bazel-lib/lib/private/write_source_file.bzl

"write_source_file implementation"

load(":diff_test.bzl", _diff_test = "diff_test")
load(":directory_path.bzl", "DirectoryPathInfo")
load(":fail_with_message_test.bzl", "fail_with_message_test")
load(":utils.bzl", "utils")

WriteSourceFileInfo = provider(
    "Provider for write_source_file targets",
    fields = {
        "executable": "Executable that updates the source files",
    },
)

def write_source_file(
        name,
        in_file = None,
        out_file = None,
        executable = False,
        additional_update_targets = [],
        suggested_update_target = None,
        diff_test = True,
        **kwargs):
    """Write a file or directory to the source tree.

    By default, a `diff_test` target ("{name}_test") is generated that ensure the source tree file or directory to be written to
    is up to date and the rule also checks that the source tree file or directory to be written to exists.
    To disable the exists check and up-to-date test set `diff_test` to `False`.

    Args:
        name: Name of the runnable target that creates or updates the source tree file or directory.

        in_file: File or directory to use as the desired content to write to `out_file`.

            This is typically a file or directory output of another target. If `in_file` is a directory then entire directory contents are copied.

        out_file: The file or directory to write to in the source tree. Must be within the same containing Bazel package as this target.

        executable: Whether source tree file or files within the source tree directory written should be made executable.

        additional_update_targets: List of other `write_source_files` or `write_source_file` targets to call in the same run.

        suggested_update_target: Label of the `write_source_files` or `write_source_file` target to suggest running when files are out of date.

        diff_test: Test that the source tree file or directory exist and is up to date.

        **kwargs: Other common named parameters such as `tags` or `visibility`

    Returns:
        Name of the generated test target if requested, otherwise None.
    """
    if out_file:
        if not in_file:
            fail("in_file must be specified if out_file is set")

    if in_file:
        if not out_file:
            fail("out_file must be specified if in_file is set")

    if out_file:
        out_file = utils.to_label(out_file)

        if utils.is_external_label(out_file):
            msg = "out file {} must be in the user workspace".format(out_file)
            fail(msg)
        if out_file.package != native.package_name():
            msg = "out file {} (in package '{}') must be a source file within the target's package: '{}'".format(out_file, out_file.package, native.package_name())
            fail(msg)

    _write_source_file(
        name = name,
        in_file = in_file,
        out_file = out_file.name if out_file else None,
        executable = executable,
        additional_update_targets = additional_update_targets,
        **kwargs
    )

    if not in_file or not out_file or not diff_test:
        return None

    out_file_missing = _is_file_missing(out_file)
    test_target_name = "%s_test" % name

    if out_file_missing:
        if suggested_update_target == None:
            message = """

%s does not exist. To create & update this file, run:

    bazel run //%s:%s

""" % (out_file, native.package_name(), name)
        else:
            message = """

%s does not exist. To create & update this and other generated files, run:

    bazel run %s

To create an update *only* this file, run:

    bazel run //%s:%s

""" % (out_file, utils.to_label(suggested_update_target), native.package_name(), name)

        # Stamp out a test that fails with a helpful message when the source file doesn't exist.
        # Note that we cannot simply call fail() here since it will fail during the analysis
        # phase and prevent the user from calling bazel run //update/the:file.
        fail_with_message_test(
            name = test_target_name,
            message = message,
            visibility = kwargs.get("visibility"),
            tags = kwargs.get("tags"),
        )
    else:
        if suggested_update_target == None:
            message = """

%s is out of date. To update this file, run:

    bazel run //%s:%s

""" % (out_file, native.package_name(), name)
        else:
            message = """

%s is out of date. To update this and other generated files, run:

    bazel run %s

To update *only* this file, run:

    bazel run //%s:%s

""" % (out_file, utils.to_label(suggested_update_target), native.package_name(), name)

        # Stamp out a diff test the check that the source file is up to date
        _diff_test(
            name = test_target_name,
            file1 = in_file,
            file2 = out_file,
            failure_message = message,
            **kwargs
        )

    return test_target_name

_write_source_file_attrs = {
    "in_file": attr.label(allow_files = True, mandatory = False),
    # out_file is intentionally an attr.string() and not a attr.label(). This is so that
    # bazel query 'kind("source file", deps(//path/to:target))' does not return
    # out_file in the list of source file deps. ibazel uses this query to determine
    # which source files to watch so if the out_file is returned then ibazel watches
    # and it goes into an infinite update, notify loop when running this target.
    # See https://github.com/aspect-build/bazel-lib/pull/52 for more context.
    "out_file": attr.string(mandatory = False),
    "executable": attr.bool(),
    # buildifier: disable=attr-cfg
    "additional_update_targets": attr.label_list(
        # Intentionally use the target platform since the target is always meant to be `bazel run`
        # on the host machine but we don't want to transition it to the host platform and have the
        # generated file rebuilt in a separate output tree. Target platform should always be equal
        # to the host platform when using `write_source_files`.
        cfg = "target",
        mandatory = False,
        providers = [WriteSourceFileInfo],
    ),
    "_windows_constraint": attr.label(default = "@platforms//os:windows"),
    "_macos_constraint": attr.label(default = "@platforms//os:macos"),
}

def _write_source_file_sh(ctx, paths):
    is_macos = ctx.target_platform_has_constraint(ctx.attr._macos_constraint[platform_common.ConstraintValueInfo])

    updater = ctx.actions.declare_file(
        ctx.label.name + "_update.sh",
    )

    additional_update_scripts = []
    for target in ctx.attr.additional_update_targets:
        additional_update_scripts.append(target[WriteSourceFileInfo].executable)

    contents = ["""#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -o errexit -o nounset -o pipefail
runfiles_dir=$PWD
# BUILD_WORKSPACE_DIRECTORY not set when running as a test, uses the sandbox instead
if [[ ! -z "${BUILD_WORKSPACE_DIRECTORY:-}" ]]; then
    cd "$BUILD_WORKSPACE_DIRECTORY"
fi"""]

    if ctx.attr.executable:
        executable_file = "chmod +x \"$out\""
        executable_dir = "chmod -R +x \"$out\"/*"
    else:
        executable_file = "chmod -x \"$out\""
        if is_macos:
            # -x+X doesn't work on macos so we have to find files and remove the execute bits only from those
            executable_dir = "find \"$out\" -type f | xargs chmod -x"
        else:
            # Remove execute/search bit recursively from files bit not directories: https://superuser.com/a/434418
            executable_dir = "chmod -R -x+X \"$out\"/*"

    for in_path, out_path in paths:
        contents.append("""
in=$runfiles_dir/{in_path}
out={out_path}

mkdir -p "$(dirname "$out")"
if [[ -f "$in" ]]; then
    echo "Copying file $in to $out in $PWD"
    rm -Rf "$out"
    cp -f "$in" "$out"
    # cp should make the file writable but call chmod anyway as a defense in depth
    chmod ug+w "$out"
    # cp should make the file not-executable but set the desired execute bit in both cases as a defense in depth
    {executable_file}
else
    echo "Copying directory $in to $out in $PWD"
    rm -Rf "$out"/*
    mkdir -p "$out"
    cp -fRL "$in"/* "$out"
    chmod -R ug+w "$out"/*
    {executable_dir}
fi
""".format(
            in_path = in_path,
            out_path = out_path,
            executable_file = executable_file,
            executable_dir = executable_dir,
        ))

    contents.extend([
        "cd \"$runfiles_dir\"",
        "# Run the update scripts for all write_source_file deps",
    ])
    for update_script in additional_update_scripts:
        contents.append("./\"{update_script}\"".format(update_script = update_script.short_path))

    ctx.actions.write(
        output = updater,
        is_executable = True,
        content = "\n".join(contents),
    )

    return updater

def _write_source_file_bat(ctx, paths):
    updater = ctx.actions.declare_file(
        ctx.label.name + "_update.bat",
    )

    additional_update_scripts = []
    for target in ctx.attr.additional_update_targets:
        if target[DefaultInfo].files_to_run and target[DefaultInfo].files_to_run.executable:
            additional_update_scripts.append(target[DefaultInfo].files_to_run.executable)
        else:
            fail("additional_update_targets target %s does not provide an executable")

    contents = ["""@rem @generated by @aspect_bazel_lib//:lib/private:write_source_file.bzl
@echo off
set runfiles_dir=%cd%
if defined BUILD_WORKSPACE_DIRECTORY (
    cd %BUILD_WORKSPACE_DIRECTORY%
)"""]

    for in_path, out_path in paths:
        contents.append("""
set in=%runfiles_dir%\\{in_path}
set out={out_path}

if not defined BUILD_WORKSPACE_DIRECTORY (
    @rem Because there's no sandboxing in windows, if we copy over the target
    @rem file's symlink it will get copied back into the source directory
    @rem during tests. Work around this in tests by deleting the target file
    @rem symlink before copying over it.
    del %out%
)

echo Copying %in% to %out% in %cd%

if exist "%in%\\*" (
    mkdir "%out%" >NUL 2>NUL
    robocopy "%in%" "%out%" /E >NUL
) else (
    copy %in% %out% >NUL
)
""".format(in_path = in_path.replace("/", "\\"), out_path = out_path.replace("/", "\\")))

    contents.extend([
        "cd %runfiles_dir%",
        "@rem Run the update scripts for all write_source_file deps",
    ])
    for update_script in additional_update_scripts:
        contents.append("call {update_script}".format(update_script = update_script.short_path))

    ctx.actions.write(
        output = updater,
        is_executable = True,
        content = "\n".join(contents).replace("\n", "\r\n"),
    )
    return updater

def _write_source_file_impl(ctx):
    is_windows = ctx.target_platform_has_constraint(ctx.attr._windows_constraint[platform_common.ConstraintValueInfo])

    if ctx.attr.out_file and not ctx.attr.in_file:
        fail("in_file must be specified if out_file is set")
    if ctx.attr.in_file and not ctx.attr.out_file:
        fail("out_file must be specified if in_file is set")

    paths = []
    runfiles = []

    if ctx.attr.in_file and ctx.attr.out_file:
        if DirectoryPathInfo in ctx.attr.in_file:
            in_path = "/".join([
                ctx.attr.in_file[DirectoryPathInfo].directory.short_path,
                ctx.attr.in_file[DirectoryPathInfo].path,
            ])
            runfiles.append(ctx.attr.in_file[DirectoryPathInfo].directory)
        elif len(ctx.files.in_file) == 0:
            msg = "in file {} must provide files".format(ctx.attr.in_file.label)
            fail(msg)
        elif len(ctx.files.in_file) == 1:
            in_path = ctx.files.in_file[0].short_path
        else:
            msg = "in file {} must be a single file or a target that provides a DirectoryPathInfo".format(ctx.attr.in_file.label)
            fail(msg)

        out_path = "/".join([ctx.label.package, ctx.attr.out_file]) if ctx.label.package else ctx.attr.out_file
        paths.append((in_path, out_path))

    if is_windows:
        updater = _write_source_file_bat(ctx, paths)
    else:
        updater = _write_source_file_sh(ctx, paths)

    runfiles = ctx.runfiles(
        files = runfiles,
        transitive_files = ctx.attr.in_file.files if ctx.attr.in_file else None,
    )
    runfiles = runfiles.merge_all(
        [dep[DefaultInfo].default_runfiles for dep in ctx.attr.additional_update_targets],
    )

    return [
        DefaultInfo(
            executable = updater,
            runfiles = runfiles,
        ),
        WriteSourceFileInfo(
            executable = updater,
        ),
    ]

_write_source_file = rule(
    attrs = _write_source_file_attrs,
    implementation = _write_source_file_impl,
    executable = True,
)

def _is_file_missing(label):
    """Check if a file is missing by passing its relative path through a glob()

    Args
        label: the file's label
    """
    file_abs = "%s/%s" % (label.package, label.name)
    file_rel = file_abs[len(native.package_name()) + 1:]
    file_glob = native.glob([file_rel], exclude_directories = 0, allow_empty = True)

    # Check for subpackages in case the expected output contains BUILD files,
    # the above files glob will return empty.
    subpackage_glob = []
    if hasattr(native, "subpackages"):
        subpackage_glob = native.subpackages(include = [file_rel], allow_empty = True)

    return len(file_glob) == 0 and len(subpackage_glob) == 0