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Find if any of the given strings exists in any of .java source files in a folder
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(ns playground | |
(:require [clojure.java.io :as io] | |
[clojure.string :as s]) | |
(:import java.io.File)) | |
(defn walk [dirpath pattern] | |
(doall (filter #(re-matches pattern (.getName %)) | |
(file-seq (io/file dirpath))))) | |
(defn get-lib [lib-s] | |
(second (s/split (first (s/split lib-s #",")) #" "))) | |
(defn search-libs [fp] | |
(with-open [rdr (clojure.java.io/reader fp)] | |
(reduce (fn [a b] (conj a (get-lib b))) [] (line-seq rdr)))) | |
(defn get-all-files [path] | |
(reduce (fn [a b] (conj a b)) [] (walk path #".*\.java"))) | |
(defn search-string-in-file [needle fp] | |
(try | |
(let [haystack (slurp fp)] | |
(if (and needle haystack (.contains (.toLowerCase haystack) (.toLowerCase needle))) fp nil)) | |
(catch Exception e nil))) | |
(defn search-libs-in-file [file libs] | |
(remove #(= nil %) (map #(search-string-in-file % file) | |
libs))) | |
(defn search-package-in-source [package-txt-file source-path] | |
(let [files (get-all-files source-path)] | |
(reduce (fn [a b] | |
(let [found-files (search-libs-in-file b (search-libs package-txt-file))] | |
(if-not (empty? found-files) | |
(conj a found-files) | |
a))) | |
[] files))) | |
(search-package-in-source "e:/bundles.txt" "e:/svn/trunk") | |
; bundles.txt | |
; - foo.bar, sometext | |
; - foo2.bar, sometext | |
; .... | |
; e:/svn/trunk | |
; is a folder containing a lot of .java files | |
; The goal is to find any file that contains at least one of the namespaces in bundles.txt. | |
; So xyz.java: import foo.bar will hit, whereas | |
; abc.java: import somewhat.bar will not hit |
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