Initial try at a Mac implementation

[zetashift]

The implementation is 99% based off of dirs-rs package! :P

[zetashift]

How do I test my code, running sbt test brings me the following error:

[error] /Users/zeta/dev/scala/dirs/core/shared/src/main/scala/tf/bug/dirs/Dirs.scala:14:31: not found: value WindowsPlatform
[error]   lazy val windows: Windows = WindowsPlatform
[error]                               ^
[error] /Users/zeta/dev/scala/dirs/core/shared/src/main/scala/tf/bug/dirs/Dirs.scala:15:23: not found: value MacPlatform
[error]   lazy val mac: Mac = MacPlatform
[error]                       ^
[error] two errors found
[error] /Users/zeta/dev/scala/dirs/core/shared/src/main/scala/tf/bug/dirs/Dirs.scala:14:31: not found: value WindowsPlatform
[error]   lazy val windows: Windows = WindowsPlatform
[error]                               ^
[error] one error found

[s5bug]

I don't actually have a unit test framework set up, that test module is really just an executable.

I think you specifically have to run it on the platform you're targeting.

(Really, it should end up being removed, or moved to the shared section of a demo crossproject. test/ is just the easiest way for me to throw something together in IntelliJ, and I never really should have pushed it...)

[s5bug]

contains("Mac") || contains("Darwin")? Not sure if darwin will report lower-case here though...

[zetashift]

I got the "Mac" part by runninggetProperty locally.
AFAIK, os.name never returns "darwin". However only evidence I can find is are blogposts.

[s5bug]

Looks great! Once I figure out how to run only specific targets (so we don't have to worry about Native yet), if it works I'll merge.

[zetashift]

Thank you! I'll add Linux when I have access to a Linux box again.