/* compressDrv compresses files in a given derivation. Inputs: - formats :: [String] List of file extensions to compress. Example: ["txt" "svg" "xml"] - compressors :: [String] A list of compressor names to use. Each element will need to have an associated compressor in the same arguments (see below). Example: ["gz" "zstd"] - compressor- :: String Map a desired extension (e.g. `gz`) to a compress program. The compressor program that will be executed to get the `COMPRESSOR` extension. The program should have a single " {}", which will be the replaced with the target filename. Compressor must: - read symlinks (thus --force is needed to gzip, zstd, xz). - keep the original file in place (--keep). Example compressor: compressor-xz = "${xz}/bin/xz --force --keep {}"; See compressDrvWeb, which is a wrapper on top of compressDrv, for broader use examples. */ { lib, runCommand, }: drv: { formats, compressors, ... } @ args: let validProg = ext: prog: let matches = (builtins.length (builtins.split "\\{}" prog) - 1) / 2; in lib.assertMsg (matches == 1) "compressor-${ext} needs to have exactly one '{}', found ${builtins.toString matches}"; compressorMap = lib.filterAttrs (k: _: (lib.hasPrefix "compressor-" k)) args; mkCmd = ext: prog: assert validProg ext prog; '' find -L $out -type f -regextype posix-extended -iregex '.*\.(${formatsPipe})' -print0 \ | xargs -0 -P$NIX_BUILD_CORES -I{} ${prog} ''; formatsPipe = builtins.concatStringsSep "|" formats; in runCommand "${drv.name}-compressed" {} '' mkdir $out (cd ${drv}; find -L -type d -exec mkdir -p $out/{} ';') (cd ${drv}; find -L -type f -exec ln -s ${drv}/{} $out/{} ';') ${ lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n\n" (ext: mkCmd ext (builtins.getAttr "compressor-${ext}" compressorMap)) compressors } ''