glances/Makefile

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PORT ?= 8008
VENV := venv/bin
VENV_DEV := venv-dev/bin
VENV_MIN := venv-min/bin
CONF := conf/glances.conf
PIP := $(VENV)/pip
PYTHON := $(VENV)/python
UNITTEST := unittest
DOCKER_BUILD := docker buildx build
DOCKER_RUN := docker run
DOCKERFILE_UBUNTU := docker-files/ubuntu.Dockerfile
DOCKERFILE_ALPINE := docker-files/alpine.Dockerfile
PODMAN_SOCK ?= /run/user/$(shell id -u)/podman/podman.sock
DOCKER_SOCK ?= /var/run/docker.sock
DOCKER_SOCKS := -v $(PODMAN_SOCK):$(PODMAN_SOCK):ro -v $(DOCKER_SOCK):$(DOCKER_SOCK):ro
DOCKER_OPTS := --rm -e TZ="${TZ}" -e GLANCES_OPT="" --pid host --network host
LASTTAG = $(shell git describe --tags --abbrev=0)
# if the command is only `make`, the default tasks will be the printing of the help.
.DEFAULT_GOAL := help
.PHONY: help test docs docs-server venv venv-min venv-dev
help: ## List all make commands available
@grep -E '^[\.a-zA-Z_%-]+:.*?## .*$$' $(MAKEFILE_LIST) | \
awk -F ":" '{print $1}' | \
grep -v % | \
sed 's/\\//g' | \
sort | \
awk 'BEGIN {FS = ":[^:]*?##"}; {printf "\033[1;34mmake %-50s\033[0m %s\n", $$1, $$2}'
# ===================================================================
# Virtualenv
# ===================================================================
venv-python: venv-full-python venv-min-python venv-dev-python ## Install all Python 3 venv
venv: venv-full venv-min venv-dev ## Install all Python 3 dependencies
venv-upgrade: venv-full-upgrade venv-min-upgrade venv-dev-upgrade ## Upgrade all Python 3 dependencies
# For full installation (with optional dependencies)
venv-full-python: ## Install Python 3 venv
virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 venv
venv-full: venv-python ## Install Python 3 run-time dependencies
$(PIP) install -r requirements.txt
$(PIP) install -r optional-requirements.txt
venv-full-upgrade: ## Upgrade Python 3 run-time dependencies
$(PIP) install --upgrade pip
$(PIP) install --upgrade -r requirements.txt
$(PIP) install --upgrade -r optional-requirements.txt
# For minimal installation (without optional dependencies)
venv-min-python: ## Install Python 3 venv minimal
virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 venv-min
venv-min: venv-min-python ## Install Python 3 minimal run-time dependencies
$(VENV_MIN)/pip install -r requirements.txt
venv-min-upgrade: ## Upgrade Python 3 minimal run-time dependencies
$(VENV_MIN)/pip install --upgrade pip
$(VENV_MIN)/pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt
# For development
venv-dev-python: ## Install Python 3 venv
virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 venv-dev
venv-dev: venv-python ## Install Python 3 dev dependencies
$(VENV_DEV)/pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
$(VENV_DEV)/pip install -r doc-requirements.txt
$(VENV_DEV)/pre-commit install --hook-type pre-commit
venv-dev-upgrade: ## Upgrade Python 3 dev dependencies
$(VENV_DEV)/pip install --upgrade pip
$(VENV_DEV)/pip install --upgrade -r dev-requirements.txt
$(VENV_DEV)/pip install --upgrade -r doc-requirements.txt
# ===================================================================
# Tests
# ===================================================================
test-core: ## Run core unit tests
$(PYTHON) $(UNITTEST)-core.py
test-restful: ## Run Restful unit tests
$(PYTHON) $(UNITTEST)-restful.py
test-xmlrpc: ## Run XMLRPC unit tests
$(PYTHON) $(UNITTEST)-xmlrpc.py
test: test-core test-restful test-xmlrpc ## Run unit tests
test-with-upgrade: venv-upgrade venv-dev-upgrade test ## Upgrade deps and run unit tests
test-min: ## Run core unit tests in minimal environment
$(VENV_MIN)/python $(UNITTEST)-core.py
test-min-with-upgrade: venv-min-upgrade ## Upgrade deps and run unit tests in minimal environment
$(VENV_MIN)/python $(UNITTEST)-core.py
# ===================================================================
# Linters, profilers and cyber security
# ===================================================================
format: ## Format the code
$(VENV_DEV)/python -m ruff format .
lint: ## Lint the code.
$(VENV_DEV)/python -m ruff check . --fix
codespell: ## Run codespell to fix common misspellings in text files
$(VENV_DEV)/codespell -S .git,./docs/_build,./Glances.egg-info,./venv*,./glances/outputs,*.svg -L hart,bu,te,statics -w
semgrep: ## Run semgrep to find bugs and enforce code standards
$(VENV_DEV)/semgrep scan --config=auto
profiling-gprof: ## Callgraph profiling (need "apt install graphviz")
@echo "Start Glances for 30 iterations (more or less 1 mins, please do not exit !)"
sleep 3
$(PYTHON) -m cProfile -o ./glances.cprof ./run.py --stop-after 30
$(VENV_DEV)/gprof2dot -f pstats ./glances.cprof | dot -Tsvg -o ./docs/_static/glances-cgraph.svg
rm -f ./glances.cprof
profiling-pyinstrument: ## PyInstrument profiling
@echo "Start Glances for 30 iterations (more or less 1 mins, please do not exit !)"
sleep 3
$(PIP) install pyinstrument
$(PYTHON) -m pyinstrument -r html -o ./docs/_static/glances-pyinstrument.html -m glances --stop-after 30
profiling-pyspy: ## Flame profiling (currently not compatible with Python 3.12)
@echo "Start Glances for 30 iterations (more or less 1 mins, please do not exit !)"
sleep 3
$(VENV_DEV)/py-spy record -o ./docs/_static/glances-flame.svg -d 60 -s -- $(PYTHON) ./run.py --stop-after 30
profiling: profiling-gprof profiling-pyinstrument profiling-pyspy ## Profiling of the Glances software
trace-malloc: ## Trace the malloc() calls
@echo "Malloc test is running, please wait ~30 secondes..."
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) --trace-malloc --stop-after 15 --quiet
memory-leak: ## Profile memory leaks
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) --memory-leak
memory-profiling: ## Profile memory usage
@echo "It's a very long test (~4 hours)..."
rm -f mprofile_*.dat
@echo "1/2 - Start memory profiling with the history option enable"
$(VENV_DEV)/mprof run -T 1 -C run.py -C $(CONF) --stop-after 2400 --quiet
$(VENV_DEV)/mprof plot --output ./docs/_static/glances-memory-profiling-with-history.png
rm -f mprofile_*.dat
@echo "2/2 - Start memory profiling with the history option disable"
$(VENV_DEV)/mprof run -T 1 -C run.py -C $(CONF) --disable-history --stop-after 2400 --quiet
$(VENV_DEV)/mprof plot --output ./docs/_static/glances-memory-profiling-without-history.png
rm -f mprofile_*.dat
# Trivy installation: https://aquasecurity.github.io/trivy/latest/getting-started/installation/
trivy: ## Run Trivy to find vulnerabilities in container images
trivy fs .
# ===================================================================
# Docs
# ===================================================================
docs: ## Create the documentation
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) --api-doc > ./docs/api.rst
cd docs && ./build.sh && cd ..
docs-server: docs ## Start a Web server to serve the documentation
(sleep 2 && sensible-browser "http://localhost:$(PORT)") &
cd docs/_build/html/ && ../../../venv/bin/python -m http.server $(PORT)
release-note: ## Generate release note
git --no-pager log $(LASTTAG)..HEAD --first-parent --pretty=format:"* %s"
@echo "\n"
git --no-pager shortlog -s -n $(LASTTAG)..HEAD
install: ## Open a Web Browser to the installation procedure
sensible-browser "https://github.com/nicolargo/glances#installation"
# ===================================================================
# WebUI
# Follow ./glances/outputs/static/README.md for more information
# ===================================================================
webui: ## Build the Web UI
cd glances/outputs/static/ && npm ci && npm run build
webui-audit: ## Audit the Web UI
cd glances/outputs/static/ && npm audit
webui-audit-fix: ## Fix audit the Web UI
cd glances/outputs/static/ && npm audit fix && npm ci && npm run build
# ===================================================================
# Packaging
# ===================================================================
flatpak: venv-dev-upgrade ## Generate FlatPack JSON file
git clone https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools.git
$(PYTHON) ./flatpak-builder-tools/pip/flatpak-pip-generator glances
rm -rf ./flatpak-builder-tools
@echo "Now follow: https://github.com/flathub/flathub/wiki/App-Submission"
# Snap package is automatically build on the Snapcraft.io platform
# https://snapcraft.io/glances
# But you can try an offline build with the following command
snapcraft:
snapcraft
# ===================================================================
# Docker
# Need Docker Buildx package (apt install docker-buildx on Ubuntu)
# ===================================================================
docker: docker-alpine docker-ubuntu ## Generate local docker images
docker-alpine: docker-alpine-full docker-alpine-minimal docker-alpine-dev ## Generate local docker images (Alpine)
docker-alpine-full: ## Generate local docker image (Alpine full)
$(DOCKER_BUILD) --target full -f $(DOCKERFILE_ALPINE) -t glances:local-alpine-full .
docker-alpine-minimal: ## Generate local docker image (Alpine minimal)
$(DOCKER_BUILD) --target minimal -f $(DOCKERFILE_ALPINE) -t glances:local-alpine-minimal .
docker-alpine-dev: ## Generate local docker image (Alpine dev)
$(DOCKER_BUILD) --target dev -f $(DOCKERFILE_ALPINE) -t glances:local-alpine-dev .
docker-ubuntu: docker-ubuntu-full docker-ubuntu-minimal docker-ubuntu-dev ## Generate local docker images (Ubuntu)
docker-ubuntu-full: ## Generate local docker image (Ubuntu full)
$(DOCKER_BUILD) --target full -f $(DOCKERFILE_UBUNTU) -t glances:local-ubuntu-full .
docker-ubuntu-minimal: ## Generate local docker image (Ubuntu minimal)
$(DOCKER_BUILD) --target minimal -f $(DOCKERFILE_UBUNTU) -t glances:local-ubuntu-minimal .
docker-ubuntu-dev: ## Generate local docker image (Ubuntu dev)
$(DOCKER_BUILD) --target dev -f $(DOCKERFILE_UBUNTU) -t glances:local-ubuntu-dev .
# ===================================================================
# Run
# ===================================================================
run: ## Start Glances in console mode (also called standalone)
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF)
run-debug: ## Start Glances in debug console mode (also called standalone)
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) -d
run-local-conf: ## Start Glances in console mode with the system conf file
$(PYTHON) -m glances
run-local-conf-hide-public: ## Start Glances in console mode with the system conf file and hide public information
$(PYTHON) -m glances --hide-public-info
run-min: ## Start minimal Glances in console mode (also called standalone)
$(VENV_MIN)/python -m glances -C $(CONF)
run-min-debug: ## Start minimal Glances in debug console mode (also called standalone)
$(VENV_MIN)/python -m glances -C $(CONF) -d
run-min-local-conf: ## Start minimal Glances in console mode with the system conf file
$(VENV_MIN)/python -m glances
run-docker-alpine-minimal: ## Start Glances Alpine Docker minimal in console mode
$(DOCKER_RUN) $(DOCKER_OPTS) $(DOCKER_SOCKS) -it glances:local-alpine-minimal
run-docker-alpine-full: ## Start Glances Alpine Docker full in console mode
$(DOCKER_RUN) $(DOCKER_OPTS) $(DOCKER_SOCKS) -it glances:local-alpine-full
run-docker-alpine-dev: ## Start Glances Alpine Docker dev in console mode
$(DOCKER_RUN) $(DOCKER_OPTS) $(DOCKER_SOCKS) -it glances:local-alpine-dev
run-docker-ubuntu-minimal: ## Start Glances Ubuntu Docker minimal in console mode
$(DOCKER_RUN) $(DOCKER_OPTS) $(DOCKER_SOCKS) -it glances:local-ubuntu-minimal
run-docker-ubuntu-full: ## Start Glances Ubuntu Docker full in console mode
$(DOCKER_RUN) $(DOCKER_OPTS) $(DOCKER_SOCKS) -it glances:local-ubuntu-full
run-docker-ubuntu-dev: ## Start Glances Ubuntu Docker dev in console mode
$(DOCKER_RUN) $(DOCKER_OPTS) $(DOCKER_SOCKS) -it glances:local-ubuntu-dev
run-webserver: ## Start Glances in Web server mode
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) -w
run-webserver-local-conf: ## Start Glances in Web server mode with the system conf file
$(PYTHON) -m glances -w
run-webserver-local-conf-hide-public: ## Start Glances in Web server mode with the system conf file and hide public info
$(PYTHON) -m glances -w --hide-public-info
run-restapiserver: ## Start Glances in REST API server mode
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) -w --disable-webui
run-server: ## Start Glances in server mode (RPC)
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) -s
run-client: ## Start Glances in client mode (RPC)
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) -c localhost
run-browser: ## Start Glances in browser mode (RPC)
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) --browser
run-issue: ## Start Glances in issue mode
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) --issue
run-multipass: ## Install and start Glances in a VM (only available on Ubuntu with multipass already installed)
multipass launch -n glances-on-lts lts
multipass exec glances-on-lts -- sudo snap install glances
multipass exec glances-on-lts -- glances
multipass stop glances-on-lts
multipass delete glances-on-lts
show-version: ## Show Glances version number
$(PYTHON) -m glances -C $(CONF) -V