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Coordinating wasm-bindgen versions #192

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Fixes #146. This aims to solve the issue of making sure that there is (a) a locally installed wasm-bindgen and (b) that it is the same version as specified in the Cargo.toml file.

As of now, there are still some rough edges that I want to hone down here. It seemed like a good idea to check in the existing work on this issue that I got done today, to make sure that I am headed in the right direction on this. Any feedback is totally welcome!

I'll also close #81 now, since I believe this will also take care of #51.

I should be able to get this all wrapped up tomorrow, had to spend a little more time than expected today getting up to speed with the changes that have occurred since then. Loving all the stuff people have contributed! πŸ˜„


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✨✨ πŸ˜„ Thanks so much for contributing to wasm-pack! πŸ˜„ ✨✨

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let stderr = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stderr).to_string();
let e = Error::Cli { message, stderr };
Err(e)
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Not a giant fan of this ☝️ Creating the Error:Cli manually, rather than through the cli(..) function seems a little hacky, but the other approach caused a return type error, since this function returns a `Result<bool, Error>

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Odd. What was the error?

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If I use the Error::cli function here I end up with the following error:

expected type `std::result::Result<bool, _>`
found type `std::result::Result<(), _>`

This is happening because that function wraps the error up into a result, which is fine for functions that also return a Result<(), Error>, but means that it won't work for functions that return something else in the Ok case :sad`

pub fn cli(message: &str, stderr: Cow<str>) -> Result<(), Self> {
   Err(Error::Cli{
     // ...
   })
}

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pub fn wasm_bindgen_locally_installed(_path: &str) -> bool {
fs::metadata(LOCAL_BINDGEN_PATH).is_ok()
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Should I create an absolute path here? Or is the relative path in LOCAL_BINDGEN_PATH enough? I think I saw an issue regarding what happens when wasm-pack is run from within the pkg directory, so I was thinking that using the crate path could make this a little less fragile.

If relative path is satisfactory, I can remove the parameter here, otherwise an absolute path can be formed with format! :)

info!(&log, "Installing wasm-bindgen-cli...");
bindgen::cargo_install_wasm_bindgen(&self.crate_path, &bindgen_version, step)?;
info!(&log, "Installing wasm-bindgen-cli was successful.");
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The control flow here is the main thing I'd like to clean up, not especially happy with these nested if statements.

@data-pup data-pup force-pushed the coordinate-bindgen-vers-fix-146 branch 2 times, most recently from c002256 to 2060191 Compare June 19, 2018 20:00
@data-pup data-pup changed the title Coordinating wasm-bindgen versions (WIP) Coordinating wasm-bindgen versions Jun 19, 2018
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I think this is ready for review now πŸ˜„ Let me know if you have any feedback!

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@data-pup awesome! i'll take a look soon- in the meantime it looks like rust fmt needs appeasing lolsob. thanks for putting so much effort into this! it's super appreciated. as mentioned previously- i think i'm down to sneak this in in a point release because it's gonna make everything way more awesome :)

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Ahh pardon! I ran fmt before I rebased this, that's fixed now :) Happy I could help!

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Definitely getting there but there's still some things that need to be addressed. You've done a great job so far! :D You'll also need to make sure the part that calls wasm-bindgen in the build step uses the local one!

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use PBAR;

pub fn cargo_install_wasm_bindgen(step: &Step) -> Result<(), Error> {
static LOCAL_BINDGEN_PATH: &str = "bin/wasm-bindgen";
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You should cfg this so that windows is "bin\wasm-bindgen". While windows can handle it (sort of? windows pathing is wild technically the yen symbol is a valid path separator) it's best to have an option for it.

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static LOCAL_BINDGEN_PATH: &str = "bin/wasm-bindgen";

fn wasm_bindgen_exists_locally(crate_path: &str) -> bool {
let path_str = format!("{}/{}", crate_path, LOCAL_BINDGEN_PATH);
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Same reasoning here for the path.

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let stderr = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stderr).to_string();
let e = Error::Cli { message, stderr };
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Odd. What was the error?

bindgen::cargo_install_wasm_bindgen(step)?;
info!(&log, "Installing wasm-bindgen-cli was successful.");
let bindgen_version =
manifest::get_wasm_bindgen_version(&self.crate_path)?.ok_or(Error::CrateConfig {
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We should just make a crate_config function for Error and use that here.

})?;

if bindgen_version.is_empty() {
let e = Error::CrateConfig {
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And here!

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then you can do return Err(Error::crate_config("wasm-bindgen version dependency was empty"))

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@@ -148,6 +148,13 @@ pub fn get_crate_name(path: &str) -> Result<String, Error> {
Ok(read_cargo_toml(path)?.package.name)
}

pub fn get_wasm_bindgen_version(path: &str) -> Result<Option<String>, Error> {
let version: Option<String> = read_cargo_toml(path)?
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you shouldn't need to specify Option<String> here. The type is inferred as the return type

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Added some more commits to fix the issues mentioned in @mgattozzi 's review. Thanks for the feedback! I added some platform specific path strings, and changed the get_wasm_bindgen_version function to return a Result<String, Error>.

then you can do return Err(Error::crate_config("wasm-bindgen version dependency was empty"))

Regarding this point, I realized that there was already a crate_config error, but did run into the same issue I'd seen with the other cli helper function. These were returning a Result<(), Error>, which meant that they aren't usable in a function that does return a value in the success case.

I altered these so that they return Self, so that we can use these methods elsewhere too. This felt a little opinionated on my part, but I don't think it affects readability.

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You'll also need to make sure the part that calls wasm-bindgen in the build step uses the local one!

Still need to take care of this part, I'll do that right now though! πŸ˜ƒ

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data-pup commented Jun 20, 2018

Ready for another round of review, whenever you have time. Thanks for the help with this!

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a few comments.

curious how this works if i have wasm-bindgen-cli installed on my computer but run wasm-pack init --no-installs?

overall, i want to have a clearer story about how we want this work, and how people can override it to get it to potentially work in other ways. perhaps a flag to not use a local version? or point to another? still thinking on it myself, but am curious your thoughts!

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dep_version: &str,
step: &Step,
) -> Result<bool, Error> {
let msg = format!("{}Checking WASM-bindgen dependency...", emoji::CHECK);
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not sure if this should be a step displayed to users- i think we should just do it in the install wasm-bindgen step

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use PBAR;

pub fn cargo_install_wasm_bindgen(step: &Step) -> Result<(), Error> {
#[cfg(not(target_family = "windows"))]
static LOCAL_BINDGEN_PATH: &str = "bin/wasm-bindgen";
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this is local to the crate- correct? if so we'll want to add it to the .gitignore

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let installed_version = s.trim();
Ok(installed_version == dep_version)
} else {
let error_msg = "Could not find version of local wasm-bindgen";
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we may want to give some sort of instruction about how to handle this if it happens. feels a little like a dead end right now :)

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I like your points regarding the --no-installs flag, that's an important detail I don't think my changes currently account for. Would it make sense in that case to search through the locations in the $PATH environment variable for wasm-bingen?

Overriding the local behavior with a flag makes sense to me, but right now I'm not sure if I have a solid answer to the story about how this works either. I will think about this too, but feel free to follow up if you come to a decision :)

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@data-pup i also don't know exactly what we should do! very open to suggestions. i can take some time this weekend to think on it :)

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Doesn't no installs imply using a local one anyways? From my understanding it won't be installing a global version. In fact wouldn't it make more sense to just use a sandboxed version anyways rather than relying on a global one? In tools like stack/cabal for Haskell it uses sandboxed versions of everything unless specified to use a global one which seems like the better choice, unless I'm misunderstanding what you mean by --no-installs @ashleygwilliams

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data-pup commented Jul 2, 2018

Just wanted to follow up on this, do you happen to have any advice for next steps on my end? If there might still be some thought required regarding the interface etc., I'm happy to hold off on this!

I know I can definitely add some extra logic to handle the --no-installs flag, but a little unsure what that should generally look like at the moment.

Btw, thanks for being nice maintainers! Appreciate the feedback so far :)

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data-pup commented Jul 20, 2018

I saw that #146 has been marked as Blocking Rust 2018, so I rebased this off of master to prepare for further work on this. At this point I think all of the changes requested by Michael have been taken care of, and I can take care of some of the minor details mentioned in Ashley's review today.

My current plan is to look for a globally installed version of wasm-bindgen that matches the dependency version if --no-installs is provided. If that cannot be found in the path, then it will fail rather than installing a new version.

If I should take a different route, let me know!

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Took a swing at this today :) Let me know if you spot any problems!

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@data-pup I'll have to take a look now that I'm back when I get the chance

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Sounds good to me! I can also rebase this again, now that the path things from #220 have landed πŸ‘

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I have a whole bunch of comments inline below, but ultimately I think this is a huge step forward for wasm-pack, that we should merge this now, and then we can do a whole bunch of mini PRs addressing my inline comments as follow ups.

Thanks @data-pup! :)

#[cfg(not(target_family = "windows"))]
let local_path = format!("{}/{}", crate_path, "bin/wasm-bindgen");
#[cfg(target_family = "windows")]
let local_path = format!("{}\\{}", crate_path, "bin\\wasm-bindgen");
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If these functions were using std::path::Path[Buf], then we wouldn't need these different code paths. Is there a reason we aren't using them?

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No reason, I hadn't known about those. I can fix this :)

// Determine if the `wasm-bindgen` dependency is already met for the given mode.
let dependency_met = if let Some(bindgen_path) = wasm_bindgen_path_str(path, install_permitted)?
{
wasm_bindgen_version_check(&bindgen_path, version)?
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I think we don't want to propagate errors here, but instead treat them as "false, dependency not met".

crate_path: &str,
install_permitted: bool,
) -> Result<Option<String>, Error> {
if install_permitted {
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If we are not permitting installs, we should still allow using a local install, shouldn't we? Just not installing the local version? Or is it more of "force use of the global version and don't install it if missing"?

let path = env::var("PATH")?;
for path_dir in path.split(path_sep) {
let prog_str = format!("{}/wasm-bindgen", path_dir);
if path::Path::new(&prog_str).is_file() {
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I think we should just use https://crates.io/crates/which instead of rolling our own implementation.

if output.status.success() {
let s = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout);
let installed_version = s.trim();
Ok(installed_version == dep_version)
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Running wasm-bindgen --version doesn't produce just the version number:

$ wasm-bindgen --version
wasm-bindgen 0.2.15

So I think we need to do a little bit more parsing here than just .trim(), since we are getting the expected version from Cargo.toml which will just be the version number.

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Ah! Good catch. I can take care of that.

@@ -44,23 +49,24 @@ pub enum Error {

impl Error {
/// Construct a CLI error.
pub fn cli(message: &str, stderr: Cow<str>) -> Result<(), Self> {
Err(Error::Cli {
pub fn cli(message: &str, stderr: Cow<str>) -> Self {
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These changes to the Error constructors are making this PR a bit noisier than it otherwise would be; unless this was requested for this PR, I'd have personally left them for a separate PR.

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I agree that these are a little noisy, I can totally remove these changes. The tldr of why they are there is that these methods were causing type errors when I tried to use them from within a function that didn't also return a Result<(), Error>, but you are right that making that change separately is probably wiser :)

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data-pup commented Aug 1, 2018

Thanks for the feedback @fitzgen! I can resolve the merge conflicts today, and take care of some of your inline comments as well. I can have something EOD, since this relates to a 'Blocking Rust 2018' issue πŸ¦€

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data-pup commented Aug 1, 2018

Continuing this work in #244, because the merge conflicts got a little too drastic.

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