esp-idf/tools/ci/deploy_docs.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3
#
# CI script to deploy docs to a webserver. Not useful outside of CI environment
#
#
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2020-2022 Espressif Systems (Shanghai) CO LTD
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
import glob
import os
import os.path
import re
import stat
import subprocess
import sys
import tarfile

import packaging.version


def env(variable, default=None):
    """ Shortcut to return the expanded version of an environment variable """
    return os.path.expandvars(os.environ.get(variable, default) if default else os.environ[variable])


# import sanitize_version from the docs directory, shared with here
sys.path.append(os.path.join(env('IDF_PATH'), 'docs'))
from sanitize_version import sanitize_version  # noqa


def main():
    # if you get KeyErrors on the following lines, it's probably because you're not running in Gitlab CI
    git_ver = env('GIT_VER')  # output of git describe --always
    ci_ver = env('CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME', git_ver)  # branch or tag we're building for (used for 'release' & URL)

    version = sanitize_version(ci_ver)
    print('Git version: {}'.format(git_ver))
    print('CI Version: {}'.format(ci_ver))
    print('Deployment version: {}'.format(version))

    if not version:
        raise RuntimeError('A version is needed to deploy')

    build_dir = env('DOCS_BUILD_DIR')  # top-level local build dir, where docs have already been built

    if not build_dir:
        raise RuntimeError('Valid DOCS_BUILD_DIR is needed to deploy')

    url_base = env('DOCS_DEPLOY_URL_BASE')  # base for HTTP URLs, used to print the URL to the log after deploying

    docs_server = env('DOCS_DEPLOY_SERVER')  # ssh server to deploy to
    docs_user = env('DOCS_DEPLOY_SERVER_USER')
    docs_path = env('DOCS_DEPLOY_PATH')  # filesystem path on DOCS_SERVER

    if not docs_server:
        raise RuntimeError('Valid DOCS_DEPLOY_SERVER is needed to deploy')

    if not docs_user:
        raise RuntimeError('Valid DOCS_DEPLOY_SERVER_USER is needed to deploy')

    docs_server = '{}@{}'.format(docs_user, docs_server)

    if not docs_path:
        raise RuntimeError('Valid DOCS_DEPLOY_PATH is needed to deploy')

    print('DOCS_DEPLOY_SERVER {} DOCS_DEPLOY_PATH {}'.format(docs_server, docs_path))

    tarball_path, version_urls = build_doc_tarball(version, git_ver, build_dir)

    deploy(version, tarball_path, docs_path, docs_server)

    print('Docs URLs:')
    doc_deploy_type = os.getenv('TYPE')
    for vurl in version_urls:
        language, _, target = vurl.split('/')
        tag = '{}_{}'.format(language, target)
        url = '{}/{}/index.html'.format(url_base, vurl)  # (index.html needed for the preview server)
        url = re.sub(r'([^:])//', r'\1/', url)  # get rid of any // that isn't in the https:// part
        print('[document {}][{}] {}'.format(doc_deploy_type, tag, url))

    # note: it would be neater to use symlinks for stable, but because of the directory order
    # (language first) it's kind of a pain to do on a remote server, so we just repeat the
    # process but call the version 'stable' this time
    if is_stable_version(version):
        print('Deploying again as stable version...')
        tarball_path, version_urls = build_doc_tarball('stable', git_ver, build_dir)
        deploy('stable', tarball_path, docs_path, docs_server)


def deploy(version, tarball_path, docs_path, docs_server):
    def run_ssh(commands):
        """ Log into docs_server and run a sequence of commands using ssh """
        print('Running ssh: {}'.format(commands))
        subprocess.run(['ssh', '-o', 'BatchMode=yes', docs_server, '-x', ' && '.join(commands)], check=True)

    # copy the version tarball to the server
    run_ssh(['mkdir -p {}'.format(docs_path)])
    print('Running scp {} to {}'.format(tarball_path, '{}:{}'.format(docs_server, docs_path)))
    subprocess.run(['scp', '-B', tarball_path, '{}:{}'.format(docs_server, docs_path)], check=True)

    tarball_name = os.path.basename(tarball_path)

    run_ssh(['cd {}'.format(docs_path),
             'rm -rf ./*/{}'.format(version),  # remove any pre-existing docs matching this version
             'tar -zxvf {}'.format(tarball_name),  # untar the archive with the new docs
             'rm {}'.format(tarball_name)])

    # Note: deleting and then extracting the archive is a bit awkward for updating stable/latest/etc
    # as the version will be invalid for a window of time. Better to do it atomically, but this is
    # another thing made much more complex by the directory structure putting language before version...


def build_doc_tarball(version, git_ver, build_dir):
    """ Make a tar.gz archive of the docs, in the directory structure used to deploy as
        the given version """
    version_paths = []
    tarball_path = '{}/{}.tar.gz'.format(build_dir, version)

    # find all the 'html/' directories under build_dir
    html_dirs = glob.glob('{}/**/html/'.format(build_dir), recursive=True)
    print('Found %d html directories' % len(html_dirs))

    pdfs = glob.glob('{}/**/latex/build/*.pdf'.format(build_dir), recursive=True)
    print('Found %d PDFs in latex directories' % len(pdfs))

    # add symlink for stable and latest and adds them to PDF blob
    symlinks = create_and_add_symlinks(version, git_ver, pdfs)

    def not_sources_dir(ti):
        """ Filter the _sources directories out of the tarballs """
        if ti.name.endswith('/_sources'):
            return None

        ti.mode |= stat.S_IWGRP  # make everything group-writeable
        return ti

    try:
        os.remove(tarball_path)
    except OSError:
        pass

    with tarfile.open(tarball_path, 'w:gz') as tarball:
        for html_dir in html_dirs:
            # html_dir has the form '<ignored>/<language>/<target>/html/'
            target_dirname = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(html_dir))
            target = os.path.basename(target_dirname)
            language = os.path.basename(os.path.dirname(target_dirname))

            # when deploying, we want the top-level directory layout 'language/version/target'
            archive_path = '{}/{}/{}'.format(language, version, target)
            print("Archiving '{}' as '{}'...".format(html_dir, archive_path))
            tarball.add(html_dir, archive_path, filter=not_sources_dir)
            version_paths.append(archive_path)

        for pdf_path in pdfs:
            # pdf_path has the form '<ignored>/<language>/<target>/latex/build'
            latex_dirname = os.path.dirname(pdf_path)
            pdf_filename = os.path.basename(pdf_path)
            target_dirname = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(latex_dirname))
            target = os.path.basename(target_dirname)
            language = os.path.basename(os.path.dirname(target_dirname))

            # when deploying, we want the layout 'language/version/target/pdf'
            archive_path = '{}/{}/{}/{}'.format(language, version, target, pdf_filename)
            print("Archiving '{}' as '{}'...".format(pdf_path, archive_path))
            tarball.add(pdf_path, archive_path)

    for symlink in symlinks:
        os.unlink(symlink)

    return (os.path.abspath(tarball_path), version_paths)


def create_and_add_symlinks(version, git_ver, pdfs):
    """ Create symbolic links for PDFs for 'latest' and 'stable' releases """

    symlinks = []
    if 'stable' in version or 'latest' in version:
        for pdf_path in pdfs:
            symlink_path = pdf_path.replace(git_ver, version)
            os.symlink(pdf_path, symlink_path)
            symlinks.append(symlink_path)

        pdfs.extend(symlinks)
        print('Found %d PDFs in latex directories after adding symlink' % len(pdfs))

    return symlinks


def is_stable_version(version):
    """ Heuristic for whether this is the latest stable release """
    if not version.startswith('v'):
        return False  # branch name
    if '-' in version:
        return False  # prerelease tag

    git_out = subprocess.check_output(['git', 'tag', '-l']).decode('utf-8')

    versions = [v.strip() for v in git_out.split('\n')]
    versions = [v for v in versions if re.match(r'^v[\d\.]+$', v)]  # include vX.Y.Z only

    versions = [packaging.version.parse(v) for v in versions]

    max_version = max(versions)

    if max_version.public != version[1:]:
        print('Stable version is v{}. This version is {}.'.format(max_version.public, version))
        return False
    else:
        print('This version {} is the stable version'.format(version))
        return True


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()