distributable:
  url: https://github.com/denoland/deno/archive/refs/tags/v{{ version }}.tar.gz
  strip-components: 1

versions:
  github: denoland/deno

provides:
  - bin/deno

interprets:
  # extensions: [ts, js] # nodejs.org for now
  extensions: ts
  args: [deno, run]

runtime:
  env:
    DENO_NO_UPDATE_CHECK: 'true'
    DENORT_BIN: '{{prefix}}/bin/denort'

dependencies:
  x86-64:
    llvm.org: 17 # libunwind

build:
  script:
    # https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/15596 -- reported fixed in 1.25.3
    - run: |
        find ext/ffi/tinycc -maxdepth 0 -empty -exec \
          git clone https://github.com/TinyCC/tinycc.git {} \;

        if test {{ hw.target }} = x86_64-apple-darwin; then
          # our LLVM cannot build with deployment target set to 10.6
          sed -i.bak s/MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET/\#/ ext/ffi/tinycc/Makefile
        fi
      if: '>=1.25.0<1.25.4'

    # change default bindir to ~/.local/bin per our conventions
    - sed -i'' -e 's/home_path.push(".deno")/home_path.push(".local")/' cli/tools/installer.rs

    - grep home_path cli/tools/installer.rs

    - cargo install --locked --path cli --root "{{ prefix }}"
  dependencies:
    git-scm.org: 2 # to build tinycc
    rust-lang.org: ^1.70
    rust-lang.org/cargo: ^0
    llvm.org: 17 # macOS/aarch64 requires (FIXME only dep where needed)
    curl.se: '*' # required to download v8 (python is another option)
    cmake.org: ^3 # deno.land>=1.36.1 requires cmake
    protobuf.dev: '*' # deno.land>=1.36.4 requires protoc
  env:
    linux:
      LD: clang

test:
  script:
    - deno --version | grep {{version}}
    - mv $FIXTURE test.ts
    - deno install -f test.ts
    - test "$($HOME/.local/bin/test)" = "Hello, world!"
    - deno compile test.ts
    - test "$(./test)" = "Hello, world!"
    # human readable size of ./test should be equal to the size of denort to ensure our denort is being used
    - test "$(stat -c %s ./test | numfmt --to=iec-i)" = "$(stat -c %s "{{prefix}}/bin/denort" | numfmt --to=iec-i)"
  fixture: |
    console.log("Hello, world!");