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README

      1 Intro
      2 =====
      3 
      4 The C++ version of libaddressinput library provides UI layout information and
      5 validation for address input forms. All strings in the library use UTF-8
      6 encoding.
      7 
      8 The library does not provide a UI. The user of the library must provide the user
      9 interface that uses libaddressinput. The user of the library must also provide a
     10 way to store data on disk and download data from the internet.
     11 
     12 The first client of the library is Chrome web browser. This motivates not
     13 providing UI or networking capabilities. Chrome will provide those.
     14 
     15 Dependencies
     16 ============
     17 
     18 The library depends on these tools and libraries:
     19 
     20 GYP: Generates the build files.
     21 Ninja: Executes the build files.
     22 GTest: Used for unit tests.
     23 Python: Used by GRIT, which generates localization files.
     24 
     25 Most of these packages are available on Debian-like distributions. You can
     26 install them with this command:
     27 
     28 $ sudo apt-get install gyp ninja-build libgtest-dev python
     29 
     30 Make sure that your version of GYP is at least 0.1~svn1395. Older versions of
     31 GYP do not generate the Ninja build files correctly. You can download a
     32 new-enough version from http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/gyp.
     33 
     34 If your distribution does not include the binary packages for the dependencies,
     35 you can download them from these locations:
     36 
     37 http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/gyp
     38 http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/ninja-build
     39 http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/libgtest-dev
     40 http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/python
     41 
     42 Alternatively, you can download, build, and install these tools and libraries
     43 from source code. Their home pages contain information on how to accomplish
     44 that.
     45 
     46 https://code.google.com/p/gyp/
     47 http://martine.github.io/ninja/
     48 https://code.google.com/p/googletest/
     49 http://python.org/
     50 
     51 Build
     52 =====
     53 
     54 Building the library involves generating an out/Default/build.ninja file and
     55 running ninja:
     56 
     57 $ export GYP_GENERATORS='ninja'
     58 $ gyp --depth .
     59 $ ninja -C out/Default
     60 
     61 Overriding paths defined in the *.gyp files can be done by setting the
     62 GYP_DEFINES environment variable before running gyp:
     63 
     64 $ export GYP_DEFINES="gtest_dir='/xxx/include' gtest_src_dir='/xxx'"
     65 
     66 Test
     67 ====
     68 
     69 This command will execute the unit tests for the library:
     70 
     71 $ out/Default/unit_tests
     72