make patterns runtime only

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Dmitriy Ryajov 2019-09-08 11:37:52 -06:00
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## This file may not be copied, modified, or distributed except according to
## those terms.
## Small debug module that's enabled through a ``-d:debugout``
## flag. It's inspired by the Nodejs ``debug`` module that
## allows printing colorized output based on patterns. This
## module is powered by the standard ``nre`` module and as such
## it supports the same set of regexp expressions.
## Small debug module that's only runs in non release builds.
## It's inspired by the Nodejs ``debug`` module which allows printing
## colorized output based on matched patterns. This module is powered
## by the standard ``nre`` module and as such it supports the same set
## of regexp expressions.
##
## The output is controled through two environment variables ``DEBUG``
## and ``DEBUG_COLOR``. By default, it will print everything to stderr
## but if only some output is of interested, ``DEBUG`` accepts a coma
## separated list of regexp expressions to match the output against.
## Each match gets assigned a different color to help differentiate
## the output lines.
##
## Colorization is done with 256 ANSI colors, and each run gets a random
## color, if more than one match is specified, each one gets a random color
## to disable this behavior use ``DEBUG_COLOR`` with a valid ANSI color code.
## This will also disable individual colorization for each matched line.
##
## To enable debug output, pass the ``debugout`` flag during build
## time with ``-d`` flag. In addition, the debugout flag takes a comma
## separated list of patters that will narow the debug output to
## only those matched by the patterns. By default however, all
## debug statements are outputed to the stderr.
when defined(debugout) and not defined(release):
when not defined(release):
import random,
tables,
nre,
strutils,
times,
terminal,
sequtils
const debugout {.strdefine.}: string = ".*"
sequtils,
os
type
Match = object
pattern: Regex
color: string
if isTrueColorSupported():
system.addQuitProc(resetAttributes)
enableTrueColors()
# if isTrueColorSupported():
# system.addQuitProc(resetAttributes)
# enableTrueColors()
var context {.threadvar.} : OrderedTableRef[string, Match]
proc initDebugCtx() =
let debugout = getEnv("DEBUG", ".*")
let debugColor = getEnv("DEBUG_COLOR")
let isDebugColor = debugColor.len > 0
context = newOrderedTable[string, Match]()
var patrns = @[".*"]
if debugout != "true":
var patrns: seq[string] = @[]
patrns = debugout.split(re"[,\s]").filterIt(it.len > 0)
randomize()
for p in patrns:
context[p] = Match(pattern: re(p), color: $rand(0..272)) # 256 ansi colors
context[p] = Match(pattern: re(p), color: if isDebugColor: debugColor else: $rand(0..272)) # 256 ansi colors
proc doDebug(data: string): void {.gcsafe.} =
proc doDebug(data: string, line: string): void {.gcsafe.} =
if isNil(context):
initDebugCtx()
for m in context.values:
if data.match(m.pattern).isSome:
stderr.writeLine("\u001b[38;5;" & m.color & "m " & alignLeft(data, 4) & "\e[0m")
if data.contains(m.pattern):
stderr.writeLine("\u001b[38;5;" & m.color & "m " & alignLeft(line & data, 4) & "\e[0m")
return
template debug*(data: string) =
let module = instantiationInfo()
let line = "$# $#:$# - $#" %
let line = "$# $#:$# - " %
[now().format("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss:fffffffff"),
module.filename[0..^5],
$module.line,
data]
doDebug(line)
$module.line]
doDebug(data, line)
else:
template debug*(data: string) = discard