README
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import.name/make is a build system where you specify tasks by writing Go code. It is not intended for building Go code, as the Go toolchain already has that covered. Instead, it can be used to build non-Go artifacts of projects that already depend on the Go toolchain.
Add file make.go to your project root:
//go:build ignore
// +build ignore
package main
import . "import.name/make"
func main() { Main(targets, "make.go", "go.mod") }
func targets() (targets Tasks) {
// ...
return
}
Build your project by invoking:
go run make.go
go run make.go my-target
go run make.go my-target another-target FOO=bar BAZ=quux
Show usage and list available targets and variables:
go run make.go -h
See a practical example. If, after eyeballing that for a while, you wonder whether some feature is supported, the answer is probably no (unless you're willing to implement it yourself in Go).
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package make is a simple build system.
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func All(conds ...func() bool) func() bool
- func Any(conds ...func() bool) func() bool
- func Base(filename string) string
- func Dir(filename string) string
- func Exists(path string) bool
- func Fields(s string) []string
- func Flatten(strings ...interface{}) []string
- func Flattener(strings ...interface{}) func() []string
- func Getenv(key, defaultValue string) string
- func Getvar(key, defaultValue string) string
- func Glob(patterns ...string) []string
- func Globber(patterns ...string) func() []string
- func Install(destination, sourceName string, executable bool) error
- func InstallData(destName string, source io.Reader, executable bool) error
- func Join(elem ...string) string
- func Main(getTargets func() Tasks, main string, deps ...string)
- func Missing(path string) func() bool
- func Outdated(target string, sources func() []string) func() bool
- func Println(strs ...interface{})
- func ReplaceSuffix(s, newSuffix string) string
- func Run(command ...string) error
- func RunIO(input io.Reader, command ...string) (output []byte, err error)
- func Setenv(key, value string)
- func Thunk(strings ...string) func() []string
- func Touch(filename string) error
- type Env
- type Task
- func Command(command ...interface{}) Task
- func Directory(dirpath string) Task
- func DirectoryOf(filename string) Task
- func Func(f func() error) Task
- func Group(tasks ...Task) Task
- func If(cond func() bool, tasks ...Task) Task
- func Installation(destName, sourceName string, executable bool) Task
- func Removal(directories ...string) Task
- func System(commandline string) Task
- func Target(name string, tasks ...Task) Task
- func TargetDefault(name string, tasks ...Task) Task
- type Tasks
Constants ¶
const ( GOARCH = runtime.GOARCH GOOS = runtime.GOOS )
Variables ¶
var Vars = make(map[string]string)
Vars specified on the command-line.
Functions ¶
func Flatten ¶
func Flatten(strings ...interface{}) []string
Flatten strings and string slices into single string slice. Flatten("foo", []string{"bar", "baz"}) returns []string{"foo", "bar", "baz"}. Flatten will panic if called with a type that is not string, []string, func() []string or []interface{}.
func Flattener ¶
func Flattener(strings ...interface{}) func() []string
Flattener is a lazy version of Flatten.
func Globber ¶
Globber returns a function which globs or terminates program on error. Results of multiple pattern will be concatenated.
func InstallData ¶
InstallData file.
func Println ¶
func Println(strs ...interface{})
Println prints space-separated strings and a newline. The arguments will be Flatten'ed.
func ReplaceSuffix ¶
ReplaceSuffix replaces the dot-separated suffix of the filename part of a path, or panics.
func Setenv ¶
func Setenv(key, value string)
Setenv is like os.Setenv(), but program is terminated on error.
Source Files