filemode.go

package filemode

import (
	"encoding/binary"
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"strconv"
)

// A FileMode represents the kind of tree entries used by git. It
// resembles regular file systems modes, although FileModes are
// considerably simpler (there are not so many), and there are some,
// like Submodule that has no file system equivalent.
type FileMode uint32

const (
	// Empty is used as the FileMode of tree elements when comparing
	// trees in the following situations:
	//
	// - the mode of tree elements before their creation.  - the mode of
	// tree elements after their deletion.  - the mode of unmerged
	// elements when checking the index.
	//
	// Empty has no file system equivalent.  As Empty is the zero value
	// of FileMode, it is also returned by New and
	// NewFromOsNewFromOSFileMode along with an error, when they fail.
	Empty FileMode = 0
	// Dir represent a Directory.
	Dir FileMode = 0040000
	// Regular represent non-executable files.  Please note this is not
	// the same as golang regular files, which include executable files.
	Regular FileMode = 0100644
	// Deprecated represent non-executable files with the group writable
	// bit set.  This mode was supported by the first versions of git,
	// but it has been deprecated nowadays.  This library uses them
	// internally, so you can read old packfiles, but will treat them as
	// Regulars when interfacing with the outside world.  This is the
	// standard git behaviour.
	Deprecated FileMode = 0100664
	// Executable represents executable files.
	Executable FileMode = 0100755
	// Symlink represents symbolic links to files.
	Symlink FileMode = 0120000
	// Submodule represents git submodules.  This mode has no file system
	// equivalent.
	Submodule FileMode = 0160000
)

// New takes the octal string representation of a FileMode and returns
// the FileMode and a nil error.  If the string can not be parsed to a
// 32 bit unsigned octal number, it returns Empty and the parsing error.
//
// Example: "40000" means Dir, "100644" means Regular.
//
// Please note this function does not check if the returned FileMode
// is valid in git or if it is malformed.  For instance, "1" will
// return the malformed FileMode(1) and a nil error.
func New(s string) (FileMode, error) {
	n, err := strconv.ParseUint(s, 8, 32)
	if err != nil {
		return Empty, err
	}

	return FileMode(n), nil
}

// NewFromOSFileMode returns the FileMode used by git to represent
// the provided file system modes and a nil error on success.  If the
// file system mode cannot be mapped to any valid git mode (as with
// sockets or named pipes), it will return Empty and an error.
//
// Note that some git modes cannot be generated from os.FileModes, like
// Deprecated and Submodule; while Empty will be returned, along with an
// error, only when the method fails.
func NewFromOSFileMode(m os.FileMode) (FileMode, error) {
	if m.IsRegular() {
		if isSetTemporary(m) {
			return Empty, fmt.Errorf("no equivalent git mode for %s", m)
		}
		if isSetCharDevice(m) {
			return Empty, fmt.Errorf("no equivalent git mode for %s", m)
		}
		if isSetUserExecutable(m) {
			return Executable, nil
		}
		return Regular, nil
	}

	if m.IsDir() {
		return Dir, nil
	}

	if isSetSymLink(m) {
		return Symlink, nil
	}

	return Empty, fmt.Errorf("no equivalent git mode for %s", m)
}

func isSetCharDevice(m os.FileMode) bool {
	return m&os.ModeCharDevice != 0
}

func isSetTemporary(m os.FileMode) bool {
	return m&os.ModeTemporary != 0
}

func isSetUserExecutable(m os.FileMode) bool {
	return m&0100 != 0
}

func isSetSymLink(m os.FileMode) bool {
	return m&os.ModeSymlink != 0
}

// Bytes return a slice of 4 bytes with the mode in little endian
// encoding.
func (m FileMode) Bytes() []byte {
	ret := make([]byte, 4)
	binary.LittleEndian.PutUint32(ret, uint32(m))
	return ret
}

// IsMalformed returns if the FileMode should not appear in a git packfile,
// this is: Empty and any other mode not mentioned as a constant in this
// package.
func (m FileMode) IsMalformed() bool {
	return m != Dir &&
		m != Regular &&
		m != Deprecated &&
		m != Executable &&
		m != Symlink &&
		m != Submodule
}

// String returns the FileMode as a string in the standatd git format,
// this is, an octal number padded with ceros to 7 digits.  Malformed
// modes are printed in that same format, for easier debugging.
//
// Example: Regular is "0100644", Empty is "0000000".
func (m FileMode) String() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("%07o", uint32(m))
}

// IsRegular returns if the FileMode represents that of a regular file,
// this is, either Regular or Deprecated.  Please note that Executable
// are not regular even though in the UNIX tradition, they usually are:
// See the IsFile method.
func (m FileMode) IsRegular() bool {
	return m == Regular ||
		m == Deprecated
}

// IsFile returns if the FileMode represents that of a file, this is,
// Regular, Deprecated, Executable or Link.
func (m FileMode) IsFile() bool {
	return m == Regular ||
		m == Deprecated ||
		m == Executable ||
		m == Symlink
}

// ToOSFileMode returns the os.FileMode to be used when creating file
// system elements with the given git mode and a nil error on success.
//
// When the provided mode cannot be mapped to a valid file system mode
// (e.g.  Submodule) it returns os.FileMode(0) and an error.
//
// The returned file mode does not take into account the umask.
func (m FileMode) ToOSFileMode() (os.FileMode, error) {
	switch m {
	case Dir:
		return os.ModePerm | os.ModeDir, nil
	case Submodule:
		return os.ModePerm | os.ModeDir, nil
	case Regular:
		return os.FileMode(0644), nil
	// Deprecated is no longer allowed: treated as a Regular instead
	case Deprecated:
		return os.FileMode(0644), nil
	case Executable:
		return os.FileMode(0755), nil
	case Symlink:
		return os.ModePerm | os.ModeSymlink, nil
	}

	return os.FileMode(0), fmt.Errorf("malformed mode (%s)", m)
}