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/**
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* @license
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* Copyright Google LLC All Rights Reserved.
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*
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* Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be
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* found in the LICENSE file at https://angular.io/license
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*/
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import {runfiles} from '@bazel/runfiles';
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import {ConsoleMessageId, Extractor, ExtractorConfig, ExtractorLogLevel, ExtractorMessage, ExtractorMessageId, ExtractorResult, IConfigFile} from '@microsoft/api-extractor';
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import {AstModule} from '@microsoft/api-extractor/lib/analyzer/AstModule';
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import {ExportAnalyzer} from '@microsoft/api-extractor/lib/analyzer/ExportAnalyzer';
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import {basename, dirname} from 'path';
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/**
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* Original definition of the `ExportAnalyzer#fetchAstModuleExportInfo` method.
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* We store the original function since we monkey-patch it later to account for
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* specified strip export patterns.
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* */
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const _origFetchAstModuleExportInfo = ExportAnalyzer.prototype.fetchAstModuleExportInfo;
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/**
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* Builds an API report for the given entry-point file and compares
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* it against a golden file.
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*
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* @param goldenFilePath Path to an API report file that is used as golden
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* @param indexFilePath Entry point file that is analyzed to build the API report.
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* @param approveGolden Whether the golden file should be updated.
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* @param stripExportPattern Regular Expression that can be used to filter out exports
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* from the API report.
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* @param typeNames Name of types which should be included for analysis of the entry-point.
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* Types are expected to exist within the default `node_modules/@types/` folder.
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* @param packageJsonPath Optional path to a `package.json` file that contains the entry
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* point. Note that the `package.json` is currently only used by `api-extractor` to determine
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* the package name displayed within the API golden.
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*/
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export async function testApiGolden(
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goldenFilePath: string, indexFilePath: string, approveGolden: boolean,
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stripExportPattern: RegExp, typeNames: string[] = [],
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packageJsonPath = resolveWorkspacePackageJsonPath()): Promise<ExtractorResult> {
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// If no `TEST_TMPDIR` is defined, then this script runs using `bazel run`. We use
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// the runfile directory as temporary directory for API extractor.
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const tempDir = process.env.TEST_TMPDIR ?? process.cwd();
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const configObject: IConfigFile = {
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compiler: {
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overrideTsconfig:
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// We disable automatic `@types` resolution as this throws-off API reports
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// when the API test is run outside sandbox. Instead we expect a list of
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// hard-coded types that should be included. This works in non-sandbox too.
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{files: [indexFilePath], compilerOptions: {types: typeNames, lib: ['esnext', 'dom']}}
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},
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projectFolder: dirname(packageJsonPath),
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mainEntryPointFilePath: indexFilePath,
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dtsRollup: {enabled: false},
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docModel: {enabled: false},
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apiReport: {
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enabled: true,
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reportFolder: dirname(goldenFilePath),
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reportTempFolder: tempDir,
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reportFileName: basename(goldenFilePath),
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},
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tsdocMetadata: {enabled: false},
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newlineKind: 'lf',
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messages: {
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extractorMessageReporting: {
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// If an export does not have a release tag (like `@public`), API extractor maps
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// considers it still as `Public`. We hide the message for now given the Angular
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// repositories do not follow the TSDoc standard. https://tsdoc.org/.
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// TODO: Make this an error once TSDoc standard is followed in all projects.
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[ExtractorMessageId.MissingReleaseTag]: {logLevel: ExtractorLogLevel.None},
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},
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},
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};
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// We read the specified `package.json` manually and build a package name that is
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// compatible with the API extractor. This is a workaround for a bug in api-extractor.
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// TODO remove once https://github.com/microsoft/rushstack/issues/2774 is resolved.
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const packageJson = require(packageJsonPath);
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const packageNameSegments = packageJson.name.split('/');
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const packageName = packageNameSegments.length === 1 ?
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packageNameSegments[0] :
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`${packageNameSegments[0]}/${packageNameSegments.slice(1).join('_')}`;
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const extractorConfig = ExtractorConfig.prepare({
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configObject,
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// TODO: Remove workaround once https://github.com/microsoft/rushstack/issues/2774 is fixed.
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packageJson: {name: packageName},
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packageJsonFullPath: packageJsonPath,
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configObjectFullPath: undefined,
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});
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// This patches the `ExportAnalyzer` of `api-extractor` so that we can filter out
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// exports that match a specified pattern. Ideally this would not be needed as the
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// TSDoc JSDoc annotations could be used to filter out exports from the API report,
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// but there are cases in Angular where exports cannot be `@internal` but at the same
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// time are denoted as unstable. Such exports are allowed to change frequently and should
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// not be captured in the API report (as this would be unnecessarily inconvenient).
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ExportAnalyzer.prototype.fetchAstModuleExportInfo = function(module: AstModule) {
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const info = _origFetchAstModuleExportInfo.apply(this, [module]);
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info.exportedLocalEntities.forEach((entity, exportName) => {
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if (stripExportPattern.test(exportName)) {
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info.exportedLocalEntities.delete(exportName);
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}
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});
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return info;
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};
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return Extractor.invoke(extractorConfig, {
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// If the golden should be approved, then `localBuild: true` instructs
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// API extractor to update the file.
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localBuild: approveGolden,
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// Process messages from the API extractor (and modify log levels if needed).
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messageCallback: msg => processExtractorMessage(msg, approveGolden),
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});
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}
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/**
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* Process an API extractor message. Microsoft's API extractor allows developers to
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* handle messages before API extractor prints them. This allows us to adjust log level
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* for certain messages, or to fully prevent messages from being printed out.
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* */
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async function processExtractorMessage(message: ExtractorMessage, isApprove: boolean) {
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// If the golden does not match, we hide the error as API extractor prints
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// a warning asking the user to manually copy the new API report. We print
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// a custom warning below asking the developer to run the `.accept` Bazel target.
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// TODO: Simplify once https://github.com/microsoft/rushstack/issues/2773 is resolved.
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if (message.messageId === ConsoleMessageId.ApiReportNotCopied) {
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// Mark the message as handled so that API-extractor does not print it. We print
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// a message manually after extraction.
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message.handled = true;
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message.logLevel = isApprove ? ExtractorLogLevel.None : ExtractorLogLevel.Error;
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}
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}
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/** Resolves the `package.json` of the workspace executing this action. */
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function resolveWorkspacePackageJsonPath(): string {
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const workspaceName = process.env.BAZEL_WORKSPACE!;
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return runfiles.resolve(`${workspaceName}/package.json`);
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}
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