alpine.yml

image: alpine/edge
packages:
  - astyle
  - dbus-x11
  - gtk+3.0
  - linux-lts-dev
  - py3-autopep8
  - py3-daemonize
  - py3-dbus
  - py3-gobject3
  - py3-numpy
  - py3-pylint
  - py3-setproctitle
  - py3-setuptools
  - py3-udev
  - sed
sources:
  - https://github.com/openrazer/openrazer
tasks:
  - check-formatting: |
      cd openrazer

      # Check the formatting of the driver and the python code
      ./scripts/ci/check-astyle-formatting.sh
      ./scripts/ci/check-autopep8-formatting.sh

  - check-misc: |
      cd openrazer

      # Check with pylint for errors
      ./scripts/ci/check-pylint.sh
      # Check for duplicate fake driver serials
      ./scripts/ci/test-duplicate-fake-driver-serials.sh
      # Check for auto-generated files
      ./scripts/ci/test-auto-generate.sh

  - compile-driver: |
      cd openrazer

      kerneldirs=(/lib/modules/*/build)
      kerneldir="${kerneldirs[0]}"

      # Work around the following error by disabling gcc plugins
      #   cc1: error: incompatible gcc/plugin versions
      #   cc1: error: failed to initialize plugin ./scripts/gcc-plugins/stackleak_plugin.so
      sudo truncate -s 0 "$kerneldir"/scripts/Makefile.gcc-plugins

      # Compile the kernel driver
      echo "ccflags-y := -Wall -Werror" >> driver/Makefile
      make KERNELDIR="$kerneldir"

  - functional-test-setup: |
      # The daemon wants the user to be in the plugdev group
      sudo addgroup -S plugdev
      sudo addgroup -S $USER plugdev

  - functional-test: |
      cd openrazer

      # Clean up background processes on exit
      trap "pkill -f openrazer-daemon;
            pkill -f create_fake_dev;
            pkill -f dbus-daemon" EXIT

      # Launch dbus
      eval $(dbus-launch --sh-syntax)

      # Setup the fake driver
      ./scripts/ci/setup-fakedriver.sh

      # Launch the daemon
      ./scripts/ci/launch-daemon.sh

      # Wait for the daemon to be ready
      sleep 5

      # Run a simple check to see if the daemon is alive
      ./scripts/ci/test-daemon.sh