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# Copyright(c) 2015-2021 ACCESS CO., LTD. All rights reserved.
use Croma
defmodule Mix.Tasks.Antikythera.PrepareAssets do
@shortdoc "Prepares static assets for your gear"
@moduledoc """
#{@shortdoc}.
This mix task is called right before compilations of the gear in antikythera's auto-deploy script.
It ensures all static assets of your gear reside in `priv/static/` directory before compilations of `YourGear.Asset` module.
Assets in `priv/static/` directory will then be uploaded to cloud storage for serving via CDN.
See `Antikythera.Asset` for details.
If your gear uses some kind of preprocessing tools to generate asset files (JS, CSS, etc.),
you have to set up the supported asset preparation method described in the next section.
Normally you do not have to invoke this mix task when you locally develop your assets.
Though you may do so in order to confirm asset preparation is working as you intended.
This mix task invokes the preprocessing tools with `ANTIKYTHERA_COMPILE_ENV` environment variable
(see also `Antikythera.Env`).
You can use this environment variable to distinguish for which environment current script is running.
## Supported Asset Preparation Method
Asset preparation process is split into two steps: package installation step and build step.
If any part of the preparation process resulted in failure (non-zero exit code),
the whole task will abort and thus auto-deploy will fail.
- Prerequisite: `package.json` file and `antikythera_prepare_assets` script in it
Note that if the above prerequisite is not present,
**the whole asset preparation process will be skipped** since package installation is unnecessary.
### Package Installation
Use [`yarn`](https://yarnpkg.com/en/) if `yarn.lock` file exists, otherwise use `npm install`.
### Build using [npm-scripts](https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts)
- Command: `npm run antikythera_prepare_assets`
- Within `antikythera_prepare_assets` script, you may execute any asset-related actions such as:
- Linting
- Type Checking
- Testing
- Compiling/Transpiling
- Uglifying/Minifying
- etc...
- How to organize these actions is up to you. You may use whatever tools available in `npm`,
such as [`webpack`](https://webpack.js.org/) or [`browserify`](http://browserify.org/).
#### Note on implementation
This step is responsible for placing finalized static assets into `priv/static/` directory.
In old versions of `gear_generator`, Node.js packages that depend on
[`compass`](http://compass-style.org/) was used by default in generated gear.
`compass` gem was (and is) globally installed on antikythera jenkins server to enable them.
However, [`compass` is no longer maintained](https://github.com/Compass/compass/commit/dd74a1cfef478a896d03152b2c2a3b93839d168e).
We recommend you to consider using alternative SASS/SCSS processor.
`compass` gem will be kept installed for backward compatibility.
"""
use Mix.Task
alias Antikythera.Asset
@impl true
def run(args) do
run_impl(List.first(args) || "undefined")
end
defp run_impl(env) do
if npm_script_available?() do
install_packages!(env)
audit_vulnerability(env)
build_assets!(env)
dump_asset_file_paths()
else
IO.puts("Skipping. Asset preparation is not configured.")
IO.puts(
"Define `antikythera_prepare_assets` npm-script if you want antikythera to prepare assets for your gear."
)
end
end
defp npm_script_available?() do
with {:ok, json} <- File.read("package.json"),
{:ok, %{"scripts" => map}} <- Poison.decode(json),
%{"antikythera_prepare_assets" => cmd} <- map do
is_binary(cmd)
else
_ -> false
end
end
defp install_packages!(env) do
if File.exists?("yarn.lock") do
run_command!("yarn", [], env)
else
remove_node_modules_if_dependencies_changed!()
run_command!("npm", ["install"], env)
end
end
defp remove_node_modules_if_dependencies_changed!() do
case System.get_env("GIT_PREVIOUS_SUCCESSFUL_COMMIT") do
nil ->
:ok
commit ->
files_to_check = ["package.json", "npm-shrinkwrap.json", "package-lock.json"]
{_output, status} = System.cmd("git", ["diff", "--quiet", commit, "--" | files_to_check])
if status == 1 do
IO.puts(
"Removing node_modules/ in order to avoid potential issues in npm's dependency resolution."
)
File.rm_rf!("node_modules")
end
end
end
defp audit_vulnerability(env) do
if File.exists?("yarn.lock") do
# > The exit code will be a mask of the severities.
# > 16 for CRITICAL
# https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/cli/audit/
{_, status, _} = run_command("yarn", ["audit", "--level", "critical"], env)
if status >= 16 do
raise "One or more critical packages are found: #{status}"
end
else
{output, status, _} = run_command("npm", ["audit", "--parseable"], env)
if status != 0 do
if File.exists?("package-lock.json") || File.exists?("npm-shrinkwrap.json") do
# Some vulnerabilities were found. So we check the audit level.
if Regex.match?(~r/\tcritical\t/, output) do
raise "One or more critical packages are found: #{status}"
end
else
# Failure due to missing lock file.
raise "No lock file is found."
end
end
end
end
defp build_assets!(env) do
run_command!("npm", ["run", "antikythera_prepare_assets"], env)
end
def dump_asset_file_paths() do
IO.puts("Done. Current assets under priv/static/ directory:")
case Asset.list_asset_file_paths() do
[] -> IO.puts(" (No asset files exist)")
paths -> Enum.each(paths, fn path -> IO.puts(" * " <> path) end)
end
end
defun run_command!(cmd :: v[String.t()], args :: v[[String.t()]], env :: v[String.t()]) ::
String.t() do
{output, status, invocation} = run_command(cmd, args, env)
if status == 0 do
output
else
raise("`#{invocation}` resulted in non-zero exit code: #{status}")
end
end
defun run_command(cmd :: v[String.t()], args :: v[[String.t()]], env :: v[String.t()]) ::
{String.t(), non_neg_integer, String.t()} do
invocation = Enum.join([cmd | args], " ")
IO.puts("$ #{invocation}")
{output, status} =
System.cmd(cmd, args, stderr_to_stdout: true, env: %{"ANTIKYTHERA_COMPILE_ENV" => env})
IO.puts(output)
{output, status, invocation}
end
end