rust_apt/

depcache.rs

//! Dependency Extension data for the cache.
//!
//! The following was taken from libapt-pkg documentation.
//!
//! This class stores the cache data and a set of extension structures for
//! monitoring the current state of all the packages. It also generates and
//! caches the 'install' state of many things. This refers to the state of the
//! package after an install has been run.
//!
//! The StateCache::State field can be -1,0,1,2 which is <,=,>,no current.
//! StateCache::Mode is which of the 3 fields is active.
//!
//! This structure is important to support the readonly status of the cache
//! file. When the data is saved the cache will be refreshed from our
//! internal rep and written to disk. Then the actual persistent data
//! files will be put on the disk.
//!
//! Each dependency is compared against 3 target versions to produce to
//! 3 dependency results.
//!   Now - Compared using the Currently install version
//!   Install - Compared using the install version (final state)
//!   CVer - (Candidate Version) Compared using the Candidate Version
//! The candidate and now results are used to decide whether a package
//! should be automatically installed or if it should be left alone.
//!
//! Remember, the Candidate Version is selected based on the distribution
//! settings for the Package. The Install Version is selected based on the
//! state (Delete, Keep, Install) field and can be either the Current Version
//! or the Candidate version.
//!
//! The Candidate version is what is shown the 'Install Version' field.

use cxx::UniquePtr;

use crate::Package;
use crate::error::AptErrors;
use crate::progress::OperationProgress;
use crate::raw::PkgDepCache;
use crate::util::DiskSpace;

/// Dependency Extension data for the cache.
pub struct DepCache {
	pub(crate) ptr: UniquePtr<PkgDepCache>,
}

impl DepCache {
	pub fn new(ptr: UniquePtr<PkgDepCache>) -> DepCache { DepCache { ptr } }

	/// Clear any marked changes in the DepCache.
	pub fn clear_marked(&self) -> Result<(), AptErrors> {
		Ok(self.init(OperationProgress::quiet().pin().as_mut())?)
	}

	/// True if APT is currently ignoring the package's candidate due to phased
	/// updates.
	pub fn phasing_applied(&self, pkg: &Package<'_>) -> bool { self.ptr.phasing_applied(pkg) }

	/// The amount of space required for installing/removing the packages."
	///
	/// i.e. the Installed-Size of all packages marked for installation"
	/// minus the Installed-Size of all packages for removal."
	pub fn disk_size(&self) -> DiskSpace {
		let size = self.ptr.disk_size();
		if size < 0 {
			return DiskSpace::Free(-size as u64);
		}
		DiskSpace::Require(size as u64)
	}
}

#[cxx::bridge]
pub(crate) mod raw {
	impl UniquePtr<PkgDepCache> {}
	unsafe extern "C++" {
		include!("rust-apt/apt-pkg-c/depcache.h");

		type PkgDepCache;
		/// An action group is a group of actions that are currently being
		/// performed.
		///
		/// While an active group is active, certain routine
		/// clean-up actions that would normally be performed after every
		/// cache operation are delayed until the action group is
		/// completed. This is necessary primarily to avoid inefficiencies
		/// when modifying a large number of packages at once.
		///
		/// This struct represents an active action group. Creating an
		/// instance will create an action group; destroying one will
		/// destroy the corresponding action group.
		///
		/// The following operations are suppressed by this class:
		///
		///   - Keeping the Marked and Garbage flags up to date.
		///
		/// Here is an example of creating and releasing an ActionGroup.
		///
		/// ```
		/// use rust_apt::new_cache;
		///
		/// let cache = new_cache!().unwrap();
		/// let mut action_group = unsafe { cache.depcache().action_group() };
		///
		/// // The C++ deconstructor will be run when the action group leaves scope.
		/// // You can also call it explicitly.
		/// action_group.pin_mut().release();
		/// ```
		type ActionGroup;
		type PkgIterator = crate::iterators::PkgIterator;
		type VerIterator = crate::iterators::VerIterator;
		type DepIterator = crate::iterators::DepIterator;
		type OperationProgress<'a> = crate::progress::OperationProgress<'a>;

		/// Clear any marked changes in the DepCache.
		pub fn init(self: &PkgDepCache, callback: Pin<&mut OperationProgress>) -> Result<()>;

		/// Autoinstall every broken package and run the problem resolver
		/// Returns false if the problem resolver fails.
		pub fn fix_broken(self: &PkgDepCache) -> bool;
		/// Return a new [`ActionGroup`] of the current DepCache
		///
		/// ActionGroup will be released once it leaves scope
		/// or ['ActionGroup::release'] is called
		///
		/// # Safety
		///
		/// The returned UniquePtr cannot outlive the cache.
		unsafe fn action_group(self: &PkgDepCache) -> UniquePtr<ActionGroup>;

		/// This will release the [`ActionGroup`] which will trigger a
		/// MarkAndSweep
		pub fn release(self: Pin<&mut ActionGroup>);

		/// Perform an Upgrade.
		///
		/// ## mark_auto:
		///   * [0] = Remove and install new packages if necessary.
		///   * [1] = New packages will be installed but nothing will be
		///     removed.
		///   * [3] = Neither remove or install new packages.
		pub fn upgrade(
			self: &PkgDepCache,
			progress: Pin<&mut OperationProgress>,
			upgrade_mode: i32,
		) -> Result<()>;

		/// Check if the package is upgradable.
		pub fn is_upgradable(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// True if APT is currently ignoring the package's candidate due to
		/// phased updates.
		pub fn phasing_applied(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package auto installed? Packages marked as auto installed are
		/// usually dependencies.
		pub fn is_auto_installed(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package able to be auto removed?
		pub fn is_garbage(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked NewInstall.
		pub fn marked_new_install(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked for install?
		pub fn marked_install(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked for upgrade?
		pub fn marked_upgrade(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked to be purged?
		pub fn marked_purge(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked for removal?
		pub fn marked_delete(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package held?
		pub fn marked_held(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked for keep?
		pub fn marked_keep(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked for downgrade?
		pub fn marked_downgrade(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package marked for reinstall?
		pub fn marked_reinstall(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// # Mark a package as automatically installed.
		///
		/// ## mark_auto:
		///   * [true] = Mark the package as automatically installed.
		///   * [false] = Mark the package as manually installed.
		pub fn mark_auto(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator, mark_auto: bool);

		/// # Mark a package for keep.
		///
		/// ## Returns:
		///   * [true] if the mark was successful
		///   * [false] if the mark was unsuccessful
		///
		/// This means that the package will not be changed from its current
		/// version. This will not stop a reinstall, but will stop removal,
		/// upgrades and downgrades
		///
		/// We don't believe that there is any reason to unmark packages for
		/// keep. If someone has a reason, and would like it implemented, please
		/// put in a feature request.
		pub fn mark_keep(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// # Mark a package for removal.
		///
		/// ## Returns:
		///   * [true] if the mark was successful
		///   * [false] if the mark was unsuccessful
		///
		/// ## purge:
		///   * [true] = Configuration files will be removed along with the
		///     package.
		///   * [false] = Only the package will be removed.
		pub fn mark_delete(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator, purge: bool) -> bool;

		/// # Mark a package for installation.
		///
		/// ## auto_inst:
		///   * [true] = Additionally mark the dependencies for this package.
		///   * [false] = Mark only this package.
		///
		/// ## from_user:
		///   * [true] = The package will be marked manually installed.
		///   * [false] = The package will be unmarked automatically installed.
		///
		/// ## Returns:
		///   * [true] if the mark was successful
		///   * [false] if the mark was unsuccessful
		///
		/// If a package is already installed, at the latest version,
		/// and you mark that package for install you will get true,
		/// but the package will not be altered.
		/// `pkg.marked_install()` will be false
		pub fn mark_install(
			self: &PkgDepCache,
			pkg: &PkgIterator,
			auto_inst: bool,
			from_user: bool,
		) -> bool;

		/// Set a version to be the candidate of it's package.
		pub fn set_candidate_version(self: &PkgDepCache, ver: &VerIterator);

		/// Get a pointer to the version that is set to be installed.
		///
		/// # Safety
		///
		/// If there is no candidate the inner pointer will be null.
		/// This will cause segfaults if methods are used on a Null Version.
		///
		/// Using [`crate::raw::IntoRawIter::make_safe`] to convert to an Option
		/// is recommended.
		///
		/// The returned UniquePtr cannot outlive the cache.
		unsafe fn candidate_version(
			self: &PkgDepCache,
			pkg: &PkgIterator,
		) -> UniquePtr<VerIterator>;

		/// Get a pointer to the version that is installed.
		///
		/// # Safety
		///
		/// If there is no version the inner pointer will be null.
		/// This will cause segfaults if methods are used on a Null Version.
		///
		/// Using [`crate::raw::IntoRawIter::make_safe`] to convert to an Option
		/// is recommended.
		///
		/// The returned UniquePtr cannot outlive the cache.
		unsafe fn install_version(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> UniquePtr<VerIterator>;

		/// Returns the state of the dependency as u8
		pub fn dep_state(self: &PkgDepCache, dep: &DepIterator) -> u8;

		/// Checks if the dependency is important.
		///
		/// Depends, PreDepends, Conflicts, Obsoletes, Breaks
		/// will return [true].
		///
		/// Suggests, Recommends will return [true] if they are
		/// configured to be installed.
		pub fn is_important_dep(self: &PkgDepCache, dep: &DepIterator) -> bool;

		/// # Mark a package for reinstallation.
		///
		/// ## Returns:
		///   * [true] if the mark was successful
		///   * [false] if the mark was unsuccessful
		///
		/// ## reinstall:
		///   * [true] = The package will be marked for reinstall.
		///   * [false] = The package will be unmarked for reinstall.
		pub fn mark_reinstall(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator, reinstall: bool);

		/// Is the installed Package broken?
		pub fn is_now_broken(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// Is the Package to be installed broken?
		pub fn is_inst_broken(self: &PkgDepCache, pkg: &PkgIterator) -> bool;

		/// The number of packages marked for installation.
		pub fn install_count(self: &PkgDepCache) -> u32;

		/// The number of packages marked for removal.
		pub fn delete_count(self: &PkgDepCache) -> u32;

		/// The number of packages marked for keep.
		pub fn keep_count(self: &PkgDepCache) -> u32;

		/// The number of packages with broken dependencies in the cache.
		pub fn broken_count(self: &PkgDepCache) -> u32;

		/// The size of all packages to be downloaded.
		pub fn download_size(self: &PkgDepCache) -> u64;

		/// The amount of space required for installing/removing the packages,"
		///
		/// i.e. the Installed-Size of all packages marked for installation"
		/// minus the Installed-Size of all packages for removal."
		pub fn disk_size(self: &PkgDepCache) -> i64;
	}
}