opy_rs/

lib.rs

//! The standalone OverPy-compatible `.opy` implementation (opy-rs).
//!
//! Owns the OPY source-language surface of the `opy-rs` repository: a lexer,
//! an indentation-aware CST/parser with structured diagnostics and recovery,
//! token-level preprocessing (includes and `#!define`/`#!defineMember` macros), semantic
//! resolution, and lowering into the opy-rs-owned Opy HIR contract
//! ([`hir::Program`]). Everything from source through the Opy HIR semantic
//! model is Workshop-independent: source analysis never depends on `workshop-rs`,
//! OverPy, or Node. The bounded source-to-Workshop compiler is exposed from
//! this same crate behind the explicit [`Compiler`] API.
//!
//! Pipeline: [`lexer::lex`] → [`preprocess::preprocess`] →
//! [`parser::parse`] → [`lower::lower`] → Opy HIR ([`hir`]).
//!
//! OverPy-compatible `__script__("…")` macros execute at compile time through
//! the bounded embedded macro runtime: script macros expand
//! during preprocessing with the reference's argument-injection ABI, and
//! resource limits mirror the pinned reference constants
//! (`macro_js::Limits::default()`). Script-macro expansion is
//! compile-time behavior and is source-supported.
//!
//! `#!postCompileHook` is recognized, parsed, validated, and recorded only
//! (see [`preprocess`] and [`CompileOutcome::post_compile_hook`]): the
//! The source implementation never executes the hook. Real hook execution
//! receives the final Workshop text produced by lowering and is
//! lowering-dependent (workshop-rs emission, issue #8); source analysis never
//! fabricates a Workshop payload.
//!
//! This crate owns the OverPy source-language implementation, its bounded
//! compiler, Workshop→OPY reconstruction, and the isolated differential
//! harness entry points.

pub(crate) mod compile_time;
pub(crate) mod compiler;
pub mod cst;
pub mod diag;
pub mod hir;
pub mod lexer;
pub mod lower;
mod macro_js;
pub mod manifest;
pub mod parser;
pub mod preprocess;
pub mod project;
#[cfg(test)]
pub(crate) mod resource_metrics;
pub mod settings;
pub mod tooling;

use std::path::Path;

pub use compiler::reconstruct;
pub use compiler::{
    COMPILE_SCHEMA_VERSION, CompilationArtifact, CompileDiagnostic, CompileFailureClass,
    CompileOutput, CompileReport, CompileResult, CompileStatus, Compiler, CompilerIdentity,
    IntegrationDiagnostic, IntegrationError, LinkReport, ScriptDiagnostic,
};
use diag::Span;
pub use diag::{OpyError, OpyResult};
pub use lower::lower;
pub use parser::parse;
pub use preprocess::{preprocess, preprocess_with_overlay};
pub use project::{FilesystemProject, FilesystemProjectError};

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::compile;
    use std::path::Path;

    #[test]
    fn unsupported_operator_aliases_fail_at_the_source_boundary() {
        for expression in ["a // 2", "a //= 2", "a ^ 2", "a && 2", "a || 2", "a = !2"] {
            let source = format!(
                "globalvar a\nrule \"unsupported operator\":\n    @Event global\n    {expression}\n"
            );
            let error = compile(&source, "unsupported-operator.opy", Path::new("."))
                .expect_err("unsupported operator alias unexpectedly compiled");
            assert!(matches!(error.code.as_str(), "lex-error" | "parse-error"));
            assert!(error.span.is_some(), "{expression}: missing source span");
        }
    }

    #[test]
    fn implicit_event_player_defaults_satisfy_hir_reference_validation() {
        let hir = compile(
            "rule \"implicit player\":\n    @Event eachPlayer\n    eventPlayer.A = 1\n",
            "implicit-player.opy",
            Path::new("."),
        )
        .expect("implicit event-player default must resolve");
        hir.validate()
            .expect("implicit event-player default must satisfy HIR invariants");
    }
}

/// The producer identity for generated HIR.
///
/// The producer identity and the Opy HIR protocol envelope (`wright/opy-hir`
/// v2) is emitted for the ordered switch-arm wire grammar; v1 consumers must
/// reject it until they migrate to the v2 contract.
pub const LANGUAGE_NAME: &str = "opy-rs";
pub const LANGUAGE_VERSION: &str = env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION");

/// Compile one `.opy` source end-to-end into the Opy HIR contract:
/// preprocess (includes/defines) → parse (CST) → lower (HIR).
///
/// `main_path` is the file's display path recorded in the HIR file registry;
/// `root` is the include base. `compile` never requires Node or OverPy.
pub fn compile(source: &str, main_path: &str, root: &Path) -> OpyResult<hir::Program> {
    compile_with_overlay(source, main_path, root, &std::collections::BTreeMap::new())
}

/// Compile with open-document overlays: includes resolve to overlay text
/// (keyed by the include string or the resolved canonical path) before the
/// filesystem, so unsaved editor buffers participate in include resolution.
pub fn compile_with_overlay(
    source: &str,
    main_path: &str,
    root: &Path,
    overlay: &std::collections::BTreeMap<String, String>,
) -> OpyResult<hir::Program> {
    let outcome = compile_with_overlay_outcome(source, main_path, root, overlay);
    match outcome.hir {
        Some(hir) => Ok(hir),
        None => Err(outcome
            .error
            .expect("a failed compile outcome always carries an error")),
    }
}

/// The outcome of a compile with overlays.
///
/// Unlike [`compile_with_overlay`], this retains the source file registry
/// even when parsing or lowering fails, so language tooling can map span file
/// ids to their actual source identities without building a diagnostics-only
/// project model.
pub struct CompileOutcome {
    pub hir: Option<hir::Program>,
    pub error: Option<OpyError>,
    pub diagnostics: Vec<tooling::Diagnostic>,
    pub files: Vec<preprocess::FileRecord>,
    /// The declared `#!postCompileHook` script, when the source declared one
    /// and compilation succeeded.
    ///
    /// This is the declaration record, not an execution result: the OPY
    /// implementation
    /// recognizes, parses, validates, and records the directive, but never
    /// executes the hook. Execution against the final Workshop text is
    /// lowering-dependent (workshop-rs emission, issue #8); source analysis
    /// never fabricates a Workshop payload.
    pub post_compile_hook: Option<PostCompileHookRecord>,
}

/// The recorded declaration of a `#!postCompileHook` script.
///
/// The declared `#!postCompileHook` script; execution against the final
/// Workshop text is lowering-dependent (workshop-rs emission, issue #8). The
/// frontend never fabricates a Workshop payload.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub struct PostCompileHookRecord {
    /// The resolved project-relative script path.
    pub script: String,
    /// The resolved script source, retained for the backend hook ABI.
    pub source: String,
    /// The directive's source span, when known.
    pub span: Option<Span>,
}

/// Compile with open-document overlays while retaining the source file registry
/// on parse/lower failure.
///
/// This is the compile contract view of [`tooling::check_with_overlay`]: the
/// two share one pipeline, so `check` and `compile` never disagree about
/// whether a project is clean.
pub fn compile_with_overlay_outcome(
    source: &str,
    main_path: &str,
    root: &Path,
    overlay: &std::collections::BTreeMap<String, String>,
) -> CompileOutcome {
    let outcome = tooling::check_with_overlay(source, main_path, root, overlay);
    // Every failed check carries at least one error diagnostic, so a None model
    // always yields an error (the compile outcome invariant).
    let error = outcome
        .diagnostics
        .iter()
        .find(|diagnostic| diagnostic.severity == tooling::DiagnosticSeverity::Error)
        .map(|diagnostic| OpyError {
            code: diagnostic.code.clone(),
            message: diagnostic.message.clone(),
            span: diagnostic
                .span
                .as_ref()
                .map(tooling::SourceLocation::to_span),
        });
    // The directive was parsed, validated, and recorded by preprocessing; the
    // source implementation never executes the hook (real hook execution receives the
    // final Workshop text and is lowering-dependent, issue #8 — see
    // `PostCompileHookRecord`).
    let post_compile_hook = outcome.post_compile_hook.map(|hook| PostCompileHookRecord {
        script: hook.path,
        source: hook.source,
        span: Some(hook.span),
    });
    CompileOutcome {
        hir: outcome.model.map(|model| model.hir),
        error,
        diagnostics: outcome.diagnostics,
        files: outcome.files,
        post_compile_hook,
    }
}