edk2-pytool-library

from edk2toollib.path_utilities import Edk2Path from pathlib import Path import tempfile # Create a dummy workspace and package for demonstration with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmpdir: workspace_path = Path(tmpdir) / "edk2_workspace" package_path = workspace_path / "MyPkg" (package_path / "MyModule").mkdir(parents=True) (package_path / "MyModule" / "MyModule.inf").touch() workspace_path.mkdir() package_path.mkdir() # Instantiate Edk2Path - note the performance warning in warnings section edk2_path_obj = Edk2Path(ws=workspace_path, package_path_list=[package_path]) # Example: Get an EDK2 relative path abs_module_path = package_path / "MyModule" / "MyModule.inf" edk2_relative_path = edk2_path_obj.GetEdk2RelativePathFromAbsolutePath(str(abs_module_path)) print(f"EDK2 Relative Path: {edk2_relative_path}") # Example using a utility function (requires a file to print) test_file = Path(tmpdir) / "test.txt" test_file.write_text("Hello, EDK2!") print("\nPrinting file data:") # PrintFileData is often used internally, no direct output capturing shown here for simplicity # The function itself prints to console, so we can't easily assert its output without mocking sys.stdout # For demonstration, we simply call it. # In a real scenario, you'd likely use a logger or capture stdout. # from edk2toollib.utility_functions import PrintFileData # PrintFileData(str(test_file)) print(f"Content of {test_file.name}: {test_file.read_text()}") # Simulate PrintFileData output