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This commit introduces a mechanism to use the setup-php scripts for configuring PHP environments on local Linux/Ubuntu machines. Key changes: - Added `src/local_installer.ts`: A Node.js script that takes command-line arguments to define the desired PHP setup (version, extensions, tools, INI settings) and generates a `run.sh` script. - Added `src/local_utils.ts`: A utility module with functions adapted for local execution, removing dependencies on `@actions/core`. It supports fetching inputs from yargs/environment variables. - Modified `src/fetch.ts`: Replaced `@actions/http-client` with `node-fetch` for compatibility. - Updated `src/config.ts`, `src/coverage.ts`, `src/extensions.ts`, and `src/tools.ts` to import utilities from `local_utils.ts` instead of `utils.ts`. - Added `LOCAL_SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md`: Comprehensive documentation on prerequisites, how to run the local installer, command-line options, and troubleshooting. This allows users to leverage the robust PHP environment configuration capabilities of this project directly on their development machines.
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1.5 KiB
TypeScript
38 lines
1.5 KiB
TypeScript
// This is a modified version of fetch.ts for local execution, using node-fetch.
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// User should install node-fetch: npm install node-fetch@2
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// (or node-fetch@3 if using ESM modules, but this project seems to be CJS for now)
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import OriginalNodeFetch from 'node-fetch';
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// node-fetch v3 is ESM-only. If the project is CJS, we need v2 or a dynamic import.
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// For simplicity, assuming node-fetch v2 or that the project can handle ESM.
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// If using ts-node with commonjs, node-fetch v2 is easier.
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const fetchModule = OriginalNodeFetch as any; // Type assertion to handle CJS/ESM differences if any
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const actualFetch = fetchModule.default || fetchModule; // Handle default export for ESM
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interface FetchResult {
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data: string | null;
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statusCode: number;
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error?: string;
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}
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export async function fetch(url: string): Promise<FetchResult> {
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try {
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const response = await actualFetch(url, {
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// node-fetch options if needed, e.g., timeout, retries (though http-client handled retries)
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// For simplicity, no complex retry logic here, but could be added.
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});
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const data = await response.text();
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if (response.ok) {
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return { data, statusCode: response.status };
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}
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return { data, statusCode: response.status, error: `Request failed with status ${response.status}` };
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} catch (error: any) {
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// console.error(`Fetch error for URL ${url}:`, error);
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return {
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data: null,
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statusCode: 0, // Indicate a client-side error or network issue
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error: error.message
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};
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}
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}
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