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#!/bin/bash
# This script is triggered from the script section of .travis.yml
# It runs the appropriate commands depending on the task requested.
set -e
CPP_LINT_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/google/styleguide/gh-pages/cpplint/cpplint.py";
COVERITY_SCAN_BUILD_URL="https://scan.coverity.com/scripts/travisci_build_coverity_scan.sh"
PYCHECKER_BLACKLIST="threading,unittest,cmd,optparse,google,google.protobuf,ssl,fftpack,lapack_lite,mtrand"
SPELLINGBLACKLIST=$(cat <<-BLACKLIST
-wholename "./.git/*" -or \
-wholename "./aclocal.m4" -or \
-wholename "./config/config.guess" -or \
-wholename "./config/config.sub" -or \
-wholename "./config/depcomp" -or \
-wholename "./config/install-sh" -or \
-wholename "./config/libtool.m4" -or \
-wholename "./config/ltmain.sh" -or \
-wholename "./config/ltoptions.m4" -or \
-wholename "./config/ltsugar.m4" -or \
-wholename "./config/missing" -or \
-wholename "./libtool" -or \
-wholename "./config.log" -or \
-wholename "./config.status" -or \
-wholename "./Makefile" -or \
-wholename "./Makefile.in" -or \
-wholename "./autom4te.cache/*" -or \
-wholename "./java/Makefile" -or \
-wholename "./java/Makefile.in" -or \
-wholename "./olad/www/new/js/app.min.js" -or \
-wholename "./olad/www/new/js/app.min.js.map" -or \
-wholename "./olad/www/new/libs/angular/js/angular.min.js" -or \
-wholename "./olad/www/new/libs/marked/js/marked.min.js" -or \
-wholename "./olad/www/mobile.js" -or \
-wholename "./olad/www/ola.js" -or \
-wholename "./configure" -or \
-wholename "./common/protocol/Ola.pb.*" -or \
-wholename "./plugins/artnet/messages/ArtNetConfigMessages.pb.*" -or \
-wholename "./tools/ola_trigger/config.tab.*" -or \
-wholename "./tools/ola_trigger/lex.yy.cpp"
BLACKLIST
)
if [[ $TASK = 'lint' ]]; then
# run the lint tool only if it is the requested task
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133;
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for linting to run against
make builtfiles
# first check we've not got any generic NOLINTs
# count the number of generic NOLINTs
nolints=$(grep -IR NOLINT * | grep -v "NOLINT(" | wc -l)
if [[ $nolints -ne 0 ]]; then
# print the output for info
echo $(grep -IR NOLINT * | grep -v "NOLINT(")
echo "Found $nolints generic NOLINTs"
exit 1;
else
echo "Found $nolints generic NOLINTs"
fi;
# then fetch and run the main cpplint tool
wget -O cpplint.py $CPP_LINT_URL;
chmod u+x cpplint.py;
./cpplint.py \
--filter=-legal/copyright,-readability/streams,-runtime/arrays \
$(find ./ \( -name "*.h" -or -name "*.cpp" \) -and ! \( \
-wholename "./common/protocol/Ola.pb.*" -or \
-wholename "./common/rpc/Rpc.pb.*" -or \
-wholename "./common/rpc/TestService.pb.*" -or \
-wholename "./common/rdm/Pids.pb.*" -or \
-wholename "./config.h" -or \
-wholename "./plugins/*/messages/*ConfigMessages.pb.*" -or \
-wholename "./tools/ola_trigger/config.tab.*" -or \
-wholename "./tools/ola_trigger/lex.yy.cpp" \) | xargs)
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
exit 1;
fi;
elif [[ $TASK = 'check-licences' ]]; then
# check licences only if it is the requested task
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133;
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for licence checking to run against
make builtfiles
./scripts/enforce_licence.py
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
exit 1;
fi;
elif [[ $TASK = 'spellintian' ]]; then
# run spellintian only if it is the requested task, ignoring duplicate words
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133;
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for spellintian to run against
make builtfiles
spellingfiles=$(eval "find ./ -type f -and ! \( \
$SPELLINGBLACKLIST \
\) | xargs")
# count the number of spellintian errors, ignoring duplicate words
spellingerrors=$(zrun spellintian $spellingfiles 2>&1 | grep -v "\(duplicate word\)" | wc -l)
if [[ $spellingerrors -ne 0 ]]; then
# print the output for info
zrun spellintian $spellingfiles | grep -v "\(duplicate word\)"
echo "Found $spellingerrors spelling errors via spellintian, ignoring duplicates"
exit 1;
else
echo "Found $spellingerrors spelling errors via spellintian, ignoring duplicates"
fi;
elif [[ $TASK = 'spellintian-duplicates' ]]; then
# run spellintian only if it is the requested task
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133;
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for spellintian to run against
make builtfiles
spellingfiles=$(eval "find ./ -type f -and ! \( \
$SPELLINGBLACKLIST \
\) | xargs")
# count the number of spellintian errors
spellingerrors=$(zrun spellintian $spellingfiles 2>&1 | wc -l)
if [[ $spellingerrors -ne 0 ]]; then
# print the output for info
zrun spellintian $spellingfiles
echo "Found $spellingerrors spelling errors via spellintian"
exit 1;
else
echo "Found $spellingerrors spelling errors via spellintian"
fi;
elif [[ $TASK = 'codespell' ]]; then
# run codespell only if it is the requested task
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133;
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for codespell to run against
make builtfiles
spellingfiles=$(eval "find ./ -type f -and ! \( \
$SPELLINGBLACKLIST \
\) | xargs")
# count the number of codespell errors
spellingerrors=$(zrun codespell --check-filenames --quiet 2 --regex "[a-zA-Z0-9][\\-'a-zA-Z0-9]+[a-zA-Z0-9]" --exclude-file .codespellignore $spellingfiles 2>&1 | wc -l)
if [[ $spellingerrors -ne 0 ]]; then
# print the output for info
zrun codespell --check-filenames --quiet 2 --regex "[a-zA-Z0-9][\\-'a-zA-Z0-9]+[a-zA-Z0-9]" --exclude-file .codespellignore $spellingfiles
echo "Found $spellingerrors spelling errors via codespell"
exit 1;
else
echo "Found $spellingerrors spelling errors via codespell"
fi;
elif [[ $TASK = 'doxygen' ]]; then
# check doxygen only if it is the requested task
autoreconf -i;
# Doxygen is C++ only, so don't bother with RDM tests
./configure --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133;
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for Doxygen to run against
make builtfiles
# count the number of warnings
warnings=$(make doxygen-doc 2>&1 >/dev/null | wc -l)
if [[ $warnings -ne 0 ]]; then
# print the output for info
make doxygen-doc
echo "Found $warnings doxygen warnings"
exit 1;
else
echo "Found $warnings doxygen warnings"
fi;
elif [[ $TASK = 'coverage' ]]; then
# Compile with coverage for coveralls
autoreconf -i;
# Coverage is C++ only, so don't bother with RDM tests
./configure --enable-gcov --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133;
make;
make check;
elif [[ $TASK = 'coverity' ]]; then
# Run Coverity Scan unless token is zero length
# The Coverity Scan script also relies on a number of other COVERITY_SCAN_
# variables set in .travis.yml
if [[ ${#COVERITY_SCAN_TOKEN} -ne 0 ]]; then
curl -s $COVERITY_SCAN_BUILD_URL | bash
else
echo "Skipping Coverity Scan as no token found, probably a Pull Request"
fi;
elif [[ $TASK = 'jshint' ]]; then
cd ./javascript/new-src;
npm install;
grunt test
elif [[ $TASK = 'flake8' ]]; then
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for flake8 to run against
make builtfiles
flake8 --max-line-length 80 --exclude *_pb2.py,.git,__pycache --ignore E111,E114,E121,E127,E129 data/rdm include/ola python scripts tools/ola_mon tools/rdm
elif [[ $TASK = 'pychecker' ]]; then
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for pychecker to run against
make builtfiles
PYTHONPATH=./python/:$PYTHONPATH
export PYTHONPATH
mkdir ./python/ola/testing/
ln -s ./tools/rdm ./python/ola/testing/rdm
pychecker --quiet --limit 500 --blacklist $PYCHECKER_BLACKLIST $(find ./ -name "*.py" -and \( -wholename "./data/*" -or -wholename "./include/*" -or -wholename "./scripts/*" -or -wholename "./python/examples/rdm_compare.py" -or -wholename "./python/ola/*" \) -and ! \( -name "*_pb2.py" -or -name "OlaClient.py" -or -name "ola_candidate_ports.py" -or -wholename "./scripts/enforce_licence.py" -or -wholename "./python/ola/rpc/*" -or -wholename "./python/ola/ClientWrapper.py" -or -wholename "./python/ola/PidStore.py" -or -wholename "./python/ola/RDMAPI.py" \) | xargs)
# More restricted checking for files that import files that break pychecker
pychecker --quiet --limit 500 --blacklist $PYCHECKER_BLACKLIST --only $(find ./ -name "*.py" -and \( -wholename "./tools/rdm/ModelCollector.py" -or -wholename "./tools/rdm/DMXSender.py" -or -wholename "./tools/rdm/TestCategory.py" -or -wholename "./tools/rdm/TestHelpers.py" -or -wholename "./tools/rdm/TestState.py" -or -wholename "./tools/rdm/TimingStats.py" -or -wholename "./tools/rdm/list_rdm_tests.py" \) | xargs)
# Even more restricted checking for files that import files that break pychecker and have unused parameters
pychecker --quiet --limit 500 --blacklist $PYCHECKER_BLACKLIST --only --no-argsused $(find ./ -name "*.py" -and ! \( -name "*_pb2.py" -or -name "OlaClient.py" -or -name "ola_candidate_ports.py" -or -name "ola_universe_info.py" -or -name "rdm_snapshot.py" -or -name "ClientWrapper.py" -or -name "PidStore.py" -or -name "enforce_licence.py" -or -name "ola_mon.py" -or -name "TestLogger.py" -or -name "TestRunner.py" -or -name "rdm_model_collector.py" -or -name "rdm_responder_test.py" -or -name "rdm_test_server.py" \) | xargs)
elif [[ $TASK = 'pychecker-wip' ]]; then
autoreconf -i;
./configure --enable-rdm-tests
# the following is a bit of a hack to build the files normally built during
# the build, so they are present for pychecker to run against
make builtfiles
PYTHONPATH=./python/:$PYTHONPATH
export PYTHONPATH
mkdir ./python/ola/testing/
ln -s ./tools/rdm ./python/ola/testing/rdm
pychecker --quiet --limit 500 --blacklist $PYCHECKER_BLACKLIST $(find ./ -name "*.py" -and ! \( -name "*_pb2.py" -or -name "OlaClient.py" -or -name "ola_candidate_ports.py" \) | xargs)
else
# Otherwise compile and check as normal
export DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS='--enable-rdm-tests --enable-java-libs --enable-ja-rule --enable-e133'
autoreconf -i;
./configure $DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS;
make distcheck;
make dist;
tarball=$(ls -Ut ola*.tar.gz | head -1)
tar -zxf $tarball;
tarball_root=$(echo $tarball | sed 's/.tar.gz$//')
./scripts/verify_trees.py ./ $tarball_root
fi