@sap/cds-compiler/lib/compiler/index.js

CDS (Core Data Services) compiler and backends

// Main XSN-based compiler functions

// ...

// How functions are shared across the Core Compiler sub modules:

// - Shared XSN-related functions which do not use a context are in utils.js,
//   they are `require`d as usual at the beginning of sub modules.
// - The XSN is the only context which context-dependent functions can depend on.
// - Sharing such a function is by adding it to `‹xsn›.$functions`,
//   e.g. `resolvePath` and similar will be attached to the XSN.

'use strict';

const { makeModuleResolver, makeModuleResolverSync } = require('../utils/moduleResolve');
const parsers = require('../parsers');
const parseCsn = require('../json/from-csn');

const assertConsistency = require('./assert-consistency');
const moduleLayers = require('./moduleLayers');
const { fns } = require('./shared');
const define = require('./define');
const finalizeParseCdl = require('./finalize-parse-cdl');
const extend = require('./extend');
const generate = require('./generate');
const kickStart = require('./kick-start');
const populate = require('./populate');
const resolve = require('./resolve');
const tweakAssocs = require('./tweak-assocs');
const propagator = require('./propagator');
const check = require('./checks');

const { Location, emptyWeakLocation } = require('../base/location');
const { createMessageFunctions, deduplicateMessages } = require('../base/messages');
const { checkRemovedDeprecatedFlags } = require('../base/model');
const { promiseAllDoNotRejectImmediately } = require('../base/node-helpers');
const { cdsFs, fileExtension } = require('../utils/file');

const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');
const { XsnSource } = require('./xsn-model');

const extensionParsers = {
  csn: parseCsn.parse,
  json: parseCsn.parse,
  cds: parsers.parseCdl,
  cdl: parsers.parseCdl,
  hdbcds: parsers.parseCdl,
  hdbdd: parsers.parseCdl,
};

// Class for command invocation errors.  Additional members:
//  `errors`: vector of errors (file IO or ArgumentError)
class InvocationError extends Error {
  constructor( errs, ...args ) {
    super( ...args );
    this.code = 'ERR_CDS_COMPILER_INVOCATION';
    this.errors = errs;
  }
}

// Class for argument errors.  Additional members:
//  `argument`: the command argument (repeated file names)
class ArgumentError extends Error {
  constructor( arg, ...args ) {
    super( ...args );
    this.code = 'ERR_CDS_COMPILER_ARGUMENT';
    this.argument = arg;
  }
}

/**
 * Parse the given source with the correct parser based on the file name's
 * extension. For example uses CDL parser for `.cds` files.
 * Respects the value of `options.fallbackParser`.
 *
 * @param {string} source Source code of the file.
 * @param {string} filename Filename including its extension, e.g. "file.cds"
 * @param {object} options Compile options
 * @param {object} messageFunctions If not provided, parse errors will not lead to an exception
 */
function parseX( source, filename, options = {}, messageFunctions = null ) {
  if (!messageFunctions)
    messageFunctions = createMessageFunctions( options, 'parse' );
  const ext = fileExtension( filename );
  const parser = parserForFile( source, ext, options );
  if (parser)
    return parser( source, filename, options, messageFunctions );

  const model = new XsnSource();
  model.location = new Location( filename );
  messageFunctions.error( 'file-unknown-ext', emptyWeakLocation( filename ),
                          { file: ext, '#': !ext && 'none' }, {
                            std: 'Unknown file extension $(FILE)',
                            none: 'No file extension',
                          } );
  return model;
}

/**
 * Get the correct parser for the given source / file extension.
 * Respects the set fallback parser.
 *
 * @param {string} source
 * @param {string} ext
 * @param {object} options
 */
function parserForFile( source, ext, options ) {
  // 'auto!' ignores the file's extension
  if (options.fallbackParser === 'auto!')
    return (source?.startsWith( '{' ) ? parseCsn.parse : parsers.parseCdl);

  if (options.fallbackParser === 'csn!')
    return parseCsn.parse;

  return extensionParsers[ext] ||
    extensionParsers[options.fallbackParser] ||
    (source.startsWith( '{' ) && parseCsn.parse);
}

// Main function: Compile the sources from the files given by the array of
// `filenames`.  As usual with the `fs` library, relative file names are
// relative to the working directory `process.cwd()`.  With argument `dir`, the
// file names are relative to `process.cwd()+dir` (or just `dir` if it is absolute).
// Options can have the following properties:
//  - Truthy `parseOnly`: stop compilation after parsing.
//  - Truthy `lintMode`: do not do propagation
//  - many others - TODO

// This function returns a Promise and can be used with `await`.  For an example
// see `examples/api-usage/`.
// See function `compileSyncX` or `compileSourcesX` for alternative compile
// functions.
//
// The promise is fulfilled if all files could be read and processed without
// errors.  The fulfillment value is an augmented CSN (see
// ./compiler/define.js).
//
// If there are errors, the promise is rejected.  If there was an invocation
// error (repeated filenames or if the file could not be read), the rejection
// value is an InvocationError.  Otherwise, the rejection value is a
// CompilationError containing a vector of individual errors.
//
// `fileCache` is a dictionary of absolute file names to the file content
//  - false: the file does not exist
//  - true: file exists (fstat), no further knowledge yet - i.e. value will change!
//  - 'string' or instanceof Buffer: the file content
//  - { realname: fs.realpath(filename) }: if filename is not canonicalized
//
function compileX( filenames, dir = '', options = {}, fileCache = Object.create( null ) ) {
  options.abortSignal?.throwIfAborted();

  // A non-proper dictionary (i.e. with prototype) is safe if the keys are
  // absolute file names - they start with `/` or `\` or similar
  // if (Object.getPrototypeOf( fileCache ))
  //   fileCache = Object.assign( Object.create(null), fileCache );
  dir = path.resolve( dir );
  const model = { sources: null, options };
  model.$messageFunctions = createMessageFunctions( options, 'compile', model );
  const { resolveModule } = makeModuleResolver( options, fileCache, model.$messageFunctions );
  let input = null;

  let all = processFilenames( filenames, dir )
    .then( (processedInput) => {
      input = processedInput;
      model.sources = input.sources;
    } )
    .then( () => promiseAllDoNotRejectImmediately(
      input.files.map( readAndParse ),
      e => e?.name === 'AbortError' // reject immediately if user wants to abort
    ))
    .then( testInvocation, (reason) => {
      // do not reject with PromiseAllError, use InvocationError:
      const errs = reason.valuesOrErrors?.filter( e => e instanceof Error ) || [ reason ];
      // internal error if no file IO error (has property `path`)
      return Promise.reject( errs.find( e => !e.path ) ||
                             new InvocationError( [ ...(input?.repeated || []), ...errs ]) );
    } );

  if (!options.parseOnly && !options.parseCdl)
    all = all.then( readDependencies );

  return all.then( () => {
    options.abortSignal?.throwIfAborted();
    moduleLayers.setLayers( input.sources );
    return compileDoX( model );
  } );

  // Read file `filename` and parse its content, return messages
  async function readAndParse( filename ) {
    const { sources } = input;
    if ( filename === false )   // module which has not been found
      return [];
    const rel = sources[filename] || path.relative( dir, filename );
    if (typeof rel === 'object') // already parsed
      return [];                 // no further dependency processing
    // no parallel readAndParse with same resolved filename should read the file,
    // also ensure deterministic sequence in sources:
    sources[filename] = { location: new Location( rel ) };

    const source = await cdsFs( fileCache, options.traceFs ).readFileAsync( filename, 'utf8' );
    // before running our compute-heavy parsing, check if user aborted
    options.abortSignal?.throwIfAborted();

    const ast = parseX( source, rel, options, model.$messageFunctions );
    sources[filename] = ast;
    ast.location = new Location( rel );
    ast.dirname = path.dirname( filename );
    assertConsistency( ast, options );

    return ast;
  }

  // Combine the parse results (if there are not file IO errors)
  function testInvocation( values ) {
    if (input.repeated.length)
      // repeated file names in invocation => just report these
      return Promise.reject( new InvocationError(input.repeated) );
    return values;
  }

  function readDependencies( astArray ) {
    const promises = [];
    for (const ast of astArray) {
      // console.log( 'READ-DEP:',ast.filename, ast.dependencies && ast.dependencies.length )
      if (!ast.dependencies || !ast.dependencies.length)
        continue;
      const dependencies = Object.create( null );
      for (const d of ast.dependencies) {
        const module = d.val;
        const dep = dependencies[module];
        if (dep)
          dep.usingFroms.push( d );
        else
          dependencies[module] = { module, basedir: ast.dirname, usingFroms: [ d ] };
      }
      // create promises after all usingFroms have been collected, as the
      // Promise executor is called immediately with `new`:
      for (const module in dependencies)
        promises.push( resolveModule( dependencies[module] ) );
    }
    if (!promises.length)
      return [];
    // read files (important part: adding filename to a.sources) after having
    // resolved the module names to ensure deterministic sequence in a.sources
    return Promise.all( promises )
      .then( fileNames => Promise.all( fileNames.map( readAndParse ) ) )
      .then( readDependencies );
  }
}

/**
 * Synchronous version of function `compile`
 *  - an invocation error ends the compilation immediately.
 *
 * @param {string[]} filenames Files to compile.
 * @param {string} [dir=""] Base directory. All files are resolved relatively
 *                          to this directory
 * @param {object} [options={}] Compilation options.
 * @param {object} [fileCache]
 * @returns {XSN.Model} Augmented CSN
 */
function compileSyncX( filenames, dir = '', options = {}, fileCache = Object.create( null ) ) {
  // A non-proper dictionary (i.e. with prototype) is safe if the keys are
  // absolute file names - they start with `/` or `\` or similar
  dir = path.resolve( dir );
  const a = processFilenamesSync( filenames, dir );

  const model = { sources: a.sources, options };
  model.$messageFunctions = createMessageFunctions( options, 'compile', model );
  const { resolveModuleSync } = makeModuleResolverSync( options, fileCache,
                                                        model.$messageFunctions );

  const asts = [];
  const errors = [];
  a.files.forEach( val => readAndParseSync( val, (err, ast) => {
    if (err)
      errors.push( err );
    if (ast)
      asts.push( ast );
  } ) );

  if (errors.length || a.repeated.length) {
    // internal error if no file IO error (has property `path`)
    const internalError = errors.find( e => !e.path );
    throw internalError || new InvocationError( [ ...a.repeated, ...errors ] );
  }

  if (!options.parseOnly && !options.parseCdl) {
    while (asts.length) {
      const fileNames = readDependenciesSync( asts );
      asts.length = 0;
      // Push dependencies to `ast`. Only works because readAndParseSync() is synchronous.
      for (const fileName of fileNames) {
        readAndParseSync( fileName, ( err, ast ) => {
          if (err)
            throw err;
          if (ast)
            asts.push( ast );
        } );
      }
    }
  }

  moduleLayers.setLayers( a.sources );
  return compileDoX( model );

  // Read file `filename` and parse its content, return messages
  function readAndParseSync( filename, cb ) {
    if ( filename === false ) {   // module which has not been found
      cb( null, null );
      return;
    }
    const rel = a.sources[filename] || path.relative( dir, filename );
    if (typeof rel === 'object') { // already parsed
      cb( null, null );
      return;                 // no further dependency processing
    }
    // no parallel readAndParse with same resolved filename should read the file,
    // also ensure deterministic sequence in a.sources:
    a.sources[filename] = { location: new Location( rel ) };

    cdsFs( fileCache, options.traceFs ).readFileSync( filename, 'utf8', (err, source) => {
      if (err) {
        cb( err, null );
      }
      else {
        try {
          const ast = parseX( source, rel, options, model.$messageFunctions );
          a.sources[filename] = ast;
          ast.location = new Location( rel );
          ast.dirname = path.dirname( filename );
          assertConsistency( ast, options );
          cb( null, ast );
        }
        catch (e) {
          cb( e, null );
        }
      }
    } );
  }

  function readDependenciesSync( astArray ) {
    const fileNames = [];
    for (const ast of astArray) {
      // console.log( 'READ-DEP:',ast.filename, ast.dependencies && ast.dependencies.length )
      if (!ast.dependencies || !ast.dependencies.length)
        continue;
      const dependencies = Object.create( null );
      for (const d of ast.dependencies) {
        const module = d.val;
        const dep = dependencies[module];
        if (dep)
          dep.usingFroms.push( d );
        else
          dependencies[module] = { module, basedir: ast.dirname, usingFroms: [ d ] };
      }
      // create promises after all usingFroms have been collected, as the
      // Promise executor is called immediately with `new`:
      for (const module in dependencies)
        fileNames.push( resolveModuleSync( dependencies[module] ) );
    }
    if (!fileNames.length)
      return [];
    // read files (important part: adding filename to a.sources) after having
    // resolved the module names to ensure deterministic sequence in a.sources
    return fileNames;
  }
}

/**
 * Promise-less main functions: compile the given sources.
 *
 * Argument `sourcesDict` is a dictionary (it could actually be an ordinary object)
 * mapping filenames to either source texts (string) or JS objects; the objects
 * are usually CSNs, or XSNs (AST-like augmented CSNs) with option `$xsnObjects`.
 * It could also be a simple string, which is then considered
 * to be the source text of a file named `<stdin>.cds`.
 *
 * See function `compileX` for the meaning of the argument `options`.  If there
 * are parse or other compilation errors, throw an exception CompilationError
 * containing a vector of individual errors.
 *
 * TODO: re-check `using from` dependencies.
 *
 * @param {string|object} sourcesDict Files to compile.
 * @param {object} [options={}] Compilation options.
 * @returns {XSN.Model} Augmented CSN
 */
function compileSourcesX( sourcesDict, options = {} ) {
  if (typeof sourcesDict === 'string')
    sourcesDict = { '<stdin>.cds': sourcesDict };
  const sources = Object.create( null );
  const model = { sources, options };
  model.$messageFunctions = createMessageFunctions( options, 'compile', model );

  for (const filename in sourcesDict) {
    const source = sourcesDict[filename];
    if (typeof source === 'string') {
      const ast = parseX( source, filename, options, model.$messageFunctions );
      sources[filename] = ast;
      ast.location = new Location( filename );
      assertConsistency( ast, options );
    }
    else if (options.$xsnObjects) { // source is a XSN object with option $xsnObjects
      sources[filename] = source;
    }
    else {                      // source is a CSN object
      const ast = parseCsn.augment( source, filename, options, model.$messageFunctions );
      sources[filename] = ast;
      ast.location = new Location( filename );
      assertConsistency( ast, options );
    }

    for (const dep of sources[filename].dependencies || []) {
      if (!dep.realname) {
        // `realname` is used by setLayers(). For compileSources(), we don't resolve
        // the USING paths and use the literal instead, which may be part of the
        // source dictionary.
        dep.realname = dep.val;
      }
    }
  }
  moduleLayers.setLayers( sources );

  return compileDoX( model );
}

/**
 * Recompile the given CSN
 *
 * @param {object} csn Input CSN to recompile to XSN
 * @param {object} options Options
 * @returns {object} XSN
 *
 * TODO: probably issue message api-recompiled-csn there.
 */
function recompileX( csn, options ) {
  options = {
    ...options,
    parseCdl: false, // Explicitly set parseCdl to false because backends cannot handle it
    docComment: null, // Input is CSN: leave doc comments alone
    $recompile: true,
  };
  // Reset csnFlavor: Use client style (default)
  delete options.csnFlavor;
  delete options.toCsn;
  // TODO: $recompile: true should be enough

  const file = csn.$location && csn.$location.file &&
    csn.$location.file.replace( /[.]cds$/, '.cds.csn' ) || '<recompile>.csn';

  const sources = Object.create( null );
  const model = { sources, options };
  model.$messageFunctions = createMessageFunctions( options, 'compile', model );
  // TODO: or use module which invokes the recompilation?

  sources[file] = parseCsn.augment( csn, file, options, model.$messageFunctions );
  moduleLayers.setLayers( sources );
  const compiled = compileDoX( model ); // calls throwWithError()
  if (options.messages)         // does not help with exception in compileDoX()
    deduplicateMessages( options.messages ); // TODO: do better
  return compiled;
}

/**
 * On the given model (AST like CSN) run the definer, resolver as well as semantic checks.
 * Creates an augmented CSN (XSN) and returns it.
 *
 * @param {object} model AST like CSN generated e.g. by `parsers.parseCdl()`
 * @returns {XSN.Model} Augmented CSN (XSN)
 */
function compileDoX( model ) {
  const { options } = model;
  const { throwWithError } = model.$messageFunctions;
  if (!options.testMode)
    model.meta = {}; // provide initial central meta object

  checkRemovedDeprecatedFlags( options, model.$messageFunctions );

  if (options.parseOnly) {
    throwWithError();
    return model;
  }
  model.$functions = {};
  fns( model );                 // attach (mostly) paths functions
  define( model );
  // do not run the resolver in parse-cdl mode or we get duplicate annotations, etc.
  // TODO: do not use this function for parseCdl anyway…
  if (options.parseCdl) {
    finalizeParseCdl( model );
    throwWithError();
    return model;
  }
  extend( model );
  generate( model );
  kickStart( model );
  populate( model );

  model.definitions = model.$functions.shuffleDict( model.definitions );
  // Shuffling extensions is more difficult due to intra-file extensions of same artifact
  // TODO: think about making this work

  resolve( model );
  tweakAssocs( model );
  assertConsistency( model );
  check( model );
  throwWithError();
  if (options.lintMode)
    return model;

  return propagator.propagate( model );
}

/**
 * Process an array of `filenames`.  Returns an object with properties:
 *  - `sources`: dictionary which has a filename as key (value is irrelevant)
 *  - `files`: the argument array without repeating the same name
 *  - `repeated`: array of filenames which have been repeatedly listed
 *    (listed only once here even if listed thrice)
 *
 * Note: there is nothing file-specific about the filenames, the filenames are
 * not normalized - any strings work
 */
async function processFilenames( filenames, dir ) {
  const filenameMap = Object.create( null );

  const promises = [];
  for (const originalName of filenames) {
    const setName = (name) => {
      filenameMap[originalName] = name;
    };
    // Resolve possible symbolic link; if the file does not exist
    // we just continue using the original name because readFile()
    // already handles non-existent files.
    const promise = fs.promises.realpath( path.resolve( dir, originalName ) )
      .then( setName, () => setName( originalName ) );
    promises.push( promise );
  }

  await Promise.all( promises );
  return createSourcesDict( filenames, filenameMap, dir );
}

/**
 * Synchronous version of processFilenames().
 */
function processFilenamesSync( filenames, dir ) {
  const filenameMap = Object.create( null );

  for (const originalName of filenames) {
    let name = path.resolve( dir, originalName );
    try {
      // Resolve possible symbolic link; if the file does not exist
      // we just continue using the original name because readFile()
      // already handles non-existent files.
      name = fs.realpathSync.native( name );
    }
    catch {
      // Ignore the not-found (ENOENT) error
    }
    filenameMap[originalName] = name;
  }

  return createSourcesDict( filenames, filenameMap, dir );
}

/**
 * Creates the sources dictionary as well as a list of absolute filenames.
 * If files are repeated, `repeated` will contain ArgumentErrors for it.
 *
 * @param {string[]} filenames List of (possibly relative) filenames. Defines the file order.
 * @param {Record<string, string>} filenameMap Map from original name to actual filename
 *                                             (e.g. from symlink to underlying path)
 * @param {string} dir "Current working directory"
 * @return {{sources: object, files: string[], repeated: ArgumentError[]}}
 */
function createSourcesDict( filenames, filenameMap, dir ) {
  const sources = Object.create( null );
  const files = [];
  const repeated = [];

  for (const originalName of filenames) {
    const name = filenameMap[originalName];
    if (!sources[name]) {
      sources[name] = path.relative( dir, name );
      files.push( name );
    }
    else if (typeof sources[name] === 'string') { // not specified more than twice
      const msg = `Repeated argument: file '${ sources[name] }'`;
      repeated.push( new ArgumentError( name, msg ) );
    }
  }

  return { sources, files, repeated };
}

module.exports = {
  parseX,
  compileX,
  compileSyncX,
  compileSourcesX,
  recompileX,
  InvocationError,    // TODO: make it no error if same file name is provided twice
};