internal

Documentation

Index

• func DownloadFileFromURL(url string) (string, error)
• func ExtractArchive(toolName, toolVersion, archivePath string) (string, error)
• func GetCWD() (string, error)
• func MoveBinaryToToolCache(toolName, toolVersion, binaryPath string) (string, error)
• func MoveFolderToToolCache(toolName, toolVersion, toolFolderPath string, binaries []string) (string, error)
• type MachineInfo
  • func GetMachineInfo() *MachineInfo

Functions

func DownloadFileFromURL

func DownloadFileFromURL(url string) (string, error)

Given a URL path to a file, downloads it to a cached location on disk

func ExtractArchive

func ExtractArchive(toolName, toolVersion, archivePath string) (string, error)

extracts an arbitrary archive to a folder on disk

func GetCWD

func GetCWD() (string, error)

gets the CWD for the process

func MoveBinaryToToolCache

func MoveBinaryToToolCache(toolName, toolVersion, binaryPath string) (string, error)

Given info about a specific tool that's been successfully downloaded and extracted, updates its chmod permissions and moves it to the correct cache location

func MoveFolderToToolCache

func MoveFolderToToolCache(toolName, toolVersion, toolFolderPath string, binaries []string) (string, error)

some tools aren't good at operating as a single, standalone binary. that's where this function can be used: to copy all of the extracted contents to the tool cache. it requires a few more pieces to define, namely, the folder that needs to be moved, as well as an array of binary files that all need to have their execution permissions updated to 0755

Types

type MachineInfo

type MachineInfo struct {
	Arch        string
	OS          string
	Unsupported bool
}

func GetMachineInfo

func GetMachineInfo() *MachineInfo

Determines information about the machine where glipglop is currently executing