[Review Only - Do Not Merge] Adham/scripts #11
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Hi @AdhamEA - please see the review comments I have made in this pull request. Best way to look at it is with the "Files" tab. You can open a pull request with your branch next time, and I will see it and be able to give you a code review. You can do this even if you are not ready to merge. Just add something like [Review Only] to the title. |
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| USE_ADR=0 |
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Hey Adham,
For variable names, you can use lowercase (use_adr). The upper case is a convention that came from Bash files, but isn't necessary here.
This seems like a reasonable style guide to follow: https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/#global-variable-names
Function names should be lowercase, with words separated by underscores as necessary to improve readability.
Variable names follow the same convention as function names.
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| #for i in range(1,variable) : | ||
| # del opts[i] |
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This can be deleted before merging.
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| CHECK_DIR="c:/subprojects" |
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For readability purposes, I prefer having a space around the "="
CHECK_DIR = "c:/subprojects"
But also, this variable should not be hardcoded to that particular folder, right?
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| DEST_PATH_2= os.path.exists(f"{args[0]}") | ||
| if(DEST_PATH_2==False): |
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Since you have a DEST_DIR variable, you should reference that instead of args[0] int his section of code.
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you mean instead of f"args[0]" i need to put f"{DEST_DIR}" ? right ?
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| CHECK_PATH_1= os.path.exists(f"{CHECK_DIR}/Tools") | ||
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| CHECK_DIR=os.chdir(f"{CHECK_DIR}") | ||
| CHECK_PATH_1= os.path.exists(f"{CHECK_DIR}") |
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what does the "f" mean here?
(f"{CHECK_DIR}")
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f strings is a way to replace variables with its values : lets take on consideration this example :
VAL = 5
print(f "val = {VAL}")
the output :
val = 5
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/formatted-string-literals-f-strings-python/
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| TOOLCHAIN_INSTALL_DIR = "/usr/local/toolchains " |
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The space at the end is not needed.
| # Download and install dependency # | ||
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| os.chdir('c:\\tmp') |
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Same tmp problem here
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| HOME=input("Give Home Directory :") | ||
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| print("erreur + help function ") |
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Can you actually print a help function here? :)
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haha sure it was just a reminder print so i can write it later :D
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| os.system(f"cat {HOME}/.bash_profile") | ||
| if (os.path.isfile("c:/.bash_profile")==True): | ||
| exec(open('c:/.bash_profile').read()) |
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Can you explain what this section of code is doing?
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based on the bash script
if [ "$(uname)" == "Darwin" ]; then
cat << ENDOFBLOCK >> $HOME/.bash_profile
if [ -f $HOME/.bashrc ]; then
source $HOME/.bashrc
fi
first i checked if the platform system is Mac (i need to change platform.release to platform.system) then since i didnt find any equivalent bash command " cat " in python scripts i used os.system() function
then i checked if the $HOME/.bashrc is actually a regular file and not directory
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File should not be included - accidental commit, probably from running the script :).
Same is true for the .github folder, tools/.gitignore, and tools/subprojects.
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