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48 changes: 29 additions & 19 deletions docs/src/bot.md
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# SnoopCompile Bot
# SnoopCompile Bot (EXPERIMENTAL)

You can use SnoopCompile bot to automatically and continuously create precompile files.

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----------------------------------


- workflow file:
- Workflow file:

create a workflow file with this path in your repository `.github/workflows/SnoopCompile.yml` and use the following content:

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with:
version: ${{ matrix.julia-version }}
- name: Install dependencies
run: julia --project=@. -e 'using Pkg; Pkg.instantiate();'
run: julia --project -e 'using Pkg; Pkg.instantiate();'
- name : Add SnoopCompile and current package
run: julia -e 'using Pkg; Pkg.add(PackageSpec(url = "https://github.com/aminya/SnoopCompile.jl", rev ="packageSnooper")); Pkg.develop(PackageSpec(; path=pwd()));'
run: julia -e 'using Pkg; Pkg.add("SnoopCompile"); Pkg.develop(PackageSpec(; path=pwd()));'
- name: Install Test dependencies
run: julia -e 'using SnoopCompile; SnoopCompile.addtestdep()'
- name: Generating precompile files
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# https://github.com/marketplace/actions/create-pull-request
- name: Create Pull Request
uses: peter-evans/create-pull-request@v2-beta
uses: peter-evans/create-pull-request@v2.0.0
with:
token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
commit-message: Update precompile_*.jl file
committer: Amin Yahyaabadi <aminyahyaabadi74@gmail.com>
committer: YOUR NAME <yourEmail@something.com> # Change `committer` to your name and your email.
title: '[AUTO] Update precompile_*.jl file'
labels: SnoopCompile
branch: create-pull-request/SnoopCompile
- name: Check output environment variable
run: echo "Pull Request Number - ${{ env.PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER }}"
```
If your examples or tests have dependencies, you should add a `Test.toml` to your test folder.

`Install Test dependencies` step is only needed if you have test dependencies other than Test. Otherwise, you should comment it.
`Install Test dependencies` step is only needed if you have test dependencies other than Test. Otherwise, you should comment it. In this case, if your examples or tests have dependencies, you should add a `Test.toml` to your test folder.

```yaml
# - name: Install Test dependencies
# run: julia -e 'using SnoopCompile; SnoopCompile.addtestdep()'
- name: Install Test dependencies
run: julia -e 'using SnoopCompile; SnoopCompile.addtestdep()'
```

For example for MatLang package:

[Link](https://github.com/juliamatlab/MatLang/blob/master/.github/workflows/SnoopCompile.yml)

Change `committer` to your name and your email.

----------------------------------


- Add a `snoopCompile.jl` file under `deps/SnoopCompile`. The content of the file can be the examples that call the package functions:
- Precompile script

Add a `snoopCompile.jl` file under `deps/SnoopCompile`. The content of the file should be a script that "exercises" the functionality you'd like to precompile. One option is to use your package's `"runtests.jl"` file, or you can write a custom script for this purpose.


For example, some examples that call the functions:

```julia
using SnoopCompile
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```
[Ref]( https://github.com/juliamatlab/MatLang/blob/master/deps/SnoopCompile/snoopCompile.jl)

or If you do not have additional examples, you can use your runtests.jl file:
or if you do not have additional examples, you can use your runtests.jl file using this syntax:

```julia
using SnoopCompile
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@snoopiBot "MatLang"
```

[Also look at this](https://timholy.github.io/SnoopCompile.jl/stable/snoopi/#Precompile-scripts-1)

----------------------------------

- Two lines of code that includes the precompile file in your main module. It is better to have these lines commented, if you want to continuously develop and change your package offline. Only merging pull requests online will uncomment the lines automatically:
- Include precompile signatures

Two lines of (commented) code that includes the precompile file in your main module.

It is better to have these lines commented to continuously develop and change your package offline. snoopiBot will find these lines of code and will uncomment them in the created pull request. If they are not commented the bot will leave it as is in the pull request:

```julia
# include("../deps/SnoopCompile/precompile/precompile_MatLang.jl")
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[Ref](https://github.com/juliamatlab/MatLang/blob/072ff8ed9877cbb34f8583ae2cf928a5df18aa0c/src/MatLang.jl#L26)


----------------------------------


## Benchmark

To measure the effect of adding precompile files. Add a `snoopBenchmark.jl`. The content of this file can be the following:
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```julia
println("loading infer benchmark")
@snoopiBenchBot "MatLang" using MatLang
@snoopiBench "MatLang" using MatLang
```

Benchmarking the example infer time
```julia
println("examples infer benchmark")
@snoopiBenchBot "MatLang" begin
@snoopiBench "MatLang" begin
using MatLang
examplePath = joinpath(dirname(dirname(pathof(MatLang))), "examples")
# include(joinpath(examplePath,"Language_Fundamentals", "usage_Entering_Commands.jl"))
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Benchmarking the tests:
```julia
@snoopiBenchBot "MatLang"
@snoopiBench "MatLang"
```
[Ref](https://github.com/juliamatlab/MatLang/blob/master/deps/SnoopCompile/snoopBenchmark.jl)

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export precompileActivator, precompileDeactivator, precompilePather, @snoopiBot, @snoopiBenchBot, BotConfig
export precompile_activator, precompile_deactivator, precompile_pather, @snoopiBot, @snoopiBench, BotConfig

UStrings = Union{AbstractString,Regex,AbstractChar}
const UStrings = Union{AbstractString,Regex,AbstractChar}
################################################################
"""
BotConfig
Config object that holds the options and configuration for the snoopCompile bot. This object is fed to the `@snoopiBot`.
Config object that holds the options and configuration for the SnoopCompile bot. This object is fed to the `@snoopiBot`.
# Arguments:
- packageName::String
- subst::Vector{Pair{UStrings, UStrings}} : to replace a packages precompile setences with another's package like ["ImageTest" => "Images"]
- blacklist::Vector{UStrings} : to remove some precompile sentences
- `packageName::String`
- `subst::Vector{Pair{UStrings, UStrings}}` : to replace a packages precompile setences with another's package like `["ImageTest" => "Images"]`
- `blacklist::Vector{UStrings}` : to remove some precompile sentences
# Ustrings == Union{AbstractString,Regex,AbstractChar} # every string like type that replace() has a method for.
`const UStrings == Union{AbstractString,Regex,AbstractChar}` # every string like type that `replace()` has a method for.
"""
struct BotConfig
packageName::String
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end

include("bot/botutils.jl")
include("bot/precomileInclude.jl")
include("bot/precompileInclude.jl")
include("bot/snoopiBot.jl")
include("bot/snoopiBenchBot.jl")
include("bot/snoopiBench.jl")
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Used in Github Action workflow yaml file
"""
function addtestdep()
local testToml
try
if isfile("test/Test.toml")
testToml = Pkg.Types.parse_toml("test/Test.toml")
catch
else
error("please add a Test.toml to the /test directory for test dependencies")
end

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"""
precompilePather(packageName::String)
precompile_pather(packageName::String)
To get the path of precompile_packageName.jl file
Written exclusively for SnoopCompile Github actions.
# Examples
```julia
precompilePath, precompileFolder = precompilePather("MatLang")
precompilePath, precompileFolder = precompile_pather("MatLang")
```
"""
function precompilePather(packageName::String)
function precompile_pather(packageName::String)
return "\"../deps/SnoopCompile/precompile/precompile_$packageName.jl\"",
"$(pwd())/deps/SnoopCompile/precompile/"
end

precompilePather(packageName::Symbol) = precompilePather(string(packageName))
precompilePather(packageName::Module) = precompilePather(string(packageName))
precompile_pather(packageName::Symbol) = precompile_pather(string(packageName))
precompile_pather(packageName::Module) = precompile_pather(string(packageName))

################################################################

function precompileRegex(precompilePath)
function precompile_regex(precompilePath)
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3469080/match-whitespace-but-not-newlines
# {1,} for any number of spaces
c1 = Regex("#[^\\S\\r\\n]{0,}include\\($(precompilePath)\\)")
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################################################################

"""
precompileActivator(packagePath, precompilePath)
precompile_activator(packagePath, precompilePath)
Activates precompile of a package by adding or uncommenting include() of *.jl file generated by SnoopCompile and _precompile_().
packagePath is the same as `pathof`. However, `pathof(module)` isn't used to prevent loadnig the package.
Written exclusively for SnoopCompile Github actions.
"""
function precompileActivator(packagePath::String, precompilePath::String)
function precompile_activator(packagePath::String, precompilePath::String)

file = open(packagePath,"r")
packageText = Base.read(file, String)
close(file)
packageText = Base.read(packagePath, String)

c1, c2, a1, a2 = precompileRegex(precompilePath)
c1, c2, a1, a2 = precompile_regex(precompilePath)

# Checking availability of _precompile_ code
commented = occursin(c1, packageText) && occursin(c2, packageText)
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),
init = packageText)

file = open(packagePath,"w")
Base.write(file, packageEdited)
close(file)
Base.write(packagePath, packageEdited)

println("precompile is activated")
elseif available
# do nothing
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end

"""
precompileDeactivator(packagePath, precompilePath)
precompile_deactivator(packagePath, precompilePath)
Deactivates precompile of a package by commenting include() of *.jl file generated by SnoopCompile and _precompile_().
packagePath is the same as `pathof`. However, `pathof(module)` isn't used to prevent loadnig the package.
Written exclusively for SnoopCompile Github actions.
"""
function precompileDeactivator(packagePath::String, precompilePath::String)
function precompile_deactivator(packagePath::String, precompilePath::String)

file = open(packagePath,"r")
packageText = Base.read(file, String)
close(file)
packageText = Base.read(packagePath, String)

c1, c2, a1, a2 = precompileRegex(precompilePath)
c1, c2, a1, a2 = precompile_regex(precompilePath)

# Checking availability of _precompile_ code
commented = occursin(c1, packageText) && occursin(c2, packageText)
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),
init = packageText)

file = open(packagePath,"w")
Base.write(file, packageEdited)
close(file)
Base.write(packagePath, packageEdited)

println("precompile is deactivated")
elseif commented
# do nothing
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