fabric/gradle/module-validation.gradle

import groovy.json.JsonSlurper

/*
 * This buildscript contains tasks related to the validation of each module in fabric api.
 *
 * Right now this task verifies each Fabric API module has a module lifecycle specified.
 * More functionality will probably be added in the future.
 */

subprojects {
	if (it.name == "deprecated") return

	// Create the task
	task validateModules(type: ValidateModuleTask)
}

/**
 * Verifies that each module has the required custom values for module lifecycle in it's FMJ.
 *
 * <p>Example:
 * <pre>{@code
 * "custom": {
 *   "fabric-api:module-lifecycle": "stable"
 * }
 * }</pre>
 */
class ValidateModuleTask extends DefaultTask {
	ValidateModuleTask() {
		group = "verification"

		// Hook up validation to check task
		project.tasks.check.dependsOn(this)
	}

	@TaskAction
	void validate() {
		def clientOnlyMod = false
		def file = (project.file("src/main/resources/fabric.mod.json") as File)

		if (!file.exists()) {
			file = (project.file("src/client/resources/fabric.mod.json") as File)
			clientOnlyMod = true
		}

		def json = new JsonSlurper().parse(file) as Map<String, Map<String, String>>

		if (json.custom == null) {
			throw new GradleException("Module ${project} does not have a custom value containing module lifecycle!")
		}

		def moduleLifecycle = json.custom.get("fabric-api:module-lifecycle")

		if (moduleLifecycle == null) {
			throw new GradleException("Module ${project} does not have module lifecycle in custom values!")
		}

		if (!moduleLifecycle instanceof String) {
			throw new GradleException("Module ${project} has an invalid module lifecycle value. The value must be a string but read a ${moduleLifecycle.class}")
		}

		// Validate the lifecycle value
		switch (moduleLifecycle) {
			case "stable":
			case "experimental":
				break
			case "deprecated":
				if (!project.path.startsWith(":deprecated")) {
					throw new GradleException("Deprecated module ${project} must be in the deprecated sub directory.")
				}
				break
			default:
				throw new GradleException("Module ${project} has an invalid module lifecycle ${json.custom.get('fabric-api:module-lifecycle')}")
		}
	}
}