propellor/Propellor/Property.hs

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{-# LANGUAGE PackageImports #-}
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module Propellor.Property where
import System.Directory
import Control.Monad
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import Data.Monoid
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import Control.Monad.IfElse
import "mtl" Control.Monad.Reader
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import Propellor.Types
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import Propellor.Types.Attr
import Propellor.Attr
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import Propellor.Engine
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import Utility.Monad
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import System.FilePath
makeChange :: IO () -> Propellor Result
makeChange a = liftIO a >> return MadeChange
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noChange :: Propellor Result
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noChange = return NoChange
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-- | Combines a list of properties, resulting in a single property
-- that when run will run each property in the list in turn,
-- and print out the description of each as it's run. Does not stop
-- on failure; does propigate overall success/failure.
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propertyList :: Desc -> [Property] -> Property
propertyList desc ps = property desc $ ensureProperties ps
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-- | Combines a list of properties, resulting in one property that
-- ensures each in turn, stopping on failure.
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combineProperties :: Desc -> [Property] -> Property
combineProperties desc ps = property desc $ go ps NoChange
where
go [] rs = return rs
go (l:ls) rs = do
r <- ensureProperty l
case r of
FailedChange -> return FailedChange
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_ -> go ls (r <> rs)
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-- | Combines together two properties, resulting in one property
-- that ensures the first, and if the first succeeds, ensures the second.
-- The property uses the description of the first property.
before :: Property -> Property -> Property
p1 `before` p2 = property (propertyDesc p1) $ do
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r <- ensureProperty p1
case r of
FailedChange -> return FailedChange
_ -> ensureProperty p2
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-- | Makes a perhaps non-idempotent Property be idempotent by using a flag
-- file to indicate whether it has run before.
-- Use with caution.
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flagFile :: Property -> FilePath -> Property
flagFile p = flagFile' p . return
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flagFile' :: Property -> IO FilePath -> Property
flagFile' p getflagfile = property (propertyDesc p) $ do
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flagfile <- liftIO getflagfile
go flagfile =<< liftIO (doesFileExist flagfile)
where
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go _ True = return NoChange
go flagfile False = do
r <- ensureProperty p
when (r == MadeChange) $ liftIO $
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unlessM (doesFileExist flagfile) $ do
createDirectoryIfMissing True (takeDirectory flagfile)
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writeFile flagfile ""
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return r
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--- | Whenever a change has to be made for a Property, causes a hook
-- Property to also be run, but not otherwise.
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onChange :: Property -> Property -> Property
p `onChange` hook = property (propertyDesc p) $ do
r <- ensureProperty p
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case r of
MadeChange -> do
r' <- ensureProperty hook
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return $ r <> r'
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_ -> return r
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(==>) :: Desc -> Property -> Property
(==>) = flip describe
infixl 1 ==>
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-- | Makes a Property only be performed when a test succeeds.
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check :: IO Bool -> Property -> Property
check c p = property (propertyDesc p) $ ifM (liftIO c)
( ensureProperty p
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, return NoChange
)
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-- | Marks a Property as trivial. It can only return FailedChange or
-- NoChange.
--
-- Useful when it's just as expensive to check if a change needs
-- to be made as it is to just idempotently assure the property is
-- satisfied. For example, chmodding a file.
trivial :: Property -> Property
trivial p = property (propertyDesc p) $ do
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r <- ensureProperty p
if r == MadeChange
then return NoChange
else return r
-- | Makes a property that is satisfied differently depending on the host's
-- operating system.
--
-- Note that the operating system may not be declared for some hosts.
withOS :: Desc -> (Maybe System -> Propellor Result) -> Property
withOS desc a = property desc $ a =<< getOS
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boolProperty :: Desc -> IO Bool -> Property
boolProperty desc a = property desc $ ifM (liftIO a)
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( return MadeChange
, return FailedChange
)
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-- | Undoes the effect of a property.
revert :: RevertableProperty -> RevertableProperty
revert (RevertableProperty p1 p2) = RevertableProperty p2 p1
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-- | Starts accumulating the properties of a Host.
--
-- > host "example.com"
-- > & someproperty
-- > ! oldproperty
-- > & otherproperty
host :: HostName -> Host
host hn = Host [] (\_ -> newAttr hn)
-- | Adds a property to a Host
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--
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-- Can add Properties, RevertableProperties, and AttrProperties
(&) :: IsProp p => Host -> p -> Host
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(Host ps as) & p = Host (ps ++ [toProp p]) (getAttr p . as)
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infixl 1 &
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-- | Adds a property to the Host in reverted form.
(!) :: Host -> RevertableProperty -> Host
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(Host ps as) ! p = Host (ps ++ [toProp q]) (getAttr q . as)
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where
q = revert p
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infixl 1 !