#!/usr/bin/env bash BIN=bin function setup_external_tools() { [[ -x "$BIN/test-runner" || -x "$BIN/test-runner.exe" ]] && return cabal v2-install --install-method=copy --installdir="$BIN" test-lib } function show_usage() { cat << EOM Usage: $0 COMMAND COMANND_OPTIONS Available commands: run Run Cryptol build Build Cryptol haddock Generate Haddock documentation test Run some tests exe-path Print the location of the local executable EOM } if [ "$#" == "0" ]; then show_usage exit 1 fi COMMAND=$1 shift case $COMMAND in run) cabal v2-exec cryptol -- $* ;; build) echo Building Cryptol # XXX: This is a workaround the fact that currently Cabal # will not rebuild this file, even though it has TH code, that # depends on the environment. For now, we temporarily modify the # file, then build, then revert it back after build. dirty_string="-- Last build $(date)" echo "$dirty_string" >> src/GitRev.hs if [[ -n "$RELEASE" ]]; then sed -i.bak -e 's/^commitShortHash = .*$/commitShortHash = "UNKNOWN"/' \ -e 's/^commitHash = .*$/commitHash = "UNKNOWN"/' \ -e 's/^commitBranch = .*$/commitBranch = "UNKNOWN"/' \ -e 's/^commitDirty = .*$/commitDirty = False/' \ -e '/import qualified GitRev/d' \ src/Cryptol/Version.hs rm -f src/Cryptol/Version.hs.bak fi cabal v2-build "$@" exe:cryptol sed -i.bak "/^-- Last build/d" src/GitRev.hs rm -f src/GitRev.hs.bak ;; haddock) echo Building Haddock documentation && cabal v2-haddock ;; test) echo Running tests setup_external_tools if [ "$#" == "0" ]; then TESTS=tests; else TESTS=$*; fi $BIN/test-runner --ext=.icry \ --exe=cabal \ -F v2-run -F -v0 -F exe:cryptol -F -- -F -b \ $TESTS ;; help) show_usage && exit 0 ;; exe-path) cabal v2-exec which cryptol ;; *) echo "Unrecognized command: $COMMAND" && show_usage && exit 1 ;; esac