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ConfigKit/internal/engine/metadata.go

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package engine
import (
"sort"
"gitea.maximumdirect.net/eric/ConfigKit/internal/document"
)
// Metadata provides detached effective presence/origin and chronological history
// queries for a load. Its zero value contains no paths.
type Metadata struct {
effectivePaths map[string]Path
historicalPaths map[string][]Path
fields map[string]FieldInfo
history map[string][]Change
inheritance []inheritanceOperation
inheritanceIndex *inheritanceHistoryIndex
}
// Lookup returns information for an effective path. Unknown and invalid paths
// return false.
func (m Metadata) Lookup(path Path) (FieldInfo, bool) {
info, ok := m.effectiveField(path)
if !ok {
return FieldInfo{}, false
}
detached := cloneFieldInfo(info)
detached.Origin.Inheritance = projectInheritanceSteps(detached.Origin)
return detached, true
}
// IsExplicit reports whether a surviving input contribution, including one
// inherited from a sibling, explicitly defined path.
func (m Metadata) IsExplicit(path Path) bool {
info, ok := m.effectiveField(path)
return ok && info.Explicit
}
func (m Metadata) effectiveField(path Path) (FieldInfo, bool) {
if !path.valid() {
return FieldInfo{}, false
}
pointer := path.String()
candidate, ok := m.effectivePaths[pointer]
if !ok || !matchesPathShape(path, candidate) {
return FieldInfo{}, false
}
info, ok := m.fields[pointer]
return info, ok
}
// History returns detached definition, inheritance, and resolution records for path. A record's
// Path can be an ancestor when that container operation replaced or removed path.
// Removed historical paths can have history even though Lookup returns false.
// Unknown and invalid paths return nil.
func (m Metadata) History(path Path) []Change {
if !m.hasHistoricalPath(path) {
return nil
}
history := m.history[path.String()]
operations := m.inheritance
if m.inheritanceIndex != nil {
operations = m.inheritanceIndex.matchingOperations(path, m.inheritance)
}
return historyWithInheritance(path, history, operations)
}
// HistoricalPaths returns the paths observed during loading, including effective
// paths and paths removed by overlays, inheritance, or recorded resolution. It includes default
// paths and the root, but not paths that never existed. The zero Metadata returns
// an empty slice.
//
// Paths are detached, unique by canonical JSON Pointer, and sorted by that
// spelling. Like ParsePath results, numeric tokens are resolved contextually;
// one pointer can identify a mapping key in an earlier layer and a sequence index
// in a later one. Use History to inspect definitions and Lookup to check whether
// a path remains effective. Enumeration exposes no configuration values and does
// not perform another load or resolve secrets.
func (m Metadata) HistoricalPaths() []Path {
pointers := make([]string, 0, len(m.historicalPaths))
for pointer := range m.historicalPaths {
pointers = append(pointers, pointer)
}
sort.Strings(pointers)
paths := make([]Path, 0, len(pointers))
for _, pointer := range pointers {
// The index contains only canonical pointers produced by Path.String.
path, _ := ParsePath(pointer)
paths = append(paths, path)
}
return paths
}
// Textual pointers are lookup keys, but explicit key/index kinds remain part of
// the query. Candidate paths are constructed from actual document containers.
func matchesPathShape(query, candidate Path) bool {
if !query.valid() || len(query.segments) != len(candidate.segments) {
return false
}
for i, segment := range query.segments {
actual := candidate.segments[i]
if !pathTokenSpellingEqual(segment, actual) {
return false
}
if actual.kind == pathSegmentIndex {
index, ok := schemaIndex(segment)
if !ok || index != actual.index {
return false
}
} else if segment.kind == pathSegmentIndex {
return false
}
}
return true
}
func (m Metadata) hasHistoricalPath(path Path) bool {
if !path.valid() {
return false
}
for _, candidate := range m.historicalPaths[path.String()] {
if matchesPathShape(path, candidate) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func finalizeMetadataPaths(m *Metadata, final *document.Node, applications []historyApplication, earlier ...*document.Node) {
m.effectivePaths = make(map[string]Path)
m.historicalPaths = make(map[string][]Path)
addHistorical := func(path Path, pointer string) {
for _, prior := range m.historicalPaths[pointer] {
if matchesPathShape(path, prior) {
return
}
}
m.historicalPaths[pointer] = append(m.historicalPaths[pointer], path.clone())
}
walkDocument(final, Path{}, func(path Path, _ *document.Node) {
pointer := path.String()
m.effectivePaths[pointer] = path.clone()
addHistorical(path, pointer)
})
add := func(path Path, _ *document.Node) {
addHistorical(path, path.String())
}
for _, tree := range earlier {
walkDocument(tree, Path{}, add)
}
for _, application := range applications {
walkHistoryApplication(application, func(_ Path, effective Path, _ *document.Node) {
add(effective, nil)
})
}
for _, operation := range m.inheritance {
if operation.control != nil {
add(operation.control.path, nil)
continue
}
if operation.transfer != nil {
walkDocument(operation.parent, operation.transfer.to, add)
walkDocument(operation.effective, operation.transfer.to, add)
}
}
m.inheritanceIndex = newInheritanceHistoryIndex(m.inheritance)
}
// effectivePathIndex records document-derived paths with their contextual segment
// kinds. Callers retain no aliases to the walked tree or its paths.
func effectivePathIndex(final *document.Node) map[string]Path {
paths := make(map[string]Path)
walkDocument(final, Path{}, func(path Path, _ *document.Node) {
paths[path.String()] = path.clone()
})
return paths
}