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circuitscan-pipeline-runner
Advanced tools
Pipeline packages must have this package as a production dependency:
Pipeline packages must have this package as a production dependency:
yarn add circuitscan-pipeline-runner
The default export async function from the main
file specified in package.json
on your pipeline package will be invoked.
export default async function(event, { status })
event
Includes a payload
object key which is the input from the user's CLI.
status
Includes a synchronous log(msg, data)
method for sending status updates to the user's CLI and website frontend build output.
status.log('Reticulating Splines...', { splineLen: 123 });
It should return the pkgName
string on success or throw an error on failure. This package name should have a suffix appended by the uniqueName()
function.
During its operation, the pipeline package should upload a file at build/<pkgName>/info.json
(using uploadLargeFileToS3()
) containing the necessary data to display the information about the circuit. Other build artifacts should also go in this directory.
Also includes a standard library for interacting with build artifacts and relaying compiler status.
Function Name | Arguments | Note |
---|---|---|
uniqueName | prefix (string) | Add a suffix that contains an adjective, color, and animal to make the prefix unique |
async execPromise |
| Node.js fs.exec promisified |
monitorProcessMemory |
| Callback invoked at interval, returns function that can be invoked to stop monitoring |
async downloadBinaryFile |
| Download file from HTTPS using streams |
async uploadLargeFileToS3 |
| Upload filePath to the artifact S3 bucket using streams. If specified, logger must have a log(msg) method. |
async zipDirectory |
| Create a zip file of a directory. If specified, logger must have a log(msg) method. |
mkdirpSync | targetDir (string) | Recreation of shell command mkdir -p |
async deleteS3Keys | keys (Array[string]) | Delete some files in the BLOB_BUCKET from S3 |
class MockStatusReporter | none | For testing, logs are available as array on logs property |
import {writeFileSync} from 'node:fs';
import {join} from 'node:path';
import {tmpdir} from 'node:os';
import {
execPromise,
monitorProcessMemory,
uniqueName,
uploadLargeFileToS3,
} from 'circuitscan-pipeline-runner';
export default async function(event, { status }) {
// TODO ... input validation ...
const pkgName = uniqueName(circuitName);
const dirPkg = join(tmpdir(), pkgName);
const compilePromise = execPromise(`gcc foo.c`);
const cancelMemoryMonitor = monitorProcessMemory(
'gcc',
10000,
memoryUsage => {
status.log(`Compiler memory usage`, { memoryUsage });
}
);
await compilePromise;
cancelMemoryMonitor();
writeFileSync(join(dirPkg, 'info.json'), JSON.stringify({
requestId: event.payload.requestId,
type: 'mypipeline',
importantProperty: 123,
foo: 'bar',
}, null, 2));
await uploadLargeFileToS3(`build/${pkgName}/info.json`, join(dirPkg, 'info.json'));
return pkgName;
}
MIT
FAQs
Pipeline packages must have this package as a production dependency:
The npm package circuitscan-pipeline-runner receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, circuitscan-pipeline-runner popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that circuitscan-pipeline-runner demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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