97 lines
2.9 KiB
JavaScript
97 lines
2.9 KiB
JavaScript
const debug = require("debug")("streamroller:fileNameParser");
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const ZIP_EXT = ".gz";
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const format = require("date-format");
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const DEFAULT_FILENAME_SEP = ".";
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module.exports = ({ file, keepFileExt, pattern, fileNameSep }) => {
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let FILENAME_SEP = fileNameSep || DEFAULT_FILENAME_SEP;
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// All these functions take two arguments: f, the filename, and p, the result placeholder
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// They return the filename with any matching parts removed.
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// The "zip" function, for instance, removes the ".gz" part of the filename (if present)
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const zip = (f, p) => {
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if (f.endsWith(ZIP_EXT)) {
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debug("it is gzipped");
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p.isCompressed = true;
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return f.slice(0, -1 * ZIP_EXT.length);
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}
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return f;
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};
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const __NOT_MATCHING__ = "__NOT_MATCHING__";
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const extAtEnd = f => {
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if (f.startsWith(file.name) && f.endsWith(file.ext)) {
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debug("it starts and ends with the right things");
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return f.slice(file.name.length + 1, -1 * file.ext.length);
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}
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return __NOT_MATCHING__;
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};
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const extInMiddle = f => {
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if (f.startsWith(file.base)) {
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debug("it starts with the right things");
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return f.slice(file.base.length + 1);
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}
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return __NOT_MATCHING__;
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};
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const dateAndIndex = (f, p) => {
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const items = f.split(FILENAME_SEP);
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let indexStr = items[items.length - 1];
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debug("items: ", items, ", indexStr: ", indexStr);
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let dateStr = f;
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if (indexStr !== undefined && indexStr.match(/^\d+$/)) {
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dateStr = f.slice(0, -1 * (indexStr.length + 1));
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debug(`dateStr is ${dateStr}`);
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if (pattern && !dateStr) {
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dateStr = indexStr;
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indexStr = "0";
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}
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} else {
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indexStr = "0";
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}
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try {
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// Two arguments for new Date() are intentional. This will set other date
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// components to minimal values in the current timezone instead of UTC,
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// as new Date(0) will do.
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const date = format.parse(pattern, dateStr, new Date(0, 0));
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if (format.asString(pattern, date) !== dateStr) return f;
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p.index = parseInt(indexStr, 10);
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p.date = dateStr;
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p.timestamp = date.getTime();
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return "";
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} catch (e) {
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//not a valid date, don't panic.
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debug(`Problem parsing ${dateStr} as ${pattern}, error was: `, e);
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return f;
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}
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};
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const index = (f, p) => {
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if (f.match(/^\d+$/)) {
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debug("it has an index");
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p.index = parseInt(f, 10);
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return "";
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}
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return f;
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};
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let parts = [
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zip,
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keepFileExt ? extAtEnd : extInMiddle,
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pattern ? dateAndIndex : index
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];
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return filename => {
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let result = { filename, index: 0, isCompressed: false };
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// pass the filename through each of the file part parsers
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let whatsLeftOver = parts.reduce(
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(remains, part) => part(remains, result),
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filename
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);
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// if there's anything left after parsing, then it wasn't a valid filename
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return whatsLeftOver ? null : result;
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};
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};
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