ci-javascript

#!/bin/sh -ef

. ./config

if [ -f "${JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME_DIR}/KaitaiStream.js" ]; then
	# Symlinks fresh KS JavaScript runtime into node_modules dir
	( cd "$JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME_DIR" && npm link --ignore-scripts --production )
else
	# This is normal in CI, see
	# <https://github.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_docker_images/blob/15da60f219b9ac24b5273093f99a159e1a048bfc/src/javascript/_common/prepare#L29-L57>.
	# When testing changes to the JavaScript runtime library locally, go to
	# `$JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME_DIR` and run `npm run build` there - then the local
	# runtime library will be used instead.
	echo "Warning: $(realpath "$JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME_DIR")/KaitaiStream.js doesn't exist (maybe you forgot to run 'npm run build'?)"
	global_js_runtime_ver=$(npm ls --loglevel notice --parseable --long -g kaitai-struct | cut -d':' -f2)
	if [ -z "$global_js_runtime_ver" ]; then
		echo '  => using globally installed kaitai-struct@<???>'
		echo 'Error: npm package "kaitai-struct" is not installed globally, cannot continue'
		exit 1
	fi
	echo "  => using globally installed $global_js_runtime_ver"
fi
mkdir -p "$JAVASCRIPT_MODULES_DIR"
npm link kaitai-struct

# The `iconv-lite` package is assumed to be installed globally in the Docker
# image, but in Node.js 10 and older, you can only `require()` local packages,
# not global packages. `npm link` creates a symbolic link in the local
# `node_modules/` directory pointing to the globally installed package.
npm link iconv-lite

mkdir -p "$TEST_OUT_DIR/javascript"
NODE_PATH=compiled/javascript:helpers/javascript:$JAVASCRIPT_MODULES_DIR:$JAVASCRIPT_RUNTIME_DIR \
	mocha \
	-R xunit spec/javascript >"$TEST_OUT_DIR/javascript/test-output-javascript.xml" || :

./kst-adoption-report javascript
aggregate/convert_to_json javascript "$TEST_OUT_DIR/javascript" "$TEST_OUT_DIR/javascript/ci.json"