Bash script for building and testing small projects with minimal configuration
The default config is designed for small c projects, using the g++ compiler. However, by changing variables both globally and for a specific directory, any ordered set of bash commands can be used.
First priority is given to the local .includes file, followed by any listed parent file. If a value is not found locally or in a parent, the global /etc/ezbuild file will be used.
Some options will merge the local value and all parent values into a single varaible. A value in the global config will not be included when merging. The files option will include the relevant directory path to every token when merging.
Multiple build commands can be used, and the script will run through from 1-num. build commands without a number will be counted as build1.
| Option | Merging | Desc | Vars |
|---|---|---|---|
| cd | none | move to directory and use its config | |
| files | path | lists all files passed to the build command | |
| output | none | sets the output file given to the other commands | |
| num | none | number of build commands to run | |
| builder# | none | build command run | %files, %ncfiles, %cached, %output, %open, %openc |
| buildargs# | basic | added to end of build command | |
| caching | none | sed regex to convert src file paths to cached versions | |
| depfinder | none | sed -n regex for locating the dependencies of a src file | |
| terminal | none | emulator command used for -e | |
| tester | none | command used with -r | %output, %open, %openc |
| testargs | basic | added to end of test command | |
| testdir | basic | directory to run test from | |
| parent | none | provides additional config file to check |
First edit the included config file to match your personal system and use case. Then run the install script.
sudo ./install.sh