Examples with ExtendedPluginFQN org.eclipse.che.api.workspace.server.wsplugins.model.ExtendedPluginFQN used on opensource projects

Example 11 with ExtendedPluginFQN

use of org.eclipse.che.api.workspace.server.wsplugins.model.ExtendedPluginFQN in project che-server by eclipse-che.

the class DefaultEditorProvisioner method createReferencePluginComponent.

/**
 * Evaluates a plugin FQN by retrieving it's meta.yaml, and sets it's name and reference to the
 * appropriate values.
 *
 * @param pluginRef - The formatted plugin reference (e.g.
 *     eclipse/che-machine-exec-plugin/nightly)
 * @param contentProvider - The content provider used to read YAML data
 * @return - A {@link ComponentImpl} with it's ID and reference URL set.
 * @throws InfrastructureException when the parser cannot evalute the plugin's FQN.
 */
private ComponentImpl createReferencePluginComponent(String pluginRef, FileContentProvider contentProvider) throws InfrastructureException {
    ExtendedPluginFQN fqn = pluginFQNParser.evaluateFqn(pluginRef, contentProvider);
    ComponentImpl component = new ComponentImpl();
    component.setType(PLUGIN_COMPONENT_TYPE);
    if (!isNullOrEmpty(fqn.getId())) {
        component.setId(fqn.getId());
    }
    if (!isNullOrEmpty(fqn.getReference())) {
        component.setReference(fqn.getReference());
    }
    return component;
}

Example 12 with ExtendedPluginFQN

use of org.eclipse.che.api.workspace.server.wsplugins.model.ExtendedPluginFQN in project che-server by eclipse-che.

the class DefaultEditorProvisioner method addMissingPlugins.

/**
 * Tries to add default plugins to the Devfile components. Each plugin is initially parsed by
 * plugin ref. If the plugin does not have a reference, it is added to the component list, and its
 * plugin ID will be used to resolve it. If it has a reference, the Plugin is evaluated, so that
 * its meta.yaml can be retrieved. From the meta.yaml, the new Component's ID and reference are
 * properly set, and the Component is added to the list.
 *
 * @param devfileComponents - The list of Devfile components
 * @param contentProvider - The content provider to retrieve YAML
 * @param missingPluginsIdToRef - The list of default plugins that are not currently in the list
 *     of devfile components
 * @throws InfrastructureException if the parser is unable to evaluate the FQN of the plugin.
 */
private void addMissingPlugins(List<ComponentImpl> devfileComponents, FileContentProvider contentProvider, Map<String, String> missingPluginsIdToRef) throws InfrastructureException {
    for (String pluginRef : missingPluginsIdToRef.values()) {
        ComponentImpl component;
        ExtendedPluginFQN fqn = pluginFQNParser.parsePluginFQN(pluginRef);
        if (!isNullOrEmpty(fqn.getId())) {
            component = new ComponentImpl(PLUGIN_COMPONENT_TYPE, pluginRef);
        } else {
            component = createReferencePluginComponent(pluginRef, contentProvider);
        }
        devfileComponents.add(component);
    }
}

Example 13 with ExtendedPluginFQN

use of org.eclipse.che.api.workspace.server.wsplugins.model.ExtendedPluginFQN in project devspaces-images by redhat-developer.

the class DefaultEditorProvisioner method addMissingPlugins.

/**
 * Tries to add default plugins to the Devfile components. Each plugin is initially parsed by
 * plugin ref. If the plugin does not have a reference, it is added to the component list, and its
 * plugin ID will be used to resolve it. If it has a reference, the Plugin is evaluated, so that
 * its meta.yaml can be retrieved. From the meta.yaml, the new Component's ID and reference are
 * properly set, and the Component is added to the list.
 *
 * @param devfileComponents - The list of Devfile components
 * @param contentProvider - The content provider to retrieve YAML
 * @param missingPluginsIdToRef - The list of default plugins that are not currently in the list
 *     of devfile components
 * @throws InfrastructureException if the parser is unable to evaluate the FQN of the plugin.
 */
private void addMissingPlugins(List<ComponentImpl> devfileComponents, FileContentProvider contentProvider, Map<String, String> missingPluginsIdToRef) throws InfrastructureException {
    for (String pluginRef : missingPluginsIdToRef.values()) {
        ComponentImpl component;
        ExtendedPluginFQN fqn = pluginFQNParser.parsePluginFQN(pluginRef);
        if (!isNullOrEmpty(fqn.getId())) {
            component = new ComponentImpl(PLUGIN_COMPONENT_TYPE, pluginRef);
        } else {
            component = createReferencePluginComponent(pluginRef, contentProvider);
        }
        devfileComponents.add(component);
    }
}

Example 14 with ExtendedPluginFQN

use of org.eclipse.che.api.workspace.server.wsplugins.model.ExtendedPluginFQN in project devspaces-images by redhat-developer.

the class EditorComponentToWorkspaceApplier method apply.

/**
 * Applies changes on workspace config according to the specified editor component.
 *
 * @param workspaceConfig workspace config on which changes should be applied
 * @param editorComponent plugin component that should be applied
 * @param contentProvider optional content provider that may be used for external component
 *     resource fetching
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if specified workspace config or plugin component is null
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if specified component has type different from cheEditor
 */
@Override
public void apply(WorkspaceConfigImpl workspaceConfig, ComponentImpl editorComponent, FileContentProvider contentProvider) throws DevfileException {
    checkArgument(workspaceConfig != null, "Workspace config must not be null");
    checkArgument(editorComponent != null, "Component must not be null");
    checkArgument(EDITOR_COMPONENT_TYPE.equals(editorComponent.getType()), format("Plugin must have `%s` type", EDITOR_COMPONENT_TYPE));
    final String editorComponentAlias = editorComponent.getAlias();
    final String editorId = editorComponent.getId();
    final String registryUrl = editorComponent.getRegistryUrl();
    final ExtendedPluginFQN fqn = componentFQNParser.evaluateFQN(editorComponent, contentProvider);
    if (!isNullOrEmpty(fqn.getReference())) {
        workspaceConfig.getAttributes().put(WORKSPACE_TOOLING_EDITOR_ATTRIBUTE, fqn.getReference());
    } else {
        workspaceConfig.getAttributes().put(WORKSPACE_TOOLING_EDITOR_ATTRIBUTE, componentFQNParser.getCompositeId(registryUrl, editorId));
    }
    workspaceConfig.getCommands().stream().filter(c -> editorComponentAlias != null && editorComponentAlias.equals(c.getAttributes().get(COMPONENT_ALIAS_COMMAND_ATTRIBUTE))).forEach(c -> c.getAttributes().put(PLUGIN_ATTRIBUTE, fqn.getId()));
    // make sure id is set to be able to match component with plugin broker result
    // when referenceContent is used
    editorComponent.setId(fqn.getId());
}

Example 15 with ExtendedPluginFQN

use of org.eclipse.che.api.workspace.server.wsplugins.model.ExtendedPluginFQN in project devspaces-images by redhat-developer.

the class PluginComponentToWorkspaceApplier method apply.

/**
 * Applies changes on workspace config according to the specified plugin component.
 *
 * @param workspaceConfig workspace config on which changes should be applied
 * @param pluginComponent plugin component that should be applied
 * @param contentProvider optional content provider that may be used for external component
 *     resource fetching
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if specified workspace config or plugin component is null
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if specified component has type different from chePlugin
 */
@Override
public void apply(WorkspaceConfigImpl workspaceConfig, ComponentImpl pluginComponent, @Nullable FileContentProvider contentProvider) throws DevfileException {
    checkArgument(workspaceConfig != null, "Workspace config must not be null");
    checkArgument(pluginComponent != null, "Component must not be null");
    checkArgument(PLUGIN_COMPONENT_TYPE.equals(pluginComponent.getType()), format("Plugin must have `%s` type", PLUGIN_COMPONENT_TYPE));
    String workspacePluginsAttribute = workspaceConfig.getAttributes().get(WORKSPACE_TOOLING_PLUGINS_ATTRIBUTE);
    final String pluginId = pluginComponent.getId();
    final String registryUrl = pluginComponent.getRegistryUrl();
    final ExtendedPluginFQN fqn = componentFQNParser.evaluateFQN(pluginComponent, contentProvider);
    if (!isNullOrEmpty(fqn.getReference())) {
        workspaceConfig.getAttributes().put(WORKSPACE_TOOLING_PLUGINS_ATTRIBUTE, append(workspacePluginsAttribute, fqn.getReference()));
    } else {
        workspaceConfig.getAttributes().put(WORKSPACE_TOOLING_PLUGINS_ATTRIBUTE, append(workspacePluginsAttribute, componentFQNParser.getCompositeId(registryUrl, pluginId)));
    }
    for (CommandImpl command : workspaceConfig.getCommands()) {
        String commandComponent = command.getAttributes().get(COMPONENT_ALIAS_COMMAND_ATTRIBUTE);
        if (commandComponent == null) {
            // command does not have component information
            continue;
        }
        if (!commandComponent.equals(pluginComponent.getAlias())) {
            continue;
        }
        command.getAttributes().put(PLUGIN_ATTRIBUTE, fqn.getId());
    }
    // make sure id is set to be able to match component with plugin broker result
    // when referenceContent is used
    pluginComponent.setId(fqn.getId());
}