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CPAN::Visitor - Generic traversal of distributions in a CPAN repository
version 0.002
use CPAN::Visitor;
my $visitor = CPAN::Visitor->new( cpan => "/path/to/cpan" );
# Prepare to visit all distributions
$visitor->select();
# Or a subset of distributions
$visitor->select(
subtrees => [ qr{D/DA}, qr{A/AD} ], # relative to authors/id/
exclude => qr{/Acme-}, # No Acme- dists
match => qr{/Test-} # Only Test- dists
);
# Action is specified via a callback
$visitor->iterate(
visit => sub {
my $job = shift;
print $job->{distfile} if -f 'Build.PL'
}
);
# Or start with a list of files
$visitor = CPAN::Visitor->new(
cpan => "/path/to/cpan",
files => \@distfiles, # e.g. ANDK/CPAN-1.94.tar.gz
);
$visitor->iterate( visit => \&callback );
# Iterate in parallel
$visitor->iterate( visit => \&callback, jobs => 5 );
A very generic, callback-driven program to iterate over a CPAN repository.
Needs better documentation and tests, but is provided for others to examine, use or contribute to.
my $visitor = CPAN::Visitor->new( @args );
Object attributes include:
cpan -- path to CPAN or mini CPAN repository. Required. quiet -- whether warnings should be silenced (e.g. from extraction). Optional. stash -- hash-ref of user-data to be made available during iteration. Optional. files -- array-ref with a pre-selection of of distribution files.
These must be in AUTHOR/NAME.suffix format. Optional.$visitor->select( @args );
Valid arguments include:
subtrees -- path or array-ref of paths. These must be relative to the
'authors/id/' directory within a CPAN repo. If given, only files within
those subtrees will be considered. If not specified, the entire 'authors/id'
tree is searched. exclude -- qr() or array-ref of qr() patterns. If a path matches any
pattern, it is excluded match -- qr() or array-ref of qr() patterns. If an array-ref is provided,
only paths that match all patterns are included The select method returns a count of files selected.
$visitor->iterate( @args );
Valid arguments include:
jobs -- non-negative integer specifying the maximum number of
forked processes. Defaults to none. check -- code reference callback start -- code reference callback extract -- code reference callback enter -- code reference callback visit -- code reference callback leave -- code reference callback finish -- code reference callbackSee ACTION CALLBACKS for more. Generally, you only need to provide the
visit callback, which is called from inside the unpacked distribution
directory.
The iterate method always returns true.
Each selected distribution is processed with a series of callback functions. These are each passed a hash-ref with information about the particular distribution being processed.
sub _my_visit {
my $job = shift;
# do stuff
}
The job hash-ref is initialized with the following fields:
distfile -- the unique, short CPAN distfile name,
e.g. DAGOLDEN/CPAN-Visitor-0.001.tar.gz distpath -- the absolute path the distribution archive,
e.g. /my/cpan/authors/id/D/DA/DAGOLDEN/CPAN-Visitor-0.001.tar.gz tempdir -- a File::Temp directory object for extraction or other things stash -- the 'stash' hashref from the Visitor object quiet -- the 'quiet' flag from the Visitor object result -- an empty hashref to start; the return values from each
action are added and may be referenced by subsequent actionsThe result field is used to accumulate the return values from action
callbacks. For example, the return value from the default 'extract' action is
the unpacked distribution directory:
$job->{result}{extract} # distribution directory path
You do not need to store the results yourself -- the iterate method
takes care of it for you.
Callbacks occur in the following order. Some callbacks skip further processing if the return value is false.
check -- determiens whether the distribution should be processed;
goes to next file if false; default is always true start -- used for any setup, logging, etc; default does nothing extract -- extracts a distribution into a temp directory or otherwise
prepares for visiting; skips to finish action if it returns
a false value; default returns the path to the extracted
directory enter -- skips to the finish action if it returns false; default takes
the result of extract, chdir's into it, and returns the
original directory visit -- examine the distribution or otherwise do stuff; the default
does nothing; leave -- default returns to the original directory (the result of enter) finish -- any teardown processing, logging, etc.These allow complete customization of the iteration process. For example, one could do something like this:
extract callback with one that returns
an arrayref of distribution files without actually unpacking it into
a physical directory enter callback with one that does nothing but
return a true value; replace the default leave callback likewise visit callback get the $job->{result}{extract} listing
and examine it for the presence of certain filesThis could potentially speed up iteration if only the file names within the distribution are of interest and not the contents of the actual files.
Please report any bugs or feature requests using the CPAN Request Tracker web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/Dist/Display.html?Queue=CPAN-Visitor
When submitting a bug or request, please include a test-file or a patch to an existing test-file that illustrates the bug or desired feature.
David Golden <dagolden@cpan.org>
This software is Copyright (c) 2010 by David Golden.
This is free software, licensed under:
The Apache License, Version 2.0, January 2004
| CPAN-Visitor documentation | Contained in the CPAN-Visitor distribution. |
# # This file is part of CPAN-Visitor # # This software is Copyright (c) 2010 by David Golden. # # This is free software, licensed under: # # The Apache License, Version 2.0, January 2004 # use 5.006; use strict; use warnings; package CPAN::Visitor; BEGIN { $CPAN::Visitor::VERSION = '0.002'; } # ABSTRACT: Generic traversal of distributions in a CPAN repository use autodie; use Archive::Extract 0.34 (); use File::Find (); use File::pushd 1.00 (); use File::Temp 0.20 (); use Path::Class 0.17 (); use Parallel::ForkManager 0.007005 (); use Moose 0.93 ; use MooseX::Params::Validate 0.13; use namespace::autoclean 0.09 ; has 'cpan' => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 ); has 'quiet' => ( is => 'rw', default => 1 ); has 'stash' => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'HashRef', default => sub { {} } ); has 'files' => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'ArrayRef', default => sub { [] } ); sub BUILD { my $self = shift; unless ( -d $self->cpan && -d Path::Class::dir($self->cpan, 'authors', 'id') ) { die "'cpan' parameter must be the root of a CPAN repository"; } } #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # selection methods #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# my $archive_re = qr{\.(?:tar\.(?:bz2|gz|Z)|t(?:gz|bz)|zip)$}i; sub select { my ($self, %params) = validated_hash( \@_, match => { isa => 'RegexpRef | ArrayRef[RegxpRef]', default => [qr/./] }, exclude => { isa => 'RegexpRef | ArrayRef[RegexpRef]', default => [] }, subtrees => { isa => 'Str | ArrayRef[Str]', default => [] }, all_files => { isa => 'Bool', default => 0 }, append => { isa => 'Bool', default => 0 }, ); # normalize to arrayrefs for my $k ( qw/match exclude subtrees/ ) { next unless exists $params{$k}; next if ref $params{$k} && ref $params{$k} eq 'ARRAY'; $params{$k} = [ $params{$k} ]; } # determine search dirs my $id_dir = Path::Class::dir($self->cpan, qw/authors id/); my @search_dirs = map { $id_dir->subdir($_)->stringify } @{$params{subtrees}}; @search_dirs = $id_dir->stringify if ! @search_dirs; # perform search my @found; File::Find::find( { no_chdir => 1, follow => 0, preprocess => sub { my @files = sort @_; return @files }, wanted => sub { return unless -f; return unless $params{all_files} || /$archive_re/; for my $re ( @{$params{exclude}} ) { return if /$re/; } for my $re ( @{$params{match}} ) { return if ! /$re/; } (my $f = Path::Class::file($_)->relative($id_dir)) =~ s{./../}{}; push @found, $f; } }, @search_dirs, ); if ( $params{append} ) { push @{$self->files}, @found; } else { @{$self->files} = @found; } return scalar @found; } #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # default actions # # These are passed a "job" hashref. It is initialized with the following # fields: # # distfile -- e.g. DAGOLDEN/CPAN-Visitor-0.001.tar.gz # distpath -- e.g. /my/cpan/authors/id/D/DA/DAGOLDEN/CPAN-Visitor-0.001.tar.gz # tempdir -- File::Temp directory object for extraction or other things # stash -- the 'stash' hashref from the Visitor object # quiet -- the 'quiet' flag from the Visitor object # result -- an empty hashref to start; the return values from each # action are added and may be referenced by subsequent actions # # E.g. the return value from 'extract' is the directory: # # $job->{result}{extract} = $unpacked_directory; # #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# sub _check { 1 } # always proceed sub _start { 1 } # no special start action # _extract returns the proper directory to chdir into # if the $job->{stash}{prefer_bin} is true, it will tell Archive::Extract # to use binaries sub _extract { my $job = shift; local $Archive::Extract::DEBUG = 0; local $Archive::Extract::PREFER_BIN = $job->{stash}{prefer_bin} ? 1 : 0; local $Archive::Extract::WARN = $job->{quiet} ? 0 : 1; # cd to tmpdir for duration of this sub my $pushd = File::pushd::pushd( $job->{tempdir} ); my $ae = Archive::Extract->new( archive => $job->{distpath} ); my $olderr; # stderr > /dev/null if quiet if ( ! $Archive::Extract::WARN ) { open $olderr, ">&STDERR"; open STDERR, ">", File::Spec->devnull; } my $extract_ok = $ae->extract; # restore stderr if quiet if ( ! $Archive::Extract::WARN ) { open STDERR, ">&", $olderr; close $olderr; } if ( ! $extract_ok ) { warn "Couldn't extract '$job->{distpath}'\n" if $Archive::Extract::WARN; return; } # most distributions unpack a single directory that we must enter # but some behave poorly and unpack to the current directory my @children = Path::Class::dir()->children; if ( @children == 1 && -d $children[0] ) { return Path::Class::dir($job->{tempdir}, $children[0])->absolute->stringify; } else { return Path::Class::dir($job->{tempdir})->absolute->stringify; } } sub _enter { my $job = shift; my $curdir = Path::Class::dir()->absolute; my $target_dir = $job->{result}{extract} or return; if ( -d $target_dir ) { chdir $target_dir; } else { warn "Can't chdir to non-existing directory '$target_dir'\n"; return; } return $curdir; } sub _visit { 1 } # do nothing # chdir out and clean up sub _leave { my $job = shift; chdir $job->{result}{enter}; return 1; } sub _finish { 1 } # no special finish action #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # iteration methods #--------------------------------------------------------------------------# # iterate() # # Arguments: # # jobs -- if greater than 1, distributions are processed in parallel # via Parallel::ForkManager # # iterate() takes several optional callbacks which are run in the following # order. Callbacks get a single hashref argument as described above under # default actions. # # check -- whether the distribution should be processed; goes to next file # if false; default is always true # # start -- used for any setup, logging, etc; default does nothing # # extract -- extracts a distribution into a temp directory or otherwise # prepares for visiting; skips to finish action if it returns # a false value; default returns the path to the extracted # directory # # enter -- skips to the finish action if it returns false; default takes # the result of extract, chdir's into it, and returns the # original directory # # visit -- examine the distribution or otherwise do stuff; the default # does nothing; # # leave -- default returns to the original directory (the result of enter) # # finish -- any teardown processing, logging, etc. sub iterate { my ($self, %params) = validated_hash( \@_, jobs => { isa => 'Int', default => 0 }, check => { isa => 'CodeRef', default => \&_check }, start => { isa => 'CodeRef', default => \&_start }, extract => { isa => 'CodeRef', default => \&_extract }, enter => { isa => 'CodeRef', default => \&_enter }, visit => { isa => 'CodeRef', default => \&_visit }, leave => { isa => 'CodeRef', default => \&_leave }, finish => { isa => 'CodeRef', default => \&_finish }, ); my $pm = Parallel::ForkManager->new( $params{jobs} > 1 ? $params{jobs} : 0 ); for my $distfile ( @{ $self->files } ) { $pm->start and next; $self->_iterate($distfile, \%params); $pm->finish; } $pm->wait_all_children; return 1; } sub _iterate { my ($self, $distfile, $params) = @_; my $job = { distfile => $distfile, distpath => $self->_fullpath($distfile), tempdir => File::Temp->newdir(), stash => $self->stash, quiet => $self->quiet, result => {}, }; $job->{result}{check} = $params->{check}->($job) or return; $job->{result}{start} = $params->{start}->($job); ACTION: { $job->{result}{extract} = $params->{extract}->($job) or last ACTION; $job->{result}{enter} = $params->{enter}->($job) or last ACTION; $job->{result}{visit} = $params->{visit}->($job); $job->{result}{leave} = $params->{leave}->($job); } $params->{finish}->($job); return; } sub _fullpath { my ($self, $distfile) = @_; my ($two, $one) = $distfile =~ /\A((.).)/; return Path::Class::file( $self->cpan, 'authors', 'id', $one, $two, $distfile )->absolute->stringify; } __PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable; 1;
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