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Adds a Makefile for building modules 

One can now type:

```
$> make
```

Which builds all the modules and places them in a `out/` directory of the project root for easy
finding.

Alternatively one can type:

```
$> make $module
```

Where `$module` is one of the `imag-$module` names, such as `counter`, `link`, etc.

To clean up the `out/` directory it's `$> make clean`
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Kevin K 2016-06-03 22:14:09 -04:00
parent b98ccbbc01
commit 6a30e67411
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toml = imag-$@/Cargo.toml
bin = imag-$@/target/debug/imag-$@
default: all
.PHONY: clean
all: counter link notes store tag view
counter: prep
cargo build --manifest-path $(toml)
cp $(bin) out/
link: prep
cargo build --manifest-path $(toml)
cp $(bin) out/
notes: prep
cargo build --manifest-path $(toml)
cp $(bin) out/
store: prep
cargo build --manifest-path $(toml)
cp $(bin) out/
tag: prep
cargo build --manifest-path $(toml)
cp $(bin) out/
view: prep
cargo build --manifest-path $(toml)
cp $(bin) out/
prep:
mkdir -p out/
clean:
rm -rf out/

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README.md
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### Building
To build a single module:
One can build all the modules simply by running `make` which defaults to building all the modules
and placing them in the `out/` directory of the project root.
```
$> cd <imag-proj-dir>/imag-<module>
$> cargo build
```
It may be tiresome to build all the modules by hand, but one can do something
like this:
```
$> for dir in \
>$(find ./ -maxdepth 1 -path "./imag-*" -name "imag-*" -type d)
>do
>pushd $dir; cargo build; popd
>done
$> make
...
$> ls out/
imag-counter imag-link imag-notes imag-store imag-tag imag-view
```
Building all the modules may take some time, so alternatively one can build only a specific module
by runing `$> make $module` where `$module` is one of the `imag-$module` names, such as `counter`,
`link`, etc.
### Running
To run imag, simply call `./bin/imag`. This script has a function to search for
modules, which utilizes an environment variable called `IMAG_IS_THE_SHIT`.
To run imag with all components:
```
$> IMAG_IS_THE_SHIT=$(pwd) ./bin/imag
```