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module Fastlane
class FastlaneFolder
FOLDER_NAME = 'fastlane'
# Path to the fastlane folder containing the Fastfile and other configuration files
def self.path
value ||= "./#{FOLDER_NAME}/" if File.directory?("./#{FOLDER_NAME}/")
value ||= "./.#{FOLDER_NAME}/" if File.directory?("./.#{FOLDER_NAME}/") # hidden folder
value ||= "./" if File.basename(Dir.getwd) == FOLDER_NAME && File.exist?('Fastfile') # inside the folder
value ||= "./" if File.basename(Dir.getwd) == ".#{FOLDER_NAME}" && File.exist?('Fastfile') # inside the folder and hidden
value = nil if Helper.is_test? # this is required, as the tests would use the ./fastlane folder otherwise
return value
end
# Path to the Fastfile inside the fastlane folder. This is nil when none is available
def self.fastfile_path
path = File.join(self.path || '.', 'Fastfile')
return path if File.exist?(path)
return nil
end
# Does a fastlane configuration already exist?
def self.setup?
return false unless self.fastfile_path
File.exist?(self.fastfile_path)
end
def self.create_folder!(path = nil)
path = File.join(path || '.', FOLDER_NAME)
FileUtils.mkdir_p(path)
UI.success "Created new folder '#{path}'."
end
# Returns an array of symbols for the available lanes for the Fastfile
# This doesn't actually use the Fastfile parser, but only
# the available lanes. This way it's much faster
# Use this only if performance is :key:
def self.available_lanes
return [] if fastfile_path.nil?
output = `cat #{fastfile_path.shellescape} | grep \"^\s*lane \:\" | awk -F ':' '{print $2}' | awk -F ' ' '{print $1}'`
return output.strip.split(" ").collect(&:to_sym)
end
end
end
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