/** * @license * Copyright Google Inc. All Rights Reserved. * * Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be * found in the LICENSE file at https://angular.io/license */ import {Bar} from 'cli-progress'; import * as multimatch from 'multimatch'; import {cpus} from 'os'; import {exec} from 'shelljs'; import {info} from '../utils/console'; import {Formatter, FormatterAction, getActiveFormatters} from './formatters'; const AVAILABLE_THREADS = Math.max(cpus().length - 1, 1); /** * Run the provided commands in parallel for each provided file. * * Running the formatter is split across (number of available cpu threads - 1) processess. * The task is done in multiple processess to speed up the overall time of the task, as running * across entire repositories takes a large amount of time. * As a data point for illustration, using 8 process rather than 1 cut the execution * time from 276 seconds to 39 seconds for the same 2700 files. * * A promise is returned, completed when the command has completed running for each file. * The promise resolves with a list of failures, or `false` if no formatters have matched. */ export function runFormatterInParallel(allFiles: string[], action: FormatterAction) { return new Promise((resolve) => { const formatters = getActiveFormatters(); const failures: string[] = []; const pendingCommands: {formatter: Formatter, file: string}[] = []; for (const formatter of formatters) { pendingCommands.push(...multimatch(allFiles, formatter.getFileMatcher(), { dot: true }).map(file => ({formatter, file}))); } // If no commands are generated, resolve the promise as `false` as no files // were run against the any formatters. if (pendingCommands.length === 0) { return resolve(false); } switch (action) { case 'format': info(`Formatting ${pendingCommands.length} file(s)`); break; case 'check': info(`Checking format of ${pendingCommands.length} file(s)`); break; default: throw Error(`Invalid format action "${action}": allowed actions are "format" and "check"`); } // The progress bar instance to use for progress tracking. const progressBar = new Bar({format: `[{bar}] ETA: {eta}s | {value}/{total} files`, clearOnComplete: true}); // A local copy of the files to run the command on. // An array to represent the current usage state of each of the threads for parallelization. const threads = new Array(AVAILABLE_THREADS).fill(false); // Recursively run the command on the next available file from the list using the provided // thread. function runCommandInThread(thread: number) { const nextCommand = pendingCommands.pop(); // If no file was pulled from the array, return as there are no more files to run against. if (nextCommand === undefined) { threads[thread] = false; return; } // Get the file and formatter for the next command. const {file, formatter} = nextCommand; exec( `${formatter.commandFor(action)} ${file}`, {async: true, silent: true}, (code, stdout, stderr) => { // Run the provided callback function. const failed = formatter.callbackFor(action)(file, code, stdout, stderr); if (failed) { failures.push(file); } // Note in the progress bar another file being completed. progressBar.increment(1); // If more files exist in the list, run again to work on the next file, // using the same slot. if (pendingCommands.length) { return runCommandInThread(thread); } // If not more files are available, mark the thread as unused. threads[thread] = false; // If all of the threads are false, as they are unused, mark the progress bar // completed and resolve the promise. if (threads.every(active => !active)) { progressBar.stop(); resolve(failures); } }, ); // Mark the thread as in use as the command execution has been started. threads[thread] = true; } // Start the progress bar progressBar.start(pendingCommands.length, 0); // Start running the command on files from the least in each available thread. threads.forEach((_, idx) => runCommandInThread(idx)); }); }