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ENV = env
VIRTUALENV_SYSTEM_SITE_PACKAGES ?= true
VIRTUALENV = \
VIRTUALENV_SYSTEM_SITE_PACKAGES=$(VIRTUALENV_SYSTEM_SITE_PACKAGES) \
virtualenv --python=$(PYTHON)
PIP_INSTALL = $(ENV)/$(BINDIR)/pip install
JEDI_DEV_URL = https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi/archive/dev.zip
PYTHON ?= python
CASK ?= cask
export EMACS ?= emacs
BINDIR ?= bin
ELPA_DIR = \
.cask/$(shell ${EMACS} -Q --batch --eval '(princ emacs-version)')/elpa
# See: cask-elpa-dir
VIRTUAL_EMACS = ${CASK} exec ${EMACS} -Q \
--eval "(setq python-environment--verbose t)" \
--eval "(setq jedi:environment-root \"$(PWD)/$(ENV)\")"
.PHONY : test test-1 tryout clean-elpa requirements env clean-env clean \
print-deps travis-ci doc
TEST_DEPS = elpa env
test: ${TEST_DEPS}
${MAKE} test-1
test-1:
${VIRTUAL_EMACS} -batch \
-L . -l test-jedi.el -f ert-run-tests-batch-and-exit
tox
compile: elpa clean-elc
${VIRTUAL_EMACS} -batch \
-L . -f batch-byte-compile *.el
clean-elc:
rm -rf *.elc
tryout: compile env
${VIRTUAL_EMACS} -L . -l tryout-jedi.el
doc: elpa
make -C doc html
ensure-git:
test -d .git # Running task that can be run only in git repository
elpa: ${ELPA_DIR}
${ELPA_DIR}: Cask
${CASK} install
test -d $@
touch $@
clean-elpa:
rm -rf ${ELPA_DIR}
requirements:
@echo "**************************************************************"
@echo " ERROR: \"make requirements\" is obsolete!"
@echo " Please run \"M-x jedi:install-server\" inside of your Emacs."
@echo " * If you are using el-get, please update it first."
@echo " See also: https://github.com/dimitri/el-get/pull/1603"
@echo "**************************************************************"
@exit 1
install-jedi-dev:
${PIP_INSTALL} --upgrade ${JEDI_DEV_URL}
env: $(ENV)/$(BINDIR)/jediepcserver
$(ENV)/$(BINDIR)/jediepcserver: ${ELPA_DIR} jediepcserver.py setup.py
${VIRTUAL_EMACS} -batch -L . -l jedi.el -f "jedi:install-server-block"
test -f $@
clean-env:
rm -rf $(ENV)
clean-el: clean-elpa clean-elc
clean: clean-env clean-el
rm -rf .cask
print-deps: elpa env
@echo "----------------------- Dependencies -----------------------"
$(EMACS) --version
${VIRTUAL_EMACS} -batch -L . -l jedi.el -f jedi:print-jedi-version
-ls -d $(ENV)/*/python*/site-packages/*egg-info
@echo "------------------------------------------------------------"
before-test: ${TEST_DEPS}
tox --notest
travis-ci: print-deps test
test ! -d ~/.emacs.d/.python-environments
# Run test against Emacs listed in ${EMACS_LIST}.
# This is for running tests for multiple Emacs versions.
# This is not used in Travis CI. Usage::
#
# make EMACS_LIST="emacs emacs-snapshot emacs23" test-all
#
# See: http://stackoverflow.com/a/12110773/727827
#
# Use ${MET_MAKEFLAGS} to do the tests in parallel.
#
# MET_MAKEFLAGS=-j4
JOBS := $(addprefix job-,${EMACS_LIST})
.PHONY: ${JOBS}
${JOBS}: job-%:
${MAKE} EMACS=$* clean-elc elpa
${MAKE} EMACS=$* ${MET_MAKEFLAGS} test-1
test-all: env ${JOBS}
### Packaging
#
# Create dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar.gz ready for distribution.
#
# See: (info "(elisp) Multi-file Packages")
PACKAGE = jedi
VERSION = $(shell grep ';; Version:' jedi.el | sed 's/^.* \([0-9].*\)$$/\1/')
DIST_FILES = jedi-pkg.el jedi.el jediepcserver.py \
Makefile tryout-jedi.el
.PHONY: dist ${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar.gz ${PACKAGE}-${VERSION} \
clean-dist clean-dist-all
dist: clean-dist
${MAKE} dist-1
dist-1: dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar.gz
dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar: ${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar
${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar: ${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}
tar --directory dist -cvf dist/$@ $<
dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar.gz: ${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar.gz
${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar.gz: ${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}
tar --directory dist -cvzf dist/$@ $<
${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}: dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}
dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}:
mkdir -p $@
cp -v ${DIST_FILES} $@
clean-dist:
rm -rf dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}*
clean-dist-all:
rm -rf dist
### Package installation
PACKAGE_USER_DIR =
TEST_PACKAGE_DIR = dist/test
install-dist:
test -d '${PACKAGE_USER_DIR}'
${EMACS} --batch -Q \
-l package \
--eval " \
(add-to-list 'package-archives \
'(\"marmalade\" . \"http://marmalade-repo.org/packages/\") t)" \
--eval '(setq package-user-dir "${PWD}/${PACKAGE_USER_DIR}")' \
--eval '(package-list-packages)' \
--eval '(package-install-file "${PWD}/dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar")'
test-install: dist/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}.tar
rm -rf ${TEST_PACKAGE_DIR}
mkdir -p ${TEST_PACKAGE_DIR}
${MAKE} install-dist PACKAGE_USER_DIR=${TEST_PACKAGE_DIR}
test-install-requirement: test-install
${MAKE} --directory ${TEST_PACKAGE_DIR}/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION} \
requirements
### GH pages
MAKE_GH_PAGES = $(MAKE) --directory doc --file gh-pages.mk
gh-pages-latest:
$(MAKE_GH_PAGES)
# Publish released documentation. This task can be run only when the
# current revision has tag (i.e., released).
gh-pages-released:
# Make sure it's on tag
git describe --tags --dirty | grep -v -
# Run doc/gh-pages.mk
$(MAKE_GH_PAGES) DOC_VER=released
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