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14
15"""Helper rules for demonstrating `py_wheel` examples"""
16
17def _directory_writer_impl(ctx):
18    output = ctx.actions.declare_directory(ctx.attr.out)
19
20    args = ctx.actions.args()
21    args.add("--output", output.path)
22
23    for path, content in ctx.attr.files.items():
24        args.add("--file={}={}".format(
25            path,
26            json.encode(content),
27        ))
28
29    ctx.actions.run(
30        outputs = [output],
31        arguments = [args],
32        executable = ctx.executable._writer,
33    )
34
35    return [DefaultInfo(
36        files = depset([output]),
37        runfiles = ctx.runfiles(files = [output]),
38    )]
39
40directory_writer = rule(
41    implementation = _directory_writer_impl,
42    doc = "A rule for generating a directory with the requested content.",
43    attrs = {
44        "files": attr.string_dict(
45            doc = "A mapping of file name to content to create relative to the generated `out` directory.",
46        ),
47        "out": attr.string(
48            doc = "The name of the directory to create",
49        ),
50        "_writer": attr.label(
51            executable = True,
52            cfg = "exec",
53            default = Label("//examples/wheel/private:directory_writer"),
54        ),
55    },
56)
57
58def _make_variable_tags_impl(ctx):  # buildifier: disable=unused-variable
59    # This example is contrived. In a real usage, this rule would
60    # look at flags or dependencies to determine what values to use.
61    # If all you're doing is setting constant values, then you can simply
62    # set them in the py_wheel() call.
63    vars = {}
64    vars["ABI"] = "cp38"
65    vars["PYTHON_TAG"] = "cp38"
66    vars["VERSION"] = "0.99.0"
67    return [platform_common.TemplateVariableInfo(vars)]
68
69make_variable_tags = rule(
70    attrs = {},
71    doc = """Make variable tags to pass to a py_wheel rule.""",
72    implementation = _make_variable_tags_impl,
73)
74