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purescript-0.12.1: src/Language/PureScript/Docs/Convert/ReExports.hs

module Language.PureScript.Docs.Convert.ReExports
  ( updateReExports
  ) where

import Prelude.Compat

import Control.Arrow ((&&&), first, second)
import Control.Monad
import Control.Monad.Reader.Class (MonadReader, ask)
import Control.Monad.State.Class (MonadState, gets, modify)
import Control.Monad.Trans.Reader (runReaderT)
import Control.Monad.Trans.State.Strict (execState)

import Data.Either
import Data.Map (Map)
import Data.Maybe (mapMaybe)
import qualified Data.Map as Map
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T

import Language.PureScript.Docs.Types
import qualified Language.PureScript as P

-- |
-- Given:
--
--      * The Imports/Exports Env
--      * An order to traverse the modules (which must be topological)
--      * A map of modules, indexed by their names, which are assumed to not
--      have their re-exports listed yet
--
-- This function adds all the missing re-exports.
--
updateReExports ::
  P.Env ->
  [P.ModuleName] ->
  (P.ModuleName -> InPackage P.ModuleName) ->
  Map P.ModuleName Module ->
  Map P.ModuleName Module
updateReExports env order withPackage = execState action
  where
  action =
    void (traverse go order)

  go mn = do
    mdl <- lookup' mn
    reExports <- getReExports env mn
    let mdl' = mdl { modReExports = map (first withPackage) reExports }
    modify (Map.insert mn mdl')

  lookup' mn = do
    v <- gets (Map.lookup mn)
    case v of
      Just v' ->
        pure v'
      Nothing ->
        internalError ("Module missing: " ++ T.unpack (P.runModuleName mn))

-- |
-- Collect all of the re-exported declarations for a single module.
--
-- We require that modules have already been sorted (P.sortModules) in order to
-- ensure that by the time we convert a particular module, all its dependencies
-- have already been converted.
--
getReExports ::
  (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m) =>
  P.Env ->
  P.ModuleName ->
  m [(P.ModuleName, [Declaration])]
getReExports env mn =
  case Map.lookup mn env of
    Nothing ->
      internalError ("Module missing: " ++ T.unpack (P.runModuleName mn))
    Just (_, imports, exports) -> do
      allExports <- runReaderT (collectDeclarations imports exports) mn
      pure (filter notLocal allExports)

  where
  notLocal = (/= mn) . fst

-- |
-- Assemble a list of declarations re-exported from a particular module, based
-- on the Imports and Exports value for that module, and by extracting the
-- declarations from the current state.
--
-- This function works by searching through the lists of exported declarations
-- in the Exports, and looking them up in the associated Imports value to find
-- the module they were imported from.
--
-- Additionally:
--
--      * Attempts to move re-exported type class members under their parent
--      type classes, if possible, or otherwise, "promote" them from
--      ChildDeclarations to proper Declarations.
--      * Filters data declarations to ensure that only re-exported data
--      constructors are listed.
--      * Filters type class declarations to ensure that only re-exported type
--      class members are listed.
--
collectDeclarations :: forall m.
  (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m, MonadReader P.ModuleName m) =>
  P.Imports ->
  P.Exports ->
  m [(P.ModuleName, [Declaration])]
collectDeclarations imports exports = do
  valsAndMembers <- collect lookupValueDeclaration impVals expVals
  valOps <- collect lookupValueOpDeclaration impValOps expValOps
  typeClasses <- collect lookupTypeClassDeclaration impTCs expTCs
  types <- collect lookupTypeDeclaration impTypes expTypes
  typeOps <- collect lookupTypeOpDeclaration impTypeOps expTypeOps
  kinds <- collect lookupKindDeclaration impKinds expKinds

  (vals, classes) <- handleTypeClassMembers valsAndMembers typeClasses

  let filteredTypes = filterDataConstructors expCtors types
  let filteredClasses = filterTypeClassMembers (Map.keys expVals) classes

  pure (Map.toList (Map.unionsWith (<>) [filteredTypes, filteredClasses, vals, valOps, typeOps, kinds]))

  where

  collect
    :: (Eq a, Show a)
    => (P.ModuleName -> a -> m (P.ModuleName, [b]))
    -> [P.ImportRecord a]
    -> Map a P.ModuleName
    -> m (Map P.ModuleName [b])
  collect lookup' imps exps = do
    imps' <- traverse (findImport imps) $ Map.toList exps
    Map.fromListWith (<>) <$> traverse (uncurry lookup') imps'

  expVals = P.exportedValues exports
  impVals = concat (Map.elems (P.importedValues imports))

  expValOps = P.exportedValueOps exports
  impValOps = concat (Map.elems (P.importedValueOps imports))

  expTypes = Map.map snd (P.exportedTypes exports)
  impTypes = concat (Map.elems (P.importedTypes imports))

  expTypeOps = P.exportedTypeOps exports
  impTypeOps = concat (Map.elems (P.importedTypeOps imports))

  expCtors = concatMap fst (Map.elems (P.exportedTypes exports))

  expTCs = P.exportedTypeClasses exports
  impTCs = concat (Map.elems (P.importedTypeClasses imports))

  expKinds = P.exportedKinds exports
  impKinds = concat (Map.elems (P.importedKinds imports))

-- |
-- Given a list of imported declarations (of a particular kind, ie. type, data,
-- class, value, etc), and the name of an exported declaration of the same
-- kind, together with the module it was originally defined in, return a tuple
-- of:
--
--      * the module that exported declaration was imported from (note that
--      this can be different from the module it was originally defined in, if
--      it is a re-export),
--      * that same declaration's name.
--
-- This function uses a type variable for names because we want to be able to
-- instantiate @name@ as both 'P.Ident' and 'P.ProperName'.
--
findImport ::
  (Show name, Eq name, MonadReader P.ModuleName m) =>
  [P.ImportRecord name] ->
  (name, P.ModuleName) ->
  m (P.ModuleName, name)
findImport imps (name, orig) =
  let
    matches (P.ImportRecord qual mn _ _) = P.disqualify qual == name && mn == orig
    matching = filter matches imps
    getQualified (P.Qualified mname _) = mname
  in
    case mapMaybe (getQualified . P.importName) matching of
      -- A value can occur more than once if it is imported twice (eg, if it is
      -- exported by A, re-exported from A by B, and C imports it from both A
      -- and B). In this case, we just take its first appearance.
      (importedFrom:_) ->
        pure (importedFrom, name)

      -- Builtin modules do not have any Imports in the Env, and therefore must
      -- be handled specially here.
      [] | P.isBuiltinModuleName orig ->
        pure (orig, name)

      [] ->
        internalErrorInModule ("findImport: not found: " ++ show (name, orig))

lookupValueDeclaration ::
  (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m,
   MonadReader P.ModuleName m) =>
  P.ModuleName ->
  P.Ident ->
  m (P.ModuleName, [Either (Text, P.Constraint, ChildDeclaration) Declaration])
lookupValueDeclaration importedFrom ident = do
  decls <- lookupModuleDeclarations "lookupValueDeclaration" importedFrom
  let
    rs =
      filter (\d -> declTitle d == P.showIdent ident
                    && (isValue d || isValueAlias d)) decls
    errOther other =
      internalErrorInModule
        ("lookupValueDeclaration: unexpected result:\n" ++
          "other: " ++ show other ++ "\n" ++
          "ident: " ++ show ident ++ "\n" ++
          "decls: " ++ show decls)

  case rs of
    [r] ->
      pure (importedFrom, [Right r])
    [] ->
      -- It's a type class member.
      -- Note that we need to filter based on the child declaration info using
      -- `isTypeClassMember` anyway, because child declarations of type classes
      -- are not necessarily members; they could also be instances.
      let
        allTypeClassChildDecls =
          decls
           |> mapMaybe (\d -> (d,) <$> typeClassConstraintFor d)
           |> concatMap (\(d, constr) ->
                map (declTitle d, constr,)
                    (declChildren d))

        matchesIdent cdecl =
          cdeclTitle cdecl == P.showIdent ident

        matchesAndIsTypeClassMember =
          uncurry (&&) . (matchesIdent &&& isTypeClassMember)

      in
        case filter (matchesAndIsTypeClassMember . thd) allTypeClassChildDecls of
          [r'] ->
            pure (importedFrom, [Left r'])
          other ->
            errOther other
    other -> errOther other

  where
  thd :: (a, b, c) -> c
  thd (_, _, x) = x

lookupValueOpDeclaration
  :: (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m, MonadReader P.ModuleName m)
  => P.ModuleName
  -> P.OpName 'P.ValueOpName
  -> m (P.ModuleName, [Declaration])
lookupValueOpDeclaration importedFrom op = do
  decls <- lookupModuleDeclarations "lookupValueOpDeclaration" importedFrom
  case filter (\d -> declTitle d == P.showOp op && isValueAlias d) decls of
    [d] ->
      pure (importedFrom, [d])
    other ->
      internalErrorInModule
        ("lookupValueOpDeclaration: unexpected result for: " ++ show other)

-- |
-- Extract a particular type declaration. For data declarations, constructors
-- are only included in the output if they are listed in the arguments.
--
lookupTypeDeclaration ::
  (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m,
   MonadReader P.ModuleName m) =>
  P.ModuleName ->
  P.ProperName 'P.TypeName ->
  m (P.ModuleName, [Declaration])
lookupTypeDeclaration importedFrom ty = do
  decls <- lookupModuleDeclarations "lookupTypeDeclaration" importedFrom
  let
    ds = filter (\d -> declTitle d == P.runProperName ty && isType d) decls
  case ds of
    [d] ->
      pure (importedFrom, [d])
    [] | P.isBuiltinModuleName importedFrom ->
      -- Type classes in builtin modules (i.e. submodules of Prim) also have
      -- corresponding pseudo-types in the primEnv, but since these are an
      -- implementation detail they do not exist in the Modules, and hence in
      -- this case, `ds` will be empty.
      pure (importedFrom, [])
    other ->
      internalErrorInModule
        ("lookupTypeDeclaration: unexpected result for " ++ show ty ++ ": " ++ show other)

lookupTypeOpDeclaration
  :: (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m,MonadReader P.ModuleName m)
  => P.ModuleName
  -> P.OpName 'P.TypeOpName
  -> m (P.ModuleName, [Declaration])
lookupTypeOpDeclaration importedFrom tyOp = do
  decls <- lookupModuleDeclarations "lookupTypeOpDeclaration" importedFrom
  let
    ds = filter (\d -> declTitle d == ("type " <> P.showOp tyOp) && isTypeAlias d) decls
  case ds of
    [d] ->
      pure (importedFrom, [d])
    other ->
      internalErrorInModule
        ("lookupTypeOpDeclaration: unexpected result: " ++ show other)

lookupTypeClassDeclaration
  :: (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m, MonadReader P.ModuleName m)
  => P.ModuleName
  -> P.ProperName 'P.ClassName
  -> m (P.ModuleName, [Declaration])
lookupTypeClassDeclaration importedFrom tyClass = do
  decls <- lookupModuleDeclarations "lookupTypeClassDeclaration" importedFrom
  let
    ds = filter (\d -> declTitle d == P.runProperName tyClass
                       && isTypeClass d)
                decls
  case ds of
    [d] ->
      pure (importedFrom, [d])
    other ->
      internalErrorInModule
        ("lookupTypeClassDeclaration: unexpected result for "
         ++ show tyClass ++ ": "
         ++ (unlines . map show) other)

lookupKindDeclaration
  :: (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m, MonadReader P.ModuleName m)
  => P.ModuleName
  -> P.ProperName 'P.KindName
  -> m (P.ModuleName, [Declaration])
lookupKindDeclaration importedFrom kind = do
  decls <- lookupModuleDeclarations "lookupKindDeclaration" importedFrom
  let
    ds = filter (\d -> declTitle d == P.runProperName kind
                       && isKind d)
                decls
  case ds of
    [d] ->
      pure (importedFrom, [d])
    other ->
      internalErrorInModule
        ("lookupKindDeclaration: unexpected result: " ++ show other)

-- |
-- Get the full list of declarations for a particular module out of the
-- state, or raise an internal error if it is not there.
--
lookupModuleDeclarations ::
  (MonadState (Map P.ModuleName Module) m,
   MonadReader P.ModuleName m) =>
  String ->
  P.ModuleName ->
  m [Declaration]
lookupModuleDeclarations definedIn moduleName = do
  mmdl <- gets (Map.lookup moduleName)
  case mmdl of
    Nothing ->
      internalErrorInModule
        (definedIn ++ ": module missing: "
         ++ T.unpack (P.runModuleName moduleName))
    Just mdl ->
      pure (allDeclarations mdl)

handleTypeClassMembers ::
  (MonadReader P.ModuleName m) =>
  Map P.ModuleName [Either (Text, P.Constraint, ChildDeclaration) Declaration] ->
  Map P.ModuleName [Declaration] ->
  m (Map P.ModuleName [Declaration], Map P.ModuleName [Declaration])
handleTypeClassMembers valsAndMembers typeClasses =
  let
    moduleEnvs =
      Map.unionWith (<>)
        (fmap valsAndMembersToEnv valsAndMembers)
        (fmap typeClassesToEnv typeClasses)
  in
    moduleEnvs
      |> traverse handleEnv
      |> fmap splitMap

valsAndMembersToEnv ::
  [Either (Text, P.Constraint, ChildDeclaration) Declaration] -> TypeClassEnv
valsAndMembersToEnv xs =
  let (envUnhandledMembers, envValues) = partitionEithers xs
      envTypeClasses = []
  in TypeClassEnv{..}

typeClassesToEnv :: [Declaration] -> TypeClassEnv
typeClassesToEnv classes =
  TypeClassEnv
    { envUnhandledMembers = []
    , envValues = []
    , envTypeClasses = classes
    }

-- |
-- An intermediate data type, used for either moving type class members under
-- their parent type classes, or promoting them to normal Declaration values
-- if their parent type class has not been re-exported.
--
data TypeClassEnv = TypeClassEnv
  { -- |
    -- Type class members which have not yet been dealt with. The Text is the
    -- name of the type class they belong to, and the constraint is used to
    -- make sure that they have the correct type if they get promoted.
    --
    envUnhandledMembers :: [(Text, P.Constraint, ChildDeclaration)]
    -- |
    -- A list of normal value declarations. Type class members will be added to
    -- this list if their parent type class is not available.
    --
  , envValues :: [Declaration]
    -- |
    -- A list of type class declarations. Type class members will be added to
    -- their parents in this list, if they exist.
    --
  , envTypeClasses :: [Declaration]
  }
  deriving (Show)

instance Semigroup TypeClassEnv where
  (TypeClassEnv a1 b1 c1) <> (TypeClassEnv a2 b2 c2) =
    TypeClassEnv (a1 <> a2) (b1 <> b2) (c1 <> c2)

instance Monoid TypeClassEnv where
  mempty =
    TypeClassEnv mempty mempty mempty

-- |
-- Take a TypeClassEnv and handle all of the type class members in it, either
-- adding them to their parent classes, or promoting them to normal Declaration
-- values.
--
-- Returns a tuple of (values, type classes).
--
handleEnv
  :: (MonadReader P.ModuleName m)
  => TypeClassEnv
  -> m ([Declaration], [Declaration])
handleEnv TypeClassEnv{..} =
  envUnhandledMembers
    |> foldM go (envValues, mkMap envTypeClasses)
    |> fmap (second Map.elems)

  where
  mkMap =
    Map.fromList . map (declTitle &&& id)

  go (values, tcs) (title, constraint, childDecl) =
    case Map.lookup title tcs of
      Just _ ->
        -- Leave the state unchanged; if the type class is there, the child
        -- will be too.
        pure (values, tcs)
      Nothing -> do
        c <- promoteChild constraint childDecl
        pure (c : values, tcs)

  promoteChild constraint ChildDeclaration{..} =
    case cdeclInfo of
      ChildTypeClassMember typ ->
        pure Declaration
          { declTitle      = cdeclTitle
          , declComments   = cdeclComments
          , declSourceSpan = cdeclSourceSpan
          , declChildren   = []
          , declInfo       = ValueDeclaration (addConstraint constraint typ)
          }
      _ ->
        internalErrorInModule
          ("handleEnv: Bad child declaration passed to promoteChild: "
          ++ T.unpack cdeclTitle)

  addConstraint constraint =
    P.quantify . P.moveQuantifiersToFront . P.ConstrainedType constraint

splitMap :: Map k (v1, v2) -> (Map k v1, Map k v2)
splitMap = fmap fst &&& fmap snd

-- |
-- Given a list of exported constructor names, remove any data constructor
-- names in the provided Map of declarations which are not in the list.
--
filterDataConstructors
  :: [P.ProperName 'P.ConstructorName]
  -> Map P.ModuleName [Declaration]
  -> Map P.ModuleName [Declaration]
filterDataConstructors =
  filterExportedChildren isDataConstructor P.runProperName

-- |
-- Given a list of exported type class member names, remove any data
-- type class member names in the provided Map of declarations which are not in
-- the list.
--
filterTypeClassMembers
  :: [P.Ident]
  -> Map P.ModuleName [Declaration]
  -> Map P.ModuleName [Declaration]
filterTypeClassMembers =
  filterExportedChildren isTypeClassMember P.showIdent

filterExportedChildren
  :: (Functor f)
  => (ChildDeclaration -> Bool)
  -> (name -> Text)
  -> [name]
  -> f [Declaration]
  -> f [Declaration]
filterExportedChildren isTargetedKind runName expNames = fmap filterDecls
  where
  filterDecls =
    map $ filterChildren $ \c ->
      not (isTargetedKind c) || cdeclTitle c `elem` expNames'
  expNames' = map runName expNames

allDeclarations :: Module -> [Declaration]
allDeclarations Module{..} =
  modDeclarations ++ concatMap snd modReExports

(|>) :: a -> (a -> b) -> b
x |> f = f x

internalError :: String -> a
internalError = P.internalError . ("Docs.Convert.ReExports: " ++)

internalErrorInModule
  :: (MonadReader P.ModuleName m)
  => String
  -> m a
internalErrorInModule msg = do
  mn <- ask
  internalError
    ("while collecting re-exports for module: " ++ T.unpack (P.runModuleName mn) ++
     ", " ++ msg)

-- |
-- If the provided Declaration is a TypeClassDeclaration, construct an
-- appropriate Constraint for use with the types of its members.
--
typeClassConstraintFor :: Declaration -> Maybe P.Constraint
typeClassConstraintFor Declaration{..} =
  case declInfo of
    TypeClassDeclaration tyArgs _ _ ->
      Just (P.Constraint (P.Qualified Nothing (P.ProperName declTitle)) (mkConstraint tyArgs) Nothing)
    _ ->
      Nothing
  where
  mkConstraint = map (P.TypeVar . fst)