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# INTRO:
# This file is used to build ferdium on windows.
# It also handles any corrupted node modules with the 'CLEAN' env var (set it to 'true' for cleaning)
# It will install the system dependencies except for node (which is still verified)
# I sometimes symlink my 'recipes' folder so that any changes that I need to do in it can also be committed and pushed
# This file can live anywhere in your PATH
#CHECK PYTHON
#CHECK NODE.JS
#CHECK NPM
#CHECK MSVS_VERSION and MSVS Tools
$USERHOME = "${env:HOMEDRIVE}${env:HOMEPATH}"
$env:ELECTRON_CACHE = $USERHOME + '/.cache/electron'
$env:ELECTRON_BUILDER_CACHE = $USERHOME + '/.cache/electron-builder'
$env:CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY = $false
$env:CI = $true
$EXPECTED_NODE_VERSION = (Get-Content .\.nvmrc)
$ACTUAL_NODE_VERSION = (node -v)
if ( "v$EXPECTED_NODE_VERSION" -ne $ACTUAL_NODE_VERSION)
{
Write-Host "You are not running the expected version of node!"
Write-Host " expected: [v$EXPECTED_NODE_VERSION]"
Write-Host " actual : [$ACTUAL_NODE_VERSION]"
exit 1
}
if ( $env:CLEAN -eq "true" )
{
$NPM_PATH = "$USERHOME\.npm"
$NODE_GYP = "$USERHOME\.node-gyp"
Write-Host "Cleaning!"
npm cache clean --force
Remove-Item -Path $NPM_PATH -Recurse
Remove-Item -Path $NODE_GYP -Recurse
if ( Test-Path -Path ".\pnpm-lock.yaml" -and (Get-Command -ErrorAction Ignore -Type Application pnpm) )
{
$PNPM_STORE = "$USERHOME\.pnpm-store"
$PNPM_STATE = "$USERHOME\.pnpm-state"
pnpm store prune
Remove-Item -Path $PNPM_STORE -Recurse
Remove-Item -Path $PNPM_STATE -Recurse
}
git -C recipes clean -fxd
git clean -fxd # Note: This will blast away the 'recipes' folder if you have symlinked it
}
# Ensure that the system dependencies are at the correct version
npm i -gf npm@8.7.0
npm i -gf pnpm@6.32.8
# This is useful if we move from 'npm' to 'pnpm' for the main repo as well
if ( (Test-Path -Path ".\pnpm-lock.yaml") -and (Get-Command -ErrorAction Ignore -Type Application pnpm) )
{
$BASE_CMD="pnpm"
$env:EXEC_CMD="pnpm dlx"
}
else
{
$BASE_CMD="npm"
$env:EXEC_CMD="npx"
}
# Now the meat.....
& $BASE_CMD i
& $BASE_CMD run prepare-code
# Check if the 'recipes' folder is present either as a git submodule or a symbolic link
if (-not (Test-Path -Path ".\recipes\package.json"))
{
try {
git submodule update --init --recursive --remote --rebase --force
} catch {
Write-Host "FAILING since 'recipes' folder/submodule has not been checked out"
exit 1
}
}
# Note: 'recipes' is already using only pnpm - can switch to $BASE_CMD AFTER both repos are using pnpm
Set-Location recipes
pnpm i
pnpm run package
Set-Location ..
$TARGET_ARCH="x64"
& $BASE_CMD run build -- --$TARGET_ARCH --dir
# Final check to ensure that the version built is the same as the latest commit
# TODO: Need to make this an assertion similar to tthe unix-equivalent
Get-Content "build/buildInfo.json" | ConvertFrom-Json
git log -1
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