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By only requiring the actual kss-node executable, this allows running "npm install" at a separate time/machine from the actual build. For example, this is useful since the machines used to run Tool Labs grid jobs do not have npm. Change-Id: I561b365d4aaf44d921fb54a020e9ff6319318063
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677 B
Bash
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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if command -v npm > /dev/null ; then
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npm install
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else
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# If npm isn't installed, but kss-node is, exit normally.
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# This allows setting it up on one machine, and running it on
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# another (e.g. Tools Labs execution nodes) that doesn't have npm
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# installed. However, "npm install" still needs to be run
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# occasionally to keep kss updated.
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KSS_NODE="${BASH_SOURCE%/*}/../node_modules/.bin/kss-node"
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if ! [ -x "$KSS_NODE" ] ; then
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echo "Neither kss-node nor npm are installed."
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echo "To install npm, see http://nodejs.org/"
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echo "When npm is installed, the Makefile can automatically"
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echo "install kss-node."
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exit 1
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fi
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fi
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