Module: Inochi
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Public Class Method Summary
book(project_symbol, book_template) |
Provides a common configuration for the project’s user manual:. |
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calc_program_name(project_symbol) |
Returns the name of the main program executable, which is the same as the project name fully in lowercase. |
calc_project_symbol(project_name) |
Calculates the name of the project module from the given project name. |
camel_to_snake_case(input) |
Transforms the given input from CamelCase to snake_case. |
init(project_symbol, project_config = ) |
Establishes your project in Ruby’s runtime environment by defining the project module (which serves as a namespace for all code in the project) and providing a common configuration for the project module:. Returns: Module |
main(project_symbol, *trollop_args, &trollop_config) |
Provides a common configuration for the main project executable:. |
rake(project_symbol, options = ) {|gem_spec| ... } |
Provides Rake tasks for packaging, publishing, and announcing your project. |
Public Class Method Details
book
Provides a common configuration for the project’s user manual:
- Assigns the title, subtitle, date, and authors for the document.
You may override these assignments by reassigning these document parameters AFTER this method is invoked.
Refer to the "document parameters" for the XHTML format in the "erbook" user manual for details.
- Provides the project’s configuration as global variables in the
document.
For example, <%= $version %> is the same as <%= project_module::VERSION %> in the document.
- Defines a "project_summary" node for use in the document. The body of this node should contain a brief introduction to the project.
- Defines a "project_history" node for use in the document. The body of this node should contain other nodes, each of which represent a single set of release notes for one of the project’s releases.
It is assumed that this method is called from within the Inochi.rake() environment.
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# File 'lib/inochi/inochi.rb', line 951 def book project_symbol, book_template project_module = fetch_project_module(project_symbol) # provide project constants as global variables to the user manual project_module::INOCHI.each_pair do |param, value| eval "$#{param} = value", binding end # set document parameters for the user manual $title = project_module::DISPLAY $subtitle = project_module::TAGLINE $feeds = { File.join(project_module::DOCSITE, 'ann.xml') => :rss } = Hash[ *project_module::AUTHORS.map do |name, addr| # convert raw e-mail addresses into URLs for the erbook XHTML format addr = "mailto:#{addr}" unless addr =~ /^\w+:/ [name, addr] end.flatten ] class << book_template def project_summary raise ArgumentError, 'block must be given' unless block_given? node do $project_summary_node = @nodes.last yield end end def project_history raise ArgumentError, 'block must be given' unless block_given? node do $project_history_node = @nodes.last yield end end end end |
calc_program_name
Returns the name of the main program executable, which is the same as the project name fully in lowercase.
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# File 'lib/inochi/inochi.rb', line 995 def calc_program_name project_symbol camel_to_snake_case(project_symbol).downcase end |
calc_project_symbol
Calculates the name of the project module from the given project name.
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# File 'lib/inochi/inochi.rb', line 1002 def calc_project_symbol project_name name = project_name.to_s.gsub(/\W+/, '_').squeeze('_').gsub(/^_|_$/, '') (name[0,1].upcase + name[1..-1]).to_sym end |
camel_to_snake_case
Transforms the given input from CamelCase to snake_case.
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# File 'lib/inochi/inochi.rb', line 1010 def camel_to_snake_case input input = input.to_s.dup # handle camel case like FooBar => Foo_Bar while input.gsub!(/([a-z]+)([A-Z])(\w+)/) { $1 + '_' + $2 + $3 } end # handle abbreviations like XMLParser => XML_Parser while input.gsub!(/([A-Z]+)([A-Z])([a-z]+)/) { $1 + '_' + $2 + $3 } end input end |
init
Establishes your project in Ruby’s runtime environment by defining the project module (which serves as a namespace for all code in the project) and providing a common configuration for the project module:
- Adds the project lib/ directory to the Ruby load path.
- Defines the INOCHI constant in the project module. This constant contains the effective configuration parameters (@see project_config).
- Defines all configuration parameters as constants in the project module.
This method must be invoked from immediately within (that is, not from within any of its descendant directories) the project lib/ directory. Ideally, this method would be invoked from the main project library.
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# File 'lib/inochi/inochi.rb', line 88 def init project_symbol, project_config = ;{} project_module = fetch_project_module(project_symbol) # this method is not re-entrant @already_seen ||= [] return project_module if @already_seen.include? project_module @already_seen << project_module # put project on Ruby load path project_file = File.(first_caller_file) project_libs = File.dirname(project_file) $LOAD_PATH << project_libs unless $LOAD_PATH.include? project_libs # supply configuration defaults project_config[:project] ||= project_symbol.to_s project_config[:tagline] ||= '' project_config[:version] ||= '0.0.0' project_config[:release] ||= Time.now.strftime('%F') project_config[:website] ||= '' project_config[:docsite] ||= project_config[:website] project_config[:display] ||= "#{project_config[:project]} #{project_config[:version]}" project_config[:program] ||= calc_program_name(project_symbol) project_config[:install] ||= File.dirname(project_libs) project_config[:require] ||= {} # establish gem version dependencies and # sanitize the values while we're at it src = project_config[:require].dup dst = project_config[:require].clear src.each_pair do |gem_name, version_reqs| gem_name = gem_name.to_s version_reqs = [version_reqs].flatten.compact dst[gem_name] = version_reqs gem gem_name, *version_reqs end # make configuration parameters available as constants project_config[:inochi] = project_config class << project_config[:version] # Returns the major number in this version. def major to_s[/^\d+/] end # Returns a string describing any version with the current major number. def series "#{major}.x.x" end # Returns a Gem::Requirement expression. def requirement "~> #{major}" end end project_config.each_pair do |param, value| project_module.const_set param.to_s.upcase, value end project_module end |
main
Provides a common configuration for the main project executable:
- The program description (the sequence of non-blank lines at the top of the file in which this method is invoked) is properly formatted and displayed at the top of program’s help information.
- The program version information is fetched from the project module and formatted in YAML fashion for easy consumption by other tools.
- A list of command-line options is displayed at the bottom of the program’s help information.
It is assumed that this method is invoked from only within the main project executable (in the project bin/ directory).
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# File 'lib/inochi/inochi.rb', line 181 def main project_symbol, *trollop_args, &trollop_config program_file = first_caller_file program_name = File.basename(program_file) program_home = File.dirname(File.dirname(program_file)) # load the project module require File.join(program_home, 'lib', program_name) project_module = fetch_project_module(project_symbol) # parse command-line options require 'trollop' = Trollop.(*trollop_args) do # show project description text "#{project_module::PROJECT} - #{project_module::TAGLINE}" text '' # show program description text File.read(program_file)[/\A.*?^$\n/m]. # grab the header gsub(/^# ?/, ''). # strip the comment markers sub(/\A!.*?\n/, '').lstrip # omit the shebang line text '' instance_eval(&trollop_config) if trollop_config # show version information version %w[PROJECT VERSION RELEASE WEBSITE INSTALL].map {|c| "#{c.downcase}: #{project_module.const_get c}" }.join("\n") opt :manual, 'Show the user manual' end if [:manual] require 'launchy' Launchy::Browser.run "#{project_module::INSTALL}/doc/index.xhtml" exit end end |
rake
Provides Rake tasks for packaging, publishing, and announcing your project.
- An AUTHORS constant (which has the form "[[name, info]]" where
"name" is the name of a copyright holder and "info" is
their contact information) is added to the project module.
Unless this information is supplied via the :authors option, it is automatically extracted from copyright notices in the project license file, where the first copyright notice is expected to correspond to the primary project maintainer.
Copyright notices must be in the following form:
Copyright YEAR HOLDER <EMAIL>
Where HOLDER is the name of the copyright holder, YEAR is the year when the copyright holder first began working on the project, and EMAIL is (optional) the email address of the copyright holder.
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# File 'lib/inochi/inochi.rb', line 308 def rake project_symbol, = ;{}, &gem_config program_file = first_caller_file program_home = File.dirname(program_file) # load the project module program_name = File.basename(program_home) project_libs = File.join('lib', program_name) require project_libs project_module = fetch_project_module(project_symbol) # supply default options [:rubyforge_project] ||= program_name [:rubyforge_section] ||= program_name [:raa_project] ||= program_name [:license_file] ||= 'LICENSE' [:logins_file] ||= File.join(ENV['HOME'], '.config', 'inochi', 'logins.yaml') [:upload_delete] ||= false [:upload_options] ||= [] # add AUTHORS constant to the project module copyright_holders = [:authors] || File.read([:license_file]). scan(/Copyright.*?\d+\s+(.*)/).flatten. map {|s| (s =~ /\s*<(.*?)>/) ? [$`, $1] : [s, ''] } project_module.const_set :AUTHORS, copyright_holders require 'rake/clean' hide_rake_task = lambda do |name| Rake::Task[name].instance_variable_set :@comment, nil end # testing desc 'Run all unit tests.' task :test do ruby '-w', '-I.', '-Ilib', '-r', program_name, '-e', %q{ # set title of test suite $0 = File.basename(Dir.pwd) require 'minitest/unit' require 'minitest/spec' require 'minitest/mock' MiniTest::Unit.autorun Dir['test/**/*.rb'].sort.each do |test| unit = test.sub('test/', 'lib/') if File.exist? unit # strip file extension because require() # does not normalize its input and it # will think that the two paths (with & # without file extension) are different unit_path = unit.sub(/\.rb$/, '').sub('lib/', '') test_path = test.sub(/\.rb$/, '') require unit_path require test_path else warn "Skipped test #{test.inspect} because it lacks a corresponding #{unit.inspect} unit." end end } end # documentation desc 'Build all documentation.' task :doc => %w[ doc:api doc:man ] # user manual doc_man_src = 'doc/index.erb' doc_man_dst = 'doc/index.xhtml' doc_man_deps = FileList['doc/*.erb'] doc_man_doc = nil task :doc_man_doc => doc_man_src do unless doc_man_doc unless project_symbol == :ERBook gem 'erbook', '~> 6' require 'erbook' end doc_man_txt = File.read(doc_man_src) doc_man_doc = ERBook::Document.new(:xhtml, doc_man_txt, doc_man_src, :unindent => true) end end desc 'Build the user manual.' task 'doc:man' => doc_man_dst file doc_man_dst => doc_man_deps do Rake::Task[:doc_man_doc].invoke File.write doc_man_dst, doc_man_doc end CLOBBER.include doc_man_dst # API reference doc_api_dst = 'doc/api' desc 'Build API reference.' task 'doc:api' => doc_api_dst require 'yard' YARD::Rake::YardocTask.new doc_api_dst do |t| t..push '--protected', '--output-dir', doc_api_dst, '--readme', [:license_file] task doc_api_dst => [:license_file] end hide_rake_task[doc_api_dst] CLEAN.include '.yardoc' CLOBBER.include doc_api_dst # announcements desc 'Build all release announcements.' task :ann => %w[ ann:feed ann:html ann:text ann:mail ] # it has long been a tradition to use an "[ANN]" prefix # when announcing things on the ruby-talk mailing list ann_prefix = '[ANN] ' ann_subject = ann_prefix + project_module::DISPLAY ann_project = ann_prefix + project_module::PROJECT # fetch the project summary from user manual ann_nfo_doc = nil task :ann_nfo_doc => :doc_man_doc do ann_nfo_doc = $project_summary_node end # fetch release notes from user manual ann_rel_doc = nil task :ann_rel_doc => :doc_man_doc do unless ann_rel_doc if parent = $project_history_node if child = parent.children.first ann_rel_doc = child else raise 'The "project_history" node in the user manual lacks child nodes.' end else raise 'The user manual lacks a "project_history" node.' end end end # build release notes in HTML and plain text # converts the given HTML into plain text. we do this using # lynx because (1) it outputs a list of all hyperlinks used # in the HTML document and (2) it runs on all major platforms convert_html_to_text = lambda do |html| require 'tempfile' begin # lynx's -dump option requires a .html file tmp_file = Tempfile.new(Inochi::PROGRAM).path + '.html' File.write tmp_file, html text = `lynx -dump #{tmp_file} -width 70` ensure File.delete tmp_file end # improve readability of list items # by adding a blank line between them text.gsub! %r{(\r?\n)( +\* \S)}, '\1\1\2' text end # binds relative addresses in the given HTML to the project docsite resolve_html_links = lambda do |html| # resolve relative URLs into absolute URLs # see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URI_scheme#Generic_syntax require 'addressable/uri' uri = Addressable::URI.parse(project_module::DOCSITE) doc_url = uri.to_s dir_url = uri.path =~ %r{/$|^$} ? doc_url : File.dirname(doc_url) html.to_s.gsub %r{(href=|src=)(.)(.*?)(\2)} do |match| a, b = $1 + $2, $3.to_s << $4 case $3 when %r{^[[:alpha:]][[:alnum:]\+\.\-]*://} # already absolute match when /^#/ a << File.join(doc_url, b) else a << File.join(dir_url, b) end end end ann_html = nil task :ann_html => [:doc_man_doc, :ann_nfo_doc, :ann_rel_doc] do unless ann_html ann_html = %{ <center> <h1>#{project_module::DISPLAY}</h1> <p>#{project_module::TAGLINE}</p> <p>#{project_module::WEBSITE}</p> </center> #{ann_nfo_doc} #{ann_rel_doc} } # remove heading navigation menus ann_html.gsub! %r{<div class="nav"[^>]*>(.*?)</div>}, '' # remove latex-style heading numbers ann_html.gsub! %r"(<(h\d)[^>]*>).+?(?: ){2}(.+?)(</\2>)"m, '\1\3\4' ann_html = resolve_html_links[ann_html] end end ann_text = nil task :ann_text => :ann_html do unless ann_text ann_text = convert_html_to_text[ann_html] end end ann_nfo_text = nil task :ann_nfo_text => :ann_nfo_doc do unless ann_nfo_text ann_nfo_html = resolve_html_links[ann_nfo_doc] ann_nfo_text = convert_html_to_text[ann_nfo_html] end end # HTML ann_html_dst = 'ANN.html' desc "Build HTML announcement: #{ann_html_dst}" task 'ann:html' => ann_html_dst file ann_html_dst => doc_man_deps do Rake::Task[:ann_html].invoke File.write ann_html_dst, ann_html end CLEAN.include ann_html_dst # RSS feed ann_feed_dst = 'doc/ann.xml' desc "Build RSS announcement: #{ann_feed_dst}" task 'ann:feed' => ann_feed_dst file ann_feed_dst => doc_man_deps do require 'time' require 'rss/maker' feed = RSS::Maker.make('2.0') do |feed| feed.channel.title = ann_project feed.channel.link = project_module::WEBSITE feed.channel.description = project_module::TAGLINE Rake::Task[:ann_rel_doc].invoke Rake::Task[:ann_html].invoke item = feed.items.new_item item.title = ann_rel_doc.title item.link = project_module::DOCSITE + '#' + ann_rel_doc.here_frag item.date = Time.parse(item.title) item.description = ann_html end File.write ann_feed_dst, feed end CLOBBER.include ann_feed_dst # plain text ann_text_dst = 'ANN.txt' desc "Build plain text announcement: #{ann_text_dst}" task 'ann:text' => ann_text_dst file ann_text_dst => doc_man_deps do Rake::Task[:ann_text].invoke File.write ann_text_dst, ann_text end CLEAN.include ann_text_dst # e-mail ann_mail_dst = 'ANN.eml' desc "Build e-mail announcement: #{ann_mail_dst}" task 'ann:mail' => ann_mail_dst file ann_mail_dst => doc_man_deps do File.open ann_mail_dst, 'w' do |f| require 'time' f.puts "Date: #{Time.now.rfc822}" f.puts 'To: ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org' f.puts 'From: "%s" <%s>' % project_module::AUTHORS.first f.puts "Subject: #{ann_subject}" Rake::Task[:ann_text].invoke f.puts '', ann_text end end CLEAN.include ann_mail_dst # packaging desc 'Build a release.' task :pak => [:clobber, :doc] do sh $0, 'package' end CLEAN.include 'pkg' # ruby gem require 'rake/gempackagetask' gem = Gem::Specification.new do |gem| = project_module::AUTHORS if = .first gem., gem.email = end if .length > 1 gem. = .map {|name, mail| name } end gem.rubyforge_project = [:rubyforge_project] # XXX: In theory, `gem.name` should be assigned to # ::PROJECT instead of ::PROGRAM # # In practice, PROJECT may contain non-word # characters and may also contain a mixture # of lowercase and uppercase letters. # # This makes it difficult for people to # install the project gem because they must # remember the exact spelling used in # `gem.name` when running `gem install ____`. # # For example, consider the "RedCloth" gem. # gem.name = project_module::PROGRAM gem.version = project_module::VERSION gem.summary = project_module::TAGLINE gem.description = gem.summary gem.homepage = project_module::WEBSITE gem.files = FileList['**/*'].exclude('_darcs') - CLEAN gem.executables = project_module::PROGRAM gem.has_rdoc = true unless project_module == Inochi gem.add_dependency 'inochi', Inochi::VERSION.requirement end project_module::REQUIRE.each_pair do |gem_name, version_reqs| gem.add_dependency gem_name, *version_reqs end # additional configuration is done by user yield gem if gem_config end Rake::GemPackageTask.new(gem).define # XXX: hide the tasks defined by the above gem packaging library %w[gem package repackage clobber_package].each {|t| hide_rake_task[t] } # releasing desc 'Publish a release.' task 'pub' => %w[ pub:pak pub:doc pub:ann ] # connect to RubyForge services pub_forge = nil pub_forge_project = [:rubyforge_project] pub_forge_section = [:rubyforge_section] task :pub_forge do require 'rubyforge' pub_forge = RubyForge.new pub_forge.configure('release_date' => project_module::RELEASE) unless pub_forge.autoconfig['group_ids'].key? pub_forge_project raise "The #{pub_forge_project.inspect} project was not recognized by the RubyForge client. Either specify a different RubyForge project by passing the :rubyforge_project option to Inochi.rake(), or ensure that the client is configured correctly (see `rubyforge --help` for help) and try again." end pub_forge.login end # documentation desc 'Publish documentation to project website.' task 'pub:doc' => [:doc, 'ann:feed'] do target = [:upload_target] unless target require 'addressable/uri' docsite = Addressable::URI.parse(project_module::DOCSITE) # provide uploading capability to websites hosted on RubyForge if docsite.host.include? '.rubyforge.org' target = "#{pub_forge.userconfig['username']}@rubyforge.org:#{File.join '/var/www/gforge-projects', options[:rubyforge_project], docsite.path}" end end if target cmd = ['rsync', '-auvz', 'doc/', "#{target}/"] cmd.push '--delete' if [:upload_delete] cmd.concat [:upload_options] p cmd sh(*cmd) end end # announcement desc 'Publish all announcements.' task 'pub:ann' => %w[ pub:ann:forge pub:ann:raa pub:ann:talk ] # login information ann_logins_file = [:logins_file] ann_logins = nil task :ann_logins do ann_logins = begin require 'yaml' YAML.load_file ann_logins_file rescue => e warn "Could not read login information from #{ann_logins_file.inspect}:" warn e warn "** You will NOT be able to publish release announcements! **" {} end end desc 'Announce to RubyForge news.' task 'pub:ann:forge' => :pub_forge do project = [:rubyforge_project] if group_id = pub_forge.autoconfig['group_ids'][project] # check if this release was already announced require 'mechanize' www = WWW::Mechanize.new page = www.get "http://rubyforge.org/news/?group_id=#{group_id}" posts = (page/'//a[starts-with(./@href, "/forum/forum.php?forum_id=")]/text()').map {|e| e.to_s.gsub("\302\240", '').strip } already_announced = posts.include? ann_subject if already_announced warn "This release was already announced to RubyForge news, so I will NOT announce it there again." else # make the announcement Rake::Task[:ann_text].invoke pub_forge.post_news project, ann_subject, ann_text puts "Successfully announced to RubyForge news:" puts page.uri end else raise "Could not determine the group_id of the #{project.inspect} RubyForge project. Run `rubyforge config` and try again." end end desc 'Announce to ruby-talk mailing list.' task 'pub:ann:talk' => :ann_logins do host = 'http://ruby-forum.com' ruby_talk = 4 # ruby-talk forum ID require 'mechanize' www = WWW::Mechanize.new # check if this release was already announced already_announced = begin page = www.get "#{host}/forum/#{ruby_talk}", :filter => %{"#{ann_subject}"} posts = (page/'//div[@class="forum"]//a[starts-with(./@href, "/topic/")]/text()').map {|e| e.to_s.strip } posts.include? ann_subject rescue false end if already_announced warn "This release was already announced to the ruby-talk mailing list, so I will NOT announce it there again." else # log in to RubyForum page = www.get "#{host}/user/login" form = page.forms.first if login = ann_logins['www.ruby-forum.com'] form['name'] = login['user'] form['password'] = login['pass'] end page = form. # use the first submit button if (page/'//a[@href="/user/logout"]').empty? warn "Could not log in to RubyForum using the login information in #{ann_logins_file.inspect}, so I can NOT announce this release to the ruby-talk mailing list." else # make the announcement page = www.get "#{host}/topic/new?forum_id=#{ruby_talk}" form = page.forms.first Rake::Task[:ann_text].invoke form['post[subject]'] = ann_subject form['post[text]'] = ann_text form.checkboxes.first.check # enable email notification page = form.submit errors = [page/'//div[@class="error"]/text()'].flatten if errors.empty? puts "Successfully announced to ruby-talk mailing list:" puts page.uri else warn "Could not announce to ruby-talk mailing list:" warn errors.join("\n") end end end end desc 'Announce to RAA (Ruby Application Archive).' task 'pub:ann:raa' => :ann_logins do show_page_error = lambda do |page, | warn "#{message}, so I can NOT announce this release to RAA:" warn "#{(page/'h2').text} -- #{(page/'p').first.text.strip}" end resource = "#{options[:raa_project].inspect} project entry on RAA" require 'mechanize' www = WWW::Mechanize.new page = www.get "http://raa.ruby-lang.org/update.rhtml?name=#{options[:raa_project]}" if form = page.forms[1] resource << " (owned by #{form.owner.inspect})" Rake::Task[:ann_nfo_text].invoke form['description'] = ann_nfo_text form['description_style'] = 'Pre-formatted' form['short_description'] = project_module::TAGLINE form['version'] = project_module::VERSION form['url'] = project_module::WEBSITE form['pass'] = ann_logins['raa.ruby-lang.org']['pass'] page = form.submit if page.title =~ /error/i show_page_error[page, "Could not update #{resource}"] else puts "Successfully announced to RAA (Ruby Application Archive)." end else show_page_error[page, "Could not access #{resource}"] end end # release packages desc 'Publish release packages to RubyForge.' task 'pub:pak' => :pub_forge do # check if this release was already published version = project_module::VERSION packages = pub_forge.autoconfig['release_ids'][pub_forge_section] if packages and packages.key? version warn "The release packages were already published, so I will NOT publish them again." else # create the FRS package section unless pub_forge.autoconfig['package_ids'].key? pub_forge_section pub_forge.create_package pub_forge_project, pub_forge_section end # publish the package to the section uploader = lambda do |command, *files| pub_forge.__send__ command, pub_forge_project, pub_forge_section, version, *files end Rake::Task[:pak].invoke packages = Dir['pkg/*.[a-z]*'] unless packages.empty? # NOTE: use the 'add_release' command ONLY for the first # file because it creates a new sub-section on the # RubyForge download page; we do not want one package # per sub-section on the RubyForge download page! # uploader[:add_release, packages.shift] unless packages.empty? uploader[:add_file, *packages] end puts "Successfully published release packages to RubyForge." end end end end |