Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func PlatformIndependentPathDirBaseExt(path string) (dir string, base string, ext string)
- func PrintErrorToStderr(osArgs []string, text string)
- func PrintMessageToStderr(osArgs []string, msg Msg)
- func PrintSummary(useColor UseColor, table SummaryTable, start *time.Time)
- func PrintText(file *os.File, level LogLevel, osArgs []string, callback func(Colors) string)
- func PrintTextWithColor(file *os.File, useColor UseColor, callback func(Colors) string)
- type APIKind
- type Colors
- type DeferLogKind
- type LineColumnTracker
- type Loc
- type Log
- func (log Log) AddDebug(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string)
- func (log Log) AddDebugWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string, notes []MsgData)
- func (log Log) AddError(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string)
- func (log Log) AddErrorWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string, notes []MsgData)
- func (log Log) AddRangeDebug(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string)
- func (log Log) AddRangeDebugWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string, notes []MsgData)
- func (log Log) AddRangeError(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string)
- func (log Log) AddRangeErrorWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string, notes []MsgData)
- func (log Log) AddRangeWarning(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string)
- func (log Log) AddRangeWarningWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string, notes []MsgData)
- func (log Log) AddVerbose(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string)
- func (log Log) AddVerboseWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string, notes []MsgData)
- func (log Log) AddWarning(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string)
- type LogLevel
- type Msg
- type MsgData
- type MsgDetail
- type MsgKind
- type MsgLocation
- type OutputOptions
- type Path
- type PathFlags
- type Range
- type SortableMsgs
- type Source
- func (s *Source) RangeOfLegacyOctalEscape(loc Loc) (r Range)
- func (s *Source) RangeOfNumber(loc Loc) (r Range)
- func (s *Source) RangeOfOperatorAfter(loc Loc, op string) Range
- func (s *Source) RangeOfOperatorBefore(loc Loc, op string) Range
- func (s *Source) RangeOfString(loc Loc) Range
- func (s *Source) TextForRange(r Range) string
- type Span
- type SummaryTable
- type SummaryTableEntry
- type TerminalInfo
- type UseColor
Constants ¶
const SupportsColorEscapes = true
Variables ¶
var TerminalColors = Colors{
Reset: "\033[0m",
Bold: "\033[1m",
Dim: "\033[37m",
Underline: "\033[4m",
Red: "\033[31m",
Green: "\033[32m",
Blue: "\033[34m",
Cyan: "\033[36m",
Magenta: "\033[35m",
Yellow: "\033[33m",
}
Functions ¶
func PlatformIndependentPathDirBaseExt ¶
This has a custom implementation instead of using "filepath.Dir/Base/Ext" because it should work the same on Unix and Windows. These names end up in the generated output and the generated output should not depend on the OS.
func PrintErrorToStderr ¶
func PrintMessageToStderr ¶
func PrintSummary ¶
func PrintSummary(useColor UseColor, table SummaryTable, start *time.Time)
Types ¶
type APIKind ¶
type APIKind uint8
var API APIKind
This can be used to customize error messages for the current API kind
type DeferLogKind ¶
type DeferLogKind uint8
const ( DeferLogAll DeferLogKind = iota DeferLogNoVerboseOrDebug )
type LineColumnTracker ¶
type LineColumnTracker struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
It's not common for large files to have many warnings. But when it happens, we want to make sure that it's not too slow. Source code locations are represented as byte offsets for compactness but transforming these to line/column locations for warning messages requires scanning through the file. A naive approach for this would cause O(n^2) scanning time for n warnings distributed throughout the file.
Warnings are typically generated sequentially as the file is scanned. So one way of optimizing this is to just start scanning from where we left off last time instead of always starting from the beginning of the file. That's what this object does.
Another option could be to eagerly populate an array of line/column offsets and then use binary search for each query. This might slow down the common case of a file with only at most a few warnings though, so think before optimizing too much. Performance in the zero or one warning case is by far the most important.
func MakeLineColumnTracker ¶
func MakeLineColumnTracker(source *Source) LineColumnTracker
type Loc ¶
type Loc struct { // This is the 0-based index of this location from the start of the file, in bytes Start int32 }
type Log ¶
type Log struct { Level LogLevel AddMsg func(Msg) HasErrors func() bool // This is called after the build has finished but before writing to stdout. // It exists to ensure that deferred warning messages end up in the terminal // before the data written to stdout. AlmostDone func() Done func() []Msg }
func NewDeferLog ¶
func NewDeferLog(kind DeferLogKind) Log
func NewStderrLog ¶
func NewStderrLog(options OutputOptions) Log
func (Log) AddDebugWithNotes ¶
func (log Log) AddDebugWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string, notes []MsgData)
func (Log) AddErrorWithNotes ¶
func (log Log) AddErrorWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string, notes []MsgData)
func (Log) AddRangeDebug ¶
func (log Log) AddRangeDebug(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string)
func (Log) AddRangeDebugWithNotes ¶
func (log Log) AddRangeDebugWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string, notes []MsgData)
func (Log) AddRangeError ¶
func (log Log) AddRangeError(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string)
func (Log) AddRangeErrorWithNotes ¶
func (log Log) AddRangeErrorWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string, notes []MsgData)
func (Log) AddRangeWarning ¶
func (log Log) AddRangeWarning(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string)
func (Log) AddRangeWarningWithNotes ¶
func (log Log) AddRangeWarningWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range, text string, notes []MsgData)
func (Log) AddVerbose ¶
func (log Log) AddVerbose(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string)
func (Log) AddVerboseWithNotes ¶
func (log Log) AddVerboseWithNotes(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string, notes []MsgData)
func (Log) AddWarning ¶
func (log Log) AddWarning(tracker *LineColumnTracker, loc Loc, text string)
type Msg ¶
func (Msg) String ¶
func (msg Msg) String(options OutputOptions, terminalInfo TerminalInfo) string
type MsgData ¶
type MsgData struct { Text string Location *MsgLocation // Optional user-specified data that is passed through unmodified UserDetail interface{} }
type MsgLocation ¶
type MsgLocation struct { File string Namespace string Line int // 1-based Column int // 0-based, in bytes Length int // in bytes LineText string Suggestion string }
func LocationOrNil ¶
func LocationOrNil(tracker *LineColumnTracker, r Range) *MsgLocation
type OutputOptions ¶
func OutputOptionsForArgs ¶
func OutputOptionsForArgs(osArgs []string) OutputOptions
type Path ¶
type Path struct { Text string Namespace string // This feature was added to support ancient CSS libraries that append things // like "?#iefix" and "#icons" to some of their import paths as a hack for IE6. // The intent is for these suffix parts to be ignored but passed through to // the output. This is supported by other bundlers, so we also support this. IgnoredSuffix string Flags PathFlags }
This is used to represent both file system paths (Namespace == "file") and abstract module paths (Namespace != "file"). Abstract module paths represent "virtual modules" when used for an input file and "package paths" when used to represent an external module.
func (Path) ComesBeforeInSortedOrder ¶
func (Path) IsDisabled ¶
type SortableMsgs ¶
type SortableMsgs []Msg
This type is just so we can use Go's native sort function
func (SortableMsgs) Len ¶
func (a SortableMsgs) Len() int
func (SortableMsgs) Swap ¶
func (a SortableMsgs) Swap(i int, j int)
type Source ¶
type Source struct { Index uint32 // This is used as a unique key to identify this source file. It should never // be shown to the user (e.g. never print this to the terminal). // // If it's marked as an absolute path, it's a platform-dependent path that // includes environment-specific things such as Windows backslash path // separators and potentially the user's home directory. Only use this for // passing to syscalls for reading and writing to the file system. Do not // include this in any output data. // // If it's marked as not an absolute path, it's an opaque string that is used // to refer to an automatically-generated module. KeyPath Path // This is used for error messages and the metadata JSON file. // // This is a mostly platform-independent path. It's relative to the current // working directory and always uses standard path separators. Use this for // referencing a file in all output data. These paths still use the original // case of the path so they may still work differently on file systems that // are case-insensitive vs. case-sensitive. PrettyPath string // An identifier that is mixed in to automatically-generated symbol names to // improve readability. For example, if the identifier is "util" then the // symbol for an "export default" statement will be called "util_default". IdentifierName string Contents string }
func (*Source) RangeOfLegacyOctalEscape ¶
func (*Source) RangeOfNumber ¶
func (*Source) RangeOfOperatorAfter ¶
func (*Source) RangeOfOperatorBefore ¶
func (*Source) RangeOfString ¶
func (*Source) TextForRange ¶
type SummaryTable ¶
type SummaryTable []SummaryTableEntry
This type is just so we can use Go's native sort function
func (SummaryTable) Len ¶
func (t SummaryTable) Len() int
func (SummaryTable) Swap ¶
func (t SummaryTable) Swap(i int, j int)
type SummaryTableEntry ¶
type TerminalInfo ¶
func GetTerminalInfo ¶
func GetTerminalInfo(file *os.File) (info TerminalInfo)