appveyor.yml

version: '0.1.{build}'

branches:
  except:
    - travis

image: Visual Studio 2019

environment:
  PREMAKE_VERSION: "5.0.0-alpha15"

install:
  # Dependencies required by the CI are installed in ${clone_folder}/deps/
  - set DEPS_DIR="%clone_folder%\deps"
  - if not exist "%DEPS_DIR%" mkdir "%DEPS_DIR%"
  # verify that batch vars are accessible from PS too
  - ps: echo "${env:DEPS_DIR}"
  - ps: pushd "${env:DEPS_DIR}"

  # Download premake binary for current platform if not already done via cache (also check version just in case)
  # We simplified checks compared to .travis.yml to make it easier to write in batch
  # but eventually we can re-add them in PowerShell which is much more powerful 
  - if not exist "premake-%PREMAKE_VERSION%" mkdir "premake-%PREMAKE_VERSION%"
  - ps: pushd "premake-${env:PREMAKE_VERSION}"

  # https://superuser.com/questions/362152/native-alternative-to-wget-in-windows-powershell
  # make sure to expand the archive in current directory, not a subdirectory
  - ps: Invoke-WebRequest "https://github.com/premake/premake-core/releases/download/v${env:PREMAKE_VERSION}/premake-${env:PREMAKE_VERSION}-windows.zip" -OutFile "premake-${env:PREMAKE_VERSION}-windows.zip"
  - ps: Expand-Archive "premake-${env:PREMAKE_VERSION}-windows.zip" -DestinationPath .

  - ps: popd

  # No canonical path on AppVeyor Windows to copy premake to,
  # so add premake location to PATH
  - set PATH="${env:clone_folder}\premake-%PREMAKE_VERSION%;%PATH%"
  - echo %PATH%

before_build:
  # Build dependencies
  - engine\third-party\build_sfml.py
  # Premake
  - premake5.exe gmake

build_script:
  # Make (build dir must have been created by premake5)
  - pushd build
  # I don't know how to write `config=release make` in Batch, so just make
  # for debug config for now
  - make
  - popd