annotate vendor/consolidation/annotated-command/src/CommandFileDiscovery.php @ 0:4c8ae668cc8c

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author Chris Cannam
date Wed, 29 Nov 2017 16:09:58 +0000
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Chris@0 1 <?php
Chris@0 2 namespace Consolidation\AnnotatedCommand;
Chris@0 3
Chris@0 4 use Symfony\Component\Finder\Finder;
Chris@0 5
Chris@0 6 /**
Chris@0 7 * Do discovery presuming that the namespace of the command will
Chris@0 8 * contain the last component of the path. This is the convention
Chris@0 9 * that should be used when searching for command files that are
Chris@0 10 * bundled with the modules of a framework. The convention used
Chris@0 11 * is that the namespace for a module in a framework should start with
Chris@0 12 * the framework name followed by the module name.
Chris@0 13 *
Chris@0 14 * For example, if base namespace is "Drupal", then a command file in
Chris@0 15 * modules/default_content/src/CliTools/ExampleCommands.cpp
Chris@0 16 * will be in the namespace Drupal\default_content\CliTools.
Chris@0 17 *
Chris@0 18 * For global locations, the middle component of the namespace is
Chris@0 19 * omitted. For example, if the base namespace is "Drupal", then
Chris@0 20 * a command file in __DRUPAL_ROOT__/CliTools/ExampleCommands.cpp
Chris@0 21 * will be in the namespace Drupal\CliTools.
Chris@0 22 *
Chris@0 23 * To discover namespaced commands in modules:
Chris@0 24 *
Chris@0 25 * $commandFiles = $discovery->discoverNamespaced($moduleList, '\Drupal');
Chris@0 26 *
Chris@0 27 * To discover global commands:
Chris@0 28 *
Chris@0 29 * $commandFiles = $discovery->discover($drupalRoot, '\Drupal');
Chris@0 30 */
Chris@0 31 class CommandFileDiscovery
Chris@0 32 {
Chris@0 33 /** @var string[] */
Chris@0 34 protected $excludeList;
Chris@0 35 /** @var string[] */
Chris@0 36 protected $searchLocations;
Chris@0 37 /** @var string */
Chris@0 38 protected $searchPattern = '*Commands.php';
Chris@0 39 /** @var boolean */
Chris@0 40 protected $includeFilesAtBase = true;
Chris@0 41 /** @var integer */
Chris@0 42 protected $searchDepth = 2;
Chris@0 43 /** @var bool */
Chris@0 44 protected $followLinks = false;
Chris@0 45
Chris@0 46 public function __construct()
Chris@0 47 {
Chris@0 48 $this->excludeList = ['Exclude'];
Chris@0 49 $this->searchLocations = [
Chris@0 50 'Command',
Chris@0 51 'CliTools', // TODO: Maybe remove
Chris@0 52 ];
Chris@0 53 }
Chris@0 54
Chris@0 55 /**
Chris@0 56 * Specify whether to search for files at the base directory
Chris@0 57 * ($directoryList parameter to discover and discoverNamespaced
Chris@0 58 * methods), or only in the directories listed in the search paths.
Chris@0 59 *
Chris@0 60 * @param boolean $includeFilesAtBase
Chris@0 61 */
Chris@0 62 public function setIncludeFilesAtBase($includeFilesAtBase)
Chris@0 63 {
Chris@0 64 $this->includeFilesAtBase = $includeFilesAtBase;
Chris@0 65 return $this;
Chris@0 66 }
Chris@0 67
Chris@0 68 /**
Chris@0 69 * Set the list of excludes to add to the finder, replacing
Chris@0 70 * whatever was there before.
Chris@0 71 *
Chris@0 72 * @param array $excludeList The list of directory names to skip when
Chris@0 73 * searching for command files.
Chris@0 74 */
Chris@0 75 public function setExcludeList($excludeList)
Chris@0 76 {
Chris@0 77 $this->excludeList = $excludeList;
Chris@0 78 return $this;
Chris@0 79 }
Chris@0 80
Chris@0 81 /**
Chris@0 82 * Add one more location to the exclude list.
Chris@0 83 *
Chris@0 84 * @param string $exclude One directory name to skip when searching
Chris@0 85 * for command files.
Chris@0 86 */
Chris@0 87 public function addExclude($exclude)
Chris@0 88 {
Chris@0 89 $this->excludeList[] = $exclude;
Chris@0 90 return $this;
Chris@0 91 }
Chris@0 92
Chris@0 93 /**
Chris@0 94 * Set the search depth. By default, fills immediately in the
Chris@0 95 * base directory are searched, plus all of the search locations
Chris@0 96 * to this specified depth. If the search locations is set to
Chris@0 97 * an empty array, then the base directory is searched to this
Chris@0 98 * depth.
Chris@0 99 */
Chris@0 100 public function setSearchDepth($searchDepth)
Chris@0 101 {
Chris@0 102 $this->searchDepth = $searchDepth;
Chris@0 103 return $this;
Chris@0 104 }
Chris@0 105
Chris@0 106 /**
Chris@0 107 * Specify that the discovery object should follow symlinks. By
Chris@0 108 * default, symlinks are not followed.
Chris@0 109 */
Chris@0 110 public function followLinks($followLinks = true)
Chris@0 111 {
Chris@0 112 $this->followLinks = $followLinks;
Chris@0 113 return $this;
Chris@0 114 }
Chris@0 115
Chris@0 116 /**
Chris@0 117 * Set the list of search locations to examine in each directory where
Chris@0 118 * command files may be found. This replaces whatever was there before.
Chris@0 119 *
Chris@0 120 * @param array $searchLocations The list of locations to search for command files.
Chris@0 121 */
Chris@0 122 public function setSearchLocations($searchLocations)
Chris@0 123 {
Chris@0 124 $this->searchLocations = $searchLocations;
Chris@0 125 return $this;
Chris@0 126 }
Chris@0 127
Chris@0 128 /**
Chris@0 129 * Add one more location to the search location list.
Chris@0 130 *
Chris@0 131 * @param string $location One more relative path to search
Chris@0 132 * for command files.
Chris@0 133 */
Chris@0 134 public function addSearchLocation($location)
Chris@0 135 {
Chris@0 136 $this->searchLocations[] = $location;
Chris@0 137 return $this;
Chris@0 138 }
Chris@0 139
Chris@0 140 /**
Chris@0 141 * Specify the pattern / regex used by the finder to search for
Chris@0 142 * command files.
Chris@0 143 */
Chris@0 144 public function setSearchPattern($searchPattern)
Chris@0 145 {
Chris@0 146 $this->searchPattern = $searchPattern;
Chris@0 147 return $this;
Chris@0 148 }
Chris@0 149
Chris@0 150 /**
Chris@0 151 * Given a list of directories, e.g. Drupal modules like:
Chris@0 152 *
Chris@0 153 * core/modules/block
Chris@0 154 * core/modules/dblog
Chris@0 155 * modules/default_content
Chris@0 156 *
Chris@0 157 * Discover command files in any of these locations.
Chris@0 158 *
Chris@0 159 * @param string|string[] $directoryList Places to search for commands.
Chris@0 160 *
Chris@0 161 * @return array
Chris@0 162 */
Chris@0 163 public function discoverNamespaced($directoryList, $baseNamespace = '')
Chris@0 164 {
Chris@0 165 return $this->discover($this->convertToNamespacedList((array)$directoryList), $baseNamespace);
Chris@0 166 }
Chris@0 167
Chris@0 168 /**
Chris@0 169 * Given a simple list containing paths to directories, where
Chris@0 170 * the last component of the path should appear in the namespace,
Chris@0 171 * after the base namespace, this function will return an
Chris@0 172 * associative array mapping the path's basename (e.g. the module
Chris@0 173 * name) to the directory path.
Chris@0 174 *
Chris@0 175 * Module names must be unique.
Chris@0 176 *
Chris@0 177 * @param string[] $directoryList A list of module locations
Chris@0 178 *
Chris@0 179 * @return array
Chris@0 180 */
Chris@0 181 public function convertToNamespacedList($directoryList)
Chris@0 182 {
Chris@0 183 $namespacedArray = [];
Chris@0 184 foreach ((array)$directoryList as $directory) {
Chris@0 185 $namespacedArray[basename($directory)] = $directory;
Chris@0 186 }
Chris@0 187 return $namespacedArray;
Chris@0 188 }
Chris@0 189
Chris@0 190 /**
Chris@0 191 * Search for command files in the specified locations. This is the function that
Chris@0 192 * should be used for all locations that are NOT modules of a framework.
Chris@0 193 *
Chris@0 194 * @param string|string[] $directoryList Places to search for commands.
Chris@0 195 * @return array
Chris@0 196 */
Chris@0 197 public function discover($directoryList, $baseNamespace = '')
Chris@0 198 {
Chris@0 199 $commandFiles = [];
Chris@0 200 foreach ((array)$directoryList as $key => $directory) {
Chris@0 201 $itemsNamespace = $this->joinNamespace([$baseNamespace, $key]);
Chris@0 202 $commandFiles = array_merge(
Chris@0 203 $commandFiles,
Chris@0 204 $this->discoverCommandFiles($directory, $itemsNamespace),
Chris@0 205 $this->discoverCommandFiles("$directory/src", $itemsNamespace)
Chris@0 206 );
Chris@0 207 }
Chris@0 208 return $commandFiles;
Chris@0 209 }
Chris@0 210
Chris@0 211 /**
Chris@0 212 * Search for command files in specific locations within a single directory.
Chris@0 213 *
Chris@0 214 * In each location, we will accept only a few places where command files
Chris@0 215 * can be found. This will reduce the need to search through many unrelated
Chris@0 216 * files.
Chris@0 217 *
Chris@0 218 * The default search locations include:
Chris@0 219 *
Chris@0 220 * .
Chris@0 221 * CliTools
Chris@0 222 * src/CliTools
Chris@0 223 *
Chris@0 224 * The pattern we will look for is any file whose name ends in 'Commands.php'.
Chris@0 225 * A list of paths to found files will be returned.
Chris@0 226 */
Chris@0 227 protected function discoverCommandFiles($directory, $baseNamespace)
Chris@0 228 {
Chris@0 229 $commandFiles = [];
Chris@0 230 // In the search location itself, we will search for command files
Chris@0 231 // immediately inside the directory only.
Chris@0 232 if ($this->includeFilesAtBase) {
Chris@0 233 $commandFiles = $this->discoverCommandFilesInLocation(
Chris@0 234 $directory,
Chris@0 235 $this->getBaseDirectorySearchDepth(),
Chris@0 236 $baseNamespace
Chris@0 237 );
Chris@0 238 }
Chris@0 239
Chris@0 240 // In the other search locations,
Chris@0 241 foreach ($this->searchLocations as $location) {
Chris@0 242 $itemsNamespace = $this->joinNamespace([$baseNamespace, $location]);
Chris@0 243 $commandFiles = array_merge(
Chris@0 244 $commandFiles,
Chris@0 245 $this->discoverCommandFilesInLocation(
Chris@0 246 "$directory/$location",
Chris@0 247 $this->getSearchDepth(),
Chris@0 248 $itemsNamespace
Chris@0 249 )
Chris@0 250 );
Chris@0 251 }
Chris@0 252 return $commandFiles;
Chris@0 253 }
Chris@0 254
Chris@0 255 /**
Chris@0 256 * Return a Finder search depth appropriate for our selected search depth.
Chris@0 257 *
Chris@0 258 * @return string
Chris@0 259 */
Chris@0 260 protected function getSearchDepth()
Chris@0 261 {
Chris@0 262 return $this->searchDepth <= 0 ? '== 0' : '<= ' . $this->searchDepth;
Chris@0 263 }
Chris@0 264
Chris@0 265 /**
Chris@0 266 * Return a Finder search depth for the base directory. If the
Chris@0 267 * searchLocations array has been populated, then we will only search
Chris@0 268 * for files immediately inside the base directory; no traversal into
Chris@0 269 * deeper directories will be done, as that would conflict with the
Chris@0 270 * specification provided by the search locations. If there is no
Chris@0 271 * search location, then we will search to whatever depth was specified
Chris@0 272 * by the client.
Chris@0 273 *
Chris@0 274 * @return string
Chris@0 275 */
Chris@0 276 protected function getBaseDirectorySearchDepth()
Chris@0 277 {
Chris@0 278 if (!empty($this->searchLocations)) {
Chris@0 279 return '== 0';
Chris@0 280 }
Chris@0 281 return $this->getSearchDepth();
Chris@0 282 }
Chris@0 283
Chris@0 284 /**
Chris@0 285 * Search for command files in just one particular location. Returns
Chris@0 286 * an associative array mapping from the pathname of the file to the
Chris@0 287 * classname that it contains. The pathname may be ignored if the search
Chris@0 288 * location is included in the autoloader.
Chris@0 289 *
Chris@0 290 * @param string $directory The location to search
Chris@0 291 * @param string $depth How deep to search (e.g. '== 0' or '< 2')
Chris@0 292 * @param string $baseNamespace Namespace to prepend to each classname
Chris@0 293 *
Chris@0 294 * @return array
Chris@0 295 */
Chris@0 296 protected function discoverCommandFilesInLocation($directory, $depth, $baseNamespace)
Chris@0 297 {
Chris@0 298 if (!is_dir($directory)) {
Chris@0 299 return [];
Chris@0 300 }
Chris@0 301 $finder = $this->createFinder($directory, $depth);
Chris@0 302
Chris@0 303 $commands = [];
Chris@0 304 foreach ($finder as $file) {
Chris@0 305 $relativePathName = $file->getRelativePathname();
Chris@0 306 $relativeNamespaceAndClassname = str_replace(
Chris@0 307 ['/', '.php'],
Chris@0 308 ['\\', ''],
Chris@0 309 $relativePathName
Chris@0 310 );
Chris@0 311 $classname = $this->joinNamespace([$baseNamespace, $relativeNamespaceAndClassname]);
Chris@0 312 $commandFilePath = $this->joinPaths([$directory, $relativePathName]);
Chris@0 313 $commands[$commandFilePath] = $classname;
Chris@0 314 }
Chris@0 315
Chris@0 316 return $commands;
Chris@0 317 }
Chris@0 318
Chris@0 319 /**
Chris@0 320 * Create a Finder object for use in searching a particular directory
Chris@0 321 * location.
Chris@0 322 *
Chris@0 323 * @param string $directory The location to search
Chris@0 324 * @param string $depth The depth limitation
Chris@0 325 *
Chris@0 326 * @return Finder
Chris@0 327 */
Chris@0 328 protected function createFinder($directory, $depth)
Chris@0 329 {
Chris@0 330 $finder = new Finder();
Chris@0 331 $finder->files()
Chris@0 332 ->name($this->searchPattern)
Chris@0 333 ->in($directory)
Chris@0 334 ->depth($depth);
Chris@0 335
Chris@0 336 foreach ($this->excludeList as $item) {
Chris@0 337 $finder->exclude($item);
Chris@0 338 }
Chris@0 339
Chris@0 340 if ($this->followLinks) {
Chris@0 341 $finder->followLinks();
Chris@0 342 }
Chris@0 343
Chris@0 344 return $finder;
Chris@0 345 }
Chris@0 346
Chris@0 347 /**
Chris@0 348 * Combine the items of the provied array into a backslash-separated
Chris@0 349 * namespace string. Empty and numeric items are omitted.
Chris@0 350 *
Chris@0 351 * @param array $namespaceParts List of components of a namespace
Chris@0 352 *
Chris@0 353 * @return string
Chris@0 354 */
Chris@0 355 protected function joinNamespace(array $namespaceParts)
Chris@0 356 {
Chris@0 357 return $this->joinParts(
Chris@0 358 '\\',
Chris@0 359 $namespaceParts,
Chris@0 360 function ($item) {
Chris@0 361 return !is_numeric($item) && !empty($item);
Chris@0 362 }
Chris@0 363 );
Chris@0 364 }
Chris@0 365
Chris@0 366 /**
Chris@0 367 * Combine the items of the provied array into a slash-separated
Chris@0 368 * pathname. Empty items are omitted.
Chris@0 369 *
Chris@0 370 * @param array $pathParts List of components of a path
Chris@0 371 *
Chris@0 372 * @return string
Chris@0 373 */
Chris@0 374 protected function joinPaths(array $pathParts)
Chris@0 375 {
Chris@0 376 $path = $this->joinParts(
Chris@0 377 '/',
Chris@0 378 $pathParts,
Chris@0 379 function ($item) {
Chris@0 380 return !empty($item);
Chris@0 381 }
Chris@0 382 );
Chris@0 383 return str_replace(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, '/', $path);
Chris@0 384 }
Chris@0 385
Chris@0 386 /**
Chris@0 387 * Simple wrapper around implode and array_filter.
Chris@0 388 *
Chris@0 389 * @param string $delimiter
Chris@0 390 * @param array $parts
Chris@0 391 * @param callable $filterFunction
Chris@0 392 */
Chris@0 393 protected function joinParts($delimiter, $parts, $filterFunction)
Chris@0 394 {
Chris@0 395 $parts = array_map(
Chris@0 396 function ($item) use ($delimiter) {
Chris@0 397 return rtrim($item, $delimiter);
Chris@0 398 },
Chris@0 399 $parts
Chris@0 400 );
Chris@0 401 return implode(
Chris@0 402 $delimiter,
Chris@0 403 array_filter($parts, $filterFunction)
Chris@0 404 );
Chris@0 405 }
Chris@0 406 }