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# This file is a rake build file. The purpose of this file is to simplify
# setting up and using Awestruct. It's not required to use Awestruct, though it
# does save you time (hopefully). If you don't want to use rake, just ignore or
# delete this file.
#
# If you're just getting started, execute this command to install Awestruct and
# the libraries on which it depends:
#
# rake setup
#
# The setup task installs the necessary libraries according to which Ruby
# environment you are using. If you want the libraries kept inside the project,
# execute this command instead:
#
# rake setup[local]
#
# IMPORTANT: To install gems, you'll need development tools on your machine,
# which include a C compiler, the Ruby development libraries and some other
# development libraries as well.
#
# There are also tasks for running Awestruct. The build will auto-detect
# whether you are using Bundler and, if you are, wrap calls to awestruct in
# `bundle exec`.
#
# To run in Awestruct in development mode, execute:
#
# rake
#
# To clean the generated site before you build, execute:
#
# rake clean preview
#
# To deploy using the production profile, execute:
#
# rake deploy
#
# To get a list of all tasks, execute:
#
# rake -T
#
# Now you're Awestruct with rake!
$use_bundle_exec = true
$install_gems = ['awestruct -v "~> 0.5.0"', 'rb-inotify -v "~> 0.9.0"']
$awestruct_cmd = nil
task :default => :preview
desc 'Setup the environment to run Awestruct'
task :setup, [:env] => :init do |task, args|
next if !which('awestruct').nil?
if File.exist? 'Gemfile'
if args[:env] == 'local'
require 'fileutils'
FileUtils.remove_file 'Gemfile.lock', true
FileUtils.remove_dir '.bundle', true
system 'bundle install --binstubs=_bin --path=.bundle'
else
system 'bundle install'
end
else
if args[:env] == 'local'
$install_gems.each do |gem|
msg "Installing #{gem}..."
system "gem install --bindir=_bin --install-dir=.bundle #{gem}"
end
else
$install_gems.each do |gem|
msg "Installing #{gem}..."
system "gem install #{gem}"
end
end
end
msg 'Run awestruct using `awestruct` or `rake`'
# Don't execute any more tasks, need to reset env
exit 0
end
desc 'Update the environment to run Awestruct'
task :update => :init do
if File.exist? 'Gemfile'
system 'bundle update'
else
system 'gem update awestruct'
end
# Don't execute any more tasks, need to reset env
exit 0
end
desc 'Build and preview the site locally in development mode'
task :preview => :check do
run_awestruct '-d'
end
# provide a serve task for those used to Jekyll commands
desc 'An alias to the preview task'
task :serve => :preview
desc 'Generate the site using the specified profile (default: development)'
task :gen, [:profile] => :check do |task, args|
profile = args[:profile] || 'development'
profile = 'production' if profile == 'prod'
run_awestruct "-P #{profile} -g --force"
end
desc 'Generate the site and deploy to production'
task :deploy => :check do
run_awestruct '-P production -g --force --deploy'
end
desc 'Clean out generated site and temporary files'
task :clean, :spec do |task, args|
require 'fileutils'
dirs = ['.awestruct', '.sass-cache', '_site']
if args[:spec] == 'all'
dirs << '_tmp'
end
dirs.each do |dir|
FileUtils.remove_dir dir unless !File.directory? dir
end
end
# Perform initialization steps, such as setting up the PATH
task :init do
# Detect using gems local to project
if File.exist? '_bin'
ENV['PATH'] = "_bin#{File::PATH_SEPARATOR}#{ENV['PATH']}"
ENV['GEM_HOME'] = '.bundle'
end
end
desc 'Check to ensure the environment is properly configured'
task :check => :init do
if !File.exist? 'Gemfile'
if which('awestruct').nil?
msg 'Could not find awestruct.', :warn
msg 'Run `rake setup` or `rake setup[local]` to install from RubyGems.'
# Enable once the rubygem-awestruct RPM is available
#msg 'Run `sudo yum install rubygem-awestruct` to install via RPM. (Fedora >= 18)'
exit 1
else
$use_bundle_exec = false
next
end
end
begin
require 'bundler'
Bundler.setup
rescue LoadError
$use_bundle_exec = false
rescue StandardError => e
msg e.message, :warn
if which('awestruct').nil?
msg 'Run `rake setup` or `rake setup[local]` to install required gems from RubyGems.'
else
msg 'Run `rake update` to install additional required gems from RubyGems.'
end
exit e.status_code
end
end
# Execute Awestruct
def run_awestruct(args)
system "#{$use_bundle_exec ? 'bundle exec ' : ''}awestruct #{args}"
end
# A cross-platform means of finding an executable in the $PATH.
# Respects $PATHEXT, which lists valid file extensions for executables on Windows
#
# which 'awestruct'
# => /usr/bin/awestruct
def which(cmd, opts = {})
unless $awestruct_cmd.nil? || opts[:clear_cache]
return $awestruct_cmd
end
$awestruct_cmd = nil
exts = ENV['PATHEXT'] ? ENV['PATHEXT'].split(';') : ['']
ENV['PATH'].split(File::PATH_SEPARATOR).each do |path|
exts.each do |ext|
candidate = File.join path, "#{cmd}#{ext}"
if File.executable? candidate
$awestruct_cmd = candidate
return $awestruct_cmd
end
end
end
return $awestruct_cmd
end
# Print a message to STDOUT
def msg(text, level = :info)
case level
when :warn
puts "\e[31m#{text}\e[0m"
else
puts "\e[33m#{text}\e[0m"
end
end