commit-msg

#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
This script will try to enforce the tips given in
http://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/.

Line length violations will cause the commit to fail.
* The subject should be shorter than 50 characters
* The line length of the body should be shorter than 72 characters

The script will ensure the following rules, by inserting them in the message.
* Capitalize the subject line
* Remove any punctuation from the subject line
* Seperate the subject line and the body with an empty line

In case of a failed commit the commit message will be saved in the .git folder
in order to used as a templete in the next commit.

The first paramter given to the 'commit-msg' git hook is the name
of the file in which the commit message is stored in.
"""

import os
import sys
import signal
import re
from collections import OrderedDict

import config
from message_store import run_cmd_output_lines, save

from pattern.en import Sentence, parse, mood
from pattern.en import INDICATIVE, IMPERATIVE, CONDITIONAL, SUBJUNCTIVE

# If the commit is to fail, due to an incorrect formated commit message,
# the information of why is stored here.
FAIL_REASON = []

# If any fixups was done on to the message, information of what fixups are stored here.
FIXUPS = []

# Warnings are shown in the end to the user. Warnings are not cause for a failure
# and are not fixable either.
WARNINGS = []

COMMIT_MSG_PATH = sys.argv[1]


C_END = "\033[0m"
C_RED = "\033[91m"
C_BLUE = "\033[96m"
C_GREEN = "\033[92m"
C_YELLOW = "\033[93m"
C_UNDERLINE = "\033[4m"

def underline(text):
 """
 Returns the given text, but will be shown as underlined if print to the console.
 """
 return C_UNDERLINE + text.replace(C_END, C_END + C_UNDERLINE) + C_END

def red(text):
 """
 Returns the given text, but will be shown as red if print to the console.
 """
 return C_RED + text.replace(C_END, C_END + C_RED) + C_END

def blue(text):
 """
 Returns the given text, but will be shown as blue if print to the console.
 """
 return C_BLUE + text.replace(C_END, C_END + C_BLUE) + C_END

def green(text):
 """
 Returns the given text, but will be shown as green if print to the console.
 """
 return C_GREEN + text.replace(C_END, C_END + C_GREEN ) + C_END

def yellow(text):
 """
 Returns the given text, but will be shown as yellow if print to the console.
 """
 return C_YELLOW + text.replace(C_END, C_END + C_YELLOW) + C_END

def indent(text):
 """
 Returns the given text, but every line is indented with one tab.
 """
 return "\t" + text.replace("\n", "\n\t")

def mood_color_c(_mood):
 """
 Returns the color prefix corresponding to the given mood.
 """
 if _mood == IMPERATIVE:
 return C_GREEN
 elif _mood == INDICATIVE:
 return C_BLUE
 elif _mood == SUBJUNCTIVE:
 return C_RED
 elif _mood == CONDITIONAL:
 return C_YELLOW

def mood_color(_mood):
 """
 Returns the color function corresponding to the given mood.
 """
 if _mood == IMPERATIVE:
 return green
 elif _mood == INDICATIVE:
 return blue
 elif _mood == SUBJUNCTIVE:
 return red
 elif _mood == CONDITIONAL:
 return yellow

def wait_for_input_matching(prompt, regex="[yn].*"):
 """
 Prompts the user with the given prompt, until a input is
 given that matches the given regex.
 """
 sys.stdin = open('/dev/tty')
 answer = raw_input(prompt).lower()
 while not re.match(regex, answer):
 answer = raw_input(prompt).lower()

 return answer


def assert_subject_length(subject):
 """
 Asserts that the subject line is shorter than config.SUBJECT_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT.
 Warns if above config.SUBJECT_LINE_LENGTH_WARNING.
 """
 if len(subject) > config.SUBJECT_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT:
 FAIL_REASON.append(
 "* Too long line (" + red(str(len(subject))) + ")! The subject line may not be " +
 "longer than " + red(str(config.SUBJECT_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT)) + " characters.")
 elif len(subject) > config.SUBJECT_LINE_LENGTH_WARNING:
 WARNINGS.append(
 "* Long subject line (" + blue(str(len(subject))) + "). The preferable length of the " +
 "subject line is below " + green(str(config.SUBJECT_LINE_LENGTH_WARNING)) + ", " +
 "hard limit at " + red(str(config.SUBJECT_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT)) + ".")


def assert_body_line_length(lines):
 """
 Asserts that the body lines are shorter than config.BODY_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT characters.
 Warns if above config.BODY_LINE_LENGTH_WARNING.
 """
 warned = False
 for line in lines[1:]:
 if len(line) > config.BODY_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT:
 FAIL_REASON.append(
 "* Too long line (" + red(str(len(line))) + ")! No line of the body may contain " +
 "more than " + green(str(config.BODY_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT)) + " characters. ")
 break
 elif len(line) > config.BODY_LINE_LENGTH_WARNING and not warned:
 warned = True # Only warn once.
 WARNINGS.append(
 "* Long line (" + blue(str(len(line))) + "). Line lengths above " +
 green(str(config.BODY_LINE_LENGTH_WARNING)) +
 " are discouraged, however the hard limit is " +
 red(str(config.BODY_LINE_LENGTH_HARD_LIMIT)) + ".")


def ensure_subject_line_non_empty(lines):
 """
 Ensures that the subject line is non empty.
 If it is empty and there exist a next line, it is removed and a fixup message is added.
 If it is empty and there does not exist a following line,
 a fail reason is added and the commit will be aborted
 """
 while len(lines) > 0 and re.match(r"^\s*$", lines[0]):
 if len(lines) > 1:
 lines.pop(0)
 FIXUPS.append("* Removed the first line, it was all white space.")
 else:
 FAIL_REASON.append("* The commit message may not be empty.")

 if re.match(r"^\s+.+", lines[0]):
 lines[0] = re.sub(r"^\s", "", lines[0])
 FIXUPS.append("* Removed leading white space in subject line.")

def ensure_capitalization(subject):
 """
 Returns a correctly capitalized version of input subject line.
 """
 if subject[0].islower():
 FIXUPS.append("* Capitalized the subject line.")
 return subject[0].upper() + subject[1:]
 else:
 return subject


def ensure_punctuation(subject):
 """
 Returns a subject line without trailing punctuations.
 """
 while subject[-1] == '.' or subject[-1] == '!' or subject[-1] == '?':
 FIXUPS.append(
 "* Removed '" + subject[-1] +
 "' from the end of the subject line, no need for punctuations in the subject line.")
 subject = subject[0:-1]

 return subject


def ensure_subject_body_seperate(lines):
 """
 Ensures that the subject line is seperated by a blank line.
 The subject and the body needs to be seperated in order for
 git to properly dicern them in the logs. Also i looks better.
 """
 if len(lines) > 1 and not re.compile(r"^\s*$").match(lines[1]):
 lines.insert(1, "")
 FIXUPS.append("* Inserted an empty line between the subject and the body.")


def get_wordlist():
 """
 If no wordlist is found one will be created.
 """
 if not os.path.exists(os.path.expanduser(config.SPELL_CHECK_PERSONAL_WORDLIST)):
 print "No person wordlist found, creating one "\
 "at '" + config.SPELL_CHECK_PERSONAL_WORDLIST + "'"

 wordlist = open(os.path.expanduser(config.SPELL_CHECK_PERSONAL_WORDLIST), 'a+')
 wordlist.write("personal_ws-1.1 en 0\n")
 else:
 wordlist = open(os.path.expanduser(config.SPELL_CHECK_PERSONAL_WORDLIST), 'a')

 return wordlist

def do_language_checks(message):
 """
 Perform a spell check and a mood check and prompt the user
 with the result if the result is negative.
 """
 bad_mood_subject_line = False
 bad_mood_sentence = False
 bad_spelling_found = False

 # Run spell checking, if enabled and available.
 aspell = run_cmd_output_lines("which aspell")[0]
 if config.DO_SPELL_CHECK and aspell == "":
 print "No `aspell` found, install it to enable spell check."

 if config.DO_SPELL_CHECK and not aspell == "":
 aspell_cmd = "echo '" + message.replace("'", "'\\''") + "' | " + aspell + " list"
 misspelled_words = set(run_cmd_output_lines(aspell_cmd)[:-1])

 for word in misspelled_words:
 message = re.sub(r"\b" + word + r"\b", underline(word), message)
 bad_spelling_found = True

 # Continue with mood check if enabled
 if config.DO_MOOD_CHECK:
 mood_by_sentence = OrderedDict()

 sentenceable_message = message
 # The subject line might not contain any punctuation
 # But should allways be treated as a sentence.
 subject = message.split("\n", 1)[0]
 if len(subject) > 0 and (subject[-1] != "." or subject[-1] != "!" or subject[-1] != "?"):
 sentenceable_message = message.replace(subject + "\n", subject + ".\n", 1)

 # Split on punctuation and start of bullet point
 sentences = re.split(r"[.?!]|^\s?[-*]\s?", sentenceable_message)

 for sentence in sentences:
 if re.match(r"^\s*$", sentence):
 continue
 sent = Sentence(parse(sentence, lemmata=True))
 mood_by_sentence[sentence] = mood(sent)


 if sentences[0] in mood_by_sentence and mood_by_sentence[sentences[0]] != IMPERATIVE:
 bad_mood_subject_line = True

 complete_message = ""
 for sent, sent_mood in mood_by_sentence.iteritems():
 end = message.find(sent) + len(sent)

 complete_message += message[0:end].replace(sent, mood_color(sent_mood)(sent))

 message = message[end:]

 if sent_mood == SUBJUNCTIVE:
 bad_mood_sentence = True

 message = complete_message

 # Prompt the user with any errors found.
 if bad_mood_subject_line or bad_mood_sentence or bad_spelling_found:
 count = 1
 prompt = ""
 if bad_mood_subject_line:
 prompt += str(count) + ". "
 prompt += "The mood of the subject line should be "
 prompt += mood_color(IMPERATIVE)(IMPERATIVE)
 prompt += " not "
 prompt += mood_color(mood_by_sentence[sentences[0]])(mood_by_sentence[sentences[0]])
 prompt += ".\n"
 count += 1
 if bad_mood_sentence:
 prompt += str(count) + ". "
 prompt += "No sentence in the body of the message should be "
 prompt += mood_color(SUBJUNCTIVE)(SUBJUNCTIVE)
 prompt += ".\n"
 count += 1
 if bad_spelling_found:
 prompt += str(count) + ". "
 prompt += underline("Underlnied")
 prompt += " some questionable spellings"
 prompt += " in the message.\n"
 count += 1

 print ""
 print prompt
 print ""
 print indent(message)
 print ""

 print mood_color(IMPERATIVE)(IMPERATIVE + " (command)")
 print mood_color(INDICATIVE)(INDICATIVE + " (fact/belief)")
 print mood_color(CONDITIONAL)(CONDITIONAL + " (conjecture)")
 print mood_color(SUBJUNCTIVE)(SUBJUNCTIVE + " (opinion/wish)")
 print ""

 if bad_spelling_found:
 print "To extend your dictionary enter " + green("add") + "."
 answer = wait_for_input_matching("Would you like to continue anyway? ", regex="[yna].*")
 else:
 answer = wait_for_input_matching("Would you like to continue anyway? ")

 if answer.startswith('n'):
 save(ORIGINAL_MESSAGE)
 sys.exit(1) # Aborts the commit.
 elif answer.startswith('a'):
 wordlist = get_wordlist()
 for word in misspelled_words:
 add = wait_for_input_matching("Add " + green(word) + "? ")
 if add.startswith('y'):
 wordlist.write(word + "\n")
 print "Added " + green(word)

 print ""
 wordlist.close()
 answer = wait_for_input_matching("Would you like to continue now? ")
 if answer.startswith('n'):
 save(ORIGINAL_MESSAGE)
 sys.exit(1) # Aborts the commit.


def signal_handler(signal, frame):
 """
 Saves the commit message and kills the program with a
 non zero exit code, which in turn will abort the commit.
 """
 save(ORIGINAL_MESSAGE)
 sys.exit(1)

signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal_handler)

MESSAGE_FILE = open(COMMIT_MSG_PATH, 'r')
ORIGINAL_MESSAGE = MESSAGE_FILE.read()
MESSAGE_FILE.close()

MESSAGE = re.sub(r"^#(?:\n|.)*", "", ORIGINAL_MESSAGE, flags=re.M)

LINES = MESSAGE.splitlines()

# If the commit message is empty git itself will dissmiss it.
if not LINES:
 sys.exit(0)


# The subject is the first line of the commit message
ensure_subject_line_non_empty(LINES)
LINES[0] = ensure_capitalization(LINES[0])
LINES[0] = ensure_punctuation(LINES[0])

assert_subject_length(LINES[0])

# Check the body of the message
if len(LINES) > 1:
 assert_body_line_length(LINES)
 ensure_subject_body_seperate(LINES)

# Done with the asserts!

# Did we fail? We want to fail as early as possible.
if FAIL_REASON:
 # Save the message to be used in the next try.
 save(ORIGINAL_MESSAGE)

 print "COMMIT ABORTED!"
 print "\n".join(FAIL_REASON)
 print ""
 print "Please do try again, or add '--no-verify' to skip"

 sys.exit(1) # Aborts the commit


# Spell check and check for bad moods.
do_language_checks(MESSAGE)

# Did we do any fixups to the message?
if FIXUPS and config.DO_MESSAGE_FIXUP:
 NEW_MESSAGE = "\n".join(LINES)
 MSG_FILE = open(COMMIT_MSG_PATH, 'w')
 MSG_FILE.write(NEW_MESSAGE)
 MSG_FILE.close()

 print ""
 print "Did some fixups on the message for you:"
 print "\n".join(FIXUPS)
 print ""

if WARNINGS and config.PRINT_WARNINGS:
 print "Friendly reminders:"
 print "\n".join(WARNINGS)
 print ""