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# Example Rakefile that makes use of build groups |
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desc 'Build black-and-white by default' |
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task default: [:bw] |
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desc 'Build both bw and color' |
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task both: [:bw, :color] |
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desc 'Build black-and-white only' |
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task :bw do |
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ENV['SQUIB_BUILD'] = 'print_n_play' |
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load 'build_groups.rb' |
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end |
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desc 'Build the color version only' |
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task :color do |
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ENV['SQUIB_BUILD'] = 'color' |
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load 'build_groups.rb' |
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end |
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desc 'Build a test card' |
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task :color do |
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ENV['SQUIB_BUILD'] = 'test' |
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load 'build_groups.rb' |
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end |
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require 'squib' |
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Squib::Deck.new(width: 75, height: 75, cards: 2) do |
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# puts "Groups enabled by environment: #{groups.to_a}" |
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text str: ['A', 'B'] |
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build :print_n_play do |
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rect |
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save_sheet dir: '.', prefix: 'build_groups_bw_' |
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end |
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build :color do |
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rect stroke_color: :red, dash: '5 5' |
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save_png dir: '.', prefix: 'build_groups_color_' |
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end |
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build :test do |
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save_png range: 0, dir: '.', prefix: 'build_groups_' |
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end |
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end |
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# Here's how you can run this on the command line: |
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# --- OSX/Linux (bash or similar shells) --- |
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# $ ruby build_groups.rb |
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# $ SQUIB_BUILD=color ruby build_groups.rb |
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# $ SQUIB_BUILD=print_n_play,test ruby build_groups.rb |
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# --- Windows CMD --- |
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# $ ruby build_groups.rb |
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# $ set SQUIB_BUILD=color && ruby build_groups.rb |
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# $ set SQUIB_BUILD=print_n_play,test && ruby build_groups.rb |
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# |
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# Or, better yet... use a Rakefile like the one provided in this gist! |
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