move container generation to its own file
Signed-off-by: ahuston-0 <aliceghuston@gmail.com>
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lib/container-utils.nix
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lib/container-utils.nix
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{ lib, ... }:
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{
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# Given a attrset of images and a function which generates an image spec,
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# generates a set of containers (although this could in theory be used for
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# other things... I'd like to see people try)
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#
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# container set must be in the below format
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# { container-name = {image = "image-uri"; scale = n;}; }
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# where image-uri gets passed in to the container-spec function as a custom
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# parameter, and scale is an integer that generates the containers
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#
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# container-spec must be a function which accepts two parameter (the
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# container name and image name) and ideally returns an oci-compliant
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# container.
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#
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# args:
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# containers: an AttrSet which specifies the imageUri and scale of each
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# container
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# container-spec: a function which produces an oci-compliant container spec
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#
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# type:
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# AttrSet -> (String -> AttrSet -> AttrSet) -> AttrSet
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createTemplatedContainers =
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containers: container-spec:
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builtins.listToAttrs (
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lib.flatten (
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lib.mapAttrsToList (
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name: value:
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(map (
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num:
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let
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container-name = "${name}-${toString num}";
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in
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{
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name = container-name;
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value = container-spec container-name value.image;
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}
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) (lib.lists.range 1 value.scale))
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) containers
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)
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);
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}
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# create rad-dev namespace for lib
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rad-dev = rec {
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systems = import ./systems.nix { inherit lib; };
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container-utils = import ./container-utils.nix { inherit lib; };
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# any(), but checks if any value in the list is true
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#
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# fileList :: Path -> String -> [Path]
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fileList = dir: map (file: dir + "/${file}") (ls dir);
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# Given a attrset of images and a function which generates an image spec,
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# generates a set of containers (although this could in theory be used for
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# other things... I'd like to see people try)
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#
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# container set must be in the below format
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# { container-name = {image = "image-uri"; scale = n;}; }
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# where image-uri gets passed in to the container-spec function as a custom
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# parameter, and scale is an integer that generates the containers
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#
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# container-spec must be a function which accepts two parameter (the
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# container name and image name) and ideally returns an oci-compliant
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# container.
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#
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# args:
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# containers: an AttrSet which specifies the imageUri and scale of each
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# container
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# container-spec: a function which produces an oci-compliant container spec
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#
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# type:
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# AttrSet -> (String -> AttrSet -> AttrSet) -> AttrSet
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createTemplatedContainers =
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containers: container-spec:
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builtins.listToAttrs (
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lib.flatten (
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lib.mapAttrsToList (
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name: value:
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(map (
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num:
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let
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container-name = "${name}-${toString num}";
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in
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{
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name = container-name;
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value = container-spec container-name value.image;
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}
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) (lib.lists.range 1 value.scale))
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) containers
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)
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);
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# Converts an integer into a string
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#
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# Given that trying to do this the way you'd do it in languages like python
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# ("str" + int) causes the program to error out, I assume this is some sort
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# of cardinal sin of nix. However, I want templated docker containers so
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# here we are.
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#
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# Fun fact: if you want to parse a negative number (I know, scary right?),
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# you first need to surround it in parentheses (ie. parseInt (-1000)) as nix
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# interprets negative numbers as a function and will think you're trying to
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# do some really weird function application magic if you try to call this
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# normally (ie. parseInt -1000).
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#
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# args:
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# num: an integer to convert
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#
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# type:
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# parseInt :: Integer -> String
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parseInt =
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num:
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let
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digits = "0123456789";
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mod = num: (lib.trivial.mod num 10);
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in
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if num > 9 then
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((parseInt (builtins.div num 10)) + (lib.substring (mod num) 1 digits))
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else if num < 0 then
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"-" + (parseInt (builtins.mul num (-1)))
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else
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lib.substring (mod num) 1 digits;
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};
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}
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