Open kathrindc opened 2 weeks ago
It's an obscure feature and I don't think it's documented anywhere, but you can add a run:
section to the fips.yml file in the root directory where you can provide a cwd for specific run targets, for instance like this:
https://github.com/fips-libs/fips-bgfx/blob/master/fips.yml
...where cwd: .
is the project directory.
For more advanced things you're probably better off writing a 'generator script' (misleading name, since originally those were meant as code generator scripts, but they can also be used to build a simple 'asset pipeline', for instance this project contains two common utility scripts, one for copying asset files, and one for generating a header with embedded binary data:
https://github.com/fips-libs/fips-utils
...e.g. the file copy script looks like this:
https://github.com/fips-libs/fips-utils/blob/master/fips-files/generators/copy.py
...since you have full access to the (internal) fips API, you could also use that to run executables by doing the same thing that fips run
does:
https://github.com/floooh/fips/blob/3d05e74bc2f07a0b31138eed795e0a7d0368f753/verbs/run.py#L27-L28
...but if the executable is 'bootstrapped' in the same build process setting up the right dependencies could be tricky... I don't think I have an example around for that situation.
Hi there! I might just be overlooking something, but is there a way to set the working directory for
./fips run
to the project folder? I have some assets that need to be loaded in during runtime, which would end up in the same folder as the executable in the finished deployment. As of now, I am calling./fips build
and then manually invoking the produced binary in the correct path.edit: grammar