#!/usr/bin/env python
"""example script for package buildbit."""
from bob import Rule as rule
#import bob
from sh import touch
rule('tests',None,func=['mkdir','{targets}'])
r1 = rule('tests/test1.txt',None,order_only='tests')
r2 = rule('tests/test2.txt',None)
r3 = rule('tests/test3.txt',None)
@rule(['tests/foo.txt','tests/foo2.txt'],'tests/test*.txt',shared=True)
@rule('tests/ex%.txt','tests/test%.txt')
def mytouch(self):
touch(self.targets)
for r in r1,r2,r3:
r.func = mytouch
rule('All',['tests','tests/foo2.txt','tests/ex2.txt'],PHONY=True)
if __name__=="__main__":
rule.main() #supplies a simple commandline interface
# Can alternatively easily run buildbit from within script.
if False: #__name__=="__main__":
buildseq = rule.calc_build('All')
print buildseq
response=raw_input("run build? [(y)es/(n)o]")
if response in ('y','yes'):
#!/usr/bin/env python
"""example script for package buildbit."""
from bob import Rule as rule
import bob
from sh import touch,mkdir,ls
#make test directories
def makedir(self):
for target in self.targets:
mkdir('-p',target)
rule('tests',None,func=makedir)
rule('tests/A',None,order_only='tests').func = makedir
r1 = rule('tests/B',None,order_only='tests')
r1.func = makedir
###make files for dir A###
@rule('tests/A/test1.c',None,order_only='tests/A')
@rule('tests/A/test2',None,order_only='tests/A')
@rule('tests/A/test3.txt',None,order_only='tests/A')
def mytouch(self):
touch(self.targets)
##one shared rule for many targets
r2 = rule(['tests/A/test%d.c' %i for i in range(4,20)],None,shared=True,order_only='tests/A')
r2.func = mytouch
"""example script for package buildbit."""
from bob import Rule as rule
import bob
from sh import touch,mkdir,ls
import os
pjoin = os.path.join
def makedir(self):
for target in self.targets:
mkdir('-p',target)
#make test directory
rule('tests/C',[]).func = makedir
#make test prerequisites
@rule('tests/C/*.txt',None,order_only='tests/C')
def source(self):
touch(self.targets)
#test PatternSharedRule
@rule(['%.c','%.o'],'%.txt',shared=True)
def compile(self):
touch([pjoin(self.extratargetpath,self.stems[0]+'.o'),
pjoin(self.extratargetpath,self.stems[0]+'.c')])
#self.extratargetpath - pattern rules can be applied to subdirs too, this
# attribute might sometimes be useful.
#!/usr/bin/env python
"""example script for package buildbit."""
from bob import Rule as rule
import bob
from sh import touch,mkdir,ls
#make test directories
def makedir(self):
for target in self.targets:
mkdir('-p',target)
outpath = 'tests-unittests/'
r0 = rule(outpath[:-1],None,func=makedir)
assert isinstance(r0,bob.ExplicitRule)
tmp = rule(outpath+'A',None,order_only=outpath[:-1]).func = makedir
assert (tmp is makedir)
r1 = bob.ExplicitRule.rules[outpath+'A']
r2 = rule(outpath+'B',None,order_only=outpath[:-1])
r2.func = makedir
assert isinstance(r2,bob.ExplicitRule)
###make files for dir A###
@rule(outpath+'A/test1.c',None,order_only=outpath+'A')
@rule(outpath+'A/test2',None,order_only=outpath+'A')
@rule(outpath+'A/test3.txt',None,order_only=outpath+'A')