from pythonforandroid.recipe import TargetPythonRecipe from pythonforandroid.toolchain import shprint, current_directory, ArchARM from pythonforandroid.logger import info, error from pythonforandroid.util import ensure_dir, temp_directory from os.path import exists, join import glob import sh prebuilt_download_locations = { '3.6': ('https://github.com/inclement/crystax_python_builds/' 'releases/download/0.1/crystax_python_3.6_armeabi_armeabi-v7a.tar.gz')} class Python3Recipe(TargetPythonRecipe): version = '3.5' url = '' name = 'python3crystax' depends = ['hostpython3crystax'] conflicts = ['python2', 'python3'] from_crystax = True def get_dir_name(self): name = super(Python3Recipe, self).get_dir_name() name += '-version{}'.format(self.version) return name def build_arch(self, arch): # We don't have to actually build anything as CrystaX comes # with the necessary modules. They are included by modifying # the Android.mk in the jni folder. # If the Python version to be used is not prebuilt with the CrystaX # NDK, we do have to download it. crystax_python_dir = join(self.ctx.ndk_dir, 'sources', 'python') if not exists(join(crystax_python_dir, self.version)): info(('The NDK does not have a prebuilt Python {}, trying ' 'to obtain one.').format(self.version)) if self.version not in prebuilt_download_locations: error(('No prebuilt version for Python {} could be found, ' 'the built cannot continue.')) exit(1) with temp_directory() as td: self.download_file(prebuilt_download_locations[self.version], join(td, 'downloaded_python')) shprint(sh.tar, 'xf', join(td, 'downloaded_python'), '--directory', crystax_python_dir) if not exists(join(crystax_python_dir, self.version)): error(('Something went wrong, the directory at {} should ' 'have been created but does not exist.').format( join(crystax_python_dir, self.version))) if not exists(join( crystax_python_dir, self.version, 'libs', arch.arch)): error(('The prebuilt Python for version {} does not contain ' 'binaries for your chosen architecture "{}".').format( self.version, arch.arch)) exit(1) # TODO: We should have an option to build a new Python. This # would also allow linking to openssl and sqlite from CrystaX. dirn = self.ctx.get_python_install_dir() ensure_dir(dirn) # Instead of using a locally built hostpython, we use the # user's Python for now. They must have the right version # available. Using e.g. pyenv makes this easy. self.ctx.hostpython = 'python{}'.format(self.version) recipe = Python3Recipe()