Moving sample protos around, adding some docs

Makefile

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+default: darwin linux windows
+
+darwin:
+	GOOS=darwin GOARCH=amd64 go build -o protoc-gen-jsonschema.darwin-amd64
+
+linux:
+	GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o protoc-gen-jsonschema.linux-amd64
+
+windows:
+	GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -o protoc-gen-jsonschema.windows-amd64.exe

README.md

@@ -16,13 +16,13 @@ Links
 
 Sample protos (for testing)
 ---------------------------
-* Proto with a simple (flat) structure: [samples.PayloadMessage](PayloadMessage.proto)
-* Proto containing a nested object (defined internally): [ssamples.NestedObject](NestedObject.proto)
-* Proto containing a nested message (defined in a different proto file): [samples.NestedMessage](NestedMessage.proto)
-* Proto containing an array of a primitive types (string, int): [samples.ArrayOfPrimitives](ArrayOfPrimitives.proto)
-* Proto containing an array of objects (internally defined): [samples.ArrayOfObjects](ArrayOfObjects.proto)
-* Proto containing an array of messages (defined in a different proto file): [samples.ArrayOfMessage](ArrayOfMessage.proto)
-* Proto containing multi-level enums (flat and nested and arrays): [samples.Enumception](Enumception.proto)
-* Proto containing a stand-alone enum: [samples.ImportedEnum](ImportedEnum.proto)
-* Proto containing 2 stand-alone enums: [samples.FirstEnum, samples.SecondEnum](SeveralEnums.proto)
-* Proto containing 2 messages: [samples.FirstMessage, samples.SecondMessage](SeveralMessages.proto)
+* Proto with a simple (flat) structure: [samples.PayloadMessage](testdata/proto/PayloadMessage.proto)
+* Proto containing a nested object (defined internally): [samples.NestedObject](testdata/proto/NestedObject.proto)
+* Proto containing a nested message (defined in a different proto file): [samples.NestedMessage](testdata/proto/NestedMessage.proto)
+* Proto containing an array of a primitive types (string, int): [samples.ArrayOfPrimitives](testdata/proto/ArrayOfPrimitives.proto)
+* Proto containing an array of objects (internally defined): [samples.ArrayOfObjects](testdata/proto/ArrayOfObjects.proto)
+* Proto containing an array of messages (defined in a different proto file): [samples.ArrayOfMessage](testdata/proto/ArrayOfMessage.proto)
+* Proto containing multi-level enums (flat and nested and arrays): [samples.Enumception](testdata/proto/Enumception.proto)
+* Proto containing a stand-alone enum: [samples.ImportedEnum](testdata/proto/ImportedEnum.proto)
+* Proto containing 2 stand-alone enums: [samples.FirstEnum, samples.SecondEnum](testdata/proto/SeveralEnums.proto)
+* Proto containing 2 messages: [samples.FirstMessage, samples.SecondMessage](testdata/proto/SeveralMessages.proto)

generate-samples.sh

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 #!/usr/bin/env bash
-PROTO_DIR="samples/proto"
-JSONSCHEMA_DIR="samples/jsonschema"
+PROTO_DIR="testdata/proto"
+JSONSCHEMA_DIR="jsonschemas"
 PATH=$PATH:.
 
+# Ensure that the JSONSchema directory exists
+mkdir -p $JSONSCHEMA_DIR
+
 # Generate all of the files:
 for PROTO_FILE in `ls ${PROTO_DIR}/*.proto`
 do

protoc_gen_jsonschema_test.go

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ import (
 
 var (
 	protocBinary         = "/bin/protoc"
-	sampleProtoDirectory = "samples/proto"
+	sampleProtoDirectory = "testdata/proto"
 	sampleProtos         = make(map[string]SampleProto)
 )
 

testdata/README.md

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+Test Data
+=========
+
+This package contains constants two sets of test data:
+1) Proto definitions for various test cases. These define different types of messages and proto payloads which the test suite will attempt to compile.
+2) The GoLang files contain consts which define the exact JSONSchemas which are expected to be generated by the tests.