dhall-1.32.0: src/Dhall/Freeze.hs
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ViewPatterns #-}
-- | This module contains the implementation of the @dhall freeze@ subcommand
module Dhall.Freeze
( -- * Freeze
freeze
, freezeExpression
, freezeImport
, freezeRemoteImport
-- * Types
, Scope(..)
, Intent(..)
) where
import Data.Bifunctor (first)
import Data.Monoid ((<>))
import Data.Text
import Dhall.Parser (Src)
import Dhall.Pretty (CharacterSet)
import Dhall.Syntax (Expr(..), Import(..), ImportHashed(..), ImportType(..))
import Dhall.Util
( Censor
, CheckFailed(..)
, Header(..)
, Input(..)
, OutputMode(..)
)
import System.Console.ANSI (hSupportsANSI)
import qualified Control.Exception as Exception
import qualified Control.Monad.Trans.State.Strict as State
import qualified Data.Text.IO as Text.IO
import qualified Data.Text.Prettyprint.Doc as Pretty
import qualified Data.Text.Prettyprint.Doc.Render.Terminal as Pretty
import qualified Data.Text.Prettyprint.Doc.Render.Text as Pretty.Text
import qualified Dhall.Core as Core
import qualified Dhall.Import
import qualified Dhall.Optics
import qualified Dhall.Parser as Parser
import qualified Dhall.Pretty
import qualified Dhall.TypeCheck
import qualified Dhall.Util as Util
import qualified System.AtomicWrite.Writer.LazyText as AtomicWrite.LazyText
import qualified System.FilePath
import qualified System.IO
-- | Retrieve an `Import` and update the hash to match the latest contents
freezeImport
:: FilePath
-- ^ Current working directory
-> Import
-> IO Import
freezeImport directory import_ = do
let unprotectedImport =
import_
{ importHashed =
(importHashed import_)
{ hash = Nothing
}
}
let status = Dhall.Import.emptyStatus directory
expression <- State.evalStateT (Dhall.Import.loadWith (Embed unprotectedImport)) status
case Dhall.TypeCheck.typeOf expression of
Left exception -> Exception.throwIO exception
Right _ -> return ()
let normalizedExpression = Core.alphaNormalize (Core.normalize expression)
-- make sure the frozen import is present in the semantic cache
Dhall.Import.writeExpressionToSemanticCache (Core.denote expression)
let expressionHash = Dhall.Import.hashExpression normalizedExpression
let newImportHashed = (importHashed import_) { hash = Just expressionHash }
let newImport = import_ { importHashed = newImportHashed }
return newImport
-- | Freeze an import only if the import is a `Remote` import
freezeRemoteImport
:: FilePath
-- ^ Current working directory
-> Import
-> IO Import
freezeRemoteImport directory import_ = do
case importType (importHashed import_) of
Remote {} -> freezeImport directory import_
_ -> return import_
writeExpr :: Input -> (Text, Expr Src Import) -> CharacterSet -> IO ()
writeExpr input (header, expr) characterSet = do
let doc = Pretty.pretty header
<> Dhall.Pretty.prettyCharacterSet characterSet expr
<> "\n"
let stream = Dhall.Pretty.layout doc
let unAnnotated = Pretty.unAnnotateS stream
case input of
InputFile file ->
AtomicWrite.LazyText.atomicWriteFile
file
(Pretty.Text.renderLazy unAnnotated)
StandardInput -> do
supportsANSI <- System.Console.ANSI.hSupportsANSI System.IO.stdout
if supportsANSI
then
Pretty.renderIO System.IO.stdout (Dhall.Pretty.annToAnsiStyle <$> stream)
else
Pretty.renderIO System.IO.stdout unAnnotated
-- | Specifies which imports to freeze
data Scope
= OnlyRemoteImports
-- ^ Freeze only remote imports (i.e. URLs)
| AllImports
-- ^ Freeze all imports (including paths and environment variables)
-- | Specifies why we are adding semantic integrity checks
data Intent
= Secure
-- ^ Protect imports with an integrity check without a fallback so that
-- import resolution fails if the import changes
| Cache
-- ^ Protect imports with an integrity check and also add a fallback import
-- import without an integrity check. This is useful if you only want to
-- cache imports when possible but still gracefully degrade to resolving
-- them if the semantic integrity check has changed.
-- | Implementation of the @dhall freeze@ subcommand
freeze
:: OutputMode
-> Input
-> Scope
-> Intent
-> CharacterSet
-> Censor
-> IO ()
freeze outputMode input scope intent characterSet censor = do
let directory = case input of
StandardInput -> "."
InputFile file -> System.FilePath.takeDirectory file
let rewrite = freezeExpression directory scope intent
case outputMode of
Write -> do
(Header header, parsedExpression) <- do
Util.getExpressionAndHeader censor input
frozenExpression <- rewrite parsedExpression
writeExpr input (header, frozenExpression) characterSet
Check -> do
originalText <- case input of
InputFile file -> Text.IO.readFile file
StandardInput -> Text.IO.getContents
let name = case input of
InputFile file -> file
StandardInput -> "(input)"
(Header header, parsedExpression) <- do
Core.throws (first Parser.censor (Parser.exprAndHeaderFromText name originalText))
frozenExpression <- rewrite parsedExpression
let doc = Pretty.pretty header
<> Dhall.Pretty.prettyCharacterSet characterSet frozenExpression
<> "\n"
let stream = Dhall.Pretty.layout doc
let modifiedText = Pretty.Text.renderStrict stream
if originalText == modifiedText
then return ()
else do
let command = "freeze"
let modified = "frozen"
Exception.throwIO CheckFailed{..}
{-| Slightly more pure version of the `freeze` function
This still requires `IO` to freeze the import, but now the input and output
expression are passed in explicitly
-}
freezeExpression
:: FilePath
-- ^ Starting directory
-> Scope
-> Intent
-> Expr s Import
-> IO (Expr s Import)
freezeExpression directory scope intent expression = do
let freezeScope =
case scope of
AllImports -> freezeImport
OnlyRemoteImports -> freezeRemoteImport
let freezeFunction = freezeScope directory
let cache
-- This case is necessary because `transformOf` is a bottom-up
-- rewrite rule. Without this rule, if you were to transform a
-- file that already has a cached expression, like this:
--
-- someImport sha256:… ? someImport
--
-- ... then you would get:
--
-- (someImport sha256:… ? someImport)
-- ? (someImport sha256:… ? someImport)
--
-- ... and this rule fixes that by collapsing that back to:
--
-- (someImport sha256:… ? someImport)
(ImportAlt
(Core.shallowDenote -> ImportAlt
(Core.shallowDenote -> Embed
Import{ importHashed = ImportHashed{ hash = Just _expectedHash } }
)
(Core.shallowDenote -> Embed
Import{ importHashed = ImportHashed{ hash = Nothing } }
)
)
import_@(Core.shallowDenote -> ImportAlt
(Core.shallowDenote -> Embed
Import{ importHashed = ImportHashed{ hash = Just _actualHash } }
)
(Core.shallowDenote -> Embed
Import{ importHashed = ImportHashed{ hash = Nothing } }
)
)
) = do
{- Here we could actually compare the `_expectedHash` and
`_actualHash` to see if they differ, but we choose not to do
so and instead automatically accept the `_actualHash`. This
is done for the same reason that the `freeze*` functions
ignore hash mismatches: the user intention when using `dhall
freeze` is to update the hash, which they expect to possibly
change.
-}
return import_
cache
(Embed import_@(Import { importHashed = ImportHashed { hash = Nothing } })) = do
frozenImport <- freezeFunction import_
{- The two imports can be the same if the import is local and
`freezeFunction` only freezes remote imports by default
-}
if frozenImport /= import_
then return (ImportAlt (Embed frozenImport) (Embed import_))
else return (Embed import_)
cache
(Embed import_@(Import { importHashed = ImportHashed { hash = Just _ } })) = do
-- Regenerate the integrity check, just in case it's wrong
frozenImport <- freezeFunction import_
-- `dhall freeze --cache` also works the other way around, adding an
-- unprotected fallback import to imports that are already
-- protected
let thawedImport = import_
{ importHashed = (importHashed import_)
{ hash = Nothing
}
}
return (ImportAlt (Embed frozenImport) (Embed thawedImport))
cache expression_ = do
return expression_
case intent of
Secure ->
traverse freezeFunction expression
Cache ->
Dhall.Optics.transformMOf Core.subExpressions cache expression