require 'pathname'
require_relative 'interpolation'
module Puppet::Pops
module Lookup
# Class that keeps track of the original location (as it appears in the declaration, before interpolation),
# and the fully resolved location, and whether or not the resolved location exists.
#
# @api private
class ResolvedLocation
attr_reader :original_location, :location
# @param original_location [String] location as found in declaration. May contain interpolation expressions
# @param location [Pathname,URI] the expanded location
# @param exist [Boolean] `true` if the location is assumed to exist
# @api public
def initialize(original_location, location, exist)
@original_location = original_location
@location = location
@exist = exist
end
# @return [Boolean] `true` if the location is assumed to exist
# @api public
def exist?
@exist
end
# @return the resolved location as a string
def to_s
@location.to_s
end
end
# Helper methods to resolve interpolated locations
#
# @api private
module LocationResolver
include Interpolation
def expand_globs(datadir, declared_globs, lookup_invocation)
declared_globs.map do |declared_glob|
glob = datadir + interpolate(declared_glob, lookup_invocation, false)
Pathname.glob(glob).reject { |path| path.directory? }.map { |path| ResolvedLocation.new(glob.to_s, path, true) }
end.flatten
end
# @param datadir [Pathname] The base when creating absolute paths
# @param declared_paths [Array<String>] paths as found in declaration. May contain interpolation expressions
# @param lookup_invocation [Puppet::Pops::Lookup::Invocation] The current lookup invocation
# @param is_default_config [Boolean] `true` if this is the default config and non-existent paths should be excluded
# @param extension [String] Required extension such as '.yaml' or '.json'. Use only if paths without extension can be expected
# @return [Array<ResolvedLocation>] Array of resolved paths
def resolve_paths(datadir, declared_paths, lookup_invocation, is_default_config, extension = nil)
result = []
declared_paths.each do |declared_path|
path = interpolate(declared_path, lookup_invocation, false)
path += extension unless extension.nil? || path.end_with?(extension)
path = datadir + path
path_exists = path.exist?
result << ResolvedLocation.new(declared_path, path, path_exists) unless is_default_config && !path_exists
end
result
end
# @param declared_uris [Array<String>] paths as found in declaration. May contain interpolation expressions
# @param lookup_invocation [Puppet::Pops::Lookup::Invocation] The current lookup invocation
# @return [Array<ResolvedLocation>] Array of resolved paths
def expand_uris(declared_uris, lookup_invocation)
declared_uris.map do |declared_uri|
uri = URI(interpolate(declared_uri, lookup_invocation, false))
ResolvedLocation.new(declared_uri, uri, true)
end
end
def expand_mapped_paths(datadir, mapped_path_triplet, lookup_invocation)
# The scope interpolation method is used directly to avoid unnecessary parsing of the string that otherwise
# would need to be generated
mapped_vars = interpolate_method(:scope).call(mapped_path_triplet[0], lookup_invocation, 'mapped_path[0]')
# No paths here unless the scope lookup returned something
return EMPTY_ARRAY if mapped_vars.nil? || mapped_vars.empty?
mapped_vars = [mapped_vars] if mapped_vars.is_a?(String)
var_key = mapped_path_triplet[1]
template = mapped_path_triplet[2]
scope = lookup_invocation.scope
lookup_invocation.with_local_memory_eluding(var_key) do
mapped_vars.map do |var|
# Need to use parent lookup invocation to avoid adding 'var' to the set of variables to track for changes. The
# variable that 'var' stems from is added above.
path = scope.with_local_scope(var_key => var) { datadir + interpolate(template, lookup_invocation, false) }
ResolvedLocation.new(template, path, path.exist?)
end
end
end
end
end
end
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