I do pull in the Exec function from psake just because it was coded very well. This build script is just powershell and is geared for .Net Core
. .\BuildFunctions.ps1
$projectName = “OnionDevOpsArchitecture”
$base_dir = resolve-path
.\
$source_dir =
“$base_dir\src”
$unitTestProjectPath =
“$source_dir\UnitTests”
$integrationTestProjectPath =
“$source_dir\IntegrationTests”
$uiProjectPath =
“$source_dir\UI”
$databaseProjectPath =
“$source_dir\Database”
$projectConfig = $env:BuildConfiguration
$version = $env:Version
$verbosity = “q”
$build_dir =
“$base_dir\build”
$test_dir =
“$build_dir\test”
$aliaSql =
“$source_dir\Database\scripts\AliaSql.exe”
$databaseAction = $env:DatabaseAction
if
([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($databaseAction))
{ $databaseAction = “Rebuild”}
$databaseName = $env:DatabaseName
if
([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($databaseName))
{ $databaseName =
$projectName}
$databaseServer = $env:DatabaseServer
if
([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($databaseServer))
{ $databaseServer =
“localhost\SQL2017”}
$databaseScripts =
“$source_dir\Database\scripts”
if
([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($version))
{ $version = “9.9.9”}
if
([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($projectConfig))
{$projectConfig = “Release”}
Function Init {
rd
$build_dir -recurse -force -ErrorAction Ignore
md $build_dir
> $null
exec {
&
dotnet clean
$source_dir\$projectName.sln
-nologo -v $verbosity
}
exec {
&
dotnet restore
$source_dir\$projectName.sln
-nologo –interactive -v
$verbosity
}
#Write-Host
$projectConfig
#Write-Host
$version
}
Function Compile{
exec {
&
dotnet build
$source_dir\$projectName.sln
-nologo –no-restore -v
$verbosity -maxcpucount –configuration
$projectConfig –no-incremental
/p:Version=$version /p:Authors=”Clear
Measure” /p:Product=”Onion
DevOps Architecture”
}
}
Function UnitTests{
Push-Location -Path
$unitTestProjectPath
try {
exec {
&
dotnet test -nologo -v
$verbosity –logger:trx
–results-directory $test_dir –no-build
–no-restore –configuration $projectConfig
}
}
finally {
Pop-Location
}
}
Function IntegrationTest{
Push-Location -Path
$integrationTestProjectPath
try {
exec {
&
dotnet test -nologo -v
$verbosity –logger:trx
–results-directory $test_dir –no-build
–no-restore –configuration $projectConfig
}
}
finally {
Pop-Location
}
}
Function MigrateDatabaseLocal {
exec{
&
$aliaSql $databaseAction $databaseServer
$databaseName $databaseScripts
}
}
Function MigrateDatabaseRemote{
$appConfig =
“$integrationTestProjectPath\app.config”
$injectedConnectionString =
“Server=tcp:$databaseServer,1433;Initial
Catalog=$databaseName;Persist Security
Info=False;User
ID=$env:DatabaseUser;Password=$env:DatabasePassword;MultipleActiveResultSets=False;Encrypt=True;TrustServerCertificate=False;Connection
Timeout=30;”
write-host “Using connection string:
$injectedConnectionString“
if (
Test-Path “$appConfig“ )
{
poke-xml
$appConfig “//add[@key=’ConnectionString’]/@value”
$injectedConnectionString
}
exec {
&
$aliaSql $databaseAction $databaseServer
$databaseName $databaseScripts
$env:DatabaseUser $env:DatabasePassword
}
}
Function Pack{
Write-Output “Packaging
nuget packages”
exec{
&
.\tools\octopack\Octo.exe pack –id
“$projectName.UI” –version
$version –basePath $uiProjectPath
–outFolder $build_dir
}
exec{
&
.\tools\octopack\Octo.exe pack –id
“$projectName.Database”
–version $version –basePath
$databaseProjectPath –outFolder $build_dir
}
exec{
&
.\tools\octopack\Octo.exe pack –id
“$projectName.IntegrationTests”
–version $version –basePath
$integrationTestProjectPath –outFolder
$build_dir
}
}
Function PrivateBuild{
Init
Compile
UnitTests
MigrateDatabaseLocal
IntegrationTest
}
Function CIBuild{
Init
MigrateDatabaseRemote
Compile
UnitTests
IntegrationTest
Pack
}
