View source with raw comments or as raw
    1/*  Part of SWI-Prolog
    2
    3    Author:        Jan Wielemaker and Matt Lilley
    4    E-mail:        J.Wielemaker@cs.vu.nl
    5    WWW:           http://www.swi-prolog.org
    6    Copyright (c)  2012-2019, VU University Amsterdam
    7    All rights reserved.
    8
    9    Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
   10    modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
   11    are met:
   12
   13    1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
   14       notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
   15
   16    2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
   17       notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in
   18       the documentation and/or other materials provided with the
   19       distribution.
   20
   21    THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS
   22    "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
   23    LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
   24    FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
   25    COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
   26    INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING,
   27    BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
   28    LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
   29    CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
   30    LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN
   31    ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
   32    POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
   33*/
   34
   35:- module(archive,
   36          [ archive_open/3,             % +Stream, -Archive, +Options
   37            archive_open/4,             % +Stream, +Mode, -Archive, +Options
   38            archive_create/3,           % +OutputFile, +InputFileList, +Options
   39            archive_close/1,            % +Archive
   40            archive_property/2,         % +Archive, ?Property
   41            archive_next_header/2,      % +Archive, -Name
   42            archive_open_entry/2,       % +Archive, -EntryStream
   43            archive_header_property/2,  % +Archive, ?Property
   44            archive_set_header_property/2,      % +Archive, +Property
   45            archive_extract/3,          % +Archive, +Dir, +Options
   46
   47            archive_entries/2,          % +Archive, -Entries
   48            archive_data_stream/3,      % +Archive, -DataStream, +Options
   49            archive_foldl/4             % :Goal, +Archive, +State0, -State
   50          ]).   51:- autoload(library(error),
   52	    [existence_error/2,domain_error/2,must_be/2]).   53:- autoload(library(filesex),
   54	    [directory_file_path/3,make_directory_path/1]).   55:- autoload(library(lists),[member/2]).   56:- autoload(library(option),[option/3,option/2]).   57
   58:- meta_predicate
   59    archive_foldl(4, +, +, -).

Access several archive formats

This library uses libarchive to access a variety of archive formats. The following example lists the entries in an archive:

list_archive(File) :-
    setup_call_cleanup(
        archive_open(File, Archive, []),
        (   repeat,
            (   archive_next_header(Archive, Path)
            ->  format('~w~n', [Path]),
                fail
            ;   !
            )
        ),
        archive_close(Archive)).

Here is an alternative way of doing this, using archive_foldl/4, a higher level predicate.

list_archive2(File) :-
    list_archive(File, Headers),
    maplist(writeln, Headers).

list_archive2(File, Headers) :-
    archive_foldl(add_header, File, Headers, []).

add_header(Path, _, [Path|Paths], Paths).

Here is another example which counts the files in the archive and prints file type information, also using archive_foldl/4:

print_entry(Path, Handle, Cnt0, Cnt1) :-
    archive_header_property(Handle, filetype(Type)),
    format('File ~w is of type ~w~n', [Path, Type]),
    Cnt1 is Cnt0 + 1.

list_archive_headers(File) :-
    archive_foldl(print_entry, File, 0, FileCount),
    format('We have ~w files', [FileCount]).
See also
- https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive/ */
  111:- use_foreign_library(foreign(archive4pl)).
 archive_open(+Data, -Archive, +Options) is det
Wrapper around archive_open/4 that opens the archive in read mode.
  117archive_open(Stream, Archive, Options) :-
  118    archive_open(Stream, read, Archive, Options).
  119
  120:- predicate_options(archive_open/4, 4,
  121                     [ close_parent(boolean),
  122                       filter(oneof([all,bzip2,compress,gzip,grzip,lrzip,
  123                                     lzip,lzma,lzop,none,rpm,uu,xz])),
  124                       format(oneof([all,'7zip',ar,cab,cpio,empty,gnutar,
  125                                     iso9660,lha,mtree,rar,raw,tar,xar,zip]))
  126                     ]).  127:- predicate_options(archive_create/3, 3,
  128                     [ directory(atom),
  129                       pass_to(archive_open/4, 4)
  130                     ]).
 archive_open(+Data, +Mode, -Archive, +Options) is det
Open the archive in Data and unify Archive with a handle to the opened archive. Data is either a file name (as accepted by open/4) or a stream that has been opened with the option type(binary). If Data is an already open stream, the caller is responsible for closing it (but see option close_parent(true)) and must not close the stream until after archive_close/1 is called. Mode is either read or write. Details are controlled by Options. Typically, the option close_parent(true) is used to also close the Data stream if the archive is closed using archive_close/1. For other options when reading, the defaults are typically fine - for writing, a valid format and optional filters must be specified. The option format(raw) must be used to process compressed streams that do not contain explicit entries (e.g., gzip'ed data) unambibuously. The raw format creates a pseudo archive holding a single member named data.
close_parent(+Boolean)
If this option is true (default false), Data stream is closed when archive_close/1 is called on Archive. If Data is a file name, the default is true.
compression(+Compression)
Synomym for filter(Compression). Deprecated.
filter(+Filter)
Support the indicated filter. This option may be used multiple times to support multiple filters. In read mode, If no filter options are provided, all is assumed. In write mode, none is assumed. Supported values are all, bzip2, compress, gzip, grzip, lrzip, lzip, lzma, lzop, none, rpm, uu and xz. The value all is default for read, none for write.
format(+Format)
Support the indicated format. This option may be used multiple times to support multiple formats in read mode. In write mode, you must supply a single format. If no format options are provided, all is assumed for read mode. Note that all does not include raw and mtree. To open both archive and non-archive files, both format(all) and format(raw) and/or format(mtree) must be specified. Supported values are: all, 7zip, ar, cab, cpio, empty, gnutar, iso9660, lha, mtree, rar, raw, tar, xar and zip. The value all is default for read.

Note that the actually supported compression types and formats may vary depending on the version and installation options of the underlying libarchive library. This predicate raises a domain or permission error if the (explicitly) requested format or filter is not supported.

Errors
- domain_error(filter, Filter) if the requested filter is invalid (e.g., all for writing).
- domain_error(format, Format) if the requested format type is not supported.
- permission_error(set, filter, Filter) if the requested filter is not supported.
  192archive_open(stream(Stream), Mode, Archive, Options) :-
  193    !,
  194    archive_open_stream(Stream, Mode, Archive, Options).
  195archive_open(Stream, Mode, Archive, Options) :-
  196    is_stream(Stream),
  197    !,
  198    archive_open_stream(Stream, Mode, Archive, Options).
  199archive_open(File, Mode, Archive, Options) :-
  200    open(File, Mode, Stream, [type(binary)]),
  201    catch(archive_open_stream(Stream, Mode, Archive, [close_parent(true)|Options]),
  202          E, (close(Stream, [force(true)]), throw(E))).
 archive_close(+Archive) is det
Close the archive. If close_parent(true) was specified in archive_open/4, the underlying entry stream is closed too. If there is an entry opened with archive_open_entry/2, actually closing the archive is delayed until the stream associated with the entry is closed. This can be used to open a stream to an archive entry without having to worry about closing the archive:
archive_open_named(ArchiveFile, EntryName, Stream) :-
    archive_open(ArchiveFile, Archive, []),
    archive_next_header(Archive, EntryName),
    archive_open_entry(Archive, Stream),
    archive_close(Archive).
 archive_property(+Handle, ?Property) is nondet
True when Property is a property of the archive Handle. Defined properties are:
filters(List)
True when the indicated filters are applied before reaching the archive format.
  232archive_property(Handle, Property) :-
  233    defined_archive_property(Property),
  234    Property =.. [Name,Value],
  235    archive_property(Handle, Name, Value).
  236
  237defined_archive_property(filter(_)).
 archive_next_header(+Handle, -Name) is semidet
Forward to the next entry of the archive for which Name unifies with the pathname of the entry. Fails silently if the end of the archive is reached before success. Name is typically specified if a single entry must be accessed and unbound otherwise. The following example opens a Prolog stream to a given archive entry. Note that Stream must be closed using close/1 and the archive must be closed using archive_close/1 after the data has been used. See also setup_call_cleanup/3.
open_archive_entry(ArchiveFile, EntryName, Stream) :-
    open(ArchiveFile, read, In, [type(binary)]),
    archive_open(In, Archive, [close_parent(true)]),
    archive_next_header(Archive, EntryName),
    archive_open_entry(Archive, Stream).
Errors
- permission_error(next_header, archive, Handle) if a previously opened entry is not closed.
 archive_open_entry(+Archive, -Stream) is det
Open the current entry as a stream. Stream must be closed. If the stream is not closed before the next call to archive_next_header/2, a permission error is raised.
 archive_set_header_property(+Archive, +Property)
Set Property of the current header. Write-mode only. Defined properties are:
filetype(-Type)
Type is one of file, link, socket, character_device, block_device, directory or fifo. It appears that this library can also return other values. These are returned as an integer.
mtime(-Time)
True when entry was last modified at time.
size(-Bytes)
True when entry is Bytes long.
link_target(-Target)
Target for a link. Currently only supported for symbolic links.
 archive_header_property(+Archive, ?Property)
True when Property is a property of the current header. Defined properties are:
filetype(-Type)
Type is one of file, link, socket, character_device, block_device, directory or fifo. It appears that this library can also return other values. These are returned as an integer.
mtime(-Time)
True when entry was last modified at time.
size(-Bytes)
True when entry is Bytes long.
link_target(-Target)
Target for a link. Currently only supported for symbolic links.
format(-Format)
Provides the name of the archive format applicable to the current entry. The returned value is the lowercase version of the output of archive_format_name().
permissions(-Integer)
True when entry has the indicated permission mask.
  311archive_header_property(Archive, Property) :-
  312    (   nonvar(Property)
  313    ->  true
  314    ;   header_property(Property)
  315    ),
  316    archive_header_prop_(Archive, Property).
  317
  318header_property(filetype(_)).
  319header_property(mtime(_)).
  320header_property(size(_)).
  321header_property(link_target(_)).
  322header_property(format(_)).
  323header_property(permissions(_)).
 archive_extract(+ArchiveFile, +Dir, +Options)
Extract files from the given archive into Dir. Supported options:
remove_prefix(+Prefix)
Strip Prefix from all entries before extracting. If Prefix is a list, then each prefix is tried in order, succeding at the first one that matches. If no prefixes match, an error is reported. If Prefix is an atom, then that prefix is removed.
exclude(+ListOfPatterns)
Ignore members that match one of the given patterns. Patterns are handed to wildcard_match/2.
include(+ListOfPatterns)
Include members that match one of the given patterns. Patterns are handed to wildcard_match/2. The exclude options takes preference if a member matches both the include and the exclude option.
Errors
- existence_error(directory, Dir) if Dir does not exist or is not a directory.
- domain_error(path_prefix(Prefix), Path) if a path in the archive does not start with Prefix
To be done
- Add options
  351archive_extract(Archive, Dir, Options) :-
  352    (   exists_directory(Dir)
  353    ->  true
  354    ;   existence_error(directory, Dir)
  355    ),
  356    setup_call_cleanup(
  357        archive_open(Archive, Handle, Options),
  358        extract(Handle, Dir, Options),
  359        archive_close(Handle)).
  360
  361extract(Archive, Dir, Options) :-
  362    archive_next_header(Archive, Path),
  363    !,
  364    option(include(InclPatterns), Options, ['*']),
  365    option(exclude(ExclPatterns), Options, []),
  366    (   archive_header_property(Archive, filetype(file)),
  367        \+ matches(ExclPatterns, Path),
  368        matches(InclPatterns, Path)
  369    ->  archive_header_property(Archive, permissions(Perm)),
  370        remove_prefix(Options, Path, ExtractPath),
  371        directory_file_path(Dir, ExtractPath, Target),
  372        file_directory_name(Target, FileDir),
  373        make_directory_path(FileDir),
  374        setup_call_cleanup(
  375            archive_open_entry(Archive, In),
  376            setup_call_cleanup(
  377                open(Target, write, Out, [type(binary)]),
  378                copy_stream_data(In, Out),
  379                close(Out)),
  380            close(In)),
  381        set_permissions(Perm, Target)
  382    ;   true
  383    ),
  384    extract(Archive, Dir, Options).
  385extract(_, _, _).
 matches(+Patterns, +Path) is semidet
True when Path matches a pattern in Patterns.
  391matches([], _Path) :-
  392    !,
  393    fail.
  394matches(Patterns, Path) :-
  395    split_string(Path, "/", "/", Parts),
  396    member(Segment, Parts),
  397    Segment \== "",
  398    member(Pattern, Patterns),
  399    wildcard_match(Pattern, Segment),
  400    !.
  401
  402remove_prefix(Options, Path, ExtractPath) :-
  403    (   option(remove_prefix(Remove), Options)
  404    ->  (   is_list(Remove)
  405        ->  (   member(P, Remove),
  406                atom_concat(P, ExtractPath, Path)
  407            ->  true
  408            ;   domain_error(path_prefix(Remove), Path)
  409            )
  410        ;   (   atom_concat(Remove, ExtractPath, Path)
  411            ->  true
  412            ;   domain_error(path_prefix(Remove), Path)
  413            )
  414        )
  415    ;   ExtractPath = Path
  416    ).
 set_permissions(+Perm:integer, +Target:atom)
Restore the permissions. Currently only restores the executable permission.
  423set_permissions(Perm, Target) :-
  424    Perm /\ 0o100 =\= 0,
  425    !,
  426    '$mark_executable'(Target).
  427set_permissions(_, _).
  428
  429
  430                 /*******************************
  431                 *    HIGH LEVEL PREDICATES     *
  432                 *******************************/
 archive_entries(+Archive, -Paths) is det
True when Paths is a list of pathnames appearing in Archive.
  438archive_entries(Archive, Paths) :-
  439    setup_call_cleanup(
  440        archive_open(Archive, Handle, []),
  441        contents(Handle, Paths),
  442        archive_close(Handle)).
  443
  444contents(Handle, [Path|T]) :-
  445    archive_next_header(Handle, Path),
  446    !,
  447    contents(Handle, T).
  448contents(_, []).
 archive_data_stream(+Archive, -DataStream, +Options) is nondet
True when DataStream is a stream to a data object inside Archive. This predicate transparently unpacks data inside possibly nested archives, e.g., a tar file inside a zip file. It applies the appropriate decompression filters and thus ensures that Prolog reads the plain data from DataStream. DataStream must be closed after the content has been processed. Backtracking opens the next member of the (nested) archive. This predicate processes the following options:
meta_data(-Data:list(dict))
If provided, Data is unified with a list of filters applied to the (nested) archive to open the current DataStream. The first element describes the outermost archive. Each Data dict contains the header properties (archive_header_property/2) as well as the keys:
filters(Filters:list(atom))
Filter list as obtained from archive_property/2
name(Atom)
Name of the entry.

Non-archive files are handled as pseudo-archives that hold a single stream. This is implemented by using archive_open/3 with the options [format(all),format(raw)].

  477archive_data_stream(Archive, DataStream, Options) :-
  478    option(meta_data(MetaData), Options, _),
  479    archive_content(Archive, DataStream, MetaData, []).
  480
  481archive_content(Archive, Entry, [EntryMetadata|PipeMetadataTail], PipeMetadata2) :-
  482    archive_property(Archive, filter(Filters)),
  483    repeat,
  484    (   archive_next_header(Archive, EntryName)
  485    ->  findall(EntryProperty,
  486                archive_header_property(Archive, EntryProperty),
  487                EntryProperties),
  488        dict_create(EntryMetadata, archive_meta_data,
  489                    [ filters(Filters),
  490                      name(EntryName)
  491                    | EntryProperties
  492                    ]),
  493        (   EntryMetadata.filetype == file
  494        ->  archive_open_entry(Archive, Entry0),
  495            (   EntryName == data,
  496                EntryMetadata.format == raw
  497            ->  % This is the last entry in this nested branch.
  498                % We therefore close the choicepoint created by repeat/0.
  499                % Not closing this choicepoint would cause
  500                % archive_next_header/2 to throw an exception.
  501                !,
  502                PipeMetadataTail = PipeMetadata2,
  503                Entry = Entry0
  504            ;   PipeMetadataTail = PipeMetadata1,
  505                open_substream(Entry0,
  506                               Entry,
  507                               PipeMetadata1,
  508                               PipeMetadata2)
  509            )
  510        ;   fail
  511        )
  512    ;   !,
  513        fail
  514    ).
  515
  516open_substream(In, Entry, ArchiveMetadata, PipeTailMetadata) :-
  517    setup_call_cleanup(
  518        archive_open(stream(In),
  519                     Archive,
  520                     [ close_parent(true),
  521                       format(all),
  522                       format(raw)
  523                     ]),
  524        archive_content(Archive, Entry, ArchiveMetadata, PipeTailMetadata),
  525        archive_close(Archive)).
 archive_create(+OutputFile, +InputFiles, +Options) is det
Convenience predicate to create an archive in OutputFile with data from a list of InputFiles and the given Options.

Besides options supported by archive_open/4, the following options are supported:

directory(+Directory)
Changes the directory before adding input files. If this is specified, paths of input files must be relative to Directory and archived files will not have Directory as leading path. This is to simulate -C option of the tar program.
format(+Format)
Write mode supports the following formats: `7zip`, cpio, gnutar, iso9660, xar and zip. Note that a particular installation may support only a subset of these, depending on the configuration of libarchive.
  549archive_create(OutputFile, InputFiles, Options) :-
  550    must_be(list(text), InputFiles),
  551    option(directory(BaseDir), Options, '.'),
  552    setup_call_cleanup(
  553        archive_open(OutputFile, write, Archive, Options),
  554        archive_create_1(Archive, BaseDir, BaseDir, InputFiles, top),
  555        archive_close(Archive)).
  556
  557archive_create_1(_, _, _, [], _) :- !.
  558archive_create_1(Archive, Base, Current, ['.'|Files], sub) :-
  559    !,
  560    archive_create_1(Archive, Base, Current, Files, sub).
  561archive_create_1(Archive, Base, Current, ['..'|Files], Where) :-
  562    !,
  563    archive_create_1(Archive, Base, Current, Files, Where).
  564archive_create_1(Archive, Base, Current, [File|Files], Where) :-
  565    directory_file_path(Current, File, Filename),
  566    archive_create_2(Archive, Base, Filename),
  567    archive_create_1(Archive, Base, Current, Files, Where).
  568
  569archive_create_2(Archive, Base, Directory) :-
  570    exists_directory(Directory),
  571    !,
  572    entry_name(Base, Directory, Directory0),
  573    archive_next_header(Archive, Directory0),
  574    time_file(Directory, Time),
  575    archive_set_header_property(Archive, mtime(Time)),
  576    archive_set_header_property(Archive, filetype(directory)),
  577    archive_open_entry(Archive, EntryStream),
  578    close(EntryStream),
  579    directory_files(Directory, Files),
  580    archive_create_1(Archive, Base, Directory, Files, sub).
  581archive_create_2(Archive, Base, Filename) :-
  582    entry_name(Base, Filename, Filename0),
  583    archive_next_header(Archive, Filename0),
  584    size_file(Filename, Size),
  585    time_file(Filename, Time),
  586    archive_set_header_property(Archive, size(Size)),
  587    archive_set_header_property(Archive, mtime(Time)),
  588    setup_call_cleanup(
  589        archive_open_entry(Archive, EntryStream),
  590        setup_call_cleanup(
  591            open(Filename, read, DataStream, [type(binary)]),
  592            copy_stream_data(DataStream, EntryStream),
  593            close(DataStream)),
  594        close(EntryStream)).
  595
  596entry_name('.', Name, Name) :- !.
  597entry_name(Base, Name, EntryName) :-
  598    directory_file_path(Base, EntryName, Name).
 archive_foldl(:Goal, +Archive, +State0, -State)
Operates like foldl/4 but for the entries in the archive. For each member of the archive, Goal called as `call(:Goal, +Path, +Handle, +S0, -S1). Here, S0 is current state of the accumulator (starting with State0) and S1 is the next state of the accumulator, producing State after the last member of the archive.
Arguments:
Archive- File name or stream to be given to archive_open/[3,4].
See also
- archive_header_property/2, archive_open/4.
  612archive_foldl(Goal, Archive, State0, State) :-
  613    setup_call_cleanup(
  614        archive_open(Archive, Handle, [close_parent(true)]),
  615        archive_foldl_(Goal, Handle, State0, State),
  616        archive_close(Handle)
  617    ).
  618
  619archive_foldl_(Goal, Handle, State0, State) :-
  620    (   archive_next_header(Handle, Path)
  621    ->  call(Goal, Path, Handle, State0, State1),
  622        archive_foldl_(Goal, Handle, State1, State)
  623    ;   State = State0
  624    ).
  625
  626
  627		 /*******************************
  628		 *           MESSAGES		*
  629		 *******************************/
  630
  631:- multifile prolog:error_message//1.  632
  633prolog:error_message(archive_error(Code, Message)) -->
  634    [ 'Archive error (code ~p): ~w'-[Code, Message] ]