make.ps1

# Tip: add argument `run` to directly run after build for fast testing

# Write a message to the console indicating that we are creating a Python Wheel package using Poetry
Write-Output 'Creating Python Wheel package via Poetry'

# Call the Poetry executable with the `build` and `-f wheel` arguments to create a wheel package
# The `&` symbol is used to call an external program or script
& 'poetry' build -f wheel

# Write a message to the console indicating that we are building a self-contained folder/app using PyInstaller
Write-Output 'Building to self-contained folder/app via PyInstaller'

# Call the Poetry executable with the `run` argument and the `python pyinstaller.py` command to build the app
# The `pyinstaller.py` script should contain the necessary PyInstaller commands to build the app
& 'poetry' run python pyinstaller.py

# Check if the first argument passed to the script is `run`
if ($args[0] -eq 'run') {
    # If the `run` argument is present, call the built executable with the remaining arguments
    # The `Select-Object -Skip 1` command is used to skip the `run` argument and pass only the remaining arguments
    & 'dist/vinetrimmer/vinetrimmer.exe' ($args | Select-Object -Skip 1)

    # Exit the script to prevent further execution
    exit
}

# Write a message to the console indicating that we are creating a Windows installer using Inno Setup
Write-Output 'Creating Windows installer via Inno Setup'

# Call the Inno Setup compiler with the `setup.iss` script to create the installer
& 'iscc' setup.iss

# Write a message to the console indicating that the build process is complete
# The output files can be found in the `/dist` folder
Write-Output 'Done! See /dist for output files.'