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Overview ¶
Package modfile provides functionality for reading and parsing the CUE module file, cue.mod/module.cue.
WARNING: THIS PACKAGE IS EXPERIMENTAL. ITS API MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME.
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Variables ¶
var ErrNoLanguageVersion = fmt.Errorf("no language version declared in module.cue")
ErrNoLanguageVersion is returned by Parse and ParseNonStrict when a cue.mod/module.cue file lacks the `language.version` field.
Functions ¶
func EarliestClosedSchemaVersion ¶ added in v0.9.0
func EarliestClosedSchemaVersion() string
EarliestClosedSchemaVersion returns the earliest module.cue schema version that excludes unknown fields. Any version declared in a module.cue file should be at least this, because that's when we added the language.version field itself.
func LatestKnownSchemaVersion
deprecated
added in
v0.9.0
func LatestKnownSchemaVersion() string
LatestKnownSchemaVersion returns the language version associated with the most recent known schema.
Deprecated: use cuelang.org/go/cue.LanguageVersion instead. This function will be removed in v0.11.
Types ¶
type File ¶
type File struct { // Module holds the module path, which may // not contain a major version suffix. // Use the [File.QualifiedModule] method to obtain a module // path that's always qualified. See also the // [File.ModulePath] and [File.MajorVersion] methods. Module string `json:"module"` Language *Language `json:"language,omitempty"` Source *Source `json:"source,omitempty"` Deps map[string]*Dep `json:"deps,omitempty"` Custom map[string]map[string]any `json:"custom,omitempty"` // contains filtered or unexported fields }
File represents the contents of a cue.mod/module.cue file.
func FixLegacy ¶ added in v0.9.0
FixLegacy converts a legacy module.cue file as parsed by ParseLegacy into a format suitable for parsing with Parse. It adds a language.version field and moves all unrecognized fields into custom.legacy.
If there is no module field or it is empty, it is set to "test.example".
If the file already parses OK with ParseNonStrict, it returns the result of that.
func Parse ¶
Parse verifies that the module file has correct syntax and follows the schema following the required language.version field. The file name is used for error messages. All dependencies must be specified correctly: with major versions in the module paths and canonical dependency versions.
func ParseLegacy ¶
ParseLegacy parses the legacy version of the module file that only supports the single field "module" and ignores all other fields.
func ParseNonStrict ¶
ParseNonStrict is like Parse but allows some laxity in the parsing:
- if a module path lacks a version, it's taken from the version.
- if a non-canonical version is used, it will be canonicalized.
The file name is used for error messages.
func (*File) DefaultMajorVersions ¶
DefaultMajorVersions returns a map from module base path to the major version that's specified as the default for that module. The caller should not modify the returned map.
func (*File) DepVersions ¶
DepVersions returns the versions of all the modules depended on by the file. The caller should not modify the returned slice.
This always returns the same value, even if the contents of f are changed. If f was not created with Parse, it returns nil.
func (*File) MajorVersion ¶ added in v0.9.1
MajorVersion returns the major version of the module, not including the "@". If there is no module (which can happen when ParseLegacy is used or if Module is explicitly set to an empty string), it returns the empty string.
func (*File) ModulePath ¶ added in v0.9.1
ModulePath returns the path part of the module without its major version suffix.
func (*File) QualifiedModule ¶ added in v0.9.1
Module returns the fully qualified module path if is one. It returns the empty string when ParseLegacy is used and the module field is empty.
Note that when the module field does not contain a major version suffix, "@v0" is assumed.