kythe-browse.sh

#!/bin/bash -e
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usage() {
  cat <<EOF
$0 PATH DIR INCLUDE_DIRs

PATH is the path to the file list.
DIR is the file list root.
INCLUDE_DIRs the directories for includes.

Extracts Kythe facts from the given verilog file list and run Kythe web ui to visualize code navigation.
This script assumes that the script is to be run from Verible project root.
This script assumes that Kythe binaries are installed to /opt/kythe.
EOF
}

set -o pipefail
BROWSE_PORT="${BROWSE_PORT:-8080}"
KYTHE_BINDIR="/opt/kythe/tools"
KYTHE_OUT="./kythe-out"

[[ "$#" == 3 ]] || { usage; exit 1; }
[[ -x "$KYTHE_BINDIR"/entrystream ]] || { echo "Missing kythe tool: ..." ; exit 1; }

# You can find prebuilt binaries at https://github.com/kythe/kythe/releases.
# This script assumes that they are installed to /opt/kythe.
# If you build the tools yourself or install them to a different location,
# make sure to pass the correct public_resources directory to http_server.
rm -f -- ${KYTHE_OUT}/graphstore/* ${KYTHE_OUT}/tables/*
mkdir -p ${KYTHE_OUT}/graphstore ${KYTHE_OUT}/tables
bazel build -c opt //verilog/tools/kythe:all

# Read JSON entries from standard in to a graphstore.
bazel-bin/verilog/tools/kythe/verible-verilog-kythe-extractor --file_list_path "$1" --file_list_root "$2" --print_kythe_facts json --include_dir_paths "$3" > "${KYTHE_OUT}"/entries
# Write entry stream into a GraphStore
"${KYTHE_BINDIR}"/entrystream --read_format=json < "${KYTHE_OUT}"/entries \
| "${KYTHE_BINDIR}"/write_entries -graphstore "${KYTHE_OUT}"/graphstore

# Convert the graphstore to serving tables.
"${KYTHE_BINDIR}"/write_tables -graphstore "${KYTHE_OUT}"/graphstore -out="${KYTHE_OUT}"/tables
# Host the browser UI.
"${KYTHE_BINDIR}"/http_server -serving_table "${KYTHE_OUT}"/tables \
  -public_resources="/opt/kythe/web/ui" \
  -listen="localhost:${BROWSE_PORT}"  # ":${BROWSE_PORT}" allows access from other machines