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next.js/taskfile.js
Tim Neutkens f2c2519159
Move build directory outside of server folder (#4565)
The prepares for next-server.

I also took this as an opportunity to get all build directory paths from a single location, as they were previously scattered across webpack/babel plugins and loaders.
2018-06-14 19:30:14 +02:00

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const notifier = require('node-notifier')
const childProcess = require('child_process')
const rimraf = require('rimraf')
const mkdirp = require('mkdirp')
const isWindows = /^win/.test(process.platform)
export async function compile (task) {
await task.parallel(['bin', 'server', 'nextbuild', 'lib', 'client'])
}
export async function bin (task, opts) {
await task.source(opts.src || 'bin/*').babel().target('dist/bin', {mode: '0755'})
notify('Compiled binaries')
}
export async function lib (task, opts) {
await task.source(opts.src || 'lib/**/*.js').babel().target('dist/lib')
notify('Compiled lib files')
}
export async function server (task, opts) {
await task.source(opts.src || 'server/**/*.js').babel().target('dist/server')
notify('Compiled server files')
}
export async function nextbuild (task, opts) {
await task.source(opts.src || 'build/**/*.js').babel().target('dist/build')
notify('Compiled build files')
}
export async function client (task, opts) {
await task.source(opts.src || 'client/**/*.js').babel().target('dist/client')
notify('Compiled client files')
}
// Create node_modules/next for the use of test apps
export async function symlinkNextForTesting () {
rimraf.sync('test/node_modules/next')
mkdirp.sync('test/node_modules')
const symlinkCommand = isWindows ? 'mklink /D "next" "..\\..\\"' : 'ln -s ../../ next'
childProcess.execSync(symlinkCommand, { cwd: 'test/node_modules' })
}
export async function copy (task) {
await task.source('pages/**/*.js').target('dist/pages')
}
export async function build (task) {
await task.serial(['symlinkNextForTesting', 'copy', 'compile'])
}
export default async function (task) {
await task.start('build')
await task.watch('bin/*', 'bin')
await task.watch('pages/**/*.js', 'copy')
await task.watch('server/**/*.js', 'server')
await task.watch('build/**/*.js', 'nextbuild')
await task.watch('client/**/*.js', 'client')
await task.watch('lib/**/*.js', 'lib')
}
export async function release (task) {
await task.clear('dist').start('build')
}
// We run following task inside a NPM script chain and it runs chromedriver
// inside a child process tree.
// Even though we kill this task's process, chromedriver exists throughout
// the lifetime of the original npm script.
export async function pretest (task) {
// Start chromedriver
const processName = isWindows ? 'chromedriver.cmd' : 'chromedriver'
childProcess.spawn(processName, { stdio: 'inherit' })
// We need to do this, otherwise this task's process will keep waiting.
setTimeout(() => process.exit(0), 2000)
}
export async function posttest (task) {
try {
const cmd = isWindows ? 'taskkill /im chromedriver* /t /f' : 'pkill chromedriver'
childProcess.execSync(cmd, { stdio: 'ignore' })
} catch (err) {
// Do nothing
}
}
// notification helper
function notify (msg) {
return notifier.notify({
title: '▲ Next',
message: msg,
icon: false
})
}