.S.tupid .E.rlang .P.roject .T.ools
These are transitory scripts while I try to find something to handle my erlang
hobby projects without using cumbersome building frameworks. You probably don't
want to use this, but just in case:
You're supposed to download this repository in a lib directory, where any other
repositories containing erlang applications lie around. Once done, you have to
run sept/install.sh.
* get_dirty.sh: peeks all the git repositories to make sure that all are
committed (locally)
* get_ahead.sh: prints the list of git repositories with changes that are
not in upstream
* get_svn_ahead.sh: prints the list of git repositories that have changes that
are not in svn upstream (in case you use git-svn)
* get_branch: prints the branch in which each repository is
* install.sh: links all scripts in sept/.. with absolute paths, so that you can run
them for the whole project and from any directory
* make.sh: enter in all src files and run erlang -make like script to build
the binaries. You can also pass a directory as first argument and will make
only that directory (much faster)
* run.sh: fire a VM with the code path set to load from what we built
* erl-edit.sh: fire an emacs with the code path set so that flymake actually
flies (otherwise it would report errors in include_libs)
* update.sh: pull in all git repositories
* tarball.sh: create a distributable tarball for a single application, adding
the git version in a file called GIT_VERSION for the record