qbt-make

#!/bin/bash

set -e

if [[ -z "$QBT_ENV_PYTHON" ]]; then
    echo "This package requires the variable QBT_ENV_PYTHON be set to e.g. '2_7', '3_2', etc" 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

eval export PYTHON_BIN=\$PYTHON_${QBT_ENV_PYTHON}_BIN
if [[ ! -x "$PYTHON_BIN" ]]; then
    echo "This package requires the variable PYTHON_${QBT_ENV_PYTHON}_BIN be set to the path to a python binary matching that version" 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

# If your virtualenv is very large, you may wish to put it elsewhere
VE=$OUTPUT_REPORTS_DIR/ve

$PYTHON_BIN -m virtualenv $VE

source $VE/bin/activate

# install wheel first if present
if [[ -f $INPUT_ARTIFACTS_DIR/weak/pypi.wheel/strong/pypi.wheel/python-src/wheel.tar.gz ]]; then
    pip install $INPUT_ARTIFACTS_DIR/weak/pypi.wheel/strong/pypi.wheel/python-src/wheel.tar.gz
fi

# install all strong python dependencies
for type in src egg whl; do
    ext=$type
    if [[ "$ext" == "src" ]]; then
        ext="tar.gz"
    fi
    for file in $INPUT_ARTIFACTS_DIR/strong/*/python-$type/*.$ext; do
        if [[ -f $file ]]; then
            pip install $file
        fi
    done
done

# TERRIBLY, if the build dir is not blown away, we can get stale code.  We have
# to either do this, or move the build to a temp location.
rm -rf build
# build our source and "built" dist
python setup.py check sdist bdist_wheel

# always put source dist in /src, HOWEVER, always distribute exactly one type of
# "built" dist, otherwise the code above would install the same package more
# than once.  So either write to python-src OR python-whl OR python-egg.

mkdir -p $OUTPUT_ARTIFACTS_DIR/{src,python-whl}
cp dist/*.tar.gz $OUTPUT_ARTIFACTS_DIR/src/
cp dist/*.whl $OUTPUT_ARTIFACTS_DIR/python-whl/