CHGenerator/Sources/Generator/Processing/MetadataInfoLogger.swift
2022-12-01 14:52:36 +01:00

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Swift

import Foundation
final class MetadataInfoLogger {
private let input: URL
private var numberOfMetadataFiles = 0
private var unusedProperties: [(name: String, source: String)] = []
private var invalidProperties: [(name: String, source: String, reason: String)] = []
private var unknownProperties: [(name: String, source: String)] = []
private var missingProperties: [(name: String, source: String)] = []
private var unreadableMetadata: [(source: String, error: Error)] = []
private var warnings: [(source: String, message: String)] = []
private var errors: [(source: String, message: String)] = []
init(input: URL) {
self.input = input
}
/**
Adds an info message if a value is set for an unused property.
- Note: Unused properties do not cause an element to be skipped.
*/
@discardableResult
func unused<T>(_ value: Optional<T>, _ name: String, source: String) -> T where T: DefaultValueProvider {
if let value {
unusedProperties.append((name, source))
return value
}
return T.defaultValue
}
/**
Cast a string value to another value, and using a default in case of errors.
- Note: Invalid string values do not cause an element to be skipped.
*/
func cast<T>(_ value: String, _ name: String, source: String) -> T where T: DefaultValueProvider, T: StringProperty {
guard let result = T.init(value) else {
invalidProperties.append((name: name, source: source, reason: T.castFailureReason))
return T.defaultValue
}
return result
}
/**
Cast a string value to another value, and using a default in case of errors or missing values.
- Note: Invalid string values do not cause an element to be skipped.
*/
func cast<T>(_ value: String?, _ name: String, source: String) -> T where T: DefaultValueProvider, T: StringProperty {
guard let value else {
return T.defaultValue
}
guard let result = T.init(value) else {
invalidProperties.append((name: name, source: source, reason: T.castFailureReason))
return T.defaultValue
}
return result
}
/**
Cast the string value of an unused property to another value, and using a default in case of errors.
- Note: Invalid string values do not cause an element to be skipped.
*/
func castUnused<R>(_ value: String?, _ name: String, source: String) -> R where R: DefaultValueProvider, R: StringProperty {
unused(value.unwrapped { cast($0, name, source: source) }, name, source: source)
}
/**
Note an unknown property.
- Note: Unknown properties do not cause an element to be skipped.
*/
func unknown(property: String, source: String) {
unknownProperties.append((name: property, source: source))
}
/**
Ensure that a property is set, and aborting metadata decoding.
- Note: Missing required properties cause an element to be skipped.
*/
func required<T>(_ value: T?, name: String, source: String, _ valid: inout Bool) -> T where T: DefaultValueProvider {
guard let value = value else {
missingProperties.append((name, source))
valid = false
return T.defaultValue
}
return value
}
func warning(_ message: String, source: String) {
warnings.append((source, message))
}
func error(_ message: String, source: String) {
errors.append((source, message))
}
func failedToDecodeMetadata(source: String, error: Error) {
unreadableMetadata.append((source, error))
}
func readPotentialMetadata(atPath path: String, source: String) -> Data? {
let url = input.appendingPathComponent(path)
guard url.exists else {
return nil
}
numberOfMetadataFiles += 1
printMetadataScanUpdate()
do {
return try Data(contentsOf: url)
} catch {
unreadableMetadata.append((source, error))
return nil
}
}
// MARK: Printing
private func printMetadataScanUpdate() {
print(String(format: "Scanning source files: %4d pages found \r", numberOfMetadataFiles), terminator: "")
}
func printMetadataScanOverview() {
print(" Number of pages: \(numberOfMetadataFiles)")
print(" Warnings: \(warnings.count)")
print(" Errors: \(errors.count)")
print(" Unreadable files: \(unreadableMetadata.count)")
print(" Unused properties: \(unusedProperties.count)")
print(" Invalid properties: \(invalidProperties.count)")
print(" Unknown properties: \(unknownProperties.count)")
print(" Missing properties: \(missingProperties.count)")
}
func writeResultsToFile(in folder: URL) throws {
let url = folder.appendingPathComponent("Metadata issues.txt")
var lines = ["Errors:"] + errors.map { "\($0.source): \($0.message)" }
lines += ["Warnings:"] + warnings.map { "\($0.source): \($0.message)" }
lines += ["Unreadable files:"] + unreadableMetadata.map { "\($0.source): \($0.error)" }
lines += ["Unused properties:"] + unusedProperties.map { "\($0.source): \($0.name)" }
lines += ["Invalid properties:"] + invalidProperties.map { "\($0.source): \($0.name) (\($0.reason))" }
lines += ["Unknown properties:"] + unknownProperties.map { "\($0.source): \($0.name)" }
lines += ["Missing properties:"] + missingProperties.map { "\($0.source): \($0.name)" }
let data = lines.joined(separator: "\n").data(using: .utf8)
try data?.createFolderAndWrite(to: url)
}
}