A random assortment of Bazel rules.
Note: these have only been tested on Ubuntu 20.04 so they may not work on other systems.
Simply add the following to your WORKSPACE
load("@bazel_tools//tools/build_defs/repo:http.bzl", "http_archive")
http_archive(
name = "rules_wmmiii",
sha256 = "[zip sha]",
urls = [
"https://github.com/wmmiii/rules_wmmiii/archive/[commit sha].zip",
],
strip_prefix = "wmmiii_rules-[commit sha]",
)
zip sha is the SHA of the zip file downloaded.
commit sha is the SHA of the latest commit.
Tip: To figure out the zip's sha just stick the http_archive rule in your workspace without the sha256 property and run Bazel. It will tell you what the sha of the zip is and you can just include that. It's not secure but it is hermetic!
This rule does what it says on the tin, it uploads files to Google Cloud Storage.
To run this rule you must have the Google Cloud SDK installed on the client system.
You must be authenticated using a principle that has access to the bucket you will be uploading to.
gcloud auth login
Assuming you have a bucket called "example-bucket" (you probably don't, lets be honest).
load("@rules_wmmiii//:gcs_upload.bzl", upload = "gcs_upload")
upload(
name = "upload",
srcs = [
"photos/vacation_photo.jpg",
"vacation.html",
],
bucket = "example-bucket",
)
If you run bazel run //:upload it will upload the files to http://example-bucket.storage.googleapis.com/vacation_photo.jpg and http://example-bucket.storage.googleapis.com/vacation.html respectively.
Note that the files are all located in the root. There is no way to configure this as of right now. If you need this feature just open an issue and I'll look into it!