CppSharp/build/scripts/Utils.lua

function string.is_empty(s)
  return not s or s == ''
end

function cat(file)
  local file = assert(io.open(file, "r"))
  local output = file:read('*all')
  file:close()
  return output
end

function outputof(cmd, quiet)
    local file = assert(io.popen(cmd .. " 2>&1", "r"))
    local output = file:read('*all')
    file:close()
    return output
end

function execute(cmd, quiet)
  print(cmd)
  if not quiet then
    local status, exit, err = os.execute(cmd)
    return err
  else
    local file = assert(io.popen(cmd .. " 2>&1", "r"))
    local output = file:read('*all')
    local status, exit, err = file:close()
    return err
  end
end

function execute_or_die(cmd, quiet)
  local res = execute(cmd, quiet)
  if res > 0 then
    error("Error executing shell command, aborting...")
  end
  return res
end

function sudo(cmd)
  return os.execute("sudo " .. cmd)
end

function is_vagrant()
  return os.isdir("/vagrant")
end

git = {}

-- Remove once https://github.com/premake/premake-core/pull/307 is merged.
local sep = os.ishost("windows") and "\\" or "/"

function git.clone(dir, url, target)
  local cmd = "git clone " .. url .. " " .. path.translate(dir, sep) 
  if target ~= nil then
    cmd = cmd .. " " .. target
  end
  return execute_or_die(cmd)
end

function git.pull_rebase(dir)
  local cmd = "git -C " .. path.translate(dir, sep) .. " pull --rebase"
  return execute_or_die(cmd)
end

function git.reset_hard(dir, rev)
  local cmd = "git -C " .. path.translate(dir, sep) .. " reset --hard " .. rev
  return execute_or_die(cmd)
end

function git.checkout(dir, rev)
  local cmd = "git -C " .. path.translate(dir, sep) .. " checkout " .. rev
  return execute_or_die(cmd)
end

function git.rev_parse(dir, rev)
  if not os.isdir(dir .. "/.git") then
    return nil
  end
  local cmd = "git -C " .. path.translate(dir, sep) .. " rev-parse " .. rev
  return outputof(cmd)
end

function percentage(total, curr)
  return math.floor(math.min(math.max(curr / total, 0), 1) * 100)
end

function http.progress (total, prev, curr)
  local prevPercent = percentage(total, prev)
  local percent = percentage(total, curr)
  if percent % 5 == 0 and prevPercent ~= percent then
    io.write("Download progress (" .. percent .. "%/100%)\r")
  end
end

function download(url, file, try)
  print("Downloading: " .. url)
  local prev = 0
  local res, code = http.download(url, file, function(total, curr)
    http.progress(total, prev, curr)
    prev = curr
  end)

  if res ~= "OK" then
    os.remove(file)

    if not try then
      error(res)
    end
  end
  
  return res, code
end

--
-- Allows copying directories.
-- It uses the premake patterns (**=recursive match, *=file match)
-- NOTE: It won't copy empty directories!
-- Example: we have a file: src/test.h
--  os.copydir("src", "include") simple copy, makes include/test.h
--  os.copydir("src", "include", "*.h") makes include/test.h
--  os.copydir(".", "include", "src/*.h") makes include/src/test.h
--  os.copydir(".", "include", "**.h") makes include/src/test.h
--  os.copydir(".", "include", "**.h", true) will force it to include dir, makes include/test.h
--
-- @param src_dir
--    Source directory, which will be copied to dst_dir.
-- @param dst_dir
--    Destination directory.
-- @param filter
--    Optional, defaults to "**". Only filter matches will be copied. It can contain **(recursive) and *(filename).
-- @param single_dst_dir
--    Optional, defaults to false. Allows putting all files to dst_dir without subdirectories.
--    Only useful with recursive (**) filter.
-- @returns
--    True if successful, otherwise nil.
--
function os.copydir(src_dir, dst_dir, filter, single_dst_dir)
  filter = filter or "**"
  src_dir = src_dir .. "/"
  print('copy "' .. path.getabsolute(src_dir) .. filter .. '" to "' .. dst_dir .. '".')
  if not os.isdir(src_dir) then error(src_dir .. " is not an existing directory!") end
  dst_dir = dst_dir .. "/"
  local dir = path.rebase(".",path.getabsolute("."), src_dir) -- root dir, relative from src_dir
 
  os.chdir( src_dir ) -- change current directory to src_dir
    local matches = os.matchfiles(filter)
  os.chdir( dir ) -- change current directory back to root
 
  local counter = 0
  for k, v in ipairs(matches) do
    local target = iif(single_dst_dir, path.getname(v), v)
    --make sure, that directory exists or os.copyfile() fails
    os.mkdir( path.getdirectory(dst_dir .. target))
    if os.copyfile( src_dir .. v, dst_dir .. target) then
      counter = counter + 1
    end
  end
 
  if counter == #matches then
    print( counter .. " files copied.")
    return true
  else
    print( "Error: " .. counter .. "/" .. #matches .. " files copied.")
    return nil
  end
end

--
-- Allows removing files from directories.
-- It uses the premake patterns (**=recursive match, *=file match)
--
-- @param src_dir
--    Source directory, which will be copied to dst_dir.
-- @param filter
--    Optional, defaults to "**". Only filter matches will be copied. It can contain **(recursive) and *(filename).
-- @returns
--    True if successful, otherwise nil.
--
function os.rmfiles(src_dir, filter)
  filter = filter or "**"
  src_dir = src_dir .. "/"
  print('rm ' .. path.getabsolute(src_dir) .. " " .. filter)
  if not os.isdir(src_dir) then error(src_dir .. " is not an existing directory!") end
  local dir = path.rebase(".",path.getabsolute("."), src_dir) -- root dir, relative from src_dir
 
  os.chdir( src_dir ) -- change current directory to src_dir
    local matches = os.matchfiles(filter)
  os.chdir( dir ) -- change current directory back to root
 
  local counter = 0
  for k, v in ipairs(matches) do
    if os.remove( src_dir .. v) then
      counter = counter + 1
    end
  end
 
  if counter == #matches then
    print( counter .. " files removed.")
    return true
  else
    print( "Error: " .. counter .. "/" .. #matches .. " files removed.")
    return nil
  end
end