VERSION ?= $(shell git describe --tags --always --dirty | sed s'/dirty/dev/') TEMPLATES := $(shell find src/ -type f) .DEFAULT_GOAL := help header = $(call tprint,{a.bold}==>{a.end} {a.magenta}$(1){a.end} {a.bold}<=={a.end}) ## bootstrap | generate local dev environment .PHONY: bootstrap bootstrap: $(call header,Bootstrap Environment) @mamba create -p ./env python jinja2 black -y @mamba run -p ./env pip install yartsu ## lint | lint the python .PHONY: lint lint: @black generate.py @black src/*.py --fast ## assets | generate assets .PHONY: assets assets: yartsu -o assets/help.svg -t "make help" -- make --no-print-directory help define list_files_py from pathlib import Path print("files in $(2)") print([f.name for f in (Path("$(2)").iterdir())]) endef ## list-% | use pathlib.Path to list files list-%: $(call py,list_files_py,$*) ## release | release new version of task.mk .PHONY: release release: version-check $(call header,Release Project) @./generate.py $(VERSION) > task.mk @sed -i 's/task.mk\/.*\/task.mk/task.mk\/v$(VERSION)\/task.mk/g' README.md @git add task.mk README.md @git commit -m "release: v$(VERSION)" ## c, clean | remove the generated files .PHONY: clean c clean: @rm -f task.mk .task.mk .PHONY: version-check version-check: @if [[ "${VERSION}" == *'-'* ]]; then\ $(call tprint-sh,{a.red}VERSION INVALID! Uncommited Work{a.end});\ echo ">> version: $(VERSION)"; exit 1;\ elif [[ $(shell echo "${VERSION}" | awk -F. '{ print NF }') -lt 3 ]];then\ $(call tprint-sh,{a.red}VERSION INVALID! Expected CalVer string{a.end});\ echo ">> version: $(VERSION)"; exit 1;\ else \ $(call tprint-sh,{a.green}VERSION LOOKS GOOD!{a.end});\ fi define bash_script echo "This is from bash" cat /etc/hostname printf "%s\n" "$(2)" endef .PHONY: test-bash test-bash: $(call tbash,bash_script,test bash multiline) define msg {a.b_yellow} It can even be multiline!{a.end} and styles can be defined{a.end} as python {a.bold}f-string{a.end} literals {a.end} endef ## info | demonsrtate usage of tprint .PHONY: task info: $(call header, Info Message) $(call tprint,{a.b_magenta}This is task-print output:{a.end}) $(call tprint,$(msg)) define USAGE {a.$(HEADER_COLOR)}usage:{a.end} make Turn your {a.b_magenta}`Makefile`{a.end} into the {a.italic}{a.underline}task runner{a.end} you always needed. See the example output below. endef EPILOG = \nfor more info: see github.com/daylinmorgan/task.mk PRINT_VARS := VERSION -include .task.mk .task.mk: $(TEMPLATES) generate.py ./generate.py $(VERSION) > .task.mk