Yesod Scaffold Makefile

Makefile

# Yesod Makefile

# yesod init --bare && make

# Running `make` in a fresh scaffold will build the sandbox and dependencies

# `yesod-devel` will be executed on each call to `make` assuming all the
# dependencies have been installed correctly.


CABAL?=cabal
YESOD?=.cabal-sandbox/bin/yesod


PKG             = PACKAGENAME
ADMINPATH	= /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
SYSDEPS		= build-essential zlib1g-dev
PKG_DESCRIPTION = $(PKG).cabal
DEP		= .cabal-sandbox
CONFIGURE	= dist/setup-config


dev: $(DEP) $(CONFIGURE) devel


$(CONFIGURE): $(PKG_DESCRIPTION)
	@$(CABAL) configure


$(DEP): $(PKG_DESCRIPTION)

	@echo "System dependencies are missing and need to be installed with admin privileges"
	@export PATH=$(ADMINPATH) \
	    && (sudo apt-get --no-upgrade --no-install-recommends -y install $(SYSDEPS) || true)

	@# This can be taken out but could be used in the case where
	@# the repository is git cloned. It;s also possible to init the
	@# sandbox after the base dependencies are installed
	@[ -e $(DEP) ] || ( \
	       $(CABAL) update \
	    && $(CABAL) sandbox init \
	    && $(CABAL) install alex happy yesod-bin)

	@$(CABAL) install -j \
	        --dependencies-only \
	        --enable-documentation \
	        --run-tests \
	        --haddock-hyperlink-source \
	        --reorder-goals


devel: $(CONFIGURE)
	@export HASKELL_PACKAGE_SANDBOX=$(DEP) \
	    && $(YESOD) devel


clean:
	@$(CABAL) clean


reallyclean:
	@$(CABAL) clean
	@$(CABAL) sandbox delete