package snikket;
function setupTrace() {
#if js
haxe.Log.trace = (v, ?infos) -> {
if (js.Syntax.typeof(untyped console) != "undefined" && (untyped console).debug != null) {
final params = infos.customParams ?? [];
infos.customParams = [];
final str: Dynamic = haxe.Log.formatOutput(v, infos);
(untyped console).debug.apply(null, [str].concat(params));
} else if (js.Syntax.typeof(untyped console) != "undefined" && (untyped console).log != null) {
final str = haxe.Log.formatOutput(v, infos);
(untyped console).log(str);
}
}
#end
}
// Std.downcast doesn't play well with null safety
function downcast<T, S>(value: T, c: Class<S>): Null<S> {
return cast Std.downcast(cast value, cast c);
}
function xmlEscape(s: String) {
// NOTE: using STringTools.htmlEscape breaks things if this is one half of a surrogate pair in an adjacent cdata
return StringTools.replace(StringTools.replace(StringTools.replace(s, "&", "&"), "<", "<"), ">", ">");
}
macro function getGitVersion():haxe.macro.Expr.ExprOf<String> {
#if !display
var process = new sys.io.Process('git', ['describe', '--always']);
if (process.exitCode() != 0) {
var message = process.stderr.readAll().toString();
var pos = haxe.macro.Context.currentPos();
haxe.macro.Context.error("Cannot execute `git describe`. " + message, pos);
}
// read the output of the process
var commitHash:String = process.stdout.readLine();
// Generates a string expression
return macro $v{commitHash};
#else
// `#if display` is used for code completion. In this case returning an
// empty string is good enough; We don't want to call git on every hint.
var commitHash:String = "";
return macro $v{commitHash};
#end
}