#!/usr/bin/env python # # Utility functions to access git repository info and # generate source files and binary objects using templates. # # (c) 2011, The OpenPilot Team, http://www.openpilot.org # See also: The GNU Public License (GPL) Version 3 # from subprocess import Popen, PIPE from re import search, MULTILINE from datetime import datetime from string import Template import optparse import hashlib import sys import os.path import json class Repo: """A simple git repository HEAD commit info class This simple class provides object notation to access the git repository current commit info. If one needs better access one can try the GitPython class available here: http://packages.python.org/GitPython It is not installed by default, so we cannot rely on it. Example: r = Repo('/path/to/git/repository') print "path: ", r.path() print "origin: ", r.origin() print "hash: ", r.hash() print "short hash: ", r.hash(8) print "Unix time: ", r.time() print "commit date:", r.time("%Y%m%d") print "commit tag: ", r.tag() print "branch: ", r.branch() print "release tag:", r.reltag() """ def _exec(self, cmd): """Execute git using cmd as arguments""" self._git = 'git' git = Popen(self._git + " " + cmd, cwd = self._path, shell = True, stdout = PIPE, stderr = PIPE) self._out, self._err = git.communicate() self._rc = git.poll() def _get_origin(self): """Get and store the repository fetch origin path""" self._origin = None self._exec('remote -v') if self._rc == 0: m = search(r"^origin\s+(.+)\s+\(fetch\)$", self._out, MULTILINE) if m: self._origin = m.group(1) def _get_time(self): """Get and store HEAD commit timestamp in Unix format We use commit timestamp rather than the build time, so it always is the same for the current commit or tag. """ self._time = None self._exec('log -n1 --no-color --format=format:%ct HEAD') if self._rc == 0: self._time = self._out def _get_last_tag(self): """Get and store git tag for the HEAD commit""" self._last_tag = None self._num_commits_past_tag = None self._exec('describe --tags --long') if self._rc == 0: descriptions = self._out.rsplit('-', 2) self._last_tag = descriptions[-3] self._num_commits_past_tag = descriptions[-2] def _get_branch(self): """Get and store current branch containing the HEAD commit""" self._branch = None self._exec('branch --contains HEAD') if self._rc == 0: m = search(r"^\*\s+(.+)$", self._out, MULTILINE) if m: self._branch = m.group(1) def _get_dirty(self): """Check for dirty state of repository""" self._dirty = False self._exec('update-index --refresh --unmerged') self._exec('diff-index --name-only --exit-code --quiet HEAD') if self._rc: self._dirty = True def _load_json(self): """Loads the repo data from version-info.json""" json_path = os.path.join(self._path, 'version-info.json') if os.path.isfile(json_path): with open(json_path) as json_file: json_data = json.load(json_file) self._hash = json_data['hash'] self._origin = json_data['origin'] self._time = json_data['time'] self._last_tag = json_data['last_tag'] self._num_commits_past_tag = json_data['num_commits_past_tag'] self._branch = json_data['branch'] self._dirty = json_data['dirty'] return True return False def __init__(self, path = "."): """Initialize object instance and read repo info""" self._path = path self._exec('rev-parse --verify HEAD') if self._load_json(): pass elif self._rc == 0: self._hash = self._out.strip(' \t\n\r') self._get_origin() self._get_time() self._get_last_tag() self._get_branch() self._get_dirty() else: self._hash = None self._origin = None self._time = None self._last_tag = None self._num_commits_past_tag = None self._branch = None self._dirty = None def path(self): """Return the repository path""" return self._path def origin(self, none = None): """Return fetch origin of the repository""" if self._origin == None: return none else: return self._origin def hash(self, n = 40, none = None): """Return hash of the HEAD commit""" if self._hash == None: return none else: return self._hash[:n] def time(self, format = None, none = None): """Return Unix or formatted time of the HEAD commit""" if self._time == None: return none else: if format == None: return self._time else: return datetime.utcfromtimestamp(float(self._time)).strftime(format) def tag(self, none = None): """Return git tag for the HEAD commit or given string if none""" if self._last_tag == None or self._num_commits_past_tag != 0: return none else: return self._last_tag def branch(self, none = None): """Return git branch containing the HEAD or given string if none""" if self._branch == None: return none else: return self._branch def dirty(self, dirty = "-dirty", clean = ""): """Return git repository dirty state or empty string""" if self._dirty: return dirty else: return clean def label(self): """Return package label (similar to git describe)""" try: if self._num_commits_past_tag == 0: return self._last_tag + self.dirty() else: return self._last_tag + "+r" + self._num_commits_past_tag + "-g" + self.hash(7, '') + self.dirty() except: return None def revision(self): """Return full revison string (tag if defined, or branch:hash date time if no tag)""" try: if self._num_commits_past_tag == 0: return self.tag('') + self.dirty() else: return self.branch('no-branch') + ":" + self.hash(8, 'no-hash') + self.dirty() + self.time(' %Y%m%d %H:%M') except: return None def info(self): """Print some repository info""" print "path: ", self.path() print "origin: ", self.origin() print "Unix time: ", self.time() print "commit date:", self.time("%Y%m%d") print "hash: ", self.hash() print "short hash: ", self.hash(8) print "branch: ", self.branch() print "commit tag: ", self.tag('') print "dirty: ", self.dirty('yes', 'no') print "label: ", self.label() print "revision: ", self.revision() def save_to_json(self, path): """Saves the repo data to version-info.json""" json_data = dict() json_data['hash'] = self._hash json_data['origin'] = self._origin json_data['time'] = self._time json_data['last_tag'] = self._last_tag json_data['num_commits_past_tag'] = self._num_commits_past_tag json_data['branch'] = self._branch # version-info.json is for use with git archive which doesn't take in dirty changes json_data['dirty'] = False json_path = os.path.join(path, 'version-info.json') with open(json_path, 'w') as json_file: json.dump(json_data, json_file) def file_from_template(tpl_name, out_name, dict): """Create or update file from template using dictionary This function reads the template, performs placeholder replacement using the dictionary and checks if output file with such content already exists. If no such file or file data is different from expected then it will be ovewritten with new data. Otherwise it will not be updated so make will not update dependent targets. Example: # template.c: # char source[] = "${OUTFILENAME}"; # uint32_t timestamp = ${UNIXTIME}; # uint32_t hash = 0x${HASH8}; r = Repo('/path/to/git/repository') tpl_name = "template.c" out_name = "output.c" dictionary = dict( HASH8 = r.hash(8), UNIXTIME = r.time(), OUTFILENAME = out_name, ) file_from_template(tpl_name, out_name, dictionary) """ # Read template first tf = open(tpl_name, "rb") tpl = tf.read() tf.close() # Replace placeholders using dictionary out = Template(tpl).substitute(dict) # Check if output file already exists try: of = open(out_name, "rb") except IOError: # No file - create new of = open(out_name, "wb") of.write(out) of.close() else: # File exists - overwite only if content is different inp = of.read() of.close() if inp != out: of = open(out_name, "wb") of.write(out) of.close() def sha1(file): """Provides C source representation of sha1 sum of file""" if file == None: return "" else: sha1 = hashlib.sha1() with open(file, 'rb') as f: for chunk in iter(lambda: f.read(8192), ''): sha1.update(chunk) hex_stream = lambda s:",".join(['0x'+hex(ord(c))[2:].zfill(2) for c in s]) return hex_stream(sha1.digest()) def xtrim(string, suffix, length): """Return string+suffix concatenated and trimmed up to length characters This function appends suffix to the end of string and returns the result up to length characters. If it does not fit then the string will be truncated and the '+' will be put between it and the suffix. """ if len(string) + len(suffix) <= length: return ''.join([string, suffix]) else: n = length - 1 - len(suffix) assert n > 0, "length of truncated string+suffix exceeds maximum length" return ''.join([string[:n], '+', suffix]) def get_hash_of_dirs(directory, verbose = 0, raw = 0, n = 40): """Return hash of XML files from UAVObject definition directory""" import hashlib, os SHAhash = hashlib.sha1() if not os.path.exists(directory): return -1 try: for root, dirs, files in os.walk(directory): # os.walk() is unsorted. Must make sure we process files in sorted # order so that the hash is stable across invocations and across OSes. if files: files.sort() for names in files: if verbose == 1: print 'Hashing', names filepath = os.path.join(root, names) try: f1 = open(filepath, 'rU') except: # You can't open the file for some reason continue # Compute file hash. Same as running "sha1sum ". f1hash = hashlib.sha1() while 1: # Read file in as little chunks buf = f1.read(4096) if not buf: break f1hash.update(buf) f1.close() if verbose == 1: print 'Hash is', f1hash.hexdigest() # Append the hex representation of the current file's hash into the cumulative hash SHAhash.update(f1hash.hexdigest()) except: import traceback # Print the stack traceback traceback.print_exc() return -2 if verbose == 1: print 'Final hash is', SHAhash.hexdigest() if raw == 1: return SHAhash.hexdigest()[:n] else: hex_stream = lambda s:",".join(['0x'+hex(ord(c))[2:].zfill(2) for c in s]) return hex_stream(SHAhash.digest()) def main(): """This utility uses git repository in the current working directory or from the given path to extract some info about it and HEAD commit. Then some variables in the form of ${VARIABLE} could be replaced by collected data. Optional board type, board revision and sha1 sum of given image file could be applied as well or will be replaced by empty strings if not defined. If --info option is given, some repository info will be printed to stdout. If --format option is given then utility prints the format string after substitution to the standard output. If --outfile option is given then the --template option should be defined too. In that case the utility reads a template file, performs variable substitution and writes the result into output file. Output file will be overwritten only if its content differs from expected. Otherwise it will not be touched, so make utility will not remake dependent targets. Optional positional arguments may be used to add more dictionary strings for replacement. Each argument has the form: VARIABLE=replacement and each ${VARIABLE} reference will be replaced with replacement string given. """ # Parse command line. class RawDescriptionHelpFormatter(optparse.IndentedHelpFormatter): """optparse formatter function to pretty print raw epilog""" def format_epilog(self, epilog): if epilog: return "\n" + epilog + "\n" else: return "" parser = optparse.OptionParser( formatter=RawDescriptionHelpFormatter(), description = "Performs variable substitution in template file or string.", epilog = main.__doc__); parser.add_option('--path', default='.', help='path to the git repository'); parser.add_option('--info', action='store_true', help='print repository info to stdout'); parser.add_option('--format', help='format string to print to stdout'); parser.add_option('--template', help='name of template file'); parser.add_option('--outfile', help='name of output file'); parser.add_option('--image', help='name of image file for sha1 calculation'); parser.add_option('--type', default="", help='board type, for example, 0x04 for CopterControl'); parser.add_option('--revision', default = "", help='board revision, for example, 0x01'); parser.add_option('--uavodir', default = "", help='uav object definition directory'); parser.add_option('--jsonpath', help='path to save version info'); (args, positional_args) = parser.parse_args() # Process arguments. No advanced error handling is here. # Any error will raise an exception and terminate process # with non-zero exit code. r = Repo(args.path) dictionary = dict( TEMPLATE = args.template, OUTFILENAME = args.outfile, ORIGIN = r.origin("local repository or using build servers"), HASH = r.hash(), HASH8 = r.hash(8), TAG = r.tag(''), TAG_OR_BRANCH = r.tag(r.branch('unreleased')), TAG_OR_HASH8 = r.tag(r.hash(8, 'untagged')), LABEL = r.label(), REVISION = r.revision(), DIRTY = r.dirty(), FWTAG = xtrim(r.tag(r.branch('unreleased')), r.dirty(), 25), UNIXTIME = r.time(), DATE = r.time('%Y%m%d'), DATETIME = r.time('%Y%m%d %H:%M'), DAY = r.time('%d'), MONTH = r.time('%m'), YEAR = r.time('%Y'), HOUR = r.time('%H'), MINUTE = r.time('%M'), BOARD_TYPE = args.type, BOARD_REVISION = args.revision, UAVO_HASH = get_hash_of_dirs(args.uavodir, verbose = 0, raw = 1), UAVO_HASH8 = get_hash_of_dirs(args.uavodir, verbose = 0, raw = 1, n = 8), UAVO_HASH_ARRAY = get_hash_of_dirs(args.uavodir, verbose = 0, raw = 0), IMAGE_HASH_ARRAY = sha1(args.image), ) # Process positional arguments in the form of: # VAR1=str1 VAR2="string 2" for var in positional_args: (key, value) = var.split('=', 1) dictionary[key] = value if args.info: r.info() if args.format != None: print Template(args.format).substitute(dictionary) if args.outfile != None: file_from_template(args.template, args.outfile, dictionary) if args.jsonpath != None: r.save_to_json(args.jsonpath) return 0 if __name__ == "__main__": sys.exit(main())