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date Wed, 01 May 2024 06:39:10 +0000
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--- Generic utilities for handling pathnames.
module("luarocks.dir", package.seeall)

separator = "/"

--- Strip the path off a path+filename.
-- @param pathname string: A path+name, such as "/a/b/c"
-- or "\a\b\c".
-- @return string: The filename without its path, such as "c".
function base_name(pathname)
   assert(type(pathname) == "string")

   local base = pathname:gsub("[/\\]*$", ""):match(".*[/\\]([^/\\]*)")
   return base or pathname
end

--- Strip the name off a path+filename.
-- @param pathname string: A path+name, such as "/a/b/c".
-- @return string: The filename without its path, such as "/a/b/".
-- For entries such as "/a/b/", "/a/" is returned. If there are
-- no directory separators in input, "" is returned.
function dir_name(pathname)
   assert(type(pathname) == "string")

   return (pathname:gsub("/*$", ""):match("(.*/)[^/]*")) or ""
end

--- Describe a path in a cross-platform way.
-- Use this function to avoid platform-specific directory
-- separators in other modules. Removes trailing slashes from
-- each component given, to avoid repeated separators.
-- Separators inside strings are kept, to handle URLs containing
-- protocols.
-- @param ... strings representing directories
-- @return string: a string with a platform-specific representation
-- of the path.
function path(...)
   local items = {...}
   local i = 1
   while items[i] do
      items[i] = items[i]:gsub("(.+)/+$", "%1")
      if items[i] == "" then
         table.remove(items, i)
      else
         i = i + 1
      end
   end
   return (table.concat(items, "/"):gsub("(.+)/+$", "%1"))
end

--- Split protocol and path from an URL or local pathname.
-- URLs should be in the "protocol://path" format.
-- For local pathnames, "file" is returned as the protocol.
-- @param url string: an URL or a local pathname.
-- @return string, string: the protocol, and the pathname without the protocol.
function split_url(url)
   assert(type(url) == "string")
   
   local protocol, pathname = url:match("^([^:]*)://(.*)")
   if not protocol then
      protocol = "file"
      pathname = url
   end
   return protocol, pathname
end

function normalize(name)
   return name:gsub("\\", "/"):gsub("(.)/*$", "%1")
end