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rebar3_idl_compiler
This is a plugin for compiling Erlang IDL files using Rebar3.
Use
Add the plugin to your rebar config:
{plugins, [
{idl, ".*",
{git,
"[email protected]:sebastiw/rebar3_idl_compiler.git",
{branch, "master"}}}
]}.
Then just call your plugin directly in an existing application:
$ rebar3 idl compile
===> Fetching idl ({git ...})
===> Compiling idl
<Plugin Output>
There are two options that can be specified in your rebar.config:
{idl_paths, [Paths]}.
Path = {file, FilePath, Options} | {file, FilePath} |
{dir, Directory, Options} | {dir, Directory}
{idl_opts, [Options]}.
Options: Options specified by the ic module, check
http://www.erlang.org/doc/man/ic.html for more info.
If the options is not given with the path tuple, then the idl_opts option is used.
Example:
{idl_opts, [{'Wall', true}]}.
{idl_paths, [{file, "idl/system.idl", [{outdir, "generated"}]},
{dir, "idlfiles"}]}.
In the given example, all *.idl-files found under the path "app_root/idlfiles" would be compiled with the 'Wall' option, while the file "app_root/idl/system.idl" would be compiled into the directory "generated".