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https://github.com/p-x9/runscriptplugin

🏃SwiftPackage Plugin for executing arbitrary ShellScript.
https://github.com/p-x9/runscriptplugin

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🏃SwiftPackage Plugin for executing arbitrary ShellScript.

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# RunScriptPlugin

SwiftPackage Plugin for executing arbitrary ShellScript.

## Feature
- BuildToolPlugin: RunScriptPlugin
- CommandPlugin: RunScriptCommandPlugin
- XcodeBuildToolPlugin: RunScriptPlugin
- XcodeCommandPlugin: RunScriptCommandPlugin

## Usage
Place the file named `runscript.yml`(or `.runscript.yml`) in the root of the project.
Write the shell script you want to run in this file.

The format is as follows.

```yaml
prebuild: # prebuild Command
- name: "Hello"
script: "echo Hello" # Write scripts directly
- name: "Show current path"
script: "pwd"
- name: "Write file"
script: "echo Hello >> test.txt"

- name: "SwiftLint"
launchPath: "/bin/bash" # bash, zsh, etc. can be specified
script: "swiftlint lint --fix"

- name: "SwiftLint" # Another way to write ↑↑
launchPath: "/usr/local/bin/swiftlint"
arguments:
- "lint"
- "--fix"

- name: "Update schema"
file: "update_schema.sh" # Execute .sh file

build: # build Command
- name: "Hello"
script: "echo Hello"
- name: "Make Swift Code"
script: |
echo "public enum Hello { case a,b,c,d }" > $RUN_SCRIPT_PLUGIN_WORK_DIR/tmp.swift"

command: # Command Plugin
- name: "Hello from Command"
script: "echo 'Hello from Command'"

all: # run in `prebuild`, `build`...
- name: "Hello(all)"
script: "echo Hello(all)"
```

> [!NOTE]
> Due to a limitation of Xcode, you may get a permission error when trying to write a file.
>
> If CommandPlugin is run from the shell, it is possible to work around this by disabling the sandbox using the `--disable-sandbox` option.
> ```sh
> swift package plugin --allow-writing-to-package-directory --disable-sandbox run-script
> ```
>
> If you want to avoid the use of the BuildToolPlugin/CommandPlugin via Xcode, you can disable the use of the sandbox by configuring the following settings.
> ```sh
> defaults write com.apple.dt.Xcode IDEPackageSupportDisablePluginExecutionSandbox -bool YES
> ```

### Environment Valiables

The following environment variables are available in the script to refer to the Plugin context.

- RUN_SCRIPT_TARGET_PACKAGE_DIR
Path of the target package on which the plugin runs.
The path obtained by `PackagePlugin.PluginContext.package.directory`
- RUN_SCRIPT_PLUGIN_WORK_DIR
The path of a writable directory into which the plugin or the build commands it constructs can write anything it wants.
The path obtained by `PackagePlugin.PluginContext.pluginWorkDirectory`

## Example
- SwiftLint
You can run Lint in SPM without using the SwiftLint plugin.
```yaml
- name: "SwiftLint"
script: "swiftlint lint"
```

- Build Log
```yaml
- name: "Build Log"
script: "echo \"[$(date)] Build >> build.log\""
```

- Theos(Orion) install
You can install the Tweak from the Build button in SPM.
```yaml
- name: "Theos make package and install"
script: "make do"
```
- SwiftFormat
```yaml
- name: "SwiftFormat"
script: "swiftformat ."
```

- SwiftGen
```yaml
- name: "SwiftGen"
script: "swiftgen config run"
```