Developers

This page contains a rough collection of notes for people wanting to build Funnel from source and/or edit the code.

Building the Funnel source

1. Install Go 1.11+. Check the version with go version.

2. Ensure GOPATH is set. See the docs for help. Also, you probably want to add $GOPATH/bin to your PATH.

3. Clone funnel and build

   $ git clone https://github.com/ohsu-comp-bio/funnel.git
   $ cd funnel
   $ make
   

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4. Funnel is now downloaded and installed. Try funnel version.

5. You can edit the code and run make install to recompile.

Developer Tools

A Funnel development environment includes:

• Go 1.11+ for the majority of the code.
• Task Execution Schemas for task APIs.
• Protobuf + gRPC for RPC communication.
• gRPC Gateway for HTTP communication.
• Angular and SASS for the web dashboard.
• GNU Make for development tasks.
• Docker for executing task containers (tested with v1.12, v1.13).
• dep for Go dependency vendoring.
• Make for development/build commands.
• NodeJS and NPM for web dashboard development.

Makefile

Most development tasks are run through make commands, including build, release, testing, website docs, lint, tidy, webdash dev, and more. See the Makefile for an up-to-date list of commands.

Go Tests

Run all tests: make test
Run the worker tests: go test ./worker/...
Run the worker tests with “Cancel” in the name: go test ./worker -run Cancel

You get the idea. See the go test docs for more.

Mocking

The testify and mockery tools are used to generate and use mock interfaces in test code, for example, to mock the Google Cloud APIs.

Making a release

• Update Makefile, edit FUNNEL_VERSION and LAST_PR_NUMBER
  • LAST_PR_NUMBER can be found by looking at the previous release notes from the previous release.
• Run make website, which updates the download links and other content.
  • Check the website locally by running make website-dev
• Commit these changes.
  • Because goreleaser requires a clean working tree in git
  • This is a special case where it’s easiest to commit to master.
• Create a git tag: git tag X.Y.Z
• Run make release
  • This will build cross-platform binaries, build release notes, and draft an unpublished GitHub release.
  • Check the built artifacts by downloading the tarballs from the GitHub draft release and running funnel version.
• git push origin master to push your website and release changes.
• A tagged docker image for the release will be built automatically on dockerhub.
• Publish the draft release on GitHub.
• Copy build/release/funnel.rb to the ohsu-comp-bio/homebrew-formula/Formula/funnel.rb Homebrew formula repo, and push those changes to master.