def run(self, args):
os.environ['PATH'] = "{}:{}".format(os.path.join(self.sdk_path(args),
"arm-cs-tools", "bin"), os.environ['PATH'])
cmdLine = self.waf_path(args) + " " + self.waf_cmds
retval = subprocess.call(cmdLine, shell=True)
# If an error occurred, we need to do some sleuthing to determine a
# cause. This allows the caller to post more useful information to
# analytics. We normally don't capture stdout and stderr using Poepn()
# because you lose the nice color coding produced when the command
# outputs to a terminal directly.
#
# But, if an error occurs, let's run it again capturing the output
# so we can determine the cause
if (retval):
cmdArgs = cmdLine.split()
try:
cmdObj = create_sh_cmd_obj(cmdArgs[0])
output = cmdObj(*cmdArgs[1:])
stderr = output.stderr
except sh.ErrorReturnCode as e:
stderr = e.stderr
# Look for common problems
if "Could not determine the compiler version" in stderr:
raise NoCompilerException
elif "region `APP' overflowed" in stderr:
raise AppTooBigException
else:
raise BuildErrorException
elif args.command == 'build':
# No error building. Send up app memory usage and resource usage
# up to analytics
# Read in the appinfo.json to get the list of resources
try:
appInfo = json.load(open("appinfo.json"))
self._send_memory_usage(args, appInfo)
self._send_resource_usage(args, appInfo)
self._send_line_counts(args, appInfo)
hasJS = os.path.exists(os.path.join('src', 'js'))
PblAnalytics.code_has_java_script_evt(uuid=appInfo["uuid"],
hasJS=hasJS)
except Exception as e:
logging.error("Exception occurred collecting app analytics: "
"%s" % str(e))
logging.debug(traceback.format_exc())
return 0
def run(self, args):
os.environ['PATH'] = "{}:{}".format(
os.path.join(self.sdk_path(args), "arm-cs-tools", "bin"),
os.environ['PATH'])
# If python3 is the default and python2 is available, then plug in
# our stub 'python' shell script which passes control to python2
py_version = sh.python("-c",
"import sys;print(sys.version_info[0])",
_tty_out=False).strip()
if py_version != '2':
if sh.which('python2', _tty_out=False) is None:
raise RuntimeError("The Pebble SDK requires python version 2.6 "
"or 2.7 (python2). You are currently running 'python%s' "
"by default and a 'python2' executable could not be found." %
py_version)
os.environ['PATH'] = "{}:{}".format(
os.path.join(os.path.normpath(os.path.dirname(__file__))),
os.environ['PATH'])
# Execute the build command
cmdLine = '"%s" %s' % (self.waf_path(args), self.waf_cmds)
retval = subprocess.call(cmdLine, shell=True)
# If an error occurred, we need to do some sleuthing to determine a
# cause. This allows the caller to post more useful information to
# analytics. We normally don't capture stdout and stderr using Poepn()
# because you lose the nice color coding produced when the command
# outputs to a terminal directly.
#
# But, if an error occurs, let's run it again capturing the output
# so we can determine the cause
if (retval):
cmdArgs = [self.waf_path(args)] + self.waf_cmds.split()
try:
cmdObj = create_sh_cmd_obj(cmdArgs[0])
output = cmdObj(*cmdArgs[1:])
stderr = output.stderr
except sh.ErrorReturnCode as e:
stderr = e.stderr
# Look for common problems
if "Could not determine the compiler version" in stderr:
raise NoCompilerException
elif "region `APP' overflowed" in stderr:
raise AppTooBigException
else:
raise BuildErrorException
elif args.command == 'build':
# No error building. Send up app memory usage and resource usage
# up to analytics
# Read in the appinfo.json to get the list of resources
try:
appInfo = json.load(open("appinfo.json"))
self._send_memory_usage(args, appInfo)
self._send_resource_usage(args, appInfo)
self._send_line_counts(args, appInfo)
hasJS = os.path.exists(os.path.join('src', 'js'))
PblAnalytics.code_has_java_script_evt(uuid=appInfo["uuid"],
hasJS=hasJS)
except Exception as e:
logging.error("Exception occurred collecting app analytics: "
"%s" % str(e))
logging.debug(traceback.format_exc())
return 0
def run(self, args):
os.environ['PATH'] = "{}:{}".format(
os.path.join(self.sdk_path(args), "arm-cs-tools", "bin"),
os.environ['PATH'])
# If python3 is the default and python2 is available, then plug in
# our stub 'python' shell script which passes control to python2
py_version = sh.python(
"-c", "import sys;print(sys.version_info[0])").strip()
if py_version != '2':
if sh.which('python2') is None:
raise RuntimeError(
"The Pebble SDK requires python version 2.6 "
"or 2.7 (python2). You are currently running 'python%s' "
"by default and a 'python2' executable could not be found."
% py_version)
os.environ['PATH'] = "{}:{}".format(
os.path.join(os.path.normpath(os.path.dirname(__file__))),
os.environ['PATH'])
# Execute the build command
cmdLine = '"%s" %s' % (self.waf_path(args), self.waf_cmds)
retval = subprocess.call(cmdLine, shell=True)
# If an error occurred, we need to do some sleuthing to determine a
# cause. This allows the caller to post more useful information to
# analytics. We normally don't capture stdout and stderr using Poepn()
# because you lose the nice color coding produced when the command
# outputs to a terminal directly.
#
# But, if an error occurs, let's run it again capturing the output
# so we can determine the cause
if (retval):
cmdArgs = [self.waf_path(args)] + self.waf_cmds.split()
try:
cmdObj = create_sh_cmd_obj(cmdArgs[0])
output = cmdObj(*cmdArgs[1:])
stderr = output.stderr
except sh.ErrorReturnCode as e:
stderr = e.stderr
# Look for common problems
if "Could not determine the compiler version" in stderr:
raise NoCompilerException
elif "region `APP' overflowed" in stderr:
raise AppTooBigException
else:
raise BuildErrorException
elif args.command == 'build':
# No error building. Send up app memory usage and resource usage
# up to analytics
# Read in the appinfo.json to get the list of resources
try:
appInfo = json.load(open("appinfo.json"))
self._send_memory_usage(args, appInfo)
self._send_resource_usage(args, appInfo)
self._send_line_counts(args, appInfo)
hasJS = os.path.exists(os.path.join('src', 'js'))
PblAnalytics.code_has_java_script_evt(uuid=appInfo["uuid"],
hasJS=hasJS)
except Exception as e:
logging.error("Exception occurred collecting app analytics: "
"%s" % str(e))
logging.debug(traceback.format_exc())
return 0
