nvim-tree.lua/lua/nvim-tree/watcher.lua
Azad 13f967f8e7
chore: add type annotations and resolve LSP warnings (#2555)
* chore: add type annotations to (almost) all functions

* stylua

* Add classes for symlink nodes

* Replace deprecated `@vararg`

* Move node classes to `node` module

* Fix `Symlink*` classes

* add vim and libuv runtime for luals, qualify libuv types

* add scripts/luals-check, not quite ready for CI

* additional nil checks for git/init.lua and git/runner.lua

* additional nil checks for nvim-tree.lua

* wrap vim.cmd-as-a-function calls inside functions

* vim.tbl_filter predicate returns booleans

* Revert "add scripts/luals-check, not quite ready for CI"

This reverts commit c70229cad9.

* Add `MinimalNode` class in `marks` module

* Fix various LSP warnings

* stylua

* Fix `Explorer` class, update related annotations and add necessary checks

* Add missing annotations to `live-filter`

* Add temporary aliases for `uv.*` types

* Resolve remaining LSP warnings

* Revert changes not related to internal types

* Minor adjustments

* Update doc comments style

* Minor adjustments (pt. 2)

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Co-authored-by: Alexander Courtis <alex@courtis.org>
2023-12-09 11:34:35 +11:00

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local notify = require "nvim-tree.notify"
local log = require "nvim-tree.log"
local utils = require "nvim-tree.utils"
local M = {
config = {},
}
---@class Event
local Event = {
_events = {},
}
Event.__index = Event
---@class Watcher
local Watcher = {
_watchers = {},
}
Watcher.__index = Watcher
local FS_EVENT_FLAGS = {
-- inotify or equivalent will be used; fallback to stat has not yet been implemented
stat = false,
-- recursive is not functional in neovim's libuv implementation
recursive = false,
}
---@param path string
---@return Event|nil
function Event:new(path)
log.line("watcher", "Event:new '%s'", path)
local e = setmetatable({
_path = path,
_fs_event = nil,
_listeners = {},
}, Event)
if e:start() then
Event._events[path] = e
return e
else
return nil
end
end
---@return boolean
function Event:start()
log.line("watcher", "Event:start '%s'", self._path)
local rc, _, name
self._fs_event, _, name = vim.loop.new_fs_event()
if not self._fs_event then
self._fs_event = nil
notify.warn(string.format("Could not initialize an fs_event watcher for path %s : %s", self._path, name))
return false
end
local event_cb = vim.schedule_wrap(function(err, filename)
if err then
log.line("watcher", "event_cb '%s' '%s' FAIL : %s", self._path, filename, err)
local message = string.format("File system watcher failed (%s) for path %s, halting watcher.", err, self._path)
if err == "EPERM" and (utils.is_windows or utils.is_wsl) then
-- on directory removal windows will cascade the filesystem events out of order
log.line("watcher", message)
self:destroy()
else
self:destroy(message)
end
else
log.line("watcher", "event_cb '%s' '%s'", self._path, filename)
for _, listener in ipairs(self._listeners) do
listener(filename)
end
end
end)
rc, _, name = self._fs_event:start(self._path, FS_EVENT_FLAGS, event_cb)
if rc ~= 0 then
if name == "EMFILE" then
M.disable_watchers "fs.inotify.max_user_watches exceeded, see https://github.com/nvim-tree/nvim-tree.lua/wiki/Troubleshooting"
else
notify.warn(string.format("Could not start the fs_event watcher for path %s : %s", self._path, name))
end
return false
end
return true
end
---@param listener function
function Event:add(listener)
table.insert(self._listeners, listener)
end
---@param listener function
function Event:remove(listener)
utils.array_remove(self._listeners, listener)
if #self._listeners == 0 then
self:destroy()
end
end
---@param message string|nil
function Event:destroy(message)
log.line("watcher", "Event:destroy '%s'", self._path)
if self._fs_event then
if message then
notify.warn(message)
end
local rc, _, name = self._fs_event:stop()
if rc ~= 0 then
notify.warn(string.format("Could not stop the fs_event watcher for path %s : %s", self._path, name))
end
self._fs_event = nil
end
Event._events[self._path] = nil
self.destroyed = true
end
---@param path string
---@param files string[]|nil
---@param callback function
---@param data table
---@return Watcher|nil
function Watcher:new(path, files, callback, data)
log.line("watcher", "Watcher:new '%s' %s", path, vim.inspect(files))
local w = setmetatable(data, Watcher)
w._event = Event._events[path] or Event:new(path)
w._listener = nil
w._path = path
w._files = files
w._callback = callback
if not w._event then
return nil
end
w:start()
table.insert(Watcher._watchers, w)
return w
end
function Watcher:start()
self._listener = function(filename)
if not self._files or vim.tbl_contains(self._files, filename) then
self._callback(self)
end
end
self._event:add(self._listener)
end
function Watcher:destroy()
log.line("watcher", "Watcher:destroy '%s'", self._path)
self._event:remove(self._listener)
utils.array_remove(Watcher._watchers, self)
self.destroyed = true
end
M.Watcher = Watcher
--- Permanently disable watchers and purge all state following a catastrophic error.
---@param msg string
function M.disable_watchers(msg)
notify.warn(string.format("Disabling watchers: %s", msg))
M.config.filesystem_watchers.enable = false
require("nvim-tree").purge_all_state()
end
function M.purge_watchers()
log.line("watcher", "purge_watchers")
for _, w in ipairs(utils.array_shallow_clone(Watcher._watchers)) do
w:destroy()
end
for _, e in pairs(Event._events) do
e:destroy()
end
end
--- Windows NT will present directories that cannot be enumerated.
--- Detect these by attempting to start an event monitor.
---@param path string
---@return boolean
function M.is_fs_event_capable(path)
if not utils.is_windows then
return true
end
local fs_event = vim.loop.new_fs_event()
if not fs_event then
return false
end
if fs_event:start(path, FS_EVENT_FLAGS, function() end) ~= 0 then
return false
end
if fs_event:stop() ~= 0 then
return false
end
return true
end
function M.setup(opts)
M.config.filesystem_watchers = opts.filesystem_watchers
end
return M