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Helper script for Rakudo core development
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Helper script for Rakudo core development

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# Z-Script



Helper script for Rakudo Perl 6 core development



# INSTALLATION



```bash

git clone https://github.com/zoffixznet/z ~/zscript &&

cd ~/zscript &&

zef --depsonly install .



echo 'export PATH="$HOME/zscript/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc

. ~/.bashrc



z init ~/R # or some other dir you wanna use for all the repos

```



**This installs command `z` into your PATH.**



If you want to call `z` by a different name (for instance, if you use the popular [`z` script](https://github.com/rupa/z) included in several Linux distributions), you should be aware that (this) `z` uses libraries relative to its own directory. So some typical workarounds for this, like creating a _~/bin/p6z_ → _~/zscript/bin/z_ symbolic link, will make `z` run incorrectly.



The easiest way to deal with this is by using a shell alias (_instead_ of the above):



```bash

echo 'alias p6z="$HOME/zscript/bin/z"' >> ~/.bashrc

. ~/.bashrc



p6z init ~/R

```



# ENV VARS



You can set `ZSCRIPT_DIR` env var to change which build dir Z-Script uses.

Otherwise, `dir` config value is used (this is the dir you provided to

`z init`). This var allows you to have multiple build dirs.



# COMMAND REFERENCE



**BELOW LIST IS NO LONGER KEPT UP-TO-DATE. RUN `z --help` TO SEE ALL THE

OPTIONS*



```

z init Some-Dir  # clone all repos and build everything inside Some-Dir

                 # Some-Dir defaults to `.`; must be empty



z z              # pulls all repos and rebuilds MoarVM, nqp, and Rakudo from scratch

z f              # pulls updates into all repos

z                # re-make rakudo

z --test         # re-make rakudo + run make test

z n              # re-make nqp and rakudo

z n --test       # re-make nqp and rakudo + run make test for both

z m              # re-make MoarVM

z md             # re-make MoarVM after reconf with DEBUG (with --no-optimize)

z mnd            # re-make MoarVM after reconf with no DEBUG



z s              # run rakudo's make test + spectest

z ss             # run rakudo's make test + stresstest

z bs             # run "best test" (have > 10 cores ?? stresstest !! spectest)

z t some files   # run t/fudgeandrun some files



z bump           # bump MoarVM and nqp + best test + bump push on success

z bump --no-push # bump MoarVM and nqp + best test, but don't push

z bump m         # bump MoarVM version

z bump n         # bump nqp version

z bump push      # push already-done version bumps for MoarVM and nqp

z bump push m    # push already-done version bump for MoarVM

z bump push n    # push already-done version bump for nqp



z mod Some Module         # install modules 'Some' and 'Module', without tests

z mod Some Module --tests # install modules 'Some' and 'Module', with tests

z umod Some Module        # uninstall modules 'Some' and 'Module'

z modi5                   # install Inline::Perl5 module



z conf                     # print all configuration

z conf dir                 # print value for configuration key "dir"

z conf dir /home/zoffix/R  # set config key "dir" to value "/home/zoffix/R"



vm 111.222.333.444  # set VM IP to given IP (trims surrounding whitespace)

vm                  # rsyncs all local changes to VM

vm s                # sync spec changes

vm d                # sync doc changes

vm m                # sync moar changes

vm n                # sync nqp changes

vm r                # sync rakudo changes

vm SCRUB            # run `git reset --hard` in all local repos and pull

                    # new commits. This *** DELETES ALL LOCAL YOUR CHANGES ***

                    # Yup. LOCAL, not VM. It's under `vm` because you'd use

                    # this command to sync local when editing locally and

                    # committing remotely



z q  # opens Grammar/Actions/World/Optimizer in atom editor; assumes we're

     # in the root of a rakudo checkout



z r Some Command    # run Some Command in all the repos (may have issues with

                    # named args)



                    # full-cycle builds are only needed when you need to

                    # re-run Configure.pl if, say, core files were added/deleted

z build moar        # full-cycle build moarvm

z build nqp         # full-cycle build nqp

z build rakudo      # full-cycle build rakduo

```



----



#### REPOSITORY



Fork this module on GitHub:

https://github.com/zoffixznet/z



#### BUGS



To report bugs or request features, please use

https://github.com/zoffixznet/z/issues



#### AUTHOR



Zoffix Znet (http://perl6.party/)



#### LICENSE



You can use and distribute this module under the terms of the

The Artistic License 2.0. See the `LICENSE` file included in this

distribution for complete details.



The `META6.json` file of this distribution may be distributed and modified

without restrictions or attribution.