Struct rusty_ci::buildsystem::Bash

pub struct Bash;

This is the best build system rusty-ci supports right now. It writes the dependency installation instructions to a shell script file, And tells you how to use them. The process for building the master and the workers is set to the default.

Methods

impl Bash

pub fn new() -> Self

Trait Implementations

impl BuildSystem for Bash

fn install(&mut self) -> Result<(), String>

Writes install script to install.sh for user to run

fn install_python(&mut self) -> Result<(), String>

This method installs Python. You probably do need to overload this, I dont know for sure if it completely works. The bash impl of the buildsystem is the most reliable for now.

fn install_buildbot(&mut self) -> Result<(), String>

This method installs buildbot. Again, you probably want to overload this because it does not use a Python virtual environment, or venv. The venv is important because it does not modify the system wide packages.

fn preinstall(&mut self) -> Result<(), String>

Preinstall is called by the install method unless it is overloaded. This is usefult for printing a warning message or prompting the user before installing the dependencies for rusty-ci

fn prebuild(&mut self) -> Result<(), String>

This method is similar to preinstall, but it is called by the build method instead of the install method

fn build(
    &mut self,
    master: MasterConfig,
    workers: Vec<Worker>
) -> Result<(), String>

fn start(&mut self, workers: &Vec<Worker>) -> Result<(), String>

This starts the master and the workers

fn start_master(&mut self) -> Result<(), String>

This method is used by the start method to spin up the master

fn start_workers(&mut self, workers: &Vec<Worker>) -> Result<(), String>

This method is used by the start method to spin up the workers

fn create_workers(&mut self, workers: &Vec<Worker>) -> Result<(), String>

Creates each worker in its proper directory

fn write_worker_configs(&mut self, workers: &Vec<Worker>) -> Result<(), String>

Writes the configuration buildbot.tac file for each worker

fn create_master(&mut self) -> Result<(), String>

Creates the master in the master directory

fn write_master_config(&mut self, master: &MasterConfig) -> Result<(), String>

Writes the master configuration file