Examples with XmlProtoElementBuilder com.android.tools.build.bundletool.model.utils.xmlproto.XmlProtoElementBuilder used on opensource projects

Example 11 with XmlProtoElementBuilder

use of com.android.tools.build.bundletool.model.utils.xmlproto.XmlProtoElementBuilder in project bundletool by google.

the class FusingAndroidManifestMerger method mergeManifests.

private AndroidManifest mergeManifests(AndroidManifest baseManifest, List<AndroidManifest> featureManifests) {
    // Gather all child elements of 'application' from all manifest. If element with the same name
    // and type is presented in more than one manifest we give precedency to one in feature module.
    // All feature manifests are sorted by feature module name in this method.
    ImmutableListMultimap<ApplicationElementId, XmlProtoElement> applicationElements = gatherApplicationElementsManifests(ImmutableList.<AndroidManifest>builder().addAll(featureManifests).add(baseManifest).build(), elementsToMerge);
    // This is optimization that allows to skip merging if there is no mergeable elements in
    // feature modules.
    long numberOfMergeableElementsInBase = baseManifest.getManifestRoot().getElement().getChildrenElements(AndroidManifest.APPLICATION_ELEMENT_NAME).flatMap(application -> application.getChildrenElements()).filter(element -> elementsToMerge.contains(element.getName())).count();
    if (numberOfMergeableElementsInBase == applicationElements.size()) {
        return baseManifest;
    }
    // Merge manifest elements with the same name and type based on specified mode.
    ImmutableMap<ApplicationElementId, XmlProtoElement> mergedElements = applicationElements.keySet().stream().collect(toImmutableMap(Function.identity(), key -> mergeElements(key, applicationElements.get(key))));
    ManifestEditor manifestEditor = baseManifest.toEditor();
    XmlProtoElementBuilder applicationElement = manifestEditor.getRawProto().getOrCreateChildElement(AndroidManifest.APPLICATION_ELEMENT_NAME);
    // Replace original elements from the base manifest with merged ones. This is done in a way to
    // preserve original elements ordering and additional elements are added to the end.
    Set<XmlProtoElement> replacedElements = Sets.newIdentityHashSet();
    applicationElement.modifyChildElements(child -> stream(getCorrespondingElementFromMergedElements(child, mergedElements)).peek(replacedElements::add).map(element -> XmlProtoNodeBuilder.createElementNode(element.toBuilder())).collect(toOptional()).orElse(child));
    mergedElements.values().stream().filter(not(replacedElements::contains)).forEach(element -> applicationElement.addChildElement(element.toBuilder()));
    return manifestEditor.save();
}

Example 12 with XmlProtoElementBuilder

use of com.android.tools.build.bundletool.model.utils.xmlproto.XmlProtoElementBuilder in project bundletool by google.

the class ManifestProtoUtils method withUserCountriesConditionInternal.

private static ManifestMutator withUserCountriesConditionInternal(ImmutableList<String> codes, Optional<Boolean> exclude) {
    XmlProtoElementBuilder userCountries = XmlProtoElementBuilder.create(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "user-countries");
    exclude.ifPresent(excludeValue -> userCountries.addAttribute(XmlProtoAttributeBuilder.create(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "exclude").setValueAsBoolean(excludeValue)));
    for (String countryCode : codes) {
        userCountries.addChildElement(XmlProtoElementBuilder.create(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "country").addAttribute(XmlProtoAttributeBuilder.create(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "code").setValueAsString(countryCode)));
    }
    return manifestElement -> manifestElement.getOrCreateChildElement(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "module").getOrCreateChildElement(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "delivery").getOrCreateChildElement(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "install-time").getOrCreateChildElement(DISTRIBUTION_NAMESPACE_URI, "conditions").addChildElement(userCountries);
}