bin/tap in tap-0.19.0 vs bin/tap in tap-1.3.0

- old
+ new

@@ -1,62 +1,16 @@ #!/usr/bin/env ruby -# usage: tap <command> {options} [args] # -# Launches a tap command. +# Runs tapexe, first setting the default ENV variables expected +# by tap when installed by RubyGems. Splitting the work into +# two files like this is a pattern allowing tapexe to be run +# without RubyGems or the default ENV (ie 'ruby tapexe'). # -# examples: -# tap generate root . # generates a root dir -# tap run taskname --option input # runs the 'taskname' task -# -# help: -# tap --help # prints this help -# tap command --help # prints help for 'command' -# -require "#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/../lib/tap.rb" +ENV['TAP_GEMS'] ||= '.' +ENV['TAP_PATH'] ||= '.' +ENV['TAPENV'] ||= 'tapenv' +ENV['TAPRC'] ||= '~/.taprc:taprc' +ENV['TAPFILE'] ||= 'tapfile' +ENV['TAP_CACHE'] ||= '~/.tap' -# -# setup the application -# - -begin - app = Tap::App.setup -rescue(Tap::Env::ConfigError) - # catch errors and exit gracefully - # (errors usu from gem loading errors) - puts $!.message - exit(1) -end - -# -# launch the command -# - -commands = app.env.manifest do |env| - env.root.glob(:cmd, "**/*.rb") -end - -case command = ARGV.shift.to_s -when '', '--help' - template = %Q{<% unless minimap.empty? || count <= 1 %> -<%= env_key %>: -<% end %> -<% minimap.each do |key, path| %> - <%= key.ljust(width) %> -<% end %>} - - puts Lazydoc.usage(__FILE__) - puts - puts "available commands:" - puts commands.summarize(template) - puts - puts "version #{Tap::VERSION} -- #{Tap::WEBSITE}" -else - if path = commands.seek(command) - load path - else - puts "Unknown command: '#{command}'" - puts "Type 'tap --help' for usage information." - end -end - -exit(0) \ No newline at end of file +load File.expand_path('../tapexe', __FILE__)