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package com.loopfor.zookeeper.cli.command
import com.loopfor.scalop._
import com.loopfor.zookeeper._
import com.loopfor.zookeeper.cli._
object Rm {
val Usage = """usage: rm|del [OPTIONS] PATH
Deletes the node specified by PATH.
The version of the node must be provided and match the version in ZooKeeper,
otherwise the operation will fail. Alternatively, --force can be used to
ensure deletion of the node without specifying a version.
If --recursive is specified, then --force is automatically implied and,
consequently, --version is ignored. In this scenario, the candidate set of
nodes marked for deletion is constructed by performing a traversal of child
nodes beginning at PATH. Then, an attempt is made to delete those nodes in a
bottom-up manner. Since this operation is not atomically performed, there
exists the possibility of concurrent modifications to the subtree of PATH
from another process, thus resulting in spurious failures, most notably the
case where nodes are created after expansion of the subtree.
Use --recursive with caution since this option can be quite destructive.
This command does not allow recursive deletion when the effective PATH
is `/`.
options:
--recursive, -r : recursively deletes nodes under PATH
(implies --force on child nodes)
--version, -v VERSION : version required to match in ZooKeeper
--force, -f : forcefully delete node regardless of version
"""
def command(zk: Zookeeper) = new CommandProcessor {
implicit val _zk = zk
val opts =
("recursive", 'r') ~> just(true) ~~ false ::
("force", 'f') ~> just(true) ~~ false ::
("version", 'v') ~> as[Option[Int]] ~~ None ::
Nil
def apply(cmd: String, args: Seq[String], context: Path): Path = {
val optr = opts <~ args
val recurse = optr[Boolean]("recursive")
val version = versionOpt(optr)
val path = pathArg(optr)
val node = Node(context resolve path)
delete(node, recurse, version)
context
}
}
def find(zk: Zookeeper, args: Seq[String]) = new FindProcessor {
implicit val _zk = zk
val opts =
("recursive", 'r') ~> just(true) ~~ false ::
Nil
val optr = opts <~ args
val recurse = optr[Boolean]("recursive")
def apply(node: Node): Unit = {
delete(node, recurse, None)
}
}
private def delete(node: Node, recurse: Boolean, version: Option[Int])(implicit zk: Zookeeper): Unit = {
val deletions = if (recurse) {
if (node.path.path == "/") complain("/: recursive deletion of root path not allowed")
def traverse(node: Node, deletions: Seq[Node]): Seq[Node] = {
try {
((node +: deletions) /: node.children()) { case (d, child) => traverse(child, d) }
} catch {
case _: NoNodeException => deletions
}
}
traverse(node, Seq.empty) map { (_, Option.empty[Int]) }
} else
Seq((node, version))
deletions foreach { case (node, version) =>
try {
node.delete(version)
} catch {
case _: NoNodeException => complain(s"${node.path}: no such node")
case _: BadVersionException => complain(s"${version.get}: version does not match")
case _: NotEmptyException => complain(s"${node.path}: node has children")
}
}
}
private def versionOpt(optr: OptResult): Option[Int] = {
val force = optr[Boolean]("force")
val recurse = optr[Boolean]("recursive")
if (force || recurse) None
else optr[Option[Int]]("version") match {
case None => complain("version must be specified; otherwise use --force")
case v => v
}
}
private def pathArg(optr: OptResult): Path = optr.args match {
case Seq(path, _*) => Path(path)
case Seq() => complain("path must be specified")
}
}
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