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Overview
========

The following developer tools are available, each one with its own
`loader.lgt` loader file (except for the built-in `linter` and `make`
tools, which are integrated with the compiler/runtime) and `NOTES.md`
documentation files:

- `asdf`
- `assertions`
- `code_metrics`
- `dead_code_scanner`
- `debug_messages`
- `debugger`
- `diagrams`
- `doclet`
- `help`
- `issue_creator`
- `lgtdoc`
- `lgtunit`
- `linter`
- `make`
- `packs`
- `ports_profiler`
- `profiler`
- `tutor`
- `wrapper`


Loading the developer tools
---------------------------

To load the main developer tools, use the following goal:

	| ?- logtalk_load(tools(loader)).

The `ports_profiler` tool is not loaded by default; however, as it conflicts
with the `debugger` tool as both provide a debug handler that must be unique
in a running session.

The `profiler` tool is also not loaded by default, as it provides integration
with selected backend Prolog compiler profilers that are not portable.

The `tutor` tool is also not loaded by default, given its usefulness mainly for
new users that need help understanding compiler warning and error messages.

The `wrapper` tool is also not loaded by default, given its specialized purpose
and beta status.

To load a specific tool, either change your Prolog working directory to the
tool folder and then compile and load the corresponding loader utility file
or simply use library notation as argument for the compiling and loading
predicates. For example:

	| ?- logtalk_load(lgtunit(loader)).


Tools documentation
-------------------

Specific notes about each tool can be found in the corresponding `NOTES.md`
files. HTML documentation for each tool API can be found in the `docs`
directory (open the `../docs/handbook/index.html` file with your web browser).


Tools common flags
------------------

The `lgtdoc`, `lgtunit`, and `issue_creator` tools share a `suppress_path_prefix`
flag that can be used to suppress a prefix when printing file paths. For example
(after loading the tools):

	| ?- set_logtalk_flag(suppress_path_prefix, '/home/jdoe/').

This flag is mainly used to avoid user specific path prefixes appearing
in documentation, test logs, and bug reports.


Tools requirements
------------------

Some of the developer tools have third-party dependencies. For example,
the `lgtdoc` tool depends on XSLT processors to generate documentation
final formats and uses Sphinx for the preferred HTML final format. Be
sure to consult the tools documentation details on those requirements
and possible alternatives. For convenience, follows a global list of
the main tool requirements and suggestions for installing them per
operating-system. If your operating-system or a dependency for it is
not listed, see the dependency websites for installation instructions.

### Tool dependencies for full functionality

- `diagrams`: d2, Graphviz
- `help`: `info`
- `issue_creator`: `gh`, `glab`
- `lgtdoc`: Sphinx, `libxslt`, `fop`, `texlive`, `texinfo`, `pandoc`, `xsltproc`
- `lgtunit`: Allure, `coreutils`, `gsed`
- `packs`: `coreutils`, `libarchive`, `gnupg2`, `git`, `curl`, `wget`, `direnv`

### Python dependencies (all operating-systems)

	$ pip install --upgrade pygments
	$ pip install --upgrade sphinx
	$ pip install --upgrade sphinx_rtd_theme

In alternative, if your want to use the same versions used to build release
documentation:

	$ cd manuals/sources
	$ python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

### macOS - MacPorts

	$ sudo port install d2 graphviz
	$ sudo port install texinfo pandoc
	$ sudo port install libxslt fop texlive
	$ sudo port install gsed
	$ sudo port install coreutils gsed libarchive gnupg2 git curl wget direnv
	$ sudo port install gh glab

### macOS - Homebrew

	$ brew install d2 graphviz
	$ brew install texinfo pandoc
	$ brew install libxslt fop texlive
	$ brew install allure gsed
	$ brew install coreutils libarchive gnupg2 git curl wget direnv
	$ brew install gh glab

### Ubuntu

	$ sudo apt install graphviz
	$ sudo apt install texinfo pandoc
	$ sudo apt install xsltproc fop texlive-latex-extra tex-gyre latexmk
	$ sudo apt install coreutils libarchive-tools gnupg2 git curl wget direnv
	$ sudo apt install gh

### RedHat

	$ sudo dnf install graphviz
	$ sudo dnf install texinfo pandoc
	$ sudo dnf install libxslt fop
	$ sudo dnf install bsdtar gnupg2 git curl wget direnv

### Windows - Chocolatey

	> choco install pandoc xsltproc
	> choco install d2 graphviz
	> choco install xsltproc apache-fop texlive
	> choco install gnupg git
	> choco install gh glab
	> choco install wget
	> choco install sed

### Installers

- https://d2lang.com/tour/install
- https://www.graphviz.org/download/
- https://allurereport.org/docs/
- https://www.gnupg.org/
- https://gitforwindows.org
- https://cli.github.com
- https://glab.readthedocs.io
- https://eternallybored.org/misc/wget/

### Windows - PowerShell add-ons

	PS> Install-Module -Name Set-PsEnv
