dtcw

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
# Copyright 2022 - 2023, Ralf D. Müller and the docToolchain contributors

set -e
set -u
set -o pipefail

# The main purpose of the wrapper script is to make 'docToolchain' easy to use.
# - it helps to install 'docToolchain' if not installed
# - you may manage different 'docToolchain' environments

# See https://github.com/docToolchain/docToolchain/releases for available versions.
# Set DTC_VERSION to "latest" to get the latest, yet unreleased version.
: "${DTC_VERSION:=3.4.0}"

# if not set, public docker hub is used
: "${DTC_DOCKER_PREFIX:=}"

# The 'generateSite' and 'copyThemes' tasks support DTC_SITETHEME, an URL of a theme.
# export DTC_SITETHEME=https://....zip

# The 'downloadTemplate' tasks uses DTC_TEMPLATE1, DTC_TEMPLATE2, ...
# with which you can specify the location of additional templates
# export DTC_TEMPLATE1=https://....zip
# export DTC_TEMPLATE2=https://....zip

# docToolchain configuration file may be overruled by the user
: "${DTC_CONFIG_FILE:=docToolchainConfig.groovy}"

# Contains the current project git branch, "-" if not available
: "${DTC_PROJECT_BRANCH:=$(git branch --show-current 2> /dev/null || echo -)}"
export DTC_PROJECT_BRANCH

# DTC_HEADLESS is true if no STDIN is open (i.e. we have an non-interactive shell).
: "${DTC_HEADLESS:=$([ -t 0 ] && echo false || echo true)}"
export DTC_HEADLESS

# Options passed to docToolchain
DTC_OPTS="${DTC_OPTS:-} -PmainConfigFile=${DTC_CONFIG_FILE} --warning-mode=none --no-daemon -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 "

# Here you find the project
GITHUB_PROJECT_URL=https://github.com/docToolchain/docToolchain
GITHUB_PROJECT_URL_SSH=git@github.com:docToolchain/docToolchain

# Bump this version up if something is changed in the wrapper script
DTCW_VERSION=0.51
# Template replaced by the GitHub value upon releasing dtcw
DTCW_GIT_HASH=##DTCW_GIT_HASH##

# Exit codes
ERR_DTCW=1
ERR_ARG=2
ERR_CODING=3

main() {
    # For debugging purpose at the top of the script
    arch=$(uname -m)
    os=$(uname -s)
    bash=bash

    print_version_info

    assert_argument_exists "$@"

    [ "${1}" = "--version" ] && exit 0

    available_environments=$(get_available_environments)
    echo "Available docToolchain environments:${available_environments}"

    dtc_installations=$(get_dtc_installations "${available_environments}" "${DTC_VERSION}")
    echo "Environments with docToolchain [${DTC_VERSION}]:${dtc_installations}"

    if is_supported_environment "${1}" && assert_environment_available "${1}" "${DTC_VERSION}"; then
        # User enforced environment
        environment=${1}
        shift 1
        assert_argument_exists "$@"
    else
        environment=$(get_environment "$@")
    fi
    echo "Using environment: ${environment}"

    if [ "${1}" = "install" ]; then
        install_component_and_exit "${environment}" "${2-}"
    elif [ "${1}" = "getJava" ]; then
        # TODO: remove getJava in the next major release
        echo "Warning: 'getJava' is deprecated and will be removed. Use './dtcw install java' instead."
        install_component_and_exit "${environment}" "java"
    fi

    # No install command, so forward call to docToolchain but first we check if
    # everything is there.
    docker_image_name=""
    docker_extra_arguments=""
    if [[ ${environment} != docker ]]; then
        assert_doctoolchain_installed "${environment}" "${DTC_VERSION}"
        assert_java_version_supported

        # TODO: what if 'doctoolchain' found by $PATH does not match the one from the local environment?
        # The version provided by $DTC_VERSION could be a different one.
    else
        docker_image_name="doctoolchain/doctoolchain"
        if [ "${1}" = "image" ]; then
            docker_image_name="${2-}"
            shift 2
            assert_argument_exists "$@"
        fi
        echo "Using docker image: ${docker_image_name}"
        if [ "${1}" = "extra_arguments" ]; then
            docker_extra_arguments="${2-}"
            shift 2
            assert_argument_exists "$@"
            echo "Extra arguments passed to 'docker run' ${docker_extra_arguments}"
        fi
    fi

    command=$(build_command "${environment}" "${DTC_VERSION}" "${docker_image_name}" "${docker_extra_arguments}" "$@")

    [[ "${DTC_HEADLESS}" = true ]] && echo "Using headless mode since there is no (terminal) interaction possible"

    show_os_related_info

    emu=""
    if [ "${os}" = "Darwin" ] && [ "${arch}" = "arm64" ]; then
      echo "Apple silicon detected, using x86_64 mode and os native bash"
      emu="/usr/bin/arch -x86_64"
      bash="/bin/bash"
    fi

    # echo "Command to invoke: ${command}"
    exec ${emu} ${bash} -c "${command}"
}

assert_argument_exists() {
    if [[ $# -lt 1 ]]; then
        error "argument missing"
        usage
        exit ${ERR_ARG}
    fi
}

error() {
    printf "\nError: %s\n\n" "${1}" >&2
}

usage() {
    cat <<EOF
dtcw - Create awesome documentation the easy way with docToolchain.

Usage: ./dtcw [environment] [option...] [task...]
       ./dtcw [local] install {doctoolchain | java }

Use 'local', 'sdk' or 'docker' as first argument to force the use of a specific
docToolchain environment:
    - local: installation in '$HOME/.doctoolchain'
    - sdk: installation with SDKMAN! (https://sdkman.io/)
    - docker: use docToolchain container image

Examples:

  Download and install docToolchain in '${DTC_ROOT}':
    ./dtcw local install doctoolchain

  Download and install project documentation template from https://arc42.org/ :
    ./dtcw downloadTemplate

  Generate PDF:
    ./dtcw generatePDF

  Generate HTML:
    ./dtcw generateHTML

  Publish HTML to Confluence:
    ./dtcw publishToConfluence

  Multiple tasks may be provided at once:
    ./dtcw generatePDF generateHTML

Detailed documentation how to use docToolchain may be found at https://doctoolchain.org/

Use './dtcw tasks --group doctoolchain' to see docToolchain related tasks.
Use './dtcw tasks' to see all tasks.
EOF
}

print_version_info() {
    echo "dtcw ${DTCW_VERSION} - ${DTCW_GIT_HASH}"
    if is_doctoolchain_development_version "${DTC_VERSION}"; then
        local dtc_git_hash=unknown
        dtc_git_hash=$(git -C "${DTC_HOME}" rev-parse --short=8 HEAD 2> /dev/null || echo "unknown")
        echo "docToolchain ${DTC_VERSION} - ${dtc_git_hash}"
    else
        echo "docToolchain ${DTC_VERSION}"
    fi
    echo "OS/arch: ${os}/${arch}"
}

get_available_environments() {
    # The local environment is alway available - even if docToolchain is not installed
    local envs=" local"

    # 'sdk' is provided a bash founction - thus command doesn't work
    if [ -n "${SDKMAN_DIR:-}" ] && [ -s "${SDKMAN_DIR}/bin/sdkman-init.sh" ]; then
        envs+=" sdk"
    fi

    if has docker; then
        envs+=" docker"
    fi
    echo "${envs}"
}

has() {
  command -v "$1" 1>/dev/null 2>&1
}

get_dtc_installations() {
    local envs=${1}
    local version=${2}
    local installations=""

    if [ -x "${DTC_HOME}/bin/doctoolchain" ]; then
        installations+=" local"
    else
        # maybe it is just available in the path
        if command -v doctoolchain >/dev/null 2>&1; then
            installations+=" local"
        fi
    fi

    if [[ "${envs}" =~ sdk ]] && sdk_home_doctoolchain "${version}" &> /dev/null ; then
        installations+=" sdk"
    fi

    if [[ "${envs}" =~ docker ]]; then
        # Having docker installed means docToolchain is available
        installations+=" docker"
    fi
    [ -z "${installations}" ] && installations=" none"

    echo "${installations}"
}

sdk_home_doctoolchain() {
    local version=${1}
    local sdk_doctoolchain="${SDKMAN_DIR}/candidates/doctoolchain/${version}"

    # Don't use `sdk home doctoolchain ${version}` - see https://github.com/sdkman/sdkman-cli/issues/1196
    if [[ -x "${sdk_doctoolchain}/bin/doctoolchain" ]]; then
        printf "%s" "${sdk_doctoolchain}"
        return 0
    fi
    printf "doctoolchain %s is not installed on your system" "${version}" 1>&2
    return 1
}

is_supported_environment() {
    local supported_environments=("local" "sdk" "docker")
    [[ "${supported_environments[*]}" =~ ${1} ]]
}

assert_environment_available() {
    local env=${1}
    local version=${2}
    # If environment not available, exit with error
    if ! is_environment_available "${env}" ; then
        error "argument error - environment '${env}' not available"
        if [[ "${env}" == "sdk" ]]; then
            printf "%s\n" \
                "Install SDKMAN! (https://sdkman.io) with" \
                "" \
                "    $ curl -s \"https://get.sdkman.io\" | bash" \
                "" \
                "Then open a new shell and install 'docToolchain' with" \
                "    $ sdk install doctoolchain ${version}"
        else
            echo "Install 'docker' on your host to execute docToolchain in a container."
        fi
        echo
        exit ${ERR_ARG}
    fi
    if is_doctoolchain_development_version "${version}" && [ "${env}" != local ] ; then
        error "argument error - invalid environment '${env}'."
        echo "Development version '${version}' can only be used in a local environment."
        echo
        exit ${ERR_ARG}
    fi
}

is_environment_available() {
    [[ "${available_environments}" =~ ${1} ]]
}

is_doctoolchain_development_version() {
    local version=${1}
    # Is 'latest' a good name? It maybe interpreted as latest stable release.
    # Alternatives: 'testing', 'dev' (used for development)
   [ "${version}" == "latest" ] || [ "${version}" == "latestdev" ]
}

# No environment provided - try to pick the right one
get_environment() {
    # 'install' works only with 'local' environment
    if [[ "${1}" == install ]] || [[ "${dtc_installations}" =~ none ]]; then
        echo local
        return
    fi

    # Pick the first one which has an installed docToolchain.
    # Note: the preference is defined by the order we searched for available environments.
    for e in ${available_environments}; do
        if is_doctoolchain_installed "${e}"; then
            echo "${e}"
            return
        fi
    done
}

is_doctoolchain_installed() {
    [[ "${dtc_installations}" =~ ${1} ]]
}

install_component_and_exit() {
    local env=${1}
    local component=${2}
    if [ -z "${component}" ] ; then
        error_install_component_and_die "component missing"
    fi
    exit_code=1
    case ${env} in
        local)
            case ${component} in
                doctoolchain)
                    local_install_doctoolchain "${DTC_VERSION}"
                    assert_java_version_supported
                    ;;
                java)
                    local_install_java
                    ;;
                *)
                    error_install_component_and_die "unknown component '${component}'"
                    ;;
            esac
            if ! is_doctoolchain_installed "${environment}"; then
                how_to_install_doctoolchain "${DTC_VERSION}"
            else
                printf "%s\n" \
                    "" \
                    "Use './dtcw tasks --group doctoolchain' to see docToolchain related tasks." \
                    ""
            fi
            exit_code=0
            ;;
        sdk)
            error "argument error - '${env} install' not supported."
            printf "%s\n" \
                "To install docToolchain with SDKMAN! execute" \
                "" \
                "    $ sdk install doctoolchain ${DTC_VERSION}" \
                ""
            exit_code=${ERR_ARG}
            ;;
        docker)
            error "argument error - '${env} install' not supported."
            echo "Executing a task in the 'docker' environment will pull the docToolchain container image."
            echo
            exit_code=${ERR_ARG}
            ;;
        *)
            echo "Coding error - not reachable"
            exit ${ERR_CODING}
            ;;
    esac
    exit ${exit_code}
}

error_install_component_and_die() {
    error  "${1} - available components are 'doctoolchain', or 'java'"
    printf "%s\n" \
        "Use './dtcw local install doctoolchain' to install docToolchain ${DTC_VERSION}." \
        "Use './dtcw local install java' to install a Java version supported by docToolchain." \
        ""
    exit ${ERR_ARG}
}

local_install_doctoolchain() {
    local version=${1}
    if is_doctoolchain_development_version "${version}"; then
        # User decided to pick a floating version - which means a git clone into the local environment.
        assert_git_installed "Please install 'git' for working with a 'doctToolchain' development version"

        if [ -d "${DTC_HOME}/.git" ]; then
            git -C "${DTC_HOME}" pull
            echo "Updated docToolchain in local environment to latest version"
        else
            local project_url
            if [ "${version}" == "latest" ]; then
                project_url="${GITHUB_PROJECT_URL}"
            else
                project_url="${GITHUB_PROJECT_URL_SSH}"
            fi
            git clone "${project_url}.git" "${DTC_HOME}"
            echo "Cloned docToolchain in local environment to latest version"
        fi
    else
        if [ -x "${DTC_HOME}/bin/doctoolchain" ]; then
            echo "Skipped installation of docToolchain: already installed in '${DTC_HOME}'"
            return
        fi
        if ! has unzip; then
            error "no unzip program installed, exiting…"
            echo "Install 'unzip' and try to install docToolchain again."
            return ${ERR_DTCW}
        fi
        mkdir -p "${DTC_ROOT}"
        local distribution_url=${GITHUB_PROJECT_URL}/releases/download/v${version}/docToolchain-${version}.zip
        download_file "${distribution_url}" "${DTC_ROOT}/source.zip"
        unzip -q "${DTC_ROOT}/source.zip" -d "${DTC_ROOT}"
        rm -f "${DTC_ROOT}/source.zip"
        echo "Installed docToolchain successfully in '${DTC_HOME}'."
    fi

    # Add it to the existing installations so the output to guide the user can adjust accordingly.
    dtc_installations+=" local"
}

assert_git_installed() {
    has git && return

    error "git - command not found"
    echo "${1}"
    echo
    exit ${ERR_DTCW}
}

download_file() {
    local url=${1}
    local file=${2}

    if has curl; then
        cmd="curl --fail --location --output $file $url"
    elif has wget; then
        # '--show-progress' is not supported in all wget versions (busybox)
        cmd="wget --quiet --show-progress --output-document=$file $url"
    elif has fetch; then
        cmd="fetch --quiet --output=$file $url"
    else
        error "no HTTP download program (curl, wget, fetch) found, exiting…"
        echo "Install either 'curl', 'wget', or 'fetch' and try to install docToolchain again."
        return ${ERR_DTCW}
    fi

    $cmd && return 0 || rc=$?

    error "Command failed (exit code $rc): ${cmd}"
    return "${rc}"
}

assert_java_version_supported() {
    # Defines the order in which Java is searched.
    if [ -d "${DTC_JAVA_HOME}" ]; then
            echo "Caution: Your JAVA_HOME setting is overriden by DTCs own JDK install (for this execution)"
            if [ -d "${DTC_JAVA_HOME}/Contents" ]; then
                # JDK for MacOS have a different structure
                JAVA_HOME="${DTC_JAVA_HOME}/Contents/Home"
            else
                JAVA_HOME="${DTC_JAVA_HOME}"
            fi
            export JAVA_HOME
            DTC_OPTS="${DTC_OPTS} '-Dorg.gradle.java.home=${JAVA_HOME}'"
            JAVA_CMD="${JAVA_HOME}/bin/java"
    elif [ -n "${JAVA_HOME-}" ]; then
        JAVA_CMD="${JAVA_HOME}/bin/java"
    else
        # Don't provide JAVA_HOME if java is used by PATH.
        JAVA_CMD=$(command -v java 2>/dev/null) || true
    fi
    if [ -z "${JAVA_CMD-}" ] || ! java_version=$("${JAVA_CMD}" -version 2>&1) ; then
        error "unable to locate a Java Runtime"
        java_help_and_die
    fi

    # We got a Java version
    java_version=$(echo "$java_version" | awk -F '"' '/version/ {print $0}' | head -1 | cut -d'"' -f2)
    major_version=$(echo "$java_version" | sed '/^1\./s///' | cut -d'.' -f1)

    if [ "${major_version}" -ge 11 ] && [ "${major_version}" -le 17 ]; then
        echo "Using Java ${java_version} [${JAVA_CMD}]"
        return
    fi

    error "unsupported Java version ${major_version} [${JAVA_CMD}]"
    java_help_and_die
}

java_help_and_die() {
    printf "%s\n" \
        "docToolchain supports Java versions 11, 14, or 17 (preferred). In case one of those" \
        "Java versions is installed make sure 'java' is found with your PATH environment" \
        "variable. As alternative you may provide the location of your Java installation" \
        "with JAVA_HOME." \
        "" \
        "Apart from installing Java with the package manager provided by your operating" \
        "system, dtcw facilitates the Java installation into a local environment:" \
        "" \
        "    # Install Java in '${DTC_JAVA_HOME}'" \
        "    $ ./dtcw local install java" \
        "" \
        "Alternatively you can use SDKMAN! (https://sdkman.io) to manage your Java installations" \
        ""
    if ! is_environment_available sdk; then
        how_to_install_sdkman "Java 17"
    fi
    # TODO: This will break when we change Java version
    printf "%s\n" \
        "    $ sdk install java 17.0.7-tem" \
        "" \
        "If you prefer not to install Java on your host, you can run docToolchain in a" \
        "docker container. For this case dtcw provides the 'docker' execution environment." \
        "" \
        "Example: ./dtcw docker generateSite"\
        ""
    exit ${ERR_DTCW}
}

how_to_install_sdkman() {
    printf "%s\n" \
        "    # First install SDKMAN!" \
        "    $ curl -s \"https://get.sdkman.io\" | bash" \
        "    # Then open a new shell and install ${1} with"
}

local_install_java() {
    version=17
    implementation=hotspot
    heapsize=normal
    imagetype=jdk
    releasetype=ga

    case "${arch}" in
        x86_64) arch=x64 ;;
        arm64) arch=aarch64 ;;
    esac
    if [[ ${os} == MINGW* ]]; then
        error "MINGW64 is not supported"
        echo "Please use powershell or WSL"
        exit 1
    fi
    case "${os}" in
        Linux) os=linux ;;
        Darwin) os=mac
            # Enforce usage of Intel Java as long as jbake does not work on Apple Silicon
            arch=x64 ;;
        Cygwin) os=linux ;;
    esac
    mkdir -p "${DTC_JAVA_HOME}"
    echo "Downloading JDK Temurin ${version} [${os}/${arch}] from Adoptium to ${DTC_JAVA_HOME}/jdk.tar.gz"
    local adoptium_java_url="https://api.adoptium.net/v3/binary/latest/${version}/${releasetype}/${os}/${arch}/${imagetype}/${implementation}/${heapsize}/eclipse?project=jdk"
    download_file "${adoptium_java_url}" "${DTC_JAVA_HOME}/jdk.tar.gz"
    echo "Extracting JDK from archive file."
    # TODO: should we not delete a previsouly installed on?
    # Otherwise we may get a mix of different Java versions.
    tar -zxf "${DTC_JAVA_HOME}/jdk.tar.gz" --strip 1 -C "${DTC_JAVA_HOME}/."
    rm -f "${DTC_JAVA_HOME}/jdk/jdk.tar.gz"

    echo "Successfully installed Java in '${DTC_JAVA_HOME}'."
    echo
}

assert_doctoolchain_installed() {
    local env=${1}
    local version=${2}
    if ! is_doctoolchain_installed "${env}"; then
        # We reach this point if the user executes a command in an
        # environment where docToolchain is not installed.
        # Note that 'docker' always has a command (no instalation required)
        error "doctoolchain - command not found [environment '${env}']"
        how_to_install_doctoolchain "${version}"
        exit ${ERR_DTCW}
    fi
}

how_to_install_doctoolchain() {
    local version=${1}
    printf "%s\n" \
        "It seems docToolchain ${version} is not installed. dtcw supports the" \
        "following docToolchain environments:" \
        "" \
        "1. 'local': to install docToolchain in [${DTC_ROOT}] use" \
        "" \
        "    $ ./dtcw local install doctoolchain" \
        "" \
        "2. 'sdk': to install docToolchain with SDKMAN! (https://sdkman.io)" \
        ""
    if ! is_environment_available sdk; then
        how_to_install_sdkman docToolchain
    fi
    printf "%s\n" \
        "    \$ sdk install doctoolchain ${version}" \
        "" \
        "Note that running docToolchain in 'local' or 'sdk' environment needs a" \
        "Java runtime (major version 11, 14, or 17) installed on your host." \
        "" \
        "3. 'docker': pull the docToolchain image and execute docToolchain in a container environment." \
        "" \
        "    \$ ./dtcw docker tasks --group doctoolchain" \
        ""
}

build_command() {
    local env=${1}
    local version=${2}
    local docker_image=${3}
    local docker_extra_arguments=${4}
    shift 4
    local cmd
    if [ "${env}" = docker ]; then
        # TODO: DTC_PROJECT_BRANCH is  not passed into the docker environment
        # See https://github.com/docToolchain/docToolchain/issues/1087

        local container_name=doctoolchain-${version}
        container_name+="-$(date '+%Y%m%d_%H%M%S')"
        pwd=$(has cygpath && cygpath -w "${PWD}" || echo "${PWD}")

        docker_env_file=dtcw_docker.env
        env_file_option=""
        if [ -f "$docker_env_file" ]; then
            env_file_option="--env-file ${docker_env_file}"
        fi

        docker_args="run --rm -i --platform linux/amd64 -u $(id -u):$(id -g) --name ${container_name} \
            -e DTC_HEADLESS=true -e DTC_SITETHEME -e DTC_PROJECT_BRANCH=${DTC_PROJECT_BRANCH} \
            ${docker_extra_arguments} ${env_file_option} \
            --entrypoint /bin/bash -v '${pwd}:/project' ${DTC_DOCKER_PREFIX}${docker_image}:v${version}"

        cmd="docker ${docker_args} -c \"doctoolchain . ${*} ${DTC_OPTS} && exit\""
    else
        # TODO: What is this good for? Has probably to do with Docker image creation.
        if [[ "${DTC_HEADLESS}" = false ]]; then
            # important for the docker file to find dependencies
            DTC_OPTS="${DTC_OPTS} '-Dgradle.user.home=${DTC_ROOT}/.gradle'"
        fi
        if [ "${env}" = local ]; then
            # is doctoolchain available on the path?
            if command -v doctoolchain >/dev/null 2>&1; then
                cmd="doctoolchain . ${*} ${DTC_OPTS}"
            else
                cmd="${DTC_HOME}/bin/doctoolchain . ${*} ${DTC_OPTS}"
            fi
        else
            cmd="$(sdk_home_doctoolchain "${version}")/bin/doctoolchain . ${*} ${DTC_OPTS}"
        fi
    fi
    echo "${cmd}"
}

show_os_related_info() {

    # check if we are running on WSL
    if grep -qsi 'microsoft' /proc/version &> /dev/null ; then
        # TODO: bug - This URL leads to now-where!
        printf "%s\n" \
            "" \
            "Bash is running on WSL which might cause problems with plantUML." \
            "See https://doctoolchain.org/docToolchain/v2.0.x/010_manual/50_Frequently_asked_Questions.html#wsl for more details." \
            ""
    fi
}

# Location where local installations are placed.
DTC_ROOT="${HOME}/.doctoolchain"

# More than one docToolchain version may be installed locally.
# This is the directory for the specific version.
DTC_HOME="${DTC_ROOT}/docToolchain-${DTC_VERSION}"

# Directory for local Java installation
DTC_JAVA_HOME="${DTC_ROOT}/jdk"

main "$@"