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NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) is a professional open-source tool for the development of Windows installers. It is designed to be as small and flexible as possible and is therefore highly suitable for internet distribution. This release, NSIS 2.16, greatly increases the portability of makensis by adding support to big-endian platforms.

Description

Ant task for compiling NSIS scripts on Windows, Linux and Mac systems. Help automate the build process of projects that use the NSIS installer.

To use it, put the NSIS Ant jarfile in an accessible location and add the following to your Ant script:

For more information, please view the API, visit the project homepage or read the MakeNSIS documentation.

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Download

Download NSIS Ant 1.3 or the source and Javadoc.

NSIS Element Parameters

  • script (required) — Path of the NSIS script to compile.
  • verbosity — How much logging is written to standard output. Default is 0.
    1. no output
    2. errors only
    3. errors and warnings
    4. errors, warnings and info
    5. all output
  • out — File to which to log the output. Default is standard out.
  • pause — Whether to pause after execution of the script. Default is no.
  • noconfig — Whether to disable inclusion of nsisconf.nsh. Default is no.
  • nocd — Whether to disable changing to the directory containing the script. Default is no.
  • prefix — The prefix to use for the command-line options to makensis. Default is to use '/' on Windows and '-' otherwise.
  • path — The directory containing the makensis executable. Default is to search the PATH.

Nested Elements and Parameters

define

Defines a symbol for the script. Equivalent to the /D (-D on non-Windows platforms) command line parameter of makensis. Multiple instances of this element are permitted. It supports the following parameters:

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  • name (required) — The name of the symbol to define.
  • value (required) — The value of the symbol.

scriptcmd

Executes an NSIS command in the script. Equivalent to the /X (-X on non-Windows platforms) command line parameter of makensis. Multiple instances of this element are allowed and are executed in the order specified. It supports the following parameters:

  • cmd (required) — The NSIS command to execute in the script.

Examples

Compile a script using all of the default values.

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Compile a script with verbose output, logging to a file, and the inclusion of nsisconf.nsh disabled. The VERSION symbol is set to the value '2.1' and the 'AutoCloseWindow true' command is executed at the beginning of the script.

License

Copyright © 2004 Wayne Grant. Relicensed with permission.
Copyright © 2005-2010 Daniel Reese