refactor: determine_ethers_crates

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//! N.B.:
//! - crate names must not be [global paths](https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/paths.html#path-qualifiers)
//! since we must be able to override them internally, like in Multicall.
//!
//! - [`ETHERS_CRATE_NAMES`] cannot hold [`syn::Path`] because it is not [`Sync`], so the names must
//! be parsed at every call.
use cargo_metadata::MetadataCommand;
use once_cell::sync::Lazy;
use std::path::PathBuf;
use syn::Path;
/// See `determine_ethers_crates`
/// Crate names to use in Path resolution.
///
/// This ensures that the `MetadataCommand` is only run once
static ETHERS_CRATES: Lazy<(&'static str, &'static str, &'static str)> =
Lazy::new(determine_ethers_crates);
/// `(core, contract, providers)`
type CrateNames = (&'static str, &'static str, &'static str);
/// Convenience function to turn the `ethers_core` name in `ETHERS_CRATE` into a `Path`
pub fn ethers_core_crate() -> Path {
syn::parse_str(ETHERS_CRATES.0).expect("valid path; qed")
}
/// Convenience function to turn the `ethers_contract` name in `ETHERS_CRATE` into an `Path`
pub fn ethers_contract_crate() -> Path {
syn::parse_str(ETHERS_CRATES.1).expect("valid path; qed")
}
pub fn ethers_providers_crate() -> Path {
syn::parse_str(ETHERS_CRATES.2).expect("valid path; qed")
const DEFAULT_CRATE_NAMES: CrateNames = ("ethers::core", "ethers::contract", "ethers::providers");
const SUB_CRATE_NAMES: CrateNames = ("ethers_core", "ethers_contract", "ethers_providers");
/// See [`determine_ethers_crates`].
///
/// This ensures that the `MetadataCommand` is ran only once.
static ETHERS_CRATE_NAMES: Lazy<CrateNames> = Lazy::new(determine_ethers_crates);
/// Returns the `core` crate's [`Path`][syn::Path].
pub fn ethers_core_crate() -> syn::Path {
syn::parse_str(ETHERS_CRATE_NAMES.0).unwrap()
}
/// The crates name to use when deriving macros: (`core`, `contract`)
/// Returns the `contract` crate's [`Path`][syn::Path].
pub fn ethers_contract_crate() -> syn::Path {
syn::parse_str(ETHERS_CRATE_NAMES.1).unwrap()
}
/// Returns the `providers` crate's [`Path`][syn::Path].
pub fn ethers_providers_crate() -> syn::Path {
syn::parse_str(ETHERS_CRATE_NAMES.2).unwrap()
}
/// Determines which crate paths to use by looking at the [metadata][cargo_metadata] of the project.
///
/// We try to determine which crate ident to use based on the dependencies of
/// the project in which the macro is used. This is useful because the macros,
/// like `EthEvent` are provided by the `ethers-contract` crate which depends on
/// `ethers_core`. Most commonly `ethers` will be used as dependency which
/// reexports all the different crates, essentially `ethers::core` is
/// `ethers_core` So depending on the dependency used `ethers` ors `ethers_core
/// | ethers_contract`, we need to use the fitting crate ident when expand the
/// macros This will attempt to parse the current `Cargo.toml` and check the
/// ethers related dependencies.
///
/// This determines
/// - `ethers_*` idents if `ethers-core`, `ethers-contract`, `ethers-providers` are present in
/// the manifest or the `ethers` is _not_ present
/// - `ethers::*` otherwise
///
/// This process is a bit hacky, we run `cargo metadata` internally which
/// resolves the current package but creates a new `Cargo.lock` file in the
/// process. This is not a problem for regular workspaces but becomes an issue
/// during publishing with `cargo publish` if the project does not ignore
/// `Cargo.lock` in `.gitignore`, because then cargo can't proceed with
/// publishing the crate because the created `Cargo.lock` leads to a modified
/// workspace, not the `CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR` but the workspace `cargo publish`
/// created in `./target/package/..`. Therefore we check prior to executing
/// `cargo metadata` if a `Cargo.lock` file exists and delete it afterwards if
/// it was created by `cargo metadata`.
pub fn determine_ethers_crates() -> (&'static str, &'static str, &'static str) {
let manifest_dir = std::env::var("CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR");
/// Returns `ethers_*` if *all* necessary dependencies are present, otherwise `ethers::*`.
fn determine_ethers_crates() -> CrateNames {
// always defined in Cargo projects
let manifest_dir: PathBuf =
std::env::var_os("CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR").expect("CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR is not defined").into();
// if there is no cargo manifest, default to `ethers::`-style imports.
let manifest_dir = if let Ok(manifest_dir) = manifest_dir {
manifest_dir
} else {
return ("ethers::core", "ethers::contract", "ethers::providers")
};
let lock_file = manifest_dir.join("Cargo.lock");
let lock_file_existed = lock_file.exists();
// check if the lock file exists, if it's missing we need to clean up afterward
let lock_file = format!("{manifest_dir}/Cargo.lock");
let needs_lock_file_cleanup = !std::path::Path::new(&lock_file).exists();
let names = crate_names_from_metadata(manifest_dir).unwrap_or(DEFAULT_CRATE_NAMES);
let res = MetadataCommand::new()
.manifest_path(&format!("{manifest_dir}/Cargo.toml"))
.exec()
.ok()
.and_then(|metadata| {
metadata.root_package().and_then(|pkg| {
let sub_crates = Some(("ethers_core", "ethers_contract", "ethers_providers"));
// Note(mattsse): this is super hacky but required in order to compile and test
// ethers' internal crates
if [
"ethers-contract",
"ethers-derive-eip712",
"ethers-signers",
"ethers-middleware",
"ethers-solc",
]
.contains(&pkg.name.as_str())
{
return sub_crates
}
let mut has_ethers_core = false;
let mut has_ethers_contract = false;
let mut has_ethers_providers = false;
for dep in pkg.dependencies.iter() {
match dep.name.as_str() {
"ethers-core" => {
has_ethers_core = true;
}
"ethers-contract" => {
has_ethers_contract = true;
}
"ethers-providers" => {
has_ethers_providers = true;
}
"ethers" => return None,
_ => {}
}
}
if has_ethers_core && has_ethers_contract && has_ethers_providers {
return sub_crates
}
None
})
})
.unwrap_or(("ethers::core", "ethers::contract", "ethers::providers"));
if needs_lock_file_cleanup {
// delete the `Cargo.lock` file that was created by `cargo metadata`
// if the package is not part of a workspace
// remove the lock file created from running the command
if !lock_file_existed && lock_file.exists() {
let _ = std::fs::remove_file(lock_file);
}
res
names
}
/// Runs [`cargo metadata`][MetadataCommand] from `manifest_dir` and determines the crate names to
/// use.
///
/// Returns `None` on any error or if no dependencies are found.
#[inline]
fn crate_names_from_metadata(manifest_dir: PathBuf) -> Option<CrateNames> {
let metadata = MetadataCommand::new().current_dir(manifest_dir).exec().ok()?;
let pkg = metadata.root_package()?;
// HACK(mattsse): this is required in order to compile and test ethers' internal crates
const INTERNAL_CRATES: [&str; 5] = [
"ethers-contract",
"ethers-derive-eip712",
"ethers-signers",
"ethers-middleware",
"ethers-solc",
];
let pkg_name = pkg.name.as_str();
if INTERNAL_CRATES.contains(&pkg_name) {
return Some(SUB_CRATE_NAMES)
}
let mut has_ethers_core = false;
let mut has_ethers_contract = false;
let mut has_ethers_providers = false;
for dep in pkg.dependencies.iter() {
match dep.name.as_str() {
"ethers-core" => {
has_ethers_core = true;
}
"ethers-contract" => {
has_ethers_contract = true;
}
"ethers-providers" => {
has_ethers_providers = true;
}
"ethers" => return None,
_ => {}
}
}
if has_ethers_core && has_ethers_contract && has_ethers_providers {
Some(SUB_CRATE_NAMES)
} else {
None
}
}