CmdBuild.hs

-- | cabal-install CLI command: build
--
module Distribution.Client.CmdBuild (
    -- * The @build@ CLI and action
    buildCommand,
    buildAction,

    -- * Internals exposed for testing
    TargetProblem(..),
    selectPackageTargets,
    selectComponentTarget
  ) where

import Distribution.Client.ProjectOrchestration
import Distribution.Client.CmdErrorMessages

import Distribution.Client.Setup
         ( GlobalFlags, ConfigFlags(..), ConfigExFlags, InstallFlags )
import qualified Distribution.Client.Setup as Client
import Distribution.Simple.Setup
         ( HaddockFlags, fromFlagOrDefault )
import Distribution.Simple.Command
         ( CommandUI(..), usageAlternatives )
import Distribution.Verbosity
         ( Verbosity, normal )
import Distribution.Simple.Utils
         ( wrapText, die' )

import qualified Data.Map as Map


buildCommand :: CommandUI (ConfigFlags, ConfigExFlags, InstallFlags, HaddockFlags)
buildCommand = Client.installCommand {
  commandName         = "new-build",
  commandSynopsis     = "Compile targets within the project.",
  commandUsage        = usageAlternatives "new-build" [ "[TARGETS] [FLAGS]" ],
  commandDescription  = Just $ \_ -> wrapText $
        "Build one or more targets from within the project. The available "
     ++ "targets are the packages in the project as well as individual "
     ++ "components within those packages, including libraries, executables, "
     ++ "test-suites or benchmarks. Targets can be specified by name or "
     ++ "location. If no target is specified then the default is to build "
     ++ "the package in the current directory.\n\n"

     ++ "Dependencies are built or rebuilt as necessary. Additional "
     ++ "configuration flags can be specified on the command line and these "
     ++ "extend the project configuration from the 'cabal.project', "
     ++ "'cabal.project.local' and other files.",
  commandNotes        = Just $ \pname ->
        "Examples:\n"
     ++ "  " ++ pname ++ " new-build\n"
     ++ "    Build the package in the current directory or all packages in the project\n"
     ++ "  " ++ pname ++ " new-build pkgname\n"
     ++ "    Build the package named pkgname in the project\n"
     ++ "  " ++ pname ++ " new-build ./pkgfoo\n"
     ++ "    Build the package in the ./pkgfoo directory\n"
     ++ "  " ++ pname ++ " new-build cname\n"
     ++ "    Build the component named cname in the project\n"
     ++ "  " ++ pname ++ " new-build cname --enable-profiling\n"
     ++ "    Build the component in profiling mode (including dependencies as needed)\n\n"

     ++ cmdCommonHelpTextNewBuildBeta
   }


-- | The @build@ command does a lot. It brings the install plan up to date,
-- selects that part of the plan needed by the given or implicit targets and
-- then executes the plan.
--
-- For more details on how this works, see the module
-- "Distribution.Client.ProjectOrchestration"
--
buildAction :: (ConfigFlags, ConfigExFlags, InstallFlags, HaddockFlags)
            -> [String] -> GlobalFlags -> IO ()
buildAction (configFlags, configExFlags, installFlags, haddockFlags)
            targetStrings globalFlags = do

    baseCtx <- establishProjectBaseContext verbosity cliConfig

    targetSelectors <- either (reportTargetSelectorProblems verbosity) return
                   =<< readTargetSelectors (localPackages baseCtx) Nothing targetStrings

    buildCtx <-
      runProjectPreBuildPhase verbosity baseCtx $ \elaboratedPlan -> do

            -- Interpret the targets on the command line as build targets
            -- (as opposed to say repl or haddock targets).
            targets <- either (reportTargetProblems verbosity) return
                     $ resolveTargets
                         selectPackageTargets
                         selectComponentTarget
                         TargetProblemCommon
                         elaboratedPlan
                         Nothing
                         targetSelectors

            let elaboratedPlan' = pruneInstallPlanToTargets
                                    TargetActionBuild
                                    targets
                                    elaboratedPlan
            elaboratedPlan'' <-
              if buildSettingOnlyDeps (buildSettings baseCtx)
                then either (reportCannotPruneDependencies verbosity) return $
                     pruneInstallPlanToDependencies (Map.keysSet targets)
                                                    elaboratedPlan'
                else return elaboratedPlan'

            return (elaboratedPlan'', targets)

    printPlan verbosity baseCtx buildCtx

    buildOutcomes <- runProjectBuildPhase verbosity baseCtx buildCtx
    runProjectPostBuildPhase verbosity baseCtx buildCtx buildOutcomes
  where
    verbosity = fromFlagOrDefault normal (configVerbosity configFlags)
    cliConfig = commandLineFlagsToProjectConfig
                  globalFlags configFlags configExFlags
                  installFlags haddockFlags

-- | This defines what a 'TargetSelector' means for the @bench@ command.
-- It selects the 'AvailableTarget's that the 'TargetSelector' refers to,
-- or otherwise classifies the problem.
--
-- For the @build@ command select all components except non-buildable and disabled
-- tests\/benchmarks, fail if there are no such components
--
selectPackageTargets :: TargetSelector
                     -> [AvailableTarget k] -> Either TargetProblem [k]
selectPackageTargets targetSelector targets

    -- If there are any buildable targets then we select those
  | not (null targetsBuildable)
  = Right targetsBuildable

    -- If there are targets but none are buildable then we report those
  | not (null targets)
  = Left (TargetProblemNoneEnabled targetSelector targets')

    -- If there are no targets at all then we report that
  | otherwise
  = Left (TargetProblemNoTargets targetSelector)
  where
    targets'         = forgetTargetsDetail targets
    targetsBuildable = selectBuildableTargetsWith
                         (buildable targetSelector)
                         targets

    -- When there's a target filter like "pkg:tests" then we do select tests,
    -- but if it's just a target like "pkg" then we don't build tests unless
    -- they are requested by default (i.e. by using --enable-tests)
    buildable (TargetPackage _ _  Nothing) TargetNotRequestedByDefault = False
    buildable (TargetAllPackages  Nothing) TargetNotRequestedByDefault = False
    buildable _ _ = True

-- | For a 'TargetComponent' 'TargetSelector', check if the component can be
-- selected.
--
-- For the @build@ command we just need the basic checks on being buildable etc.
--
selectComponentTarget :: SubComponentTarget
                      -> AvailableTarget k -> Either TargetProblem k
selectComponentTarget subtarget =
    either (Left . TargetProblemCommon) Right
  . selectComponentTargetBasic subtarget


-- | The various error conditions that can occur when matching a
-- 'TargetSelector' against 'AvailableTarget's for the @build@ command.
--
data TargetProblem =
     TargetProblemCommon       TargetProblemCommon

     -- | The 'TargetSelector' matches targets but none are buildable
   | TargetProblemNoneEnabled TargetSelector [AvailableTarget ()]

     -- | There are no targets at all
   | TargetProblemNoTargets   TargetSelector
  deriving (Eq, Show)

reportTargetProblems :: Verbosity -> [TargetProblem] -> IO a
reportTargetProblems verbosity =
    die' verbosity . unlines . map renderTargetProblem

renderTargetProblem :: TargetProblem -> String
renderTargetProblem (TargetProblemCommon problem) =
    renderTargetProblemCommon "build" problem
renderTargetProblem (TargetProblemNoneEnabled targetSelector targets) =
    renderTargetProblemNoneEnabled "build" targetSelector targets
renderTargetProblem(TargetProblemNoTargets targetSelector) =
    renderTargetProblemNoTargets "build" targetSelector

reportCannotPruneDependencies :: Verbosity -> CannotPruneDependencies -> IO a
reportCannotPruneDependencies verbosity =
    die' verbosity . renderCannotPruneDependencies