test.sh

#!/bin/bash -e
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#
# test.sh - Convenience script for automatically deploying the most recent
# build results using the HTTP server included with Python 3.
#
# To start a web server which listens on port 8080 and serves the static
# contents of the most recent build:
#
#     $ ./test.sh
#
#
# To use a different port, specify that port as the sole argument to the
# script:
#
#     $ ./test.sh 8081
#
# If running test.sh, beware that executing "mvn clean" will break the
# currently deployed web application, as "mvn clean" removes the target
# directory. To take recent changes into account without rerunning test.sh,
# just run "mvn package" without "clean".
#

##
## The TCP port that the HTTP server should listen on. By default, port 8080
## will be used.
##
PORT="${1:-8080}"

# Change into the directory containing the build results
cd "$(dirname "$0")"/target/glyptodon-enterprise-player-*/

# Serve the current working directory with the Python 3 web server
python3 -m http.server "$PORT"