Convert Makefile into Bash script

Cram007

5/29/23, 6:58 PM

Hello i would like to convert a Makefile into a bash script or ansible-playbook any ideas ?

build/nimbus_validator_client \
        --log-level="$(RUNTIME_LOG_LEVEL)" \
        --log-file=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID)/nbc_vc_$$(date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S").log \
        --data-dir=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID) \
        --rpc-port=$$(( $(BASE_RPC_PORT) +$(NODE_ID) ))
endef

define MAKE_DEPOSIT_DATA
    build/nimbus_beacon_node deposits createTestnetDeposits \
        --network=$(1) \
        --new-wallet-file=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID)/wallet.json \
        --out-validators-dir=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID)/validators \
        --out-secrets-dir=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID)/secrets \
        --out-deposits-file=$(1)-deposits_data-$$(date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S").json \
        --count=$(VALIDATORS)
endef

define MAKE_DEPOSIT
    build/nimbus_beacon_node deposits createTestnetDeposits \
        --network=$(1) \
        --out-deposits-file=nbc-$(1)-deposits.json \
        --new-wallet-file=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID)/wallet.json \
        --out-validators-dir=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID)/validators \
        --out-secrets-dir=build/data/shared_$(1)_$(NODE_ID)/secrets \
        --count=$(VALIDATORS)

    build/deposit_contract sendDeposits \
        --web3-url=$(WEB3_URL) \
        --deposit-contract=$$(cat vendor/eth2-network/shared/$(1)/deposit_contract.txt) \
        --deposits-file=nbc-$(1)-deposits.json \
        --min-delay=$(DEPOSITS_DELAY) \
        --ask-for-key
endef

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Cram007

5/31/23, 12:01 AM

Thank you Artur Meinild

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I sit in a Tesla and translated this thread with Ai:

EN: Convert Makefile into Bash script

TH: แปลง Makefile เป็นสคริปต์ Bash

RO: Convertiți Makefile în script Bash

RU: Преобразование Makefile в сценарий Bash

VI: Chuyển đổi Makefile thành tập lệnh Bash

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