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36 lines
985 B
Python
36 lines
985 B
Python
# -*- python -*-
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from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
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import os.path
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Import("env libhammer_shared testruns targets")
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rubysources = [
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Glob("test/*.rb"),
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Glob("lib/hammer.rb"),
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Glob("lib/*/*.rb"),
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"hammer-parser.gemspec",
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"Rakefile",
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"Gemfile",
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"README.md",
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]
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rubyenv = env.Clone()
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for k,v in os.environ.items():
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if "RUBY" in k or "GEM" in k or "rvm" in k:
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rubyenv['ENV'][k] = v
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rubyenv['ENV']['LD_LIBRARY_PATH'] = os.path.dirname(str(libhammer_shared[0]))
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rubyenv['RBDIR'] = os.path.dirname(str(rubyenv.File("Gemfile").path))
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setup = rubyenv.Command(Dir(".bundle"), rubysources, "cd $RBDIR && bundle install")
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AlwaysBuild(setup)
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rubytestexec = rubyenv.Command(None, [setup] + rubysources, "cd $RBDIR && bundle exec rake test")
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rubytest = Alias("testruby", [rubytestexec], rubytestexec)
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AlwaysBuild(rubytestexec)
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testruns.append(rubytest)
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# No need for an install target; everybody just uses gems for that.
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