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set up the benchmark on xray-core
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Nathan Sobo authored Apr 12, 2018
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script:
- script/build
- script/test
- script/bench

cache:
cargo: true
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You can install Rust via [`rustup`](https://www.rustup.rs/). We currently build correctly on Rust 1.24.1, but frequently build on the nightly channel in development to enable formatting of generated bindings. The nightly channel should not be *required* however, and if it is, that's a bug.

### Build the Cargo workspace
### Run the build script

This repository contains several components in top-level folders prefixed with `xray_*`. To build all of the rust components, simply run this in the root of the repository:
This repository contains several components in top-level folders prefixed with `xray_*`. To build all of the components, simply run this in the root of the repository:

```sh
cargo build
script/build
```

### Install the Electron app's dependencies

You'll need to install the Electron's app's dependencies with npm by running this:

To build a release version (which will be much faster):

```sh
# Move to this subdirectory of the repository:
cd xray_electron

# Install and build dependencies:
npm install
script/build --release
```

### Launch via xray_cli
## Running

We currently *only* support launching the application via the CLI. For this to work, you need to set the `XRAY_SRC_PATH` environment variable to the location of your repository. The CLI also currently *requires* an argument:

```sh
XRAY_SRC_PATH=. cargo run -p xray_cli .
XRAY_SRC_PATH=. script/xray .
```

That assumes you built with `--release`. To run the debug version, use `xray_debug` instead:

```sh
XRAY_SRC_PATH=. script/xray_debug .
```

## Running tests and benchmarks

* All tests: `script/test`
* Rust tests: `cargo test` in the root of the repository or a Rust subfolder.
* Front-end tests: `cd xray_electron && npm test`
* Benchmarks: `cargo bench`
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