Shared Makefile

This Makefile can be shared across multiple projects, so you can have zero boilerplate code related to building or generating projects using PackageGenerator.

Installation

• Use this repo via git submodule or other way where you have static access to all sources in this repo.
• Alternatively, you can copypaste this folder and PackageGenerator

How to use

• Have package.json in you project's dir (use package.json from this project as an example).
• Create symlink from Makefile from this folder to Makefile in your project's folder
• make will work out of the box with default actions like generate, open (see default_actions.sh
• Autocomplete will work in bash (if you installed completion packages) and fish
• To make it work in zsh, add this to .zshrc:

zstyle ':completion:*:make:*:targets' call-command true
zstyle ':completion:*:*:make:*' tag-order 'targets'

Note: to install completion, use this:

• For bash: brew install bash-completion
• For zsh: brew install zsh-completions
• For fish: just install fish (brew install fish)

Custom actions

Add custom_actions.sh to your project folder (where you put symlink to a Makefile).

If you want to use make foo add this to custom_actions.sh:

action___foo() {
    echo bar
}

Functions should be named "action" + 3 underscores + action name.

Available global variables:

• REPO_ROOT - where .reporoot file is located (you must have this)
• PROJECT_DIR - folder where your symlink to Makefile is located

Note that you can use functions from actions_support.sh, for example, to export a binary to specified folder. Example:

action___install() {
    action___build
    build_and_deploy_executable_to_local_path "avito-codegen" "$PROJECT_DIR"
}

There's also utilities.sh for more low level functions.

Custom help message

Adding custom help message (for default action help) for a specific action:

action_help___foo() {
    echo 'Use this for bla-bla'
}

How it works

• Makefile gets targets via calling make.sh --project-dir <...> --targets
• Target names are formed from all functions like action___<target name>.
• When Makefile runs target, a corresponding function is called.