module Vagrant # The Vagrant data store is a key-value store which is persisted # as JSON in a local file which is specified in the initializer. # The data store itself is accessed via typical hash accessors: `[]` # and `[]=`. If a key is set to `nil`, then it is removed from the # datastore. The data store is only updated on disk when {#commit} # is called on the data store itself. # # The data store is a hash with indifferent access, meaning that # while all keys are persisted as strings in the JSON, you can access # them back as either symbols or strings. Note that this is only true # for the top-level data store. As soon as you set a hash inside the # data store, unless you explicitly use a {Util::HashWithIndifferentAccess}, # it will be a regular hash. class DataStore < Util::HashWithIndifferentAccess attr_reader :file_path def initialize(file_path) @file_path = file_path return if !file_path raise Errors::DotfileIsDirectory if File.directory?(file_path) if File.exist?(file_path) File.open(file_path, "r") do |f| merge!(JSON.parse(f.read)) end end end # Commits any changes to the data to disk. Even if the data # hasn't changed, it will be reserialized and written to disk. def commit return if !file_path clean_nil_and_empties if empty? # Delete the file since an empty data store is not useful File.delete(file_path) if File.file?(file_path) else File.open(file_path, "w") { |f| f.write(to_json) } end end protected # Removes the "nil" and "empty?" values from the hash (children # included) so that the final output JSON is cleaner. def clean_nil_and_empties(hash=self) # Clean depth first hash.each do |k, v| clean_nil_and_empties(v) if v.is_a?(Hash) end # Clean ourselves, knowing that any children have already been # cleaned up bad_keys = hash.inject([]) do |acc, data| k,v = data acc.push(k) if v.nil? acc.push(k) if v.respond_to?(:empty?) && v.empty? acc end bad_keys.each do |key| hash.delete(key) end end end end