sokol-luajit/tools/vfs/dirtools.lua

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local ffi = require("ffi")
local bit = require("bit")
local dirtools = {}
local tinsert = table.insert
local tconcat = table.concat
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-- Dirtools is about to become a little more complex and become a Virtual File System.
--
-- Scope: The VFS will handle all file management, thus io calls should be replaced
-- with the equivalent vfs calls (same name, different lib).
-- There are unique examples where this might not be needed, this is why the io
-- lib is not being overridden.
--
-- File Support: VFS will handle unique file types and resource conversion, which may
-- end up a separate module. Initially file types supported by the builder will be:
-- - image files (png, jpg)
-- - lua scripts (.lua and .lcc bytecode)
-- - shaders (only .glsl - these will be converted to bytecode at build)
-- - data files (extension must be registered with vfs, and custom handler can be added)
--
-- Resrouces: VFS is most important for building and packaging resource for release
-- creation. The build tool (rbuilder) shall have options for how resources are
-- packaged. For example: Various custom data file types may need to exist
-- standalone, and not be packaged into the resource files.
--
-- Require: VFS will manage loading lua and modules via search_packages system in lua.
-- If an example or project runs from a sokol-luajit repo then the build system
-- shall replicate the same loading within the bytecode generation.
-- Build script combine, build and this file dirtools will include functions to handle
-- the specific pathing and file types as part of the require system.
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local allfolders_cmd = [[dir /ON /AD /B "%s" 2>nul]]
if(ffi.os ~= "Windows") then allfolders_cmd = [[find "%s" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -exec basename {} \;]] end
local allfiles_cmd = [[dir /ON /A-D /B "%s" 2>nul]]
if(ffi.os ~= "Windows") then allfiles_cmd = [[find "%s" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec basename {} \;]] end
-- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local list_folders_cache = {}
local list_cache = {}
local sep = "\\"
if(ffi.os ~= "Windows") then sep = "/" end
dirtools.sep = sep
dirtools.sep2 = sep..sep
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-- Why didnt I have this before.. uggh
local function run_popen( cmd, callback, readstr )
local fh = io.popen(cmd, readstr or "r")
if(fh and callback) then
local res = callback(fh)
fh:close()
return res
else
print("[Error] dirtools.run_popen "..tostring(cmd))
end
return nil
end
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dirtools.add_default_paths = function(path)
local folders = {
["Linux"] = "linux",
["Windows"] = "win64",
["MacOSX"] = "macos",
["OSX"] = "macos",
}
local extensions = {
["Linux"] = "so",
["Windows"] = "dll",
["MacOSX"] = "so",
["OSX"] = "so",
}
package.cpath = package.cpath..";"..path.."bin/"..folders[ffi.os].."/?."..extensions[ffi.os]
package.path = package.path..";"..path.."/ffi/sokol/?.lua"
package.path = package.path..";"..path.."lua/?.lua"
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package.path = package.path..";"..path.."lua/?/init.lua"
package.path = package.path..";"..path.."/?.lua"
end
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local function log_info( str )
print(string.format("[Info] %s", str))
end
local function log_error( str )
print(string.format("[Error] %s", str))
end
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dirtools.add_cpath = function( new_path )
package.cpath = package.cpath..";"..new_path
end
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dirtools.add_package_path = function( new_path )
package.path = package.path..";"..new_path.."/?.lua"
end
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dirtools.add_init_package_path = function( new_path )
package.path = package.path..";"..new_path.."/init.lua"
end
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dirtools.compare_paths = function(p1, p2)
-- Remove minus, they seem to cause the most problems
p1 = string.gsub(p1, "%-", "_")
p2 = string.gsub(p2, "%-", "_")
return string.match(p1, p2)
end
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dirtools.combine_path = function( base, addition )
-- remove any returns and tabs from both
base = string.gsub(base, "[\n\t\r]+","")
addition = string.gsub(addition, "[\n\t\r]+","")
return string.format("%s%s%s",base,sep,addition)
end
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dirtools.get_drives = function()
local drives = {}
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
local cmd = "fsutil fsinfo drives"
run_popen(cmd, function(fh)
local data = fh:read("*a")
if(string.match(data, "Drives: ")) then
data = string.sub(data, 10, -1)
for f in string.gmatch(data, "([^%s]+)") do
f = string.sub(f, 1, -2)
tinsert(drives, f)
end
end
end)
else
-- Note: Add more -t <filetype> to support different file system mounts
local cmd = "df -h -t ext4 --output=target"
run_popen(cmd, function(fh)
local data = fh:read("*a")
local count = 0
for f in string.gmatch(data, "(.-)\n") do
f = string.gsub(f, "%s+", "")
if(count > 0) then
if(#f > 0) then
tinsert(drives, f)
end
end
count = count + 1
end
end)
end
return drives
end
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-- Much safer way to build folder than pattern match (very unstable)
dirtools.get_folder = function(path)
local parts = {}
local patt = "(.-)[\\]"
if(ffi.os ~= "Windows") then patt = "(.-)[/]" end
for pseg in string.gmatch(path, patt) do
tinsert(parts, pseg)
end
if(#parts < 1) then return path end
return tconcat(parts, sep)
end
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-- Check if the path is folder or file
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
dirtools.is_folder = function(path)
if(path == nil) then return nil end
run_popen([[attrib "]]..path..[["]], function(fh)
local res = fh:read("*a")
local fileattr = string.sub(res, 1, 20)
fileattr = string.gsub(fileattr, " ", "")
if(string.match(res, "^File not found")) then return nil end
return (#fileattr == 0)
end)
return nil
end
else
dirtools.is_folder = function(path)
if(path == nil) then return nil end
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run_popen("file "..path, function(fh)
local res = fh:read("*a")
local folder = string.match(res, ".-: directory$")
return (folder ~= nil)
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end, "r")
return nil
end
end
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dirtools.make_folder = function(folderpath)
local found = dirtools.is_folder(folderpath)
if(found == nil) then
local cmd = [[mkdir -f "]]..folderpath..[["]]
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then cmd = [[mkdir "]]..folderpath..[["]] end
run_popen(cmd, function(fh)
local data = fh:read("*a")
log_info(data)
return true
end)
else
log_info("Folder already exists: "..folderpath)
end
end
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dirtools.get_relative_path = function( fullpath, parent_path )
local rpath = nil
local str_st, str_end = string.find( fullpath, parent_path, 1, true )
if(str_st and str_end) then
rpath = string.sub(fullpath, str_end+2, -1)
end
return rpath
end
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dirtools.get_app_path = function( expected_root_folder )
local base_dir = "."
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
base_dir = run_popen("cd", function(cmdh)
return cmdh:read("*a")
end)
base_dir = string.gsub(base_dir, "\n", "")
else
base_dir = run_popen("pwd", function(cmdh)
return cmdh:read("*a")
end)
base_dir = string.gsub(base_dir, "\n", "")
end
if(expected_root_folder) then
local folder_name = expected_root_folder
local last_folder, remain = string.match(base_dir, "(.-"..folder_name..")(.-)")
last_folder = last_folder or ""
remain = remain or ""
remain = remain:gsub("%s+", "")
if(string.len(last_folder) > 0) then
base_dir = last_folder..sep
else
base_dir = ""
end
end
-- log_info("Base Directory: "..base_dir)
return base_dir
end
-- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
dirtools.get_absolute_path = function( relative_path )
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
ffi.cdef[[
uint32_t GetFullPathNameA(
const char *lpFileName,
uint32_t nBufferLength,
char *lpBuffer,
char **lpFilePart
);
]]
-- Convert the string to a wide-character (UTF-16) string for Windows API compatibility
local path = ffi.new("char[?]", #relative_path + 1)
ffi.fill(path, 0, #relative_path + 1)
ffi.copy(path, relative_path)
-- Allocate buffer for the result (Windows typically expects a 260-char buffer for file paths)
local buffer = ffi.new("char[260]")
-- Call GetFullPathNameW
local result_len = ffi.C.GetFullPathNameA(path, 260, buffer, nil)
-- Return the absolute path as a Lua string
return ffi.string(buffer, result_len) -- Since it's UTF-16, multiply length by 2
else
-- Try realpath directly (file or directory)
local abs_path = nil
run_popen(string.format('realpath "%s" 2>/dev/null', relative_path), function(handle)
abs_path = handle:read("*a")
end)
abs_path = abs_path and abs_path:match("^%s*(.-)%s*$")
if abs_path and abs_path ~= "" then
return abs_path
end
-- If that failed, try resolving parent dir and appending filename
local parent, filename = path:match("^(.*)/([^/]+)$")
if not parent or not filename then
-- No slashes — assume it's a file in current directory
local cwd = run_popen("pwd" , function(fh)
return fh:read("*l")
end)
return cwd .. "/" .. path
end
-- Resolve parent dir
local abs_parent = run_popen(string.format('realpath "%s" 2>/dev/null', parent), function(h2)
return h2:read("*a")
end)
abs_parent = abs_parent and abs_parent:match("^%s*(.-)%s*$")
if abs_parent and abs_parent ~= "" then
return abs_parent .. "/" .. filename
end
-- Fallback: return original path
return path
end
end
-- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
dirtools.get_folderslist = function(path, cache_update)
-- Check path first. If its a drive on windows then no caching
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
local colon = string.sub(path, 2,-1)
if(colon == ":") then cache_update = true; path = path..sep end
end
if(list_folders_cache[path] and cache_update == nil) then
return list_folders_cache[path]
end
local files = {}
table.insert(files, 1, { name = ".." })
-- Fill with temp file list of dir /b
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local res = run_popen(string.format(allfolders_cmd, path), function(fh)
return fh:read("*a")
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end, "r")
if(res == nil) then return files end
for f in string.gmatch(res, "(.-)\n") do
local newfile = { name = ffi.string(f), folder = true }
newfile.select = ffi.new("int[1]")
newfile.select[0] = 0
table.insert(files, newfile)
end
list_folders_cache[path] = files
return files
end
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dirtools.get_dirlist = function(path, cache_update, extfilter)
-- Check path first. If its a drive on windows then no caching
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
local colon = string.match(path, "(.)$")
if(colon == ":") then path = path..sep end
end
if(list_cache[path] and cache_update == nil) then
return list_cache[path]
end
-- Get all the folders first
local files = dirtools.get_folderslist(path, cache_update)
-- Add the files to the list.
-- Fill with temp file list of dir /b
local res = run_popen(string.format(allfiles_cmd, path), function(fh)
res = fh:read("*a")
if(#res == 0) then
list_cache[path] = files
return nil
end
return res
end)
if(res == nil) then return files end
for f in string.gmatch(res, "(.-)\n") do
if(not string.match(f, "File Not Found")) then
-- Only match with filter on end of filename
local add_file = true
if(extfilter) then
add_file = string.match(f, extfilter.."$")
end
if(add_file) then
local newfile = { name = ffi.string(f), folder = nil }
newfile.select = ffi.new("int[1]")
newfile.select[0] = 0
table.insert(files, newfile)
end
end
end
list_cache[path] = files
return files
end
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dirtools.get_dir_names = function(path)
local filelist = {}
local res = run_popen(string.format(allfolders_cmd, path), function(fh)
return fh:read("*a")
end)
if(res) then
for f in string.gmatch(res, "(.-)\n") do
tinsert(filelist, f)
end
end
local res = run_popen(string.format(allfiles_cmd, path), function(fh)
return fh:read("*a")
end)
if(res) then
for f in string.gmatch(res, "(.-)\n") do
tinsert(filelist, f)
end
end
return filelist
end
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dirtools.path_match = function(list, path)
for i,v in ipairs(list) do
if(dirtools.compare_paths(v.name, path)) then
return true
end
end
return false
end
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dirtools.get_parent = function( path )
if(path == nil or path == "") then path = "." end
local parentpath = dirtools.get_folder(path)
return parentpath
end
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local function windows_dir( folder )
local result = run_popen("dir /AD /b \""..tostring(folder).."\"", function(f)
return f:read("*a")
end)
return result
end
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local function unix_dir( folder )
local result = run_popen("ls -d -A -G -N -1 * \""..tostring(folder).."\"", function(f)
return f:read("*a")
end)
return result
end
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dirtools.getdirs = function ( folder )
local dirstr = ""
if ffi.os == "HTML5" then
elseif ffi.os == "Windows" then
dirstr = windows_dir(folder)
else
dirstr = unix_dir(folder)
end
-- split string by line endings into a nice table
local restbl = nil
if(dirstr) then
restbl = csplit(dirstr, "\n")
end
return restbl
end
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dirtools.find_folder = function( start_path, parent_up, folder_name )
-- If starting in current application folder, convert it to a full path
if(start_path == ".") then
start_path = dirtools.get_app_path()
end
local list = dirtools.get_folderslist(start_path)
if(dirtools.path_match(list, "sokol-luajit") == true) then
return start_path
end
local current = start_path
for i=1, parent_up do
current = dirtools.get_parent(current)
list = dirtools.get_folderslist(current)
if(dirtools.path_match(list, "sokol-luajit") == true) then
return current
end
end
return nil
end
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dirtools.fileparts = function( path )
return string.match(path, "^(.-[\\/])([^\\/]-)%.([^\\/]+)$")
end
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dirtools.change_folder = function( path, child )
local newpath = path..sep..child
return newpath
end
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dirtools.change_dir = function( path )
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
os.execute("chdir /D "..path)
else
os.execute("cd "..path)
end
end
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-- By default the paths are added
dirtools.init = function( base_path )
local path = dirtools.get_app_path(base_path)
dirtools.add_default_paths(path)
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return dirtools
end
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-- Windows is posix compliant but there are some subtle difference of course.
if(ffi.os == "Windows") then
ffi.cdef[[
typedef uint64_t __time64_t;
typedef unsigned int _dev_t;
typedef unsigned short _ino_t;
typedef unsigned short _mode_t;
struct __stat64
{
_dev_t st_dev;
_ino_t st_ino;
_mode_t st_mode;
short st_nlink;
short st_uid;
short st_gid;
_dev_t st_rdev;
uint64_t st_size;
__time64_t st_atime;
__time64_t st_mtime;
__time64_t st_ctime;
};
int _stat64(const char *path, struct __stat64 *buf);
]]
else
ffi.cdef[[
typedef uint64_t __time64_t;
typedef uint64_t _dev_t;
typedef uint64_t _ino_t;
typedef unsigned int _mode_t;
struct __stat {
_dev_t st_dev;
_ino_t st_ino;
uint64_t st_nlink;
_mode_t st_mode;
unsigned int st_uid;
unsigned int st_gid;
int __pad0;
_dev_t st_rdev;
int64_t st_size;
__time64_t st_atime;
__time64_t st_mtime;
__time64_t st_ctime;
char pad[62];
};
int stat(const char *path, struct __stat *buf);
]]
end
dirtools.get_fileinfo = function(path)
if string.len(path) == 0 then return nil end
local buf
local S_IFDIR = 0x4000
local S_IFREG = 0x8000
-- Different handling for Windows vs Linux
if ffi.os == "Windows" then
buf = ffi.new("struct __stat64[1]")
if ffi.C._stat64(path, buf) ~= 0 then
print("[Error] dirtools.get_fileinfo | File not found or inaccessible: ", path)
return nil
end
else
buf = ffi.new("struct __stat[1]")
if ffi.C.stat(path, buf) ~= 0 then
print("[Error] dirtools.get_fileinfo | File not found or inaccessible: ", path)
return nil
end
end
-- Fill the file info
local info = {
size = tonumber(buf[0].st_size),
modified = tonumber(buf[0].st_mtime),
type = nil,
path = path,
}
-- Check file type using st_mode bits
local mode = tonumber(buf[0].st_mode)
if bit.band(mode, S_IFDIR) == S_IFDIR then
info.type = "dir"
elseif bit.band(mode, S_IFREG) == S_IFREG then
info.type = "file"
else
info.type = "other"
end
return info
end
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return dirtools
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