Contributing

• Contributing
  • Setup
    • Using a dev container environment
    • Bring your own toolbox
  • Build
  • Test

Setup

Using a dev container environment

OpenDAL provides a pre-configured dev container that could be used in GitHub Codespaces, VSCode, JetBrains, JupyterLab. Please pick up your favourite runtime environment.

The fastest way is:

Bring your own toolbox

To build OpenDAL Zig binding locally, you need:

• Zig 0.14.0 or higher

Note:

0.14.0 is not released yet. You can use master instead before the official 0.14.0 released.

Build

First, build the C bindings:

zig build libopendal_c

Note:

• zig build adds the header file opendal.h under ../c/include
• The library is under ../../target/debug or ../../target/release after building.

Test

To build and run the tests.

zig build test --summary all

Opendal BDD test (0.83ms)
Semantic Analyzer (0.01ms)

2 of 2 tests passed

Slowest 2 tests: 
  0.01ms	Semantic Analyzer
  0.83ms	Opendal BDD test
Error Tests (0.01ms)
Semantic Analyzer (0.00ms)
operator basic operations (0.83ms)
operator advanced operations (0.19ms)
sync operations (0.08ms)

5 of 5 tests passed

Slowest 5 tests: 
  0.00ms	Semantic Analyzer
  0.01ms	Error Tests
  0.08ms	sync operations
  0.19ms	operator advanced operations
  0.83ms	operator basic operations
Build Summary: 9/9 steps succeeded
test success
+- run make success 12s MaxRSS:519M
|  +- libopendal_c_cmake success
|     +- run cmake success 99ms MaxRSS:14M
+- run test success 3ms MaxRSS:15M
|  +- zig test Debug native success 31s MaxRSS:289M
|     +- translate-c success 25ms MaxRSS:53M
+- run bdd_test success 2ms MaxRSS:14M
   +- zig test bdd_test Debug native success 31s MaxRSS:265M
      +- translate-c (reused)