/// <summary>
/// Steps of execution
/// 1. Try getting the projectContext for the project
/// 2. Invoke project dependency command with the first compatible tfm found in the project
/// </summary>
internal int Execute(string[] args, bool isNoBuild)
{
var app = new ScaffoldingApp(false);
bool isShowHelp = false;
app.OnExecute(() =>
{
try
{
string project = app.ProjectPath.Value();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(project))
{
project = Directory.GetCurrentDirectory();
}
project = Path.GetFullPath(project);
var configuration = app.AppConfiguration.Value() ?? "Debug";
isShowHelp = ToolCommandLineHelper.IsHelpArgument(args) ||
app.GeneratorArgument == null ||
string.IsNullOrEmpty(app.GeneratorArgument.Value);
ProjectFileFinder projectFileFinder = new ProjectFileFinder(project);
if (isShowHelp)
{
app.ProjectContext = GetProjectInformation(projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath, configuration);
app.ShowHelp();
return(0);
}
// Invoke the tool from the project's build directory.
return(BuildAndDispatchDependencyCommand(
args,
projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath,
app.BuildBasePath.Value(),
configuration,
isNoBuild,
Logger));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Logger.LogMessage(Resources.GenericErrorMessage, LogMessageLevel.Error);
Logger.LogMessage(ex.Message, LogMessageLevel.Error);
if (isShowHelp)
{
app.ShowHelp();
}
Logger.LogMessage(ex.StackTrace, LogMessageLevel.Trace);
if (Logger is ConsoleLogger consoleLogger && !consoleLogger.IsTracing)
{
Logger.LogMessage(Resources.EnableTracingMessage);
}
return(-1);
}
});
return(app.Execute(args));
}
private IProjectContext GetProjectInformation(string projectPath, string configuration)
{
var projectFileFinder = new ProjectFileFinder(projectPath);
if (projectFileFinder.IsMsBuildProject)
{
if (!SkipImportTarget)
{
// First install the target to obj folder so that it imports the one in the tools package.
// Here we are taking an assumption that the 'obj' folder is the right place to put the project extension target.
// This may not always be true if the user's settings override the default in the csproj.
// However, currently restoring the project always creates the obj folder irrespective of the user's settings.
new TargetInstaller(_logger)
.EnsureTargetImported(
Path.GetFileName(projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath),
Path.Combine(Path.GetDirectoryName(projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath), "obj"));
}
return(new MsBuildProjectContextBuilder(projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath, CodeGenerationTargetsLocation, configuration)
.Build());
}
throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidMsBuildProjectFile, projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath));
}
/// <summary>
/// Steps of execution
/// 1. Try getting the projectContext for the project
/// 2. Invoke project dependency command with the first compatible tfm found in the project
/// </summary>
private static void Execute(string[] args, bool isNoBuild, ILogger logger)
{
var app = new ScaffoldingApp(false);
app.OnExecute(() =>
{
string project = app.ProjectPath.Value();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(project))
{
project = Directory.GetCurrentDirectory();
}
project = Path.GetFullPath(project);
var configuration = app.AppConfiguration.Value() ?? "Debug";
var projectFileFinder = new ProjectFileFinder(project);
if (ToolCommandLineHelper.IsHelpArgument(args))
{
app.ProjectContext = GetProjectInformation(projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath, configuration);
app.ShowHelp();
return(0);
}
// Invoke the tool from the project's build directory.
return(BuildAndDispatchDependencyCommand(
args,
projectFileFinder.ProjectFilePath,
app.BuildBasePath.Value(),
configuration,
isNoBuild,
logger));
});
app.Execute(args);
}
