/** * Copyright (c) 2015-present, Facebook, Inc. * * This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree. */ 'use strict'; if (!process.env.CI_USER) { console.error('Missing CI_USER. Example: facebook'); process.exit(1); } if (!process.env.CI_REPO) { console.error('Missing CI_REPO. Example: react-native'); process.exit(1); } if (!process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN) { console.error('Missing GITHUB_TOKEN. Example: 5fd88b964fa214c4be2b144dc5af5d486a2f8c1e'); process.exit(1); } if (!process.env.PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER) { console.error('Missing PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER. Example: 4687'); // for master branch don't throw and error process.exit(0); } var GitHubApi = require('github'); var path = require('path'); var github = new GitHubApi({ version: '3.0.0', }); github.authenticate({ type: 'oauth', token: process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN, }); function push(arr, key, value) { if (!arr[key]) { arr[key] = []; } arr[key].push(value); } /** * There is unfortunately no standard format to report an error, so we have * to write a specific converter for each tool we want to support. * * Those functions take a json object as input and fill the output with the * following format: * * { [ path: string ]: Array< { message: string, line: number }> } * * This is an object where the keys are the path of the files and values * is an array of objects of the shape message and line. */ var converters = { raw: function(output, input) { for (var key in input) { input[key].forEach(function(message) { push(output, key, message); }); } }, flow: function(output, input) { if (!input || !input.errors) { return; } input.errors.forEach(function(error) { push(output, error.message[0].path, { message: error.message.map(message => message.descr).join(' '), line: error.message[0].line, }); }); }, eslint: function(output, input) { if (!input) { return; } input.forEach(function(file) { file.messages.forEach(function(message) { push(output, file.filePath, { message: message.ruleId + ': ' + message.message, line: message.line, }); }); }); } }; function getShaFromPullRequest(user, repo, number, callback) { github.pullRequests.get({user, repo, number}, (error, res) => { if (error) { console.log(error); return; } callback(res.head.sha); }); } function getFilesFromCommit(user, repo, sha, callback) { github.repos.getCommit({user, repo, sha}, (error, res) => { if (error) { console.log(error); return; } // A merge commit should not have any new changes to report if (res.parents && res.parents.length > 1) { return; } callback(res.files); }); } /** * Sadly we can't just give the line number to github, we have to give the * line number relative to the patch file which is super annoying. This * little function builds a map of line number in the file to line number * in the patch file */ function getLineMapFromPatch(patchString) { var diffLineIndex = 0; var fileLineIndex = 0; var lineMap = {}; patchString.split('\n').forEach((line) => { if (line.match(/^@@/)) { fileLineIndex = line.match(/\+([0-9]+)/)[1] - 1; return; } diffLineIndex++; if (line[0] !== '-') { fileLineIndex++; if (line[0] === '+') { lineMap[fileLineIndex] = diffLineIndex; } } }); return lineMap; } function sendComment(user, repo, number, sha, filename, lineMap, message) { if (!lineMap[message.line]) { // Do not send messages on lines that did not change return; } var opts = { user, repo, number, sha, path: filename, commit_id: sha, body: message.message, position: lineMap[message.line], }; github.pullRequests.createComment(opts, function(error, res) { if (error) { console.log(error); return; } }); console.log('Sending comment', opts); } function main(messages, user, repo, number) { // No message, we don't need to do anything :) if (Object.keys(messages).length === 0) { return; } getShaFromPullRequest(user, repo, number, (sha) => { getFilesFromCommit(user, repo, sha, (files) => { files .filter((file) => messages[file.filename]) .forEach((file) => { // github api sometimes does not return a patch on large commits if (!file.patch) { return; } var lineMap = getLineMapFromPatch(file.patch); messages[file.filename].forEach((message) => { sendComment(user, repo, number, sha, file.filename, lineMap, message); }); }); }); }); } var content = ''; process.stdin.resume(); process.stdin.on('data', function(buf) { content += buf.toString(); }); process.stdin.on('end', function() { var messages = {}; // Since we send a few http requests to setup the process, we don't want // to run this file one time per code analysis tool. Instead, we write all // the results in the same stdin stream. // The format of this stream is // // name-of-the-converter // {"json":"payload"} // name-of-the-other-converter // {"other": ["json", "payload"]} // // In order to generate such stream, here is a sample bash command: // // cat <(echo eslint; npm run lint --silent -- --format=json; echo flow; flow --json) | node code-analysis-bot.js var lines = content.trim().split('\n'); for (var i = 0; i < Math.ceil(lines.length / 2); ++i) { var converter = converters[lines[i * 2]]; if (!converter) { throw new Error('Unknown converter ' + lines[i * 2]); } var json; try { json = JSON.parse(lines[i * 2 + 1]); } catch (e) {} converter(messages, json); } // The paths are returned in absolute from code analysis tools but github works // on paths relative from the root of the project. Doing the normalization here. var pwd = path.resolve('.'); for (var absolutePath in messages) { var relativePath = path.relative(pwd, absolutePath); if (relativePath === absolutePath) { continue; } messages[relativePath] = messages[absolutePath]; delete messages[absolutePath]; } var user = process.env.CI_USER; var repo = process.env.CI_REPO; var number = process.env.PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER; // intentional lint warning to make sure that the bot is working :) main(messages, user, repo, number); });