# Copyright 2016 The Nomulus Authors. All Rights Reserved. # # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. """Zip file creator that allows arbitrary path renaming. This rule takes two main inputs: a bunch of filesets and a dictionary of hard-coded source to dest mappings. It then applies those mappings to the input file paths, to create a zip file with the same name as the rule. The following preconditions must be met: - Sources and destinations can't begin or end with slash. - Every file must be matched by a mapping. - Every mapping must match something. The source can either be an exact match or a prefix. - If a match is exact, the destination replaces the entire path. If the destination path is empty, then the path remains the same. - If the match is a prefix, then the destination replaces the source prefix in the path. If the destination is empty, then the source prefix is removed. - If source is an empty string, it matches everything. In this case, destination becomes the path prefix. Prefixes are matched with component granularity, not characters. Mappings with more components take precedence. Mappings with equal components are sorted asciibetically. Mappings apply to the "short path" of a file, which is relative to the root of the repository, not the current directory. Short paths do not take into consideration bazel-foo/ output directories. Furthermore, if a file is located in an external repository, then its short path will begin with external/foo/. The deps attribute allows zip_file() rules to depend on other zip_file() rules. In such cases, the contents of directly dependent zip files are unzipped and then re-zipped. Mappings specified by the current rule do not apply to the files extracted from dependent zips. However those files can be overridden. The simplest example of this rule, which simply zips up short paths, is as follows: # //my/package/BUILD zip_file( name = "doodle", srcs = ["hello.txt"], mappings = {"": ""}, ) The rule above would create a zip file name //my/package/doodle.zip which would contain a single file named "my/package/hello.txt". If we wanted to strip the package path, we could do the following: # //my/package/BUILD zip_file( name = "doodle", srcs = ["hello.txt"], mappings = {"my/package": ""}, ) In this case, doodle.zip would contain a single file: "hello.txt". If we wanted to rename hello.txt, we could do the following: # //my/package/BUILD zip_file( name = "doodle", srcs = ["hello.txt"], mappings = {"my/package/hello.txt": "my/package/world.txt"}, ) A zip file can be assembled across many rules. For example: # //webapp/html/BUILD zip_file( name = "assets", srcs = glob(["*.html"]), mappings = {"webapp/html": ""}, ) # //webapp/js/BUILD zip_file( name = "assets", srcs = glob(["*.js"]), mappings = {"webapp/js": "assets/js"}, ) # //webapp/BUILD zip_file( name = "war", deps = [ "//webapp/html:assets", "//webapp/js:assets", ], mappings = {"webapp/html": ""}, ) """ load('//java/google/registry/builddefs:defs.bzl', 'ZIPPER', 'runpath') def _impl(ctx): """Implementation of zip_file() rule.""" for s, d in ctx.attr.mappings.items(): if (s.startswith('/') or s.endswith('/') or d.startswith('/') or d.endswith('/')): fail('mappings should not begin or end with slash') mapped = _map_sources(ctx.files.srcs, ctx.attr.mappings) cmd = [ '#!/bin/sh', 'set -e', 'repo="$(pwd)"', 'zipper="${repo}/%s"' % ctx.file._zipper.path, 'archive="${repo}/%s"' % ctx.outputs.out.path, 'tmp="$(mktemp -d "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/zip_file.XXXXXXXXXX")"', 'cd "${tmp}"', ] cmd += ['"${zipper}" x "${repo}/%s"' % dep.zip_file.path for dep in ctx.attr.deps] cmd += ['mkdir -p "${tmp}/%s"' % zip_path for zip_path in set( [zip_path[:zip_path.rindex('/')] for _, zip_path in mapped if '/' in zip_path])] cmd += ['ln -sf "${repo}/%s" "${tmp}/%s"' % (path, zip_path) for path, zip_path in mapped] cmd += [ ('find . | sed 1d | cut -c 3- | LC_ALL=C sort' + ' | xargs "${zipper}" cC "${archive}"'), 'cd "${repo}"', 'rm -rf "${tmp}"', ] script = ctx.new_file(ctx.configuration.bin_dir, '%s.sh' % ctx.label.name) ctx.file_action(output=script, content='\n'.join(cmd), executable=True) inputs = [ctx.file._zipper] inputs += [dep.zip_file for dep in ctx.attr.deps] inputs += ctx.files.srcs ctx.action( inputs=inputs, outputs=[ctx.outputs.out], executable=script, mnemonic='zip', progress_message='Creating zip with %d inputs %s' % ( len(inputs), ctx.label)) return struct(files=set([ctx.outputs.out]), zip_file=ctx.outputs.out) def _map_sources(srcs, mappings): """Calculates paths in zip file for srcs.""" # order mappings with more path components first mappings = sorted([(-len(source.split('/')), source, dest) for source, dest in mappings.items()]) # get rid of the integer part of tuple used for sorting mappings = [(source, dest) for _, source, dest in mappings] mappings_indexes = range(len(mappings)) used = {i: False for i in mappings_indexes} mapped = [] for file_ in srcs: short_path = runpath(file_) zip_path = None for i in mappings_indexes: source = mappings[i][0] dest = mappings[i][1] if not source: if dest: zip_path = dest + '/' + short_path else: zip_path = short_path elif source == short_path: if dest: zip_path = dest else: zip_path = short_path elif short_path.startswith(source + '/'): if dest: zip_path = dest + short_path[len(source):] else: zip_path = short_path[len(source) + 1:] else: continue used[i] = True break if not zip_path: fail('no mapping matched: ' + short_path) mapped += [(file_.path, zip_path)] for i in mappings_indexes: if not used[i]: fail('superfluous mapping: "%s" -> "%s"' % mappings[i]) return mapped zip_file = rule( implementation=_impl, output_to_genfiles = True, attrs={ 'out': attr.output(mandatory=True), 'srcs': attr.label_list(allow_files=True), 'deps': attr.label_list(providers=['zip_file']), 'mappings': attr.string_dict(), '_zipper': attr.label(default=Label(ZIPPER), single_file=True), })