watchman_cmd.h

/* Copyright 2013-present Facebook, Inc.
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 */

#ifndef WATCHMAN_CMD_H
#define WATCHMAN_CMD_H

typedef void (*watchman_command_func)(
    struct watchman_client* client,
    const json_ref& args);

typedef bool (*watchman_cli_cmd_validate_func)(json_ref& args, char** errmsg);

#define CMD_DAEMON 1
#define CMD_CLIENT 2
#define CMD_POISON_IMMUNE 4
#define CMD_ALLOW_ANY_USER 8
struct watchman_command_handler_def {
  const char *name;
  watchman_command_func func;
  int flags;
  watchman_cli_cmd_validate_func cli_validate;
};

// For commands that take the root dir as the second parameter,
// realpath's that parameter on the client side and updates the
// argument list
bool w_cmd_realpath_root(json_ref& args, char** errmsg);

// Try to find a project root that contains the path `resolved`. If found,
// modify `resolved` to hold the path to the root project and return true.
// Else, return false.
// root_files should be derived from a call to cfg_compute_root_files, and it
// should not be null.  cfg_compute_root_files ensures that .watchmanconfig is
// first in the returned list of files.  This is important because it is the
// definitive indicator for the location of the project root.
bool find_project_root(
    const json_ref& root_files,
    w_string_piece& resolved,
    w_string_piece& relpath);

void preprocess_command(
    json_ref& args,
    enum w_pdu_type output_pdu,
    uint32_t output_capabilities);
bool dispatch_command(
    struct watchman_client* client,
    const json_ref& args,
    int mode);
bool try_client_mode_command(const json_ref& cmd, bool pretty);
void w_register_command(struct watchman_command_handler_def *defs);

#define W_CMD_REG_1(symbol, name, func, flags, clivalidate) \
  static w_ctor_fn_type(symbol) {                    \
    static struct watchman_command_handler_def d = { \
      name, func, flags, clivalidate                 \
    };                                               \
    w_register_command(&d);                          \
  }                                                  \
  w_ctor_fn_reg(symbol)

#define W_CMD_REG(name, func, flags, clivalidate) \
  W_CMD_REG_1(w_gen_symbol(w_cmd_register_), \
      name, func, flags, clivalidate)

#define W_CAP_REG1(symbol, name)  \
  static w_ctor_fn_type(symbol) { \
    w_capability_register(name);  \
  }                               \
  w_ctor_fn_reg(symbol)

#define W_CAP_REG(name) \
  W_CAP_REG1(w_gen_symbol(w_cap_reg_), name)

void w_capability_register(const char *name);
bool w_capability_supported(const w_string& name);
json_ref w_capability_get_list(void);

void send_error_response(
    struct watchman_client* client,
    WATCHMAN_FMT_STRING(const char* fmt),
    ...) WATCHMAN_FMT_ATTR(2, 3);
void send_and_dispose_response(
    struct watchman_client* client,
    json_ref&& response);
bool enqueue_response(
    struct watchman_client* client,
    json_ref&& json,
    bool ping);

std::shared_ptr<w_root_t> resolve_root_or_err(
    struct watchman_client* client,
    const json_ref& args,
    size_t root_index,
    bool create);

json_ref make_response(void);
void annotate_with_clock(const std::shared_ptr<w_root_t>& root, json_ref& resp);
void add_root_warnings_to_response(
    json_ref& response,
    const std::shared_ptr<w_root_t>& root);

bool clock_id_string(uint32_t root_number, uint32_t ticks, char *buf,
    size_t bufsize);

#endif

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