// Yarn is a package manager for Javascript applications package yarn import ( "strings" "dagger.io/dagger" "dagger.io/dagger/engine" "universe.dagger.io/alpine" "universe.dagger.io/bash" ) // Build a Yarn package #Build: { // Application source code source: dagger.#FS // working directory to use cwd: *"." | string // Write the contents of `environment` to this file, // in the "envfile" format writeEnvFile: string | *"" // Read build output from this directory // (path must be relative to working directory) buildDir: string | *"build" // Run this yarn script script: string | *"build" // Fix for shadowing issues let yarnScript = script // Cache to use, passed by the caller cache: engine.#CacheDir // Optional arguments for the script args: [...string] | *[] // Secret variables // FIXME: not implemented. Are they needed? secrets: [string]: dagger.#Secret // FIXME: Yarn's version depends on Alpine's version // Yarn version // yarnVersion: *"=~1.22" | string // FIXME: custom base image not supported image: alpine.#Build & { packages: { bash: {} yarn: {} } } // Run yarn in a containerized build environment command: bash.#Run & { // FIXME: not working? // *{ // _image: alpine.#Build & { // packages: { // bash: version: "=~5.1" // yarn: version: yarnVersion // } // } // image: _image.output // env: CUSTOM_IMAGE: "0" // } | { // env: CUSTOM_IMAGE: "1" // } "image": image.output script: #""" # Create $ENVFILE_NAME file if set [ -n "$ENVFILE_NAME" ] && echo "$ENVFILE" > "$ENVFILE_NAME" yarn --cwd "$YARN_CWD" install --production false opts=( $(echo $YARN_ARGS) ) yarn --cwd "$YARN_CWD" run "$YARN_BUILD_SCRIPT" ${opts[@]} mv "$YARN_BUILD_DIRECTORY" /build """# mounts: { "yarn cache": { dest: "/cache/yarn" contents: cache } "package source": { dest: "/src" contents: source } // FIXME: mount secrets } export: directories: "/build": _ env: { YARN_BUILD_SCRIPT: yarnScript YARN_ARGS: strings.Join(args, "\n") YARN_CACHE_FOLDER: "/cache/yarn" YARN_CWD: cwd YARN_BUILD_DIRECTORY: buildDir if writeEnvFile != "" { ENVFILE_NAME: writeEnvFile ENVFILE: strings.Join([ for k, v in env {"\(k)=\(v)"}], "\n") } } workdir: "/src" } // The final contents of the package after build output: command.export.directories."/build".contents }