Developer Setup¶
Easy Opaque Setup:
Execute
$ ./devsetup.sh $ source venv/bin/activate
and you sould be able to run cmake --build . inside the build/ directory.
Longer Detailed Setup:
This is for those who don’t trust the script and would like to understand the bits or if the script failed for any reason.
The development environment contains the following elements
virtualenvenvironment for python libraries and binaries.conanfor installing dependenciesCMakefor generating the build files / building.
Virtualenv:
For almost all operations you would have to be in the virtualenv environment. The onetime setup of this environment is done by running:
$ virtualenv --python=python3.7 venv
After this every time you need to build or generate documentation files you would need to activate this environment by runniing.
$ source venv/bin/activate
You can see VirtualEnv for a primer on what it is and how it works.
Build and Testing:
Uses cmake but cmake depends on conan executable to be available. After activating the virtualenv from the top level directory run the following:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
After this building with cmake is as with any other project
$ cmake -H. -Bbuild $ cd build/ $ cmake --build .
Generating Documentation:
Documentation is generated using doxyrest. This in turn depends on some python libraries which are listed in doc/requirements.txt. The doxyrest binary needs to be available on PATH for documentation generation to work. The easiest way to install doxyrest is to clone the binary repo.
$ git clone https://github.com/vovkos/doxyrest_b ~/bin/ $ export PATH=~/bin/doxyrest_b/build/doxyrest/bin/Release:$PATH
After that you have to follow the README.rst in the repository to build all the binaries required.
You may install the other dependencies by running the following commands after activating the virtualenv :
$ pip install doc/requirements.txt
Once these setup steps are done, building documentation is possible by runninng
$ cmake --build doc
inside the build/ directory.