Class: Everywhere::Commands::Doctor

Inherits:
Dry::CLI::Command
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/everywhere/commands/doctor.rb

Overview

Check that this machine can build native apps. Every section always shows, so one run answers "what can this machine build?" — but only the sections the app's build.targets declare (or --target names) gate the exit status: failing doctor over a toolchain the app doesn't use would be a lie, the same reasoning as the cmdline-tools warning below.

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#call(root: ".", target: nil) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/everywhere/commands/doctor.rb', line 22

def call(root: ".", target: nil, **)
  ok = config_check(root)

  @optional_gaps = []
  sections = [
    ["Desktop", desktop_wanted?(root, target), method(:desktop_checks)],
    ["iOS",     ios_wanted?(root, target),     method(:ios_checks)],
    ["Android", android_wanted?(root, target), method(:android_checks)]
  ]
  # The sections that gate the run are the ones the user came to fix, so
  # they come first; the informational ones read as an appendix.
  # partition, not sort_by — Ruby's sort isn't stable.
  required_sections, info_sections = sections.partition { |_, required, _| required }
  (required_sections + info_sections).each do |name, required, checks|
    ok &= section(name, required: required) { |req| checks.call(req) }
  end

  puts
  if ok
    note = @optional_gaps.any? ? " #{UI.dim("(#{@optional_gaps.join(" and ")} would need setup — see above)")}" : ""
    UI.success("ready to build#{note}")
  else
    UI.bad("fix the items above (see https://rubyeverywhere.com/docs/diy/requirements)")
  end
  exit(1) unless ok
end