Add basic implementation of rules_shtk for Bazel #8
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This change brings a new implementation of shtk build rules for Bazel, namely rules_shtk. It does so by: adding a new bazel_rules subdirectory, which contains the code of the rules_shtk; adding a new bazel_examples subdirectory, which provides end-to-end examples for usage of rules_shtk; and adding a new integration test (inttest) that leverages the bazel_examples to verify that the rules work as expected.
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I'm going to push this as a separate jmmv/rules_shtk repository given that keeping this here is going to make releasing more annoying. |
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This change brings a new implementation of shtk build rules for Bazel, namely rules_shtk.
It does so by: adding a new bazel_rules subdirectory, which contains the code of the rules_shtk; adding a new bazel_examples subdirectory, which provides end-to-end examples for usage of rules_shtk; and adding a new integration test (inttest) that leverages the bazel_examples to verify that the rules work as expected.