And add 'buildenv' as an first order prerequisite to the main targets:
- install
- run
- docs
- docs-live
- project
- node.env
- docker
- test
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- no more need for a .config.mk
- docs: use searx.brands environment
- searx.sh, filtron.sh & morty.sh are sourcing utils/brand.env
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To Makefile target brand, add creation of bash environment in::
utils/brand.env
In bash scripts (manage.sh) source env by::
. utils/brand.env
manage.sh help: show GIT_URL and more environment
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style.legacy could be renamed themes.legacy : it actually builds the files for
the legacy theme, then themes.legacy can be a dependency of themes. Same for
the other styles.*
Debatable: about style.bootstrap, same convention : theme.bootstrap (even it is
more a toolbox for the oscar theme).
So there is no need to add the missing make styles in the help target.
thanks @dalf:
- https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/pull/1900#discussion_r399160355
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The make docker target spits out some SyntaxError. With this .dockerignore
there is no more error. Explanation:
- the python files are compiled while building the docker image
- a node modules contains some python files
- the python files inside the node module doesn't compile
It raises the fact that node_modules were included in the docker image which
should not happen. Same the local directory was included. Dockerfile builds
searx in its own way (without virtualenv)
Thanks @dalf:
- https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/pull/1900#issuecomment-604892737
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To build all styles use:
make styles
To build individual styles use one of:
make style.legacy
make style.courgette
make style.pixart
make style.bootstrap
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Update searx/data/useragents.json with the most recent versions of Firefox.
BTW: add 'useragents.update' to 'project' target and clean up the Makefile and
remove it from the manage.sh script.
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closes: https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/issues/1882
A *brand* of searx is a fork which might have its own design and some special
functions which might bee reasonable in a special context.
In this sense, the fork might have its own documentation but not its own issue
tracker. The *upstream* of a brand is always https://github.com/asciimoo from
where the brand-fork pulls the master branch regularly. A fork which has its
own issue tracker is a spin-off and out of the scope of the searx project
itself. The conclusion is:
- hard code ISSUE_URL (in the Makefile)
- always refer to DOCS_URL
- links in the about page refer to the *upstream* (searx project)
except DOCS_URL
- "fork me on github" ribbons refer to the *upstream*
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We have some variables in the build environment which are also needed in the
grunt process when building themes. Theses variables are relavant if one
creates a fork with its own branding. We treat these variables under the term
'brands'.
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We have some variables in the build environment which are also needed in the
setup.py process. Theses variables are relavant if one creates a fork with
its own branding. We treat these variables under the term 'brands'.
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We have some variables in the build environment which are also needed in the
sphinx-process. Theses variables are relavant if one creates a fork with
its own branding. We treat these variables under the term 'brands'.
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We have some variables in the build environment which are also needed in the
templating process. Theses variables are relavant if one creates a fork with
its own branding. We treat these variables under the term 'brands'.
Signed-off-by: Markus Heiser <markus.heiser@darmarit.de>
Markus Heiser