tools/build_rules/gensrcjar.sh

#! /bin/sh
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# List of environment variables that must be defined as input.
#
# We use environment variables instead of positional arguments or flags for
# clarity in the caller .bzl file and for simplicity of processing.  There is no
# need to implement a full-blown argument parser for this simple script.
INPUT_VARS="JAR OUTPUT PREPROCESSOR PROTO_COMPILER SOURCE"

# Now set defaults for optional input variables.
: "${PREPROCESSOR:=cat}"

# Basename of the script for error reporting purposes.
PROGRAM_NAME="${0##*/}"

# A timestamp to mark all generated files with to get deterministic JAR outputs.
TIMESTAMP=198001010000

# Prints an error and exits.
#
# Args:
#   ...: list(str).  Parts of the message to print; all of them are joined
#       with a single space in between.
err() {
  echo "${PROGRAM_NAME}: ${*}" 1>&2
  exit 1
}

# Entry point.
main() {
  [ ${#} -eq 0 ] || err "No arguments allowed; set the following environment" \
      "variables for configuration instead: ${INPUT_VARS}"
  for var in ${INPUT_VARS}; do
    local value
    eval "value=\"\$${var}\""
    [ -n "${value}" ] || err "Input environment variable ${var} is not set"
  done

  rm -f "${OUTPUT}"

  local proto_output="${OUTPUT}.proto_output"
  rm -rf "${proto_output}"
  mkdir -p "${proto_output}"

  # Apply desired preprocessing to the input proto file.  For this to work, we
  # must maintain the name of the original .proto file or else the generated
  # classes in the JAR file would have an invalid name.
  local processed_dir="${OUTPUT}.preprocessed"
  rm -rf "${processed_dir}"
  mkdir -p "${processed_dir}"
  local processed_source="${processed_dir}/$(basename "${SOURCE}")"
  "${PREPROCESSOR}" <"${SOURCE}" >"${processed_source}" \
      || err "Preprocessor ${PREPROCESSOR} failed"

  "${PROTO_COMPILER}" --java_out="${proto_output}" "${processed_source}" \
      || err "proto_compiler failed"
  find "${proto_output}" -exec touch -t "${TIMESTAMP}" '{}' \; \
      || err "Failed to reset timestamps"
  "${JAR}" cMf "${OUTPUT}.tmp" -C "${proto_output}" . \
      || err "jar failed"
  mv "${OUTPUT}.tmp" "${OUTPUT}"
}

main "${@}"