
  if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    plugin-torture --evil -d -a --ladspa --plugin $plugins | tee >(>> $DIR/ladspa-evil.txt) | grep 'WARNING'
    if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
     ln -s $plugins ~/plugin-torture/safeLadspa
    fi
  fi
}

for plugins  (${(s.:.)OLD_LV2_PATH}/*;) {
  if [ -f $plugins/manifest.ttl ]; then
    cat $plugins/*.ttl | grep 'hardRTCapable'
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
      plugin-torture --evil -d -a --lv2 --plugin $plugins/manifest.ttl | tee >(>> $DIR/lv2-evil.txt) | grep 'WARNING'
      if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
         ln -s $plugins ~/plugin-torture/safeLV2
      fi
    fi
  fi
  }

export LADSPA_PATH=~/plugin-torture/safeLadspa
export LV2_PATH=~/plugin-torture/safeLV2

#open
urxvtc -e $EDITOR $DIR/* &