PSDependScripts/Git.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS EXPERIMENTAL: Clone a git repository .DESCRIPTION EXPERIMENTAL: Clone a git repository Note: We require git.exe in your path Relevant Dependency metadata: DependencyName (Key): Git URL You can override this with the 'Name'. If you specify only an Account/Repository, we assume GitHub is the source Name: Optional override for the Git URL, same rules as DependencyName (key) Version: Used with git checkout. Specify a branch name, commit hash, or tags/<tag name>, for example. Defaults to master Target: Path to clone this repository. Defaults to nothing (current path/repo name) AddToPath: Prepend the Target to ENV:PATH and ENV:PSModulePath .PARAMETER Force If specified and target does not exist, create directory tree up to the target folder .EXAMPLE @{ 'buildhelpers' @{ Name = 'https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/BuildHelpers.git' Version = 'd32a9495c39046c851ceccfb7b1a85b17d5be051' Target = C:\git } } # Full syntax # DependencyName (key) uses (unique) name 'buildhelpers' # Override DependencyName as URL the name https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/BuildHelpers.git # Specify a commit to checkout (version) # Clone in C:\git .EXAMPLE @{ 'ramblingcookiemonster/PSDeploy' = 'master' 'ramblingcookiemonster/BuildHelpers' = 'd32a9495c39046c851ceccfb7b1a85b17d5be051' } # Simple syntax # First example shows cloning PSDeploy from ramblingcookiemonster's GitHub account # Second example shows clonging PSDeploy from ramblingcookiemonster's GitHub account and checking out a specific commit # Both are cloned to the current path (e.g. .\<repo name>) # This syntax assumes GitHub as a source. The right hand side is the version (branch, commit, tags/<tag name>, etc. #> [cmdletbinding()] param( [PSTypeName('PSDepend.Dependency')] [psobject[]]$Dependency, [switch]$Force ) # Extract data from Dependency $DependencyName = $Dependency.DependencyName $Name = $Dependency.Name if(-not $Name) { $Name = $DependencyName } #Name is in account/repo format, default to GitHub as source #This likely needs work, and will need to change if GitHub changes valid characters for usernames if($Name -match "[a-zA-Z0-9]+/[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+") { $Name = "https://github.com/$Name.git" } $GitName = $Name.split('/')[-1] -replace "\.git[/]?$", '' $Target = $Dependency.Target if($Target) { $RepoPath = $Target if(-not (Test-Path $Target)) { mkdir $Target -Force } } else { $RepoPath = Join-Path $PWD.Path $GitName } $Version = $Dependency.Version if(-not $Version) { $Version = 'master' } if(-not (Get-Command git.exe -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { Write-Error "Git dependency type requires git.exe. Ensure this is in your path, or explicitly specified in $ModuleRoot\PSDepend.Config's GitPath. Skipping [$DependencyName]" } Write-Verbose -Message "Cloning dependency [$Name] with git" $CloneParams = @('clone', $Name) if($Target) { $CloneParams += $Target } #TODO: Add logic to test for existing repo git @CloneParams Push-Location Set-Location $RepoPath #TODO: Should we do a fetch, once existing repo is found? Write-Verbose -Message "Checking out [$Version] of [$Name]" $CheckoutParams = @('checkout', $Version) git @CheckoutParams Pop-Location if($Dependency.AddToPath) { Write-Verbose "Setting PSModulePath to`n$($RepoPath, $env:PSModulePath -join ';' | Out-String)" $env:PSModulePath = $RepoPath, $env:PSModulePath -join ';' Write-Verbose "Setting PATH to`n$($RepoPath, $env:PATH -join ';' | Out-String)" $env:PATH = $RepoPath, $env:PATH -join ';' } |