sbuilder 1.1a0

A simple Python library to build and run tasks.

SimpleBuilder

Simple builder is simple python library which I made for myself to provide simple building operations (and not use .sh/.bat files).

Examples

Running an OS specific command

from simple_builder import *

platform = GetPlatform()
cmd = ""

if platform == Platform.WIN32:
    cmd = "python"
else:
    cmd = "python3"

b = Builder()
t = Task(cmd)
t.AddFlag("-v")
t.AddArg("main.py")
b.AddTask(t)
b.CMDRun()

Working with Status

from simple_builder import *

t_compile = Task("gcc")
t_compile.AddArg("main", "-o")
t_compile.AddArg("src/main.c")

t_run = Task("./main")

b = Builder()
b.AddTask(t_compile)

if b.CMDRun() == Status.OK:
    b.ClearTasks()
    b.AddTask(t_run)
    b.CMDRun()

Documentation

Functions

func GetPlatform() - get system platform

System	Value
Linux	Platform.LINUX
Windows	Platform.WIN32
Windows/Cygwin	Platform.CYGWIN
Windows/MSYS2 Windows/MinGW	Platform.MSYS
Mac OS X	Platform.MACOSX
OS/2	Platform.OS2
OS/2 EMX	Platform.OS2EMX
RiscOS	Platform.RISCOS
AtheOS	Platform.ATHEOS
FreeBSD 6	Platform.FREEBSD6
FreeBSD 7	Platform.FREEBSD7
FreeBSD 8	Platform.FREEBSD8
FreeBSD N	Platform.FREEBSDN

class Task(cmd, com)

• param cmd - command to run (e.g. "python", "gcc", etc.)
• param com - print comment instead of standard log

func AddFlag(flag) - add flag to task (e.g. .AddFlag("-v")). This is a fluent method that returns the instance itself for chaining.

func AddArg(arg, flag) - add arg to task (e.g. .AddArg("main.c"), .AddArg). This is a fluent method that returns the instance itself for chaining.

func GetFullTask() - return task as list (e.g. .GetFullTask() will return ['gcc', 'main.c', '-o', './app'])

class Builder()

func AddTask(task) - add task to builder. This is a fluent method that returns the instance itself for chaining.

func ClearTasks() - remove all tasks. This is a fluent method that returns the instance itself for chaining.

func CMDRun() - run tasks synchronously. This is a fluent method that returns the instance itself for chaining.