A tool for building and testing projects without redoing work unnecessarily.

A very early work in progress!

RBT is short for Roc Build Tool, and can be pronounced "ribbit." 🐸

For now, you'll need to have the nix package manager installed. After that, you can either nix-shell to get into a development shell.

If you want this to happen automatically, one way is to:

1. install direnv
2. echo "use nix" >> .envrc
3. run direnv allow

At which point, you'll enter a shell whenever you cd here.

rbt versions roc and nixpkgs using niv.

To update these deps, get into a dev shell and run niv update, or niv update roc or niv update nixpkgs to just update one or the other.

To simplify dependency management, rbt vendors a copy of Roc's standard library at vendor/roc_std. We keep this in sync with the Roc version from niv, but check in the files to make life easier in CI.

To update this code, get into a dev shell and run sync-roc-std, then commit the changes.

Regenerate bindings between Roc (whose entrypoint is Package-Config.roc) and src/glue.rs by running sync-glue from a dev shell.

If everything compiles and works, then fix any Clippy errors that have shown up in the generated code, probably by putting a #![allow(clippy)] directive at the top of the file.