added sidekick

__NAME__/packages.config

@@ -2,5 +2,5 @@
 <packages>
   <package id="oak-edge" version="1.3.9" targetFramework="net40" />
   <package id="rake-dot-net" version="1.2.3" />
-  <package id="specwatchr" version="1.6.1" />
+  <package id="specwatchr" version="1.6.4" targetFramework="net40" />
 </packages>

dotnet.watchr.rb

@@ -161,40 +161,37 @@
 if you have the nuget package rake-dot-net installed you can use the following lines to build and deploy mvc applications everytime you save a web specific file
 make sure to set your builder to :RakeBuilder
 =end
-  watch ('(.*.cshtml)|(.*.js)|(.*.css)$') do |md|
-    if(@dw.config[:builder] == :RakeBuilder && File.exists?("RakeDotNet"))  #make sure that the configuration is set to RakeBuilder and RakeDotNet is installed
-      failed = false #variable to determine if the file sync failed
-
-      if(md[0].match /App_Code/) #run the rake command if a web file in App_Code changed
-        @dw.sh.execute RakeBuilder.rake_command
-      else
-        output = @dw.sh.execute "rake sync[\"#{ md[0] }\"]"  #run rake-dot-net's file sync command if any other web file changed
-
-        failed = true if output =~ /rake aborted!/ #set failed equal to true if the sync failed
-      end
-
-      @dw.notifier.execute "website deployed", "deployed", "green" unless failed #growl
-
-      #notify the dev that the version of rake they are using may be incorrect
-      @dw.notifier.execute "sync failed", 
-        "it looks like the sync failed, this usually happens if the version of rake you are running is NOT 0.8.7.  Please ensure you are running version 0.8.7 of rake. To see the gem versions that are installed, run the command 'gem list' in a command prompt that supports ruby.",
-        "red" if failed
-    else
-      puts "A web file was encountered, but it looks like you don't have rake-dot-net installed.  I would auto deploy if you did."
-    end
-  end
 
 #everything after this is specwatchr specific, feel free to dig into this, the source code for specwatchr is located in watcher_dot_net.rb
 def handle filename
 	@dw.consider filename
 end
 
-def reload file
-  @dw.notifier.execute "reloading", "Reloading SpecWatchr because #{file} changed.", "green"
-  FileUtils.touch "dotnet.watchr.rb"
+def handle_webfile filename
+  if(@dw.config[:builder] == :RakeBuilder && File.exists?("RakeDotNet"))  #make sure that the configuration is set to RakeBuilder and RakeDotNet is installed
+    failed = false #variable to determine if the file sync failed
+
+    if(filename.match /App_Code/) #run the rake command if a web file in App_Code changed
+      @dw.sh.execute RakeBuilder.rake_command
+    else
+      output = @dw.sh.execute "rake sync[\"#{ filename }\"]"  #run rake-dot-net's file sync command if any other web file changed
+
+      failed = true if output =~ /rake aborted!/ #set failed equal to true if the sync failed
+    end
+
+    @dw.notifier.execute "website deployed", "deployed", "green" unless failed #growl
+
+    #notify the dev that the version of rake they are using may be incorrect
+    @dw.notifier.execute "sync failed", 
+      "it looks like the sync failed, this usually happens if the version of rake you are running is NOT 0.8.7.  Please ensure you are running version 0.8.7 of rake. To see the gem versions that are installed, run the command 'gem list' in a command prompt that supports ruby.",
+      "red" if failed
+  else
+    puts "A web file was encountered, but it looks like you don't have rake-dot-net installed.  I would auto deploy if you did."
+  end
 end
 
 def tutorial
+  @dw.notifier.execute "specwatchr", "feedback loop engaged", "green"
   puts "======================== SpecWatcher has started ==========================\n\n"
   puts "TEST RUNNER: #{@dw.test_runner.class}\n\n"
   puts "(you can change your test runner in dotnet.watchr.rb...)\n\n"
@@ -223,13 +220,37 @@ def tutorial
   puts @dw.test_runner.usage
 end
 
-tutorial
+def file_changed full_path
+  if full_path =~ /.*.\.cs$/
+    handle full_path
+  end
 
-#this is how the watchr gem determines files to run through spec watchr
-watch ('.*.\.cs$') do |md| 
-  handle md[0] 
+  if full_path =~ /(.*.cshtml)|(.*.js)|(.*.css)$/
+    handle_webfile full_path
+  end
 end
 
-watch ('(.*.csproj$)|(.*.sln$)') do |md| 
-  reload md[0]
+method_to_run = ARGV[0] #get the first argument from the command line and act accordingly
+
+case method_to_run
+when "tutorial" 
+  tutorial
+when "file_changed"
+  file_changed ARGV[1].gsub("\\", "\/")[1..-1] #run the file_changed routine giving it a shell compatible file name
+else
+  puts "I dont know how to run: " + method_to_run
 end
+
+
+#this is how the watchr gem determines files to run through spec watchr
+#watch ('.*.\.cs$') do |md| 
+#  handle md[0] 
+#end
+
+#watch ('(.*.csproj$)|(.*.sln$)') do |md| 
+#  reload md[0]
+#end
+
+#watch ('(.*.cshtml)|(.*.js)|(.*.css)$') do |md|
+
+#end

packages/specwatchr.1.6.1/src/dotnet.watchr.rb → packages/specwatchr.1.6.4/src/dotnet.watchr.rb

@@ -161,40 +161,37 @@
 if you have the nuget package rake-dot-net installed you can use the following lines to build and deploy mvc applications everytime you save a web specific file
 make sure to set your builder to :RakeBuilder
 =end
-  watch ('(.*.cshtml)|(.*.js)|(.*.css)$') do |md|
-    if(@dw.config[:builder] == :RakeBuilder && File.exists?("RakeDotNet"))  #make sure that the configuration is set to RakeBuilder and RakeDotNet is installed
-      failed = false #variable to determine if the file sync failed
-
-      if(md[0].match /App_Code/) #run the rake command if a web file in App_Code changed
-        @dw.sh.execute RakeBuilder.rake_command
-      else
-        output = @dw.sh.execute "rake sync[\"#{ md[0] }\"]"  #run rake-dot-net's file sync command if any other web file changed
-
-        failed = true if output =~ /rake aborted!/ #set failed equal to true if the sync failed
-      end
-
-      @dw.notifier.execute "website deployed", "deployed", "green" unless failed #growl
-
-      #notify the dev that the version of rake they are using may be incorrect
-      @dw.notifier.execute "sync failed", 
-        "it looks like the sync failed, this usually happens if the version of rake you are running is NOT 0.8.7.  Please ensure you are running version 0.8.7 of rake. To see the gem versions that are installed, run the command 'gem list' in a command prompt that supports ruby.",
-        "red" if failed
-    else
-      puts "A web file was encountered, but it looks like you don't have rake-dot-net installed.  I would auto deploy if you did."
-    end
-  end
 
 #everything after this is specwatchr specific, feel free to dig into this, the source code for specwatchr is located in watcher_dot_net.rb
 def handle filename
 	@dw.consider filename
 end
 
-def reload file
-  @dw.notifier.execute "reloading", "Reloading SpecWatchr because #{file} changed.", "green"
-  FileUtils.touch "dotnet.watchr.rb"
+def handle_webfile filename
+  if(@dw.config[:builder] == :RakeBuilder && File.exists?("RakeDotNet"))  #make sure that the configuration is set to RakeBuilder and RakeDotNet is installed
+    failed = false #variable to determine if the file sync failed
+
+    if(filename.match /App_Code/) #run the rake command if a web file in App_Code changed
+      @dw.sh.execute RakeBuilder.rake_command
+    else
+      output = @dw.sh.execute "rake sync[\"#{ filename }\"]"  #run rake-dot-net's file sync command if any other web file changed
+
+      failed = true if output =~ /rake aborted!/ #set failed equal to true if the sync failed
+    end
+
+    @dw.notifier.execute "website deployed", "deployed", "green" unless failed #growl
+
+    #notify the dev that the version of rake they are using may be incorrect
+    @dw.notifier.execute "sync failed", 
+      "it looks like the sync failed, this usually happens if the version of rake you are running is NOT 0.8.7.  Please ensure you are running version 0.8.7 of rake. To see the gem versions that are installed, run the command 'gem list' in a command prompt that supports ruby.",
+      "red" if failed
+  else
+    puts "A web file was encountered, but it looks like you don't have rake-dot-net installed.  I would auto deploy if you did."
+  end
 end
 
 def tutorial
+  @dw.notifier.execute "specwatchr", "feedback loop engaged", "green"
   puts "======================== SpecWatcher has started ==========================\n\n"
   puts "TEST RUNNER: #{@dw.test_runner.class}\n\n"
   puts "(you can change your test runner in dotnet.watchr.rb...)\n\n"
@@ -223,13 +220,37 @@ def tutorial
   puts @dw.test_runner.usage
 end
 
-tutorial
+def file_changed full_path
+  if full_path =~ /.*.\.cs$/
+    handle full_path
+  end
 
-#this is how the watchr gem determines files to run through spec watchr
-watch ('.*.\.cs$') do |md| 
-  handle md[0] 
+  if full_path =~ /(.*.cshtml)|(.*.js)|(.*.css)$/
+    handle_webfile full_path
+  end
 end
 
-watch ('(.*.csproj$)|(.*.sln$)') do |md| 
-  reload md[0]
+method_to_run = ARGV[0] #get the first argument from the command line and act accordingly
+
+case method_to_run
+when "tutorial" 
+  tutorial
+when "file_changed"
+  file_changed ARGV[1].gsub("\\", "\/")[1..-1] #run the file_changed routine giving it a shell compatible file name
+else
+  puts "I dont know how to run: " + method_to_run
 end
+
+
+#this is how the watchr gem determines files to run through spec watchr
+#watch ('.*.\.cs$') do |md| 
+#  handle md[0] 
+#end
+
+#watch ('(.*.csproj$)|(.*.sln$)') do |md| 
+#  reload md[0]
+#end
+
+#watch ('(.*.cshtml)|(.*.js)|(.*.css)$') do |md|
+
+#end

packages/specwatchr.1.6.4/src/sidekick.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+ECHO ON
+C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\csc.exe sidekickapp.cs
+sidekickapp.exe

packages/specwatchr.1.6.4/src/sidekickapp.cs

@@ -0,0 +1,59 @@
+using System;
+using System.Collections.Generic;
+using System.Linq;
+using System.Text;
+using System.IO;
+using System.Diagnostics;
+
+namespace SyncDeploy
+{
+    class Program
+    {
+        static string path = null; 
+        static FileSystemWatcher watcher;
+
+        static void Main(string[] args)
+        {
+            path = Directory.GetCurrentDirectory();
+            watcher = new FileSystemWatcher(path, "*.*");
+            watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = true;
+            watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = true;
+            watcher.NotifyFilter = NotifyFilters.LastWrite;
+            watcher.Changed += new FileSystemEventHandler(watcher_Changed);
+            watcher.Created += new FileSystemEventHandler(watcher_Changed);
+            Console.WriteLine("Watching " + path + " for changes, press Enter to stop...");
+            Shell("tutorial");
+            Console.ReadLine();
+
+        }
+
+        static void Shell(params string[] args)
+        {
+            ProcessStartInfo processStartInfo = new ProcessStartInfo("ruby", "dotnet.watchr.rb " + string.Join(" ", args));
+            processStartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
+            processStartInfo.ErrorDialog = false;
+            processStartInfo.RedirectStandardError = true;
+            processStartInfo.RedirectStandardInput = true;
+            processStartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;
+            Process process = new Process();
+            process.StartInfo = processStartInfo;
+            bool processStarted = process.Start();
+
+            StreamWriter inputWriter = process.StandardInput;
+            StreamReader outputReader = process.StandardOutput;
+            StreamReader errorReader = process.StandardError;
+            process.WaitForExit();
+            System.Console.Write(outputReader.ReadToEnd());
+            System.Console.Write(errorReader.ReadToEnd());
+        }
+
+        static void watcher_Changed(object sender, FileSystemEventArgs e)
+        {
+            watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = false;
+            var relativeFile = e.FullPath.Replace(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "");
+            System.Console.WriteLine("Changed: " + relativeFile);
+            Shell("file_changed", relativeFile);
+            watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = true;
+        }
+    }
+}

packages/specwatchr.1.6.1/src/watcher_dot_net.rb → packages/specwatchr.1.6.4/src/watcher_dot_net.rb

@@ -743,11 +743,6 @@ def consider file
       @notifier.execute "specwatchr", "The solution structure you have is unsupported by specwatchr.  CS Projects need to be in their own directories (as opposed to .csproj's existing at the same level as the .sln file).  If this is a new project, go back and recreate it...but this time make sure that the \"Create directory for solution\" check box is checked.", "red"
       return
     end
-
-    if(@first_run)
-      @notifier.execute "specwatchr", "feedback loop engaged", "green"
-      @first_run = false
-    end
 
     puts "====================== changed: #{file} ===================="
     puts "====================== excluded ============================" if false == require_build(file)		
@@ -758,20 +753,17 @@ def consider file
     end
 
     build_output = @builder.execute
-
     puts build_output
 
-    @notifier.execute "build failed", build_output.each_line.first, 'red' if @builder.failed
+    @notifier.execute "build failed", build_output, 'red' if @builder.failed
 
     if @builder.failed
       puts "===================== done consider ========================"
       return
     end
 
     if @test_runner.test_dlls.count == 0
-      @notifier.execute "build done", "didn't find any tests though...see console", "green"
-
-      puts "specwatchr didn't find any test dll's. specwatchr looks for a .csproj that ends in Test, Tests, Spec, or Specs.  If you do have that, stop specwatchr, rebuild your solution and start specwatchr back up. If you want to explicitly specify the test dll's, you can do so via dotnet.watchr.rb."
+      @notifier.execute "discovery", "specwatchr didn't find any test dll's. specwatchr looks for a .csproj that ends in Test, Tests, Spec, or Specs.  If you do have that, stop specwatchr, rebuild your solution and start specwatchr back up. If you want to explicitly specify the test dll's, you can do so via dotnet.watchr.rb.", "red"
 
       puts "===================== done consider ========================"
       return

packages/specwatchr.1.6.4/src/watchr.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+echo OFF
+echo ==========================================================
+echo ==========================================================
+echo The "watchr" command is deprecated. Just type: sidekick
+echo ==========================================================
+echo ==========================================================

packages/specwatchr.1.6.4/tools/install.ps1

@@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
+param($rootPath, $toolsPath, $package, $project)
+
+$configFileFrom = $toolsPath + "\..\src\dotnet.watchr.rb"
+$configFileTo = "dotnet.watchr.rb"
+
+$watchrFileFrom = $toolsPath + "\..\src\watcher_dot_net.rb"
+$watchrFileTo = "watcher_dot_net.rb"
+
+$redFileFrom = $toolsPath + "\..\src\red.png"
+$redFileTo = "red.png"
+
+$greenFileFrom = $toolsPath + "\..\src\green.png"
+$greenFileTo = "green.png"
+
+$sidekickbatFileFrom = $toolsPath + "\..\src\sidekick.bat"
+$sidekickbatFileTo = "sidekick.bat"
+
+$watchrbatFileFrom = $toolsPath + "\..\src\watchr.bat"
+$watchrbatFileTo = "watchr.bat"
+
+$sidekickcsFileFrom = $toolsPath + "\..\src\sidekickapp.cs"
+$sidekickcdFileTo = "sidekickapp.cs"
+
+if(!(Test-Path $configFileTo))
+{
+  Copy-Item $configFileFrom $configFileTo
+  Copy-Item $watchrFileFrom $watchrFileTo
+  Copy-Item $redFileFrom $redFileTo
+  Copy-Item $greenFileFrom $greenFileTo
+  Copy-Item $sidekickcsFileFrom $sidekickcsFileTo
+  Copy-Item $sidekickbatFileFrom $sidekickbatFileTo
+  Copy-Item $watchrbatFileFrom $watchrbatFileTo
+}
+else
+{
+  Write-Host ""
+  Write-Host "files were not copied to root directory, because it looks like they already exist, go to the package directory and copy all the files from " $toolsPath "\..\src to the root directory (unless you've changed them of course)"
+}
+

sidekick.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+ECHO ON
+C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\csc.exe sidekickapp.cs
+sidekickapp.exe