Repo manifest for creating Stigmee workspace

Prerequisites

The following steps have to be done once.

Firstly, you have to install a tool that will help you to keep up-to-date the numerous git repositories stored inside a main folder, named workspace. The list of git repositories is stored inside a text file named manifest. It also includes information such as branches or tags or SHA1 of the repositories and where they have to be installed inside the workspace.

You have to install one of the follow tool:

tsrc (recommended).
git-repo (less recommended).

Both tools do exactly the same job depicted in the previous paragraph. They have closed command lines. The tsrc is more recommended because because git-repo have major drawbacks that tsrc had fixed :

git-repo on Windows is unofficially maintained and uses internally symlink that is not managed by all Windows versions (>= 10) and need administration rights.
The ultimate point, is that tsrc does not detached your branches and therefore you will have less risk to loose your work.

Anyway this current git repository contains the manifest for each of these tools. Only the format of the file is different (yaml for tsrc versus xml for git-repo).

Operating systems

Stigmee can be compiled for Linux, Windows 10, and MacOS X. Stigmee is not yet working for MacOS X.

Mandatory tools to be installed

Install the following tools: python (greater or equal to 3.7), git, git-gui.

For Linux, depending on your distribution you can use sudo apt-get install
For MacOS X you can install homebrew.
For Windows user you will have to install:
- Python: https://www.python.org/downloads/windows
- git and git-gui: and https://git-scm.com/download/win (allows ssh and use conversion CRLF to CR)
- Ideally have adminstrator rights.

Install the tsrc tool (recommended way)

Make sure to have Python 3.7 or later installed. The recommended way to install tsrc is to use pipx:

pipx install tsrc

You can also install with pip:

python3.9 -m pip install tsrc

Note: for MacOS X if you have the following error: tsrc not found you can export this line:

export PATH="${PATH}:$(python3 -c 'import site; print(site.USER_BASE)')/bin"

Or install the git-repo tool (less recommended)

You will need to install git-repo.

Linux: The faster way to install is to type:

mkdir -p ~/.bin
PATH="${HOME}/.bin:${PATH}"
curl https://storage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo > ~/.bin/repo
chmod a+rx ~/.bin/repo

MacOS X: The faster way to install is to use homebrew:

brew install repo

Window: good luck and see https://gerrit.googlesource.com/git-repo/+/HEAD/docs/windows.md

Be sure to have a SSH connection to GitHub

You shall install and configure SSH for accessing to GitHub. The simplest way is to make generate your SSH key with git-gui as shown in the following figure

Else, you can follow steps in this inlik to generate your SSH keys. Once done, you will fetch the whole Stigmee's code source using SSH protocol. Do not use HTTPS protocol since both manifests are configured to use SSH.

Avoid to use a passphrase to avoid typing it for each git repos. On Windows the SSH keys are in C:\users\<your name>\.ssh and in Linux in /home/<your name>/.ssh.

Set Stigmee's environment variables

For Linux and MacOS X, you have this environment variable in your ~/.bashrc file (or any equivalent file), the environment variable $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE referring to the workspace folder for compiling Stigmee. It is used by our internal scripts:

export WORKSPACE_STIGMEE=/your/desired/path/for/workspace_stigmee

For Windows, you can save this variable inside the "System Properties" as "Environnement Variables".

Linux Workaround

For the moment Godot does not find correctly the libcef.so while indicated in the gdnlib file. So for the moment:

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$WORKSPACE_STIGMEE/stigmee/build

Download Stigmee code source

Clone Stigmee using tsrc (recommended way)

cd $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE
tsrc init [email protected]:stigmee/manifest.git
tsrc sync

On Linux tsrc init will only create the .tsrc folder and tsrc sync will clone repositories. On Windows it seems that tsrc init also calls tsrc sync.

The manifest for tsrc is manifest.yml. Note: for some Window users the color is broken. You can add the option --color never and for people with some low connection, they can the option --verbose to see if tsrc is not frozen. For example:

tsrc --color=never --verbose init [email protected]:stigmee/manifest.git

Alternative, clone Stigmee with git-repo (less recommended)

cd $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE
repo init -u [email protected]:stigmee/manifest.git
repo sync

The manifest for git-repo is default.xml. On Linux repo init will only create the .repo folder and repo sync will clone repositories.

WARNING:

With git-repo, do not forget it makes your git repos with HEAD detached and add a remote branch named m/master pointing to the branch/tag/sha1 indicated by the repo manifest. To avoid loosing your modifications (by typing repo sync) you should type:

git checkout <name-of-the-branch>

inside your git repo before starting to work. Please read this document for more information.

Stigmee workspace

If everything is working well, you will have the following workspace for Stigmee (may change):

📦workspace_stigmee
 ┣ 📂stigmee             ➡️ Main Stigmee project
 ┃ ┗ 📂build             ➡️ (Generated) Stigmee binaries
 ┃   ┗ 📦stigmee         ➡️ (Generated) Stigmee application
 ┣ 📂doc
 ┃ ┣ 📂API               ➡️ Public documentation
 ┃ ┗ 📂internal          ➡️ Stigmee documention
 ┣ 📂godot
 ┃ ┣ 📂3.4.2
 ┃ ┃ ┣ 📂editor          ➡️ To compile the Godot editor
 ┃ ┃ ┗ 📂cpp             ➡️ Godot C++ API
 ┃ ┗ 📂gdnative          ➡️ Stigmee modules as Godot native modules
 ┃   ┣ 📂stigmark        ➡️ Client for workspace_stigmee/stigmark
 ┃   ┗ 📂browser         ➡️ Chromium Embedded Framework
 ┣ 📂packages
 ┃ ┣ 📂install           ➡️ Scripts for building and continous integration
 ┃ ┃ ┗ 📜build.py        ➡️ Main build script for compiling Stigmee
 ┃ ┣ 📂manifest          ➡️ Manifest knowing all Stigmee git repositories
 ┃ ┣ 📂beebots           ➡️ AI to "bookmark" tabs
 ┃ ┗ 📂stigmark          ➡️ Browser extensions to "bookmark" tabs on private server
 ┣ 📜README.md           ➡️ Link to the installation guide
 ┗ 📜build.py            ➡️ Link to packages/install/build.py for compiling Stigmee

Compile Stigmee

Please refer to this documentation for more information since this current document is mainly talking about the manifest but as quick summary:

For Linux and MacOS X:

cd $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE
./build.py release
# Alternative:
# ./build.py debug

For Windows. Call the Visual Studio 2022 prompt x64 Native Tools Command prompt for VS2022:

cd %WORKSPACE_STIGMEE%
build.py release
# Alternative:
# build.py debug

Keep Stigmee's workspace up-to-date

The following steps have to done for updating your code source to get your team mates latest changes.

Check if you have uncommitted changes:

cd $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE
tsrc status
# Alternative:
# repo status

Synchronize your code source from your team mate latest changes:

cd $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE
tsrc sync
# Alternative:
# repo sync

WARNING:

If you have uncommitted changes on a branch tsrc sync or repo sync may failed. You have to commit your changes first (and eventually commit them on GitHub) or stash them (git stash) or delete them. The sync command will not delete your local commits except if you are using git-repo and if your are working on detached branch (that is why tsrc is more recommended).

Bash script helper

Here is a small utility to help initializing or synchronizing your Stigmee workspace.

export WORKSPACE_STIGMEE=/your/desired/path/for/workspace_stigmee
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$WORKSPACE_STIGMEE/stigmee/build

function stigmee_sync()
{
    if [ "$WORKSPACE_STIGMEE" == "" ]; then
        echo "Please export WORKSPACE_STIGMEE to refer to your desired folder."
        echo "The save the export command in your .bashrc file"
        exit 1
    fi

    if [ -d "$WORKSPACE_STIGMEE/.tsrc" ]; then
        cd "$WORKSPACE_STIGMEE"
        tsrc sync
    else
        mkdir -p "$WORKSPACE_STIGMEE" || exit 1
        cd "$WORKSPACE_STIGMEE"
        tsrc --verbose init [email protected]:stigmee/manifest.git
        tsrc sync
    fi
}

How to update a tsrc manifest safely ?

It is not advised to edit the file in .tsrc/manifest/manifest.yml directly, because tsrc sync will silently undo any local changes made to this file. The good solution is described here and commands for our Stigmee project are summarized here by the following Unix shell commands:

# Modify Stigmee's manifest
xdg-open $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE/packages/manifest/manifest.yml

# Check that the changes are OK
cd $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE
tsrc apply-manifest $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE/packages/manifest/manifest.yml

# If so, commit and push manifest changes:
cd $WORKSPACE_STIGMEE/packages/manifest
git commit -a -m "..."
git push

# Now you know that everyone can safely run `tsrc sync`

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 30 Commits
.gitignore		.gitignore
LICENSE		LICENSE
README.md		README.md
default.xml		default.xml
manifest.yml		manifest.yml

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Repo manifest for creating Stigmee workspace

Prerequisites

Operating systems

Mandatory tools to be installed

Install the tsrc tool (recommended way)

Or install the git-repo tool (less recommended)

Be sure to have a SSH connection to GitHub

Set Stigmee's environment variables

Linux Workaround

Download Stigmee code source

Clone Stigmee using tsrc (recommended way)

Alternative, clone Stigmee with git-repo (less recommended)

Stigmee workspace

Compile Stigmee

Keep Stigmee's workspace up-to-date

Bash script helper

How to update a tsrc manifest safely ?

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Repo manifest for creating Stigmee workspace

Prerequisites

Operating systems

Mandatory tools to be installed

Install the tsrc tool (recommended way)

Or install the git-repo tool (less recommended)

Be sure to have a SSH connection to GitHub

Set Stigmee's environment variables

Linux Workaround

Download Stigmee code source

Clone Stigmee using tsrc (recommended way)

Alternative, clone Stigmee with git-repo (less recommended)

Stigmee workspace

Compile Stigmee

Keep Stigmee's workspace up-to-date

Bash script helper

How to update a tsrc manifest safely ?

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