Examples with HomeRepo org.wso2.ballerinalang.compiler.packaging.repo.HomeRepo used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HomeRepo

use of org.wso2.ballerinalang.compiler.packaging.repo.HomeRepo in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class PackageLoader method genRepoHierarchy.

private RepoHierarchy genRepoHierarchy(Path sourceRoot) {
    Path balHomeDir = HomeRepoUtils.createAndGetHomeReposPath();
    Path projectHiddenDir = sourceRoot.resolve(".ballerina");
    RepoHierarchyBuilder.RepoNode[] systemArr = loadSystemRepos();
    Converter<Path> converter = sourceDirectory.getConverter();
    Repo remote = new RemoteRepo(URI.create("https://staging.central.ballerina.io:9090/"));
    Repo homeCacheRepo = new CacheRepo(balHomeDir);
    Repo homeRepo = new ZipRepo(balHomeDir);
    Repo projectCacheRepo = new CacheRepo(projectHiddenDir);
    Repo projectRepo = new ZipRepo(projectHiddenDir);
    RepoHierarchyBuilder.RepoNode homeCacheNode;
    if (offline) {
        homeCacheNode = node(homeCacheRepo, systemArr);
    } else {
        homeCacheNode = node(homeCacheRepo, node(remote, systemArr));
    }
    RepoHierarchyBuilder.RepoNode nonLocalRepos = node(projectRepo, node(projectCacheRepo, homeCacheNode), node(homeRepo, homeCacheNode));
    RepoHierarchyBuilder.RepoNode fullRepoGraph;
    if (converter != null) {
        Repo programingSource = new ProgramingSourceRepo(converter);
        Repo projectSource = new ProjectSourceRepo(converter);
        fullRepoGraph = node(programingSource, node(projectSource, nonLocalRepos));
    } else {
        fullRepoGraph = nonLocalRepos;
    }
    return RepoHierarchyBuilder.build(fullRepoGraph);
}

Example 2 with HomeRepo

use of org.wso2.ballerinalang.compiler.packaging.repo.HomeRepo in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class RepoHierarchyTest method createSubject.

/**
 * <pre>
 *
 *  easy/too:0        good/i.am:1                                     ugly/ok.pkg:4
 *      |                 |           ,--- projectCacheRepo ---.            |
 *      v                 v          /            2             \           v
 * projectSource --- projectRepo ---<                            >--- homeCacheRepo
 *            0           1          \                          /           4
 *                                    `------- homeRepo -------'
 *                                                3
 * </pre>
 * Expected lookup order
 * <p>
 * <p>
 * 0. projectSource
 * 1. projectRepo
 * 2. homeRepo
 * 3. projectCacheRepo
 * 4. homeCacheRepo
 *
 * @param order list to remember order of invocation into
 */
private RepoHierarchy createSubject(List<Integer> order) {
    Repo projectSource = mockRepo(0, order);
    Repo projectRepo = mockRepo(1, order);
    Repo projectCacheRepo = mockRepo(2, order);
    Repo homeRepo = mockRepo(3, order);
    Repo homeCacheRepo = mockRepo(4, order);
    RepoHierarchyBuilder.RepoNode homeCacheNode = node(homeCacheRepo);
    return RepoHierarchyBuilder.build(node(projectSource, node(projectRepo, null, /* null nodes should be ignored */
    node(projectCacheRepo, homeCacheNode), node(homeRepo, homeCacheNode))));
}

Example 3 with HomeRepo

use of org.wso2.ballerinalang.compiler.packaging.repo.HomeRepo in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class RepoTest method testHomeRepo.

@Test
public void testHomeRepo() {
    PackageID pkg = newPackageID("my_org", "my.pkg", "10.2.3");
    HomeRepo subject = new HomeRepo((PathConverter) null);
    Patten patten = subject.calculate(pkg);
    Assert.assertEquals(patten.toString(), "$/repo/my_org/my.pkg/10.2.3/src/**~test~resources/*.bal");
}