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internal/pkg: optional executable files
This enables a FileArtifact implementation to specify whether its resulting file should be executable. This change also implements shebang and ELF magic checks in the file artifact.

Signed-off-by: Ophestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>
2026-07-23 17:10:22 +09:00

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Go

package pkg
import (
"bytes"
"crypto/sha512"
"fmt"
"io"
)
// A fileArtifact is an [Artifact] that cures into data known ahead of time.
type fileArtifact []byte
var _ KnownChecksum = new(fileArtifact)
var _ CuresExempt = new(fileArtifact)
var _ RevisionArtifact = new(fileArtifact)
// fileArtifactNamed embeds fileArtifact alongside a caller-supplied name.
type fileArtifactNamed struct {
fileArtifact
// Caller-supplied user-facing reporting name.
name string
}
var _ fmt.Stringer = new(fileArtifactNamed)
var _ KnownChecksum = new(fileArtifactNamed)
// String returns the caller-supplied reporting name.
func (a *fileArtifactNamed) String() string { return a.name }
// Params writes the caller-supplied reporting name and the file body.
func (a *fileArtifactNamed) Params(ctx *IContext) {
ctx.WriteString(a.name)
ctx.Write(a.fileArtifact)
}
// NewFile returns a [FileArtifact] that cures into a caller-supplied byte slice.
//
// Caller must not modify data after NewFile returns.
func NewFile(name string, data []byte) FileArtifact {
f := fileArtifact(data)
if name != "" {
return &fileArtifactNamed{f, name}
}
return &f
}
// Kind returns the hardcoded [Kind] constant.
func (*fileArtifact) Kind() Kind { return KindFile }
// Params writes an empty string and the file body.
func (a *fileArtifact) Params(ctx *IContext) {
ctx.WriteString("")
ctx.Write(*a)
}
func init() {
register(KindFile, func(r *IRReader) Artifact {
name := r.ReadString()
data := r.ReadStringBytes()
if _, ok := r.Finalise(); !ok {
panic(ErrExpectedChecksum)
}
return NewFile(name, data)
})
}
// Inputs returns a nil slice.
func (*fileArtifact) Inputs() []Artifact { return nil }
// IsExclusive returns false: Cure returns a prepopulated buffer.
func (*fileArtifact) IsExclusive() bool { return false }
// Checksum computes and returns the checksum of caller-supplied data.
func (a *fileArtifact) Checksum() Checksum {
h := sha512.New384()
h.Write(*a)
return Checksum(h.Sum(nil))
}
// Revision satisfies [RevisionArtifact] for incompatible IsExecutable behaviour.
func (*fileArtifact) Revision() uint64 { return 0 }
// IsExecutable returns whether the contents begin with shebang or the ELF
// magic number.
func (a *fileArtifact) IsExecutable() bool {
return a != nil &&
(bytes.HasPrefix(
*a, []byte{'#', '!'},
) || bytes.HasPrefix(
*a, []byte{0x7f, 'E', 'L', 'F'},
))
}
// Cure returns the caller-supplied data.
func (a *fileArtifact) Cure(*RContext) (io.ReadCloser, error) {
return io.NopCloser(bytes.NewReader(*a)), nil
}
// CuresExempt exempts the cheap [KindFile] implementation.
func (*fileArtifact) CuresExempt() {}