public static IScriptServicesBuilder Create(Config config, string[] scriptArgs)
{
Guard.AgainstNullArgument("commandArgs", config);
Guard.AgainstNullArgument("scriptArgs", scriptArgs);
IConsole console;
if (config.Console == null)
{
console = new ScriptConsole();
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(config.OutputFile))
{
console = new FileConsole(config.OutputFile, console);
}
}
else
{
console = config.Console;
}
var logProvider = new ColoredConsoleLogProvider(config.LogLevel, console);
var initializationServices = new InitializationServices(logProvider);
initializationServices.GetAppDomainAssemblyResolver().Initialize();
if (config.ScriptName != null && Path.GetFileName(config.ScriptName) != config.ScriptName)
{
var path = Path.GetFullPath(config.ScriptName);
initializationServices.GetFileSystem().CurrentDirectory = Path.GetDirectoryName(path);
config.ScriptName = path;
}
// NOTE (adamralph): this is a hideous assumption about what happens inside the CommandFactory.
// It is a result of the ScriptServicesBuilderFactory also having to know what is going to happen inside the
// Command Factory so that it builds the builder(:-p) correctly in advance.
// This demonstrates the technical debt that exists with the ScriptServicesBuilderFactory and CommandFactory
// in their current form. We have a separate refactoring task raised to address this.
var repl = config.Repl ||
(!config.Clean && config.PackageName == null && !config.Save && config.ScriptName == null);
var scriptServicesBuilder = new ScriptServicesBuilder(console, logProvider, null, null, initializationServices)
.Cache(config.Cache)
.Debug(config.Debug)
.LogLevel(config.LogLevel)
.ScriptName(config.ScriptName)
.Repl(repl);
return(scriptServicesBuilder.LoadModules(Path.GetExtension(config.ScriptName) ?? ".csx", config.Modules));
}
