require 'rubygems/package' require 'fileutils' require 'tempfile' require 'zlib' module Stove class Packager include Logify ACCEPTABLE_FILES = [ '.foodcritic', 'README.*', 'CHANGELOG.*', 'CONTRIBUTING.md', 'MAINTAINERS.md', 'metadata.json', 'attributes/*.rb', 'definitions/*.rb', 'files/**/*', 'libraries/**/*.rb', 'providers/**/*.rb', 'recipes/*.rb', 'resources/**/*.rb', 'templates/**/*', ].freeze ACCEPTABLE_FILES_LIST = ACCEPTABLE_FILES.join(',').freeze TMP_FILES = [ /^(?:.*[\\\/])?\.[^\\\/]+\.sw[p-z]$/, /~$/, ].freeze # The cookbook to package. # # @erturn [Stove::Cookbook] attr_reader :cookbook # Whether to include the new extended metadata attributes. # # @return [true, false] attr_reader :extended_metadata # Create a new packager instance. # # @param [Stove::Cookbook] # the cookbook to package # @param [true, false] extended_metadata # include new extended metadata attributes def initialize(cookbook, extended_metadata = false) @cookbook = cookbook @extended_metadata = extended_metadata end # A map from physical file path to tarball file path # # @example # # Assuming +cookbook.name+ is 'apt' # # { # '/home/user/apt-cookbook/metadata.json' => 'apt/metadata.json', # '/home/user/apt-cookbook/README.md' => 'apt/README.md' # } # # @return [Hash] # the map of file paths def packaging_slip root = File.expand_path(cookbook.path) path = File.join(root, "{#{ACCEPTABLE_FILES_LIST}}") Dir.glob(path, File::FNM_DOTMATCH) .reject { |path| %w(. ..).include?(File.basename(path)) } .reject { |path| TMP_FILES.any? { |regex| path.match(regex) } } .map { |path| [path, path.sub(/^#{Regexp.escape(root)}/, cookbook.name)] } .reduce({}) do |map, (cookbook_file, tarball_file)| map[cookbook_file] = tarball_file map end end def tarball # Generate the metadata.json on the fly metadata_json = File.join(cookbook.path, 'metadata.json') json = JSON.fast_generate(cookbook.metadata.to_hash(extended_metadata)) File.open(metadata_json, 'wb') { |f| f.write(json) } io = tar(File.dirname(cookbook.path), packaging_slip) tgz = gzip(io) tempfile = Tempfile.new([cookbook.name, '.tar.gz'], Dir.tmpdir) tempfile.binmode while buffer = tgz.read(1024) tempfile.write(buffer) end tempfile.rewind tempfile ensure if defined?(metadata_json) && File.exist?(File.join(cookbook.path, 'metadata.rb')) File.delete(metadata_json) end end # # Create a tar file from the given root and packaging slip # # @param [String] root # the root where the tar files are being created # @param [Hash] slip # the map from physical file path to tarball file path # # @return [StringIO] # the io object that contains the tarball contents # def tar(root, slip) io = StringIO.new('', 'r+b') Gem::Package::TarWriter.new(io) do |tar| slip.each do |original_file, tarball_file| mode = File.stat(original_file).mode if File.directory?(original_file) tar.mkdir(tarball_file, mode) else tar.add_file(tarball_file, mode) do |tf| File.open(original_file, 'rb') { |f| tf.write(f.read) } end end end end io.rewind io end # # GZip the given IO object (like a File or StringIO). # # @param [IO] io # the io object to gzip # # @return [IO] # the gzipped IO object # def gzip(io) gz = StringIO.new('') z = Zlib::GzipWriter.new(gz) z.write(io.string) z.close # z was closed to write the gzip footer, so # now we need a new StringIO StringIO.new(gz.string) end end end