#: * `extract` [`--force`] [`--stdout`] []: #: Looks through repository history to find the of and #: creates a copy in /Formula/@.rb. If the tap is #: not installed yet, attempts to install/clone the tap before continuing. #: #: If `--force` is passed, the file at the destination will be overwritten #: if it already exists. Otherwise, existing files will be preserved. #: #: If `--stdout` is passed, the file will be written to stdout on the #: terminal instead of written to a file. A cannot be passed when #: using `--stdout`. require "utils/git" require "formula_versions" require "formulary" require "tap" module Homebrew module_function def extract Homebrew::CLI::Parser.parse do switch "--stdout", description: "Output to stdout on terminal instead of file" switch :debug switch :force end odie "Cannot use a tap and --stdout at the same time!" if ARGV.named.length == 3 && args.stdout? raise UsageError unless (ARGV.named.length == 3 && !args.stdout?) || (ARGV.named.length == 2 && args.stdout?) formula = Formulary.factory(ARGV.named.first) version = ARGV.named[1] destination_tap = Tap.fetch(ARGV.named[2]) unless args.stdout? destination_tap.install unless destination_tap.installed? unless args.stdout? unless args.stdout? path = Pathname.new("#{destination_tap.path}/Formula/#{formula}@#{version}.rb") if path.exist? unless ARGV.force? odie <<~EOS Destination formula already exists: #{path} To overwrite it and continue anyways, run `brew extract #{formula} #{version} #{destination_tap.name} --force`. EOS end ohai "Overwriting existing formula at #{path}" if ARGV.debug? path.delete end end rev = "HEAD" version_resolver = FormulaVersions.new(formula) until version_resolver.formula_at_revision(rev) { |f| version_matches?(f, version, rev) || rev.empty? } do rev = Git.last_revision_commit_of_file(formula.path.parent.parent, formula.path, before_commit: "#{rev}~1") end odie "Could not find #{formula} #{version}!" if rev.empty? result = version_resolver.file_contents_at_revision(rev) # The class name has to be renamed to match the new filename, e.g. Foo version 1.2.3 becomes FooAT123 and resides in Foo@1.2.3.rb. result.gsub!("class #{formula.name.capitalize} < Formula", "class #{formula.name.capitalize}AT#{version.gsub(/[^0-9a-z ]/i, "")} < Formula") if args.stdout? puts result if args.stdout? else ohai "Writing formula for #{formula} from #{rev} to #{path}" path.write result end end # @private def version_matches?(formula, version, rev) ohai "Trying #{formula.version} from revision #{rev} against desired #{version}" if ARGV.debug? formula.version == version end end