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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2020 Peter Bittner <[email protected]>
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later

"""
Modern, cross-platform, pure-Python pyclean implementation.
"""

import logging
import os
from pathlib import Path

BYTECODE_FILES = ['.pyc', '.pyo']
BYTECODE_DIRS = ['__pycache__']
DEBRIS_TOPICS = {
    'cache': [
        '.cache/**/*',
        '.cache/',
    ],
    'coverage': [
        '.coverage',
        'coverage.json',
        'coverage.lcov',
        'coverage.xml',
        'htmlcov/**/*',
        'htmlcov/',
    ],
    'jupyter': [
        '.ipynb_checkpoints/**/*',
        '.ipynb_checkpoints/',
    ],
    'mypy': [
        '.mypy_cache/**/*',
        '.mypy_cache/',
    ],
    'package': [
        'build/bdist.*/**/*',
        'build/bdist.*/',
        'build/lib/**/*',
        'build/lib/',
        'build/',
        'dist/**/*',
        'dist/',
        'sdist/**/*',
        'sdist/',
        '*.egg-info/**/*',
        '*.egg-info/',
    ],
    'pytest': [
        '.pytest_cache/**/*',
        '.pytest_cache/',
        'pytestdebug.log',
    ],
    'ruff': [
        '.ruff_cache/**/*',
        '.ruff_cache/',
    ],
    'tox': [
        '.tox/**/*',
        '.tox/',
    ],
}


class CleanupRunner:
    """Module-level configuration and value store."""

    def __init__(self):
        """Cleanup runner with optional dry-run behavior."""
        self.unlink = None
        self.rmdir = None
        self.ignore = None
        self.unlink_count = None
        self.unlink_failed = None
        self.rmdir_count = None
        self.rmdir_failed = None

    def configure(self, args):
        """Set up runner according to command line options."""
        self.unlink = print_filename if args.dry_run else remove_file
        self.rmdir = print_dirname if args.dry_run else remove_directory
        self.ignore = args.ignore
        self.unlink_count = 0
        self.unlink_failed = 0
        self.rmdir_count = 0
        self.rmdir_failed = 0


log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
Runner = CleanupRunner()


def normalize(path_pattern: str) -> str:
    """
    Normalize path separators in a pattern for cross-platform support.

    On Windows, both forward slash and backslash are valid path separators.
    On Unix/Posix, only forward slash is valid (backslash can be part of filename).
    """
    return path_pattern.replace(os.sep, os.altsep or os.sep)


def should_ignore(path: Path, ignore_patterns: list[str]) -> bool:
    """
    Check if a path should be ignored based on ignore patterns.

    Patterns can be:
    - Simple names like 'bar': matches any directory with that name
    - Paths like 'foo/bar': matches 'bar' directory inside 'foo' directory
      and also ignores everything inside that directory
    """
    if not ignore_patterns:
        return False

    for pattern in ignore_patterns:
        # Check if pattern has multiple components (is a path with separators)
        pattern_parts = Path(normalize(pattern)).parts
        if len(pattern_parts) > 1:
            # Pattern contains path separator - match relative path
            # Path must have at least as many parts as the pattern
            if len(path.parts) < len(pattern_parts):
                continue
            # Check if pattern matches anywhere in the path hierarchy
            for i in range(len(path.parts) - len(pattern_parts) + 1):
                path_slice = path.parts[i : i + len(pattern_parts)]
                if path_slice == pattern_parts:
                    return True
        # Simple name - match the directory name anywhere
        elif path.name == pattern:
            return True
    return False


def remove_file(fileobj):
    """Attempt to delete a file object for real."""
    log.debug('Deleting file: %s', fileobj)
    try:
        fileobj.unlink()
        Runner.unlink_count += 1
    except OSError as err:
        log.debug('File not deleted. %s', err)
        Runner.unlink_failed += 1


def remove_directory(dirobj):
    """Attempt to remove a directory object for real."""
    log.debug('Removing directory: %s', dirobj)
    try:
        dirobj.rmdir()
        Runner.rmdir_count += 1
    except OSError as err:
        log.debug('Directory not removed. %s', err)
        Runner.rmdir_failed += 1


def print_filename(fileobj):
    """Only display the file name, used with --dry-run."""
    log.debug('Would delete file: %s', fileobj)
    Runner.unlink_count += 1


def print_dirname(dirobj):
    """Only display the directory name, used with --dry-run."""
    log.debug('Would delete directory: %s', dirobj)
    Runner.rmdir_count += 1


def pyclean(args):
    """Cross-platform cleaning of Python bytecode."""
    Runner.configure(args)

    for dir_name in args.directory:
        dir_path = Path(dir_name)

        log.info('Cleaning directory %s', dir_path)
        descend_and_clean(dir_path, BYTECODE_FILES, BYTECODE_DIRS)

        for topic in args.debris:
            remove_debris_for(topic, dir_path)

        remove_freeform_targets(dir_path, args.erase, args.yes, args.dry_run)

        if args.folders:
            log.debug('Removing empty directories...')
            remove_empty_directories(dir_path)

    log.info(
        'Total %d files, %d directories %s.',
        Runner.unlink_count,
        Runner.rmdir_count,
        'would be removed' if args.dry_run else 'removed',
    )

    if Runner.unlink_failed or Runner.rmdir_failed:
        log.debug(
            '%d files, %d directories %s not be removed.',
            Runner.unlink_failed,
            Runner.rmdir_failed,
            'would' if args.dry_run else 'could',
        )

    # Suggest --debris option if it wasn't used
    if not args.debris:
        suggest_debris_option(args)


def descend_and_clean(directory, file_types, dir_names):
    """
    Walk and descend a directory tree, cleaning up files of a certain type
    along the way. Only delete directories if they are empty, in the end.
    """
    for child in sorted(directory.iterdir()):
        if child.is_file():
            if child.suffix in file_types:
                Runner.unlink(child)
        elif child.is_dir():
            if should_ignore(child, Runner.ignore):
                log.debug('Skipping %s', child)
            else:
                descend_and_clean(child, file_types, dir_names)

            if child.name in dir_names:
                Runner.rmdir(child)
        else:
            log.debug('Ignoring %s (neither a file nor a folder)', child)


def remove_debris_for(topic, directory):
    """
    Clean up debris for a specific topic.
    """
    log.debug('Scanning for debris of %s ...', topic.title())

    patterns = DEBRIS_TOPICS[topic]
    recursive_delete_debris(directory, patterns)


def remove_empty_directories(directory):
    """
    Recursively remove empty directories in the given directory tree.

    This walks the directory tree in post-order (bottom-up), attempting to
    remove directories that are empty.
    """
    try:
        subdirs = [
            Path(entry.path) for entry in os.scandir(directory) if entry.is_dir()
        ]
    except (OSError, PermissionError) as err:
        log.warning('Cannot access directory %s: %s', directory, err)
        return

    for subdir in subdirs:
        if should_ignore(subdir, Runner.ignore):
            log.debug('Skipping %s', subdir)
        else:
            remove_empty_directories(subdir)  # recurse down the hierarchy
            try:
                if next(subdir.iterdir(), None) is None:
                    Runner.rmdir(subdir)
            except (OSError, PermissionError) as err:
                log.debug('Cannot check or remove directory %s: %s', subdir, err)


def remove_freeform_targets(directory, glob_patterns, yes, dry_run=False):
    """
    Remove free-form targets using globbing.

    This is **potentially dangerous** since users can delete everything
    anywhere in their file system, including the entire project they're
    working on. For this reason, the implementation imposes the following
    (user experience-related) restrictions:

    - Deleting (directories) is not recursive, directory contents must be
      explicitly specified using globbing (e.g. ``dirname/**/*``).
    - The user is responsible for the deletion order, so that a directory
      is empty when it is attempted to be deleted.
    - A confirmation prompt for the deletion of every single file system
      object is shown (unless the ``--yes`` option is used, in addition).
    """
    for path_glob in glob_patterns:
        log.debug('Erase file system objects matching: %s', path_glob)
        delete_filesystem_objects(directory, path_glob, prompt=not yes, dry_run=dry_run)


def recursive_delete_debris(directory, patterns):
    """
    Recursively delete debris matching any of the given patterns.

    This function walks the directory tree once and applies all patterns
    at each level, avoiding redundant directory scans.
    """
    for pattern in patterns:
        delete_filesystem_objects(directory, pattern)

    try:
        subdirs = (
            Path(entry.path) for entry in os.scandir(directory) if entry.is_dir()

        )
    except (OSError, PermissionError) as err:
        log.warning('Cannot access directory %s: %s', directory, err)
        return

    for subdir in subdirs:
        if should_ignore(subdir, Runner.ignore):
            log.debug('Skipping %s', subdir)
        else:
            recursive_delete_debris(subdir, patterns)


def delete_filesystem_objects(directory, path_glob, prompt=False, dry_run=False):
    """
    Identifies all pathnames matching a specific glob pattern, and attempts
    to delete them in the proper order, optionally asking for confirmation.

    Implementation Note: We sort the file system objects in *reverse order*
    and first delete *all files* before removing directories. This way we
    make sure that the directories that are deepest down in the hierarchy
    are empty (for both files & directories) when we attempt to remove them.
    """
    all_names = sorted(directory.glob(path_glob), reverse=True)
    dirs = (name for name in all_names if name.is_dir() and not name.is_symlink())

    files = (name for name in all_names if not name.is_dir() or name.is_symlink())

    for file_object in files:
        file_type = 'symlink' if file_object.is_symlink() else 'file'
        if (
            not dry_run
            and prompt
            and not confirm('Delete %s %s' % (file_type, file_object))
        ):
            Runner.unlink_failed += 1
            continue
        Runner.unlink(file_object)

    for dir_object in dirs:
        if (
            not dry_run
            and prompt
            and not confirm('Remove empty directory %s' % dir_object)
        ):
            Runner.rmdir_failed += 1
            continue
        Runner.rmdir(dir_object)


def confirm(message):
    """An interactive confirmation prompt."""
    try:
        answer = input('%s? ' % message)
        return answer.strip().lower() in ['y', 'yes']
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        msg = 'Aborted by user.'
        raise SystemExit(msg)


def detect_debris_in_directory(directory):
    """
    Scan a directory for debris artifacts and return a list of detected topics.
    """
    detected_topics = []

    for topic, patterns in DEBRIS_TOPICS.items():
        for pattern in patterns:
            # Skip patterns that are for recursive cleanup (contain **)
            if '**' in pattern:
                continue
            # Check if the pattern matches anything in the directory
            matches = list(directory.glob(pattern))
            if matches:
                detected_topics.append(topic)
                break  # Found at least one match for this topic, move to next

    return detected_topics


def suggest_debris_option(args):
    """
    Suggest using the --debris option when it wasn't used.
    Optionally provide targeted suggestions based on detected artifacts.
    """
    # Collect all detected debris topics across all directories
    all_detected = set()
    for dir_name in args.directory:
        dir_path = Path(dir_name)
        if dir_path.exists():
            detected = detect_debris_in_directory(dir_path)
            all_detected.update(detected)

    if all_detected:
        # Provide targeted suggestion
        topics_str = ' '.join(sorted(all_detected))
        log.info(
            'Hint: Use --debris to also clean up build artifacts. Detected: %s',
            topics_str,
        )
    else:
        # Provide general suggestion
        log.info(
            'Hint: Use --debris to also clean up build artifacts '
            'from common Python development tools.',
        )


1			# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2020 Peter Bittner <[email protected]>
2			#
3			# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
4
5			"""
6			Modern, cross-platform, pure-Python pyclean implementation.
7			"""
8
9			import logging
10			import os
11			from pathlib import Path
12
13			BYTECODE_FILES = ['.pyc', '.pyo']
14			BYTECODE_DIRS = ['__pycache__']
15			DEBRIS_TOPICS = {
16			'cache': [
17			'.cache/*/',
18			'.cache/',
19			],
20			'coverage': [
21			'.coverage',
22			'coverage.json',
23			'coverage.lcov',
24			'coverage.xml',
25			'htmlcov/*/',
26			'htmlcov/',
27			],
28			'jupyter': [
29			'.ipynb_checkpoints/*/',
30			'.ipynb_checkpoints/',
31			],
32			'mypy': [
33			'.mypy_cache/*/',
34			'.mypy_cache/',
35			],
36			'package': [
37			'build/bdist.//',
38			'build/bdist.*/',
39			'build/lib/*/',
40			'build/lib/',
41			'build/',
42			'dist/*/',
43			'dist/',
44			'sdist/*/',
45			'sdist/',
46			'.egg-info//',
47			'*.egg-info/',
48			],
49			'pytest': [
50			'.pytest_cache/*/',
51			'.pytest_cache/',
52			'pytestdebug.log',
53			],
54			'ruff': [
55			'.ruff_cache/*/',
56			'.ruff_cache/',
57			],
58			'tox': [
59			'.tox/*/',
60			'.tox/',
61			],
62			}
63
64
65			class CleanupRunner:
66			"""Module-level configuration and value store."""
67
68			def __init__(self):
69			"""Cleanup runner with optional dry-run behavior."""
70			self.unlink = None
71			self.rmdir = None
72			self.ignore = None
73			self.unlink_count = None
74			self.unlink_failed = None
75			self.rmdir_count = None
76			self.rmdir_failed = None
77
78			def configure(self, args):
79			"""Set up runner according to command line options."""
80			self.unlink = print_filename if args.dry_run else remove_file
81			self.rmdir = print_dirname if args.dry_run else remove_directory
82			self.ignore = args.ignore
83			self.unlink_count = 0
84			self.unlink_failed = 0
85			self.rmdir_count = 0
86			self.rmdir_failed = 0
87
88
89			log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
90			Runner = CleanupRunner()
91
92
93			def normalize(path_pattern: str) -> str:
94			"""
95			Normalize path separators in a pattern for cross-platform support.
96
97			On Windows, both forward slash and backslash are valid path separators.
98			On Unix/Posix, only forward slash is valid (backslash can be part of filename).
99			"""
100			return path_pattern.replace(os.sep, os.altsep or os.sep)
101
102
103			def should_ignore(path: Path, ignore_patterns: list[str]) -> bool:
104			"""
105			Check if a path should be ignored based on ignore patterns.
106
107			Patterns can be:
108			- Simple names like 'bar': matches any directory with that name
109			- Paths like 'foo/bar': matches 'bar' directory inside 'foo' directory
110			and also ignores everything inside that directory
111			"""
112			if not ignore_patterns:
113			return False
114
115			for pattern in ignore_patterns:
116			# Check if pattern has multiple components (is a path with separators)
117			pattern_parts = Path(normalize(pattern)).parts
118			if len(pattern_parts) > 1:
119			# Pattern contains path separator - match relative path
120			# Path must have at least as many parts as the pattern
121			if len(path.parts) < len(pattern_parts):
122			continue
123			# Check if pattern matches anywhere in the path hierarchy
124			for i in range(len(path.parts) - len(pattern_parts) + 1):
125			path_slice = path.parts[i : i + len(pattern_parts)]
126			if path_slice == pattern_parts:
127			return True
128			# Simple name - match the directory name anywhere
129			elif path.name == pattern:
130			return True
131			return False
132
133
134			def remove_file(fileobj):
135			"""Attempt to delete a file object for real."""
136			log.debug('Deleting file: %s', fileobj)
137			try:
138			fileobj.unlink()
139			Runner.unlink_count += 1
140			except OSError as err:
141			log.debug('File not deleted. %s', err)
142			Runner.unlink_failed += 1
143
144
145			def remove_directory(dirobj):
146			"""Attempt to remove a directory object for real."""
147			log.debug('Removing directory: %s', dirobj)
148			try:
149			dirobj.rmdir()
150			Runner.rmdir_count += 1
151			except OSError as err:
152			log.debug('Directory not removed. %s', err)
153			Runner.rmdir_failed += 1
154
155
156			def print_filename(fileobj):
157			"""Only display the file name, used with --dry-run."""
158			log.debug('Would delete file: %s', fileobj)
159			Runner.unlink_count += 1
160
161
162			def print_dirname(dirobj):
163			"""Only display the directory name, used with --dry-run."""
164			log.debug('Would delete directory: %s', dirobj)
165			Runner.rmdir_count += 1
166
167
168			def pyclean(args):
169			"""Cross-platform cleaning of Python bytecode."""
170			Runner.configure(args)
171
172			for dir_name in args.directory:
173			dir_path = Path(dir_name)
174
175			log.info('Cleaning directory %s', dir_path)
176			descend_and_clean(dir_path, BYTECODE_FILES, BYTECODE_DIRS)
177
178			for topic in args.debris:
179			remove_debris_for(topic, dir_path)
180
181			remove_freeform_targets(dir_path, args.erase, args.yes, args.dry_run)
182
183			if args.folders:
184			log.debug('Removing empty directories...')
185			remove_empty_directories(dir_path)
186
187			log.info(
188			'Total %d files, %d directories %s.',
189			Runner.unlink_count,
190			Runner.rmdir_count,
191			'would be removed' if args.dry_run else 'removed',
192			)
193
194			if Runner.unlink_failed or Runner.rmdir_failed:
195			log.debug(
196			'%d files, %d directories %s not be removed.',
197			Runner.unlink_failed,
198			Runner.rmdir_failed,
199			'would' if args.dry_run else 'could',
200			)
201
202			# Suggest --debris option if it wasn't used
203			if not args.debris:
204			suggest_debris_option(args)
205
206
207			def descend_and_clean(directory, file_types, dir_names):
208			"""
209			Walk and descend a directory tree, cleaning up files of a certain type
210			along the way. Only delete directories if they are empty, in the end.
211			"""
212			for child in sorted(directory.iterdir()):
213			if child.is_file():
214			if child.suffix in file_types:
215			Runner.unlink(child)
216			elif child.is_dir():
217			if should_ignore(child, Runner.ignore):
218			log.debug('Skipping %s', child)
219			else:
220			descend_and_clean(child, file_types, dir_names)
221
222			if child.name in dir_names:
223			Runner.rmdir(child)
224			else:
225			log.debug('Ignoring %s (neither a file nor a folder)', child)
226
227
228			def remove_debris_for(topic, directory):
229			"""
230			Clean up debris for a specific topic.
231			"""
232			log.debug('Scanning for debris of %s ...', topic.title())
233
234			patterns = DEBRIS_TOPICS[topic]
235			recursive_delete_debris(directory, patterns)
236
237
238			def remove_empty_directories(directory):
239			"""
240			Recursively remove empty directories in the given directory tree.
241
242			This walks the directory tree in post-order (bottom-up), attempting to
243			remove directories that are empty.
244			"""
245			try:
246			subdirs = [
247			Path(entry.path) for entry in os.scandir(directory) if entry.is_dir()
248			]
249			except (OSError, PermissionError) as err:
250			log.warning('Cannot access directory %s: %s', directory, err)
251			return
252
253			for subdir in subdirs:
254			if should_ignore(subdir, Runner.ignore):
255			log.debug('Skipping %s', subdir)
256			else:
257			remove_empty_directories(subdir) # recurse down the hierarchy
258			try:
259			if next(subdir.iterdir(), None) is None:
260			Runner.rmdir(subdir)
261			except (OSError, PermissionError) as err:
262			log.debug('Cannot check or remove directory %s: %s', subdir, err)
263
264
265			def remove_freeform_targets(directory, glob_patterns, yes, dry_run=False):
266			"""
267			Remove free-form targets using globbing.
268
269			This is potentially dangerous since users can delete everything
270			anywhere in their file system, including the entire project they're
271			working on. For this reason, the implementation imposes the following
272			(user experience-related) restrictions:
273
274			- Deleting (directories) is not recursive, directory contents must be
275			explicitly specified using globbing (e.g. ``dirname/*/``).
276			- The user is responsible for the deletion order, so that a directory
277			is empty when it is attempted to be deleted.
278			- A confirmation prompt for the deletion of every single file system
279			object is shown (unless the ``--yes`` option is used, in addition).
280			"""
281			for path_glob in glob_patterns:
282			log.debug('Erase file system objects matching: %s', path_glob)
283			delete_filesystem_objects(directory, path_glob, prompt=not yes, dry_run=dry_run)
284
285
286			def recursive_delete_debris(directory, patterns):
287			"""
288			Recursively delete debris matching any of the given patterns.
289
290			This function walks the directory tree once and applies all patterns
291			at each level, avoiding redundant directory scans.
292			"""
293			for pattern in patterns:
294			delete_filesystem_objects(directory, pattern)
295
296			try:
297			subdirs = (
298			Path(entry.path) for entry in os.scandir(directory) if entry.is_dir()
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299			)
300			except (OSError, PermissionError) as err:
301			log.warning('Cannot access directory %s: %s', directory, err)
302			return
303
304			for subdir in subdirs:
305			if should_ignore(subdir, Runner.ignore):
306			log.debug('Skipping %s', subdir)
307			else:
308			recursive_delete_debris(subdir, patterns)
309
310
311			def delete_filesystem_objects(directory, path_glob, prompt=False, dry_run=False):
312			"""
313			Identifies all pathnames matching a specific glob pattern, and attempts
314			to delete them in the proper order, optionally asking for confirmation.
315
316			Implementation Note: We sort the file system objects in reverse order
317			and first delete all files before removing directories. This way we
318			make sure that the directories that are deepest down in the hierarchy
319			are empty (for both files & directories) when we attempt to remove them.
320			"""
321			all_names = sorted(directory.glob(path_glob), reverse=True)
322			dirs = (name for name in all_names if name.is_dir() and not name.is_symlink())
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323			files = (name for name in all_names if not name.is_dir() or name.is_symlink())
324
325			for file_object in files:
326			file_type = 'symlink' if file_object.is_symlink() else 'file'
327			if (
328			not dry_run
329			and prompt
330			and not confirm('Delete %s %s' % (file_type, file_object))
331			):
332			Runner.unlink_failed += 1
333			continue
334			Runner.unlink(file_object)
335
336			for dir_object in dirs:
337			if (
338			not dry_run
339			and prompt
340			and not confirm('Remove empty directory %s' % dir_object)
341			):
342			Runner.rmdir_failed += 1
343			continue
344			Runner.rmdir(dir_object)
345
346
347			def confirm(message):
348			"""An interactive confirmation prompt."""
349			try:
350			answer = input('%s? ' % message)
351			return answer.strip().lower() in ['y', 'yes']
352			except KeyboardInterrupt:
353			msg = 'Aborted by user.'
354			raise SystemExit(msg)
355
356
357			def detect_debris_in_directory(directory):
358			"""
359			Scan a directory for debris artifacts and return a list of detected topics.
360			"""
361			detected_topics = []
362
363			for topic, patterns in DEBRIS_TOPICS.items():
364			for pattern in patterns:
365			# Skip patterns that are for recursive cleanup (contain **)
366			if '**' in pattern:
367			continue
368			# Check if the pattern matches anything in the directory
369			matches = list(directory.glob(pattern))
370			if matches:
371			detected_topics.append(topic)
372			break # Found at least one match for this topic, move to next
373
374			return detected_topics
375
376
377			def suggest_debris_option(args):
378			"""
379			Suggest using the --debris option when it wasn't used.
380			Optionally provide targeted suggestions based on detected artifacts.
381			"""
382			# Collect all detected debris topics across all directories
383			all_detected = set()
384			for dir_name in args.directory:
385			dir_path = Path(dir_name)
386			if dir_path.exists():
387			detected = detect_debris_in_directory(dir_path)
388			all_detected.update(detected)
389
390			if all_detected:
391			# Provide targeted suggestion
392			topics_str = ' '.join(sorted(all_detected))
393			log.info(
394			'Hint: Use --debris to also clean up build artifacts. Detected: %s',
395			topics_str,
396			)
397			else:
398			# Provide general suggestion
399			log.info(
400			'Hint: Use --debris to also clean up build artifacts '
401			'from common Python development tools.',
402			)
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