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Documentation generation utilities for Appium and related projects
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/**
* Provides functions to validate user-provided options as part of Yargs' post-parsing "check" phase
* @module
*/
import {fs, util} from '@appium/support';
import type {Options} from 'yargs';
import {getLogger} from '../logger';
import {kebabCase} from '../utils';
const log = getLogger('check');
/**
* Data structure describing a missing file; returned by {@linkcode filterMissing}
*/
interface MissingFileData {
/**
* Arbitrary identifier; intent was to map to an option name
*/
id: string;
/**
* Normalized filepath
*/
path: string;
}
/**
* Takes user-provided paths and checks for existence.
*
* Filters options to consider based on group name only.
*
* Meant to be used as a "fail-fast" strategy on the CLI, so we don't go all the way through some
* expensive behavior before realizing we're missing a path.
* @param opts Options object for a yargs command
* @param group Group name to filter on
* @param argv User-provided args
* @returns `true` if all paths exist or otherwise an error message
*/
export async function checkMissingPaths<T extends Record<string, Options>>(
opts: T,
group: string,
argv: Record<string, unknown>,
): Promise<true | string> {
const argsToCheck = Object.keys(opts).filter((id) => opts[id]?.group === group && id in argv);
// yargs is pretty loose about allowing CLI args multiple times, and the value could potentially
// be a `string[]` instead of `string`; we don't want to allow more than one path per arg.
if (!argsToCheck.every((id) => typeof argv[id] === 'string')) {
return 'Paths may only be provided once each';
}
const pathsToCheck: MissingFileData[] = argsToCheck.map((id) => ({
id,
path: String(argv[id]), // this must be a string per the above check
}));
log.debug(
'Checking for existence of %s: %s',
util.pluralize('path', pathsToCheck.length),
pathsToCheck.map(({path}) => path),
);
const missingPaths = await filterMissing(pathsToCheck);
if (missingPaths.length) {
return missingPaths
.map(({id, path}) => `Default or specified path via --${kebabCase(id)} (${path}) does not exist`)
.join('\n');
}
return true;
}
/**
* Given a list of objects with `id` and `path` props, filters out the ones that do not exist
* @param paths Filepaths
* @returns Missing files
*/
async function filterMissing(paths: MissingFileData[]): Promise<MissingFileData[]> {
const exists = await Promise.all(paths.map(async ({id, path}) => ({id, path, exists: await fs.exists(path)})));
return exists.filter((result) => !result.exists).map(({id, path}) => ({id, path}));
}