ldap-client/npm/nodeLib/default.nix
Matvey Aksenov 336b09bb54 Be honest about the ldapjs dependency.
`nix-build` can run tests without any problems now. Close #1.
2015-11-24 20:22:47 +00:00

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Nix

/*
A set of tools for generating node packages, such as to be imported by
default.nix files generated by nixfromnpm.
*/
{
# Self-reference so that we can pass through to downstream libraries
self,
# Base set of packages, i.e. nixpkgs.
pkgs,
# Version of nodejs.
nodejsVersion ? "4.1",
# Whether to use npm3 (requires a prebuilt tarball of npm3).
npm3 ? true
}:
let
# Function to replace dots with something
replaceDots = c: replaceChars ["."] [c];
inherit (builtins) readDir removeAttrs length getEnv elemAt hasAttr;
inherit (pkgs.lib) attrNames attrValues filterAttrs flip foldl
hasSuffix hasPrefix removeSuffix replaceChars
optional optionals stringToCharacters
concatStrings tail splitString;
inherit (pkgs.stdenv) isLinux;
# Function to remove the first character of a string.
dropFirstChar = str: concatStrings (tail (stringToCharacters str));
# Like a for loop.
for = flip map;
# Concatenate a list of sets.
joinSets = foldl (a: b: a // b) {};
# Extracts a tarball containing a bootstrapped version of npm 3.
# This tarball must have been previously generated by an invocation
# of nixfromnpm, but one of these should be included in the
# nixfromnpm distribution (if not, run the `gen_npm3` script).
npm3-src = pkgs.runCommand "npm3" {src=./npm3.tar.gz;} ''
mkdir -p $out && cd $out && tar -xf $src
'';
# Builds the extracted nix file. Since of course it can't use npm3,
# being that it hasn't been built yet, we disable npm3 for this.
_npm3 = import npm3-src {
inherit pkgs nodejsVersion;
npm3 = false;
};
# Parse the `NPM_AUTH_TOKENS` environment variable to discover
# namespace-token associations and turn them into an attribute set
# which we can use as an input to the fetchPrivateNpm function.
# Split the variable on ':', then turn each k=v element in
# the list into an attribute set and join all of those sets.
namespaceTokens = joinSets (
for (splitString ":" (getEnv "NPM_AUTH_TOKENS")) (kvPair:
let kv = splitString "=" kvPair; in
if length kv != 2 then {}
else {"${elemAt kv 0}" = elemAt kv 1;}));
# A function similar to fetchUrl but allows setting of custom headers.
fetchUrlWithHeaders = pkgs.callPackage ./fetchUrlWithHeaders.nix {};
# Uses the parsed namespace tokens to create a function that can
# fetch a private package from an npm repo.
fetchPrivateNpm = {namespace, headers ? {}, ...}@args:
if !(hasAttr namespace namespaceTokens)
then throw "NPM_AUTH_TOKENS does not contain namespace ${namespace}"
else let
Authorization = "Bearer ${namespaceTokens.${namespace}}";
headers = {inherit Authorization;} // headers;
in
fetchUrlWithHeaders (removeAttrs args ["namespace"] // {inherit headers;});
in
rec {
nodejs = pkgs."nodejs-${replaceDots "_" nodejsVersion}" or (
throw "The given nodejs version ${nodejsVersion} has not been defined."
);
buildNodePackage = import ./buildNodePackage.nix ({
inherit (pkgs) stdenv runCommand;
inherit nodejs buildNodePackage;
neededNatives = [pkgs.python] ++ optionals isLinux [pkgs.utillinux];
} // (if npm3 then {npm = _npm3;} else {}));
# A generic package that will fail to build. This is used to indicate
# packages that are broken, without failing the entire generation of
# a package expression.
brokenPackage = {name, reason}:
let
deriv = pkgs.stdenv.mkDerivation {
name = "BROKEN-${name}";
buildCommand = ''
echo "Package ${name} is broken: ${reason}"
exit 1
'';
passthru.withoutTests = deriv;
passthru.pkgName = name;
passthru.basicName = "BROKEN";
passthru.namespace = null;
passthru.version = "BROKEN";
passthru.override = _: deriv;
passthru.recursiveDeps = [];
passthru.peerDependencies = {};
};
in
deriv;
# List a directory after filtering the files.
lsFilter = pred: dir: attrNames (filterAttrs pred (readDir dir));
# Checks the name and type of a listing to grab non-dotfile dirs.
isRegDir = name: type: type == "directory" && !(hasPrefix "." name);
# Discover all of the node packages in a folder and turn them into a set
# mapping `<name>_<version>` to the expression to build that package.
discoverPackages = {callPackage, rootPath}:
# if true then throw "huh? ${rootPath}" else
let
# Names of NPM packages defined in this directory. Don't take
# files that start with '@'.
nodeDirs = lsFilter (n: t: isRegDir n t && !(hasPrefix "@" n))
(/. + rootPath);
# Generate the package expression from a package name and .nix path.
toPackage = name: filepath: let
versionRaw = removeSuffix ".nix" filepath; # Raw version, i.e. "1.2.4"
# Join with package name to make the variable name.
varName = "${replaceDots "-" name}_${replaceDots "-" versionRaw}";
in
# Return the singleton set which maps that name to the actual expression.
{"${varName}" = callPackage (/. + rootPath + "/${name}/${filepath}") {};};
in
# For each directory, and each .nix file in it, create a package from that.
joinSets (for nodeDirs (pkgName: let
pkgDir = /. + rootPath + "/${pkgName}";
# List of .nix files in the directory (excluding symlinks).
versionFiles = lsFilter (name: type: type == "regular" &&
hasSuffix ".nix" name)
pkgDir;
# Check if there is a `latest.nix` file
hasLatest = lsFilter (n: _: n == "latest.nix") pkgDir != [];
in
joinSets (
# Find all of the versions listed in the folder.
map (toPackage pkgName) versionFiles ++
# If the folder has a `latest.nix` file, link the bare name of
# the package to that file.
optional hasLatest {
"${replaceDots "-" pkgName}" = callPackage
(/. + rootPath + "/${pkgName}/latest.nix") {};
})));
# Same as above, except that we take all of the namespaced packages;
# these packages are in folders prefaced with `@`, and contain
# packages in that folder. So, for example the path `@foo/bar` is
# the path to all of the versions of the `bar` package under the
# namespace `foo`.
discoverNamespacePackages = {callPackage, rootPath}: let
isNsDir = name: type: type == "directory" && hasPrefix "@" name;
# Names of NPM packages defined in this directory.
namespaceDirs = lsFilter isNsDir (/. + rootPath);
in
# For each namespace directory, each package folder in it, and
# each .nix file in that, create a package from that and then
# create a namespace out of that.
joinSets (for namespaceDirs (nsDirName: {
"${dropFirstChar nsDirName}" = discoverPackages {
inherit callPackage;
rootPath = /. + rootPath + "/${nsDirName}";
};
}));
# The function that a default.nix can call into which will scan its
# directory for all of the package files and generate a big attribute set
# for all of them. Re-exports the `callPackage` function and all of the
# attribute sets, as well as the nodeLib.
generatePackages = {rootPath, extensions ? []}:
let
callPackageWith = pkgSet: path: overridingArgs: let
inherit (builtins) intersectAttrs functionArgs;
inherit (pkgs.lib) filterAttrs;
# The path must be a function; import it here.
func = import path;
# Get the arguments to the function; e.g. "{a=false; b=true;}", where
# a false value is an argument that has no default.
funcArgs = functionArgs func;
# Take only the arguments that don't have a default.
noDefaults = filterAttrs (_: v: v == false) funcArgs;
# Intersect this set with the package set to create the arguments to
# the function.
satisfyingArgs = intersectAttrs noDefaults pkgSet;
# Override these arguments with whatever's passed in.
actualArgs = satisfyingArgs // overridingArgs;
# Call the function with these args to get a derivation.
deriv = func actualArgs;
in deriv;
callPackage = callPackageWith {
inherit fetchUrlWithHeaders namespaces namespaceTokens;
inherit pkgs nodePackages buildNodePackage brokenPackage;
};
nodePackages = joinSets (map (e: e.nodePackages) extensions) //
discoverPackages {inherit callPackage rootPath;};
namespaces = joinSets (map (e: e.namespaces) extensions) //
discoverNamespacePackages {inherit callPackage rootPath;};
in {
inherit nodePackages callPackage namespaces namespaceTokens pkgs;
nodeLib = self;
};
}