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commandkit/integrations/ckconfig/contracts.go

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package ckconfig
import (
"context"
"io"
commandkit "gitea.maximumdirect.net/eric/CommandKit"
configkit "gitea.maximumdirect.net/eric/ConfigKit"
)
// Selection carries the configuration and overlay choices supplied for a
// configuration scope.
type Selection struct {
// Config is the caller-supplied configuration path, if present.
Config commandkit.Supplied[string]
// Overlay is the caller-supplied overlay path, if present.
Overlay commandkit.Supplied[string]
}
// Operation identifies a supported standard configuration operation.
type Operation string
const (
// Validate checks the selected configuration and reports diagnostics.
Validate Operation = "validate"
// Show writes the selected configuration's effective form.
Show Operation = "show"
// Sources reports the selected configuration's input sources.
Sources Operation = "sources"
// Explain reports the history and provenance of a selected path.
Explain Operation = "explain"
// Diff compares two selections of the same configuration scope.
Diff Operation = "diff"
)
// Request describes one configuration operation and its selected inputs.
type Request struct {
// Operation identifies the requested inspection operation.
Operation Operation
// Selection carries the explicit config and overlay inputs.
Selection Selection
}
// ComparisonSide groups one configuration selection with its independently
// initialized and checked typed input. The supplied-state fields of Selection
// are preserved for the scope's loader.
type ComparisonSide[I any] struct {
// Selection carries the explicit config and overlay inputs for this side.
Selection Selection
// Input is initialized and checked for this side before comparison.
Input I
}
// ComparisonRequest carries the earlier and later selections supplied to a
// scope's comparison callback. Each side has a separately prepared input; the
// callback receives shared invocation state separately.
type ComparisonRequest[I any] struct {
// Left is the earlier configuration selection.
Left ComparisonSide[I]
// Right is the later configuration selection.
Right ComparisonSide[I]
}
// EffectiveWriter writes a configuration's native effective representation.
type EffectiveWriter interface {
WriteEffective(io.Writer) error
}
// SourceReader reports the native source inventory for a configuration.
type SourceReader interface {
Sources() []configkit.SourceInfo
}
// ExplanationReader reads and writes a configuration's native path explanation.
type ExplanationReader interface {
Explain(configkit.Path) (configkit.Explanation, bool)
WriteExplanation(io.Writer, configkit.Path) error
}
// View exposes native configuration facets without reconstructing their
// reports.
type View struct {
Effective EffectiveWriter
Sources SourceReader
Explanation ExplanationReader
}
// Scope declares the operations and providers for one named configuration.
// Ordinary inspection operations use Acquire; Diff uses Compare and does not
// require Acquire unless an ordinary operation is also declared. Construction
// issues are retained privately until family assembly attaches them to its
// command declaration.
type Scope[I, S any] struct {
// Name identifies the scope in CLI selection and reports.
Name string
// Summary describes the scope. Scope discovery reports name and operations only.
Summary string
// Operations selects the standard handlers exposed for this scope.
Operations []Operation
// Acquire loads the selected configuration for one ordinary inspection
// invocation. It returns independent diagnostics and terminal context
// separately from the native value and optional operation error.
Acquire func(context.Context, Request, I, S) (commandkit.Acquired[View], error)
// Compare compares two selections for this scope using one shared state.
// Its Acquired result carries native difference records, independent
// diagnostics, and terminal context; returned errors retain their supported
// cause identity. It is required when Diff is declared in Operations.
Compare func(context.Context, ComparisonRequest[I], S) (commandkit.Acquired[[]configkit.Difference], error)
issues []error
}
// Selector binds a typed flag to the configuration scopes that use it.
type Selector[I any] struct {
// Binding is the original typed flag handle captured by the suite.
Binding commandkit.Flag[I]
// Scopes lists the scope names that receive this flag's value.
Scopes []string
}
// Suite declares the typed input, shared state, selectors, and configuration
// scopes used to assemble configuration commands.
//
// Input initialization is separate for each selected ordinary scope and each
// reached comparison side; state is shared by the invocation's acquisitions or
// comparison callback. Factory results and callback effects remain
// caller-owned: Command does not deep-copy arbitrary objects or repair aliases
// returned by factories. Core-owned repeated flag collections are copied when
// applied to separate inputs. Factories are not invoked during construction,
// installation, help, version, or scope discovery, and need not run after failure.
type Suite[I, S any] struct {
// NewInput is called once for each selected ordinary scope, or once for each
// reached side of a comparison, after operation preflight and before applying
// selectors and calling CheckInput.
// If nil, input is the zero value of I, including nil for pointer types.
NewInput func() I
// NewState is called once when provider execution is reached, after all
// selected inputs pass their checks. The result is shared by selected
// acquisitions or the comparison callback.
// If nil, state is the zero value of S, including nil for pointer types.
NewState func() S
// Selectors declares typed flags and their applicable scopes.
Selectors []Selector[I]
// CheckInput validates one initialized scope input after applicable values
// are applied. Comparison sides are checked separately with their selection.
CheckInput func(scope string, selection Selection, input I) error
// Scopes declares the configuration scopes assembled by Command.
Scopes []Scope[I, S]
}
// WithScopeError returns a copy of scope that retains err as a construction
// issue for ckconfig.Command to report during installation. Existing issues
// remain available to family assembly, and scope is not mutated. A nil error
// returns scope unchanged.
func WithScopeError[I, S any](scope Scope[I, S], err error) Scope[I, S] {
if err == nil {
return scope
}
issues := make([]error, len(scope.issues), len(scope.issues)+1)
copy(issues, scope.issues)
scope.issues = append(issues, err)
return scope
}