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# shelltestrunner project makefile
# ensure a utf8-aware locale is set, required by ghc executables
export LANG = en_US.UTF-8
# which stack.yaml file (& ghc version) to use, can be overridden by STACK env var
STACKYAML ?= stack.yaml
# used below and also in tests which run stack
STACKYAMLOPT = --stack-yaml=$(STACKYAML)
# the current base stack command
STACK = stack --silent $(STACKYAMLOPT)
# the shelltest executable built with current stack
SHELLTESTEXE = $(shell $(STACK) path --local-install-root)/bin/shelltest
# the base shelltest command with common options,
# and the STACKYAMLOPT env var which helps any tests
# which run stack themselves (eg large-output.test)
SHELLTEST = STACKYAMLOPT="$(STACKYAMLOPT)" $(SHELLTESTEXE) --exclude /_ -j16 --hide-successes
# standard targets
default: build
build:
@$(STACK) build
install:
@$(STACK) install
ghci:
@echo
@echo "Warning: argumentss will be accepted in GHCI only on first run after load,"
@echo "probably because of using cmdargs' unsafeperformio-based easy mode."
@echo
$(STACK) ghci
ghcid:
$(STACK) exec -- ghcid
test: testcross testunix testbash testexamples
# tests
# run cross-platform shell tests
testcross: build
@echo; echo "cross-platform tests should succeed:"
$(SHELLTEST) -w $(SHELLTESTEXE) tests -x /bash -x /examples -x .windows -x .unix
# run unix-specific shell tests
testunix: build
@echo; echo "on unix, unix tests should succeed:"
$(SHELLTEST) -w $(SHELLTESTEXE) tests/*.unix
# run windows-specific shell tests
# (though if you are using make on windows, you may be able to, or may have to, use testunix)
testwindows: build
@echo; echo "on windows, windows tests should succeed:"
@$(SHELLTEST) -w $(SHELLTESTEXE) tests/*.windows
# run bash-specific shell tests
testbash: build
@echo; echo "when using bash, bash tests should succeed:"
@$(SHELLTEST) tests/bash --shell /bin/bash
# run tests of the README examples
testexamples: build
@echo; echo "README examples should succeed:"
@$(SHELLTEST) tests/examples
# misc
LASTTAG=$(shell git describe --tags --abbrev=0)
changes-show: $(call def-help,changes-show, show commits affecting the current directory excluding any hledger package subdirs from the last tag as org nodes newest first )
@make changes-show-from-$(LASTTAG)
changes-show-from-%: #$(call def-help,changes-show-from-REV, show commits affecting the current directory excluding any hledger package subdirs from this git revision onward as org nodes newest first )
@git log --abbrev-commit --pretty=format:'ORGNODE %s (%an)%n%b%h' $*.. -- . ':!hledger' ':!hledger-*' \
| sed -e 's/^\*/-/' -e 's/^ORGNODE/*/' \
| sed -e 's/ (Simon Michael)//'
loc:
@echo Current lines of code including tests:
@sloccount src | grep haskell:
# files to tag
HSFILES=src/*.hs src/Utils/*.hs
TESTFILES=tests/format*/*.test
tag: $(HSFILES) #$(TESTFILES) *.md Makefile
hasktags -e -o TAGS $^
hasktags -c -o ctags $^
# clean:
# rm -f `find . -name "*.o" -o -name "*.hi" -o -name "*~" -o -name "darcs-amend-record*" -o -name "*-darcs-backup*"`
# Clean: clean
# rm -f TAGS _cache #_site $(EXE)
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