mw = mw or {} local packageCache local packageModuleFunc local php local allowEnvFuncs = false local logBuffer = '' local currentFrame local loadedData = {} -- Extend pairs and ipairs to recognize __pairs and __ipairs, if they don't already ( function () local t = {} setmetatable( t, { __pairs = function() return 1, 2, 3 end } ) local f = pairs( t ) if f ~= 1 then local old_pairs = pairs pairs = function ( t ) local mt = getmetatable( t ) local f, s, var = ( mt and mt.__pairs or old_pairs )( t ) return f, s, var end local old_ipairs = ipairs ipairs = function ( t ) local mt = getmetatable( t ) local f, s, var = ( mt and mt.__ipairs or old_ipairs )( t ) return f, s, var end end end )() --- Put an isolation-friendly package module into the specified environment -- table. The package module will have an empty cache, because caching of -- module functions from other cloned environments would break module isolation. -- -- @param env The cloned environment local function makePackageModule( env ) -- Create the package globals in the given environment setfenv( packageModuleFunc, env )() -- Make a loader function local function loadPackage( modName ) local init if packageCache[modName] == 'missing' then return nil elseif packageCache[modName] == nil then init = php.loadPackage( modName ) if init == nil then packageCache[modName] = 'missing' return nil end packageCache[modName] = init else init = packageCache[modName] end setfenv( init, env ) return init end table.insert( env.package.loaders, loadPackage ) end --- Set up the base environment. The PHP host calls this function after any -- necessary host-side initialisation has been done. function mw.setupInterface( options ) -- Don't allow any more calls mw.setupInterface = nil -- Don't allow getmetatable() on a non-table, since if you can get the metatable, -- you can set values in it, breaking isolation local old_getmetatable = getmetatable function getmetatable(obj) if type(obj) == 'table' then return old_getmetatable(obj) else return nil end end if options.allowEnvFuncs then allowEnvFuncs = true end -- Store the interface table -- -- mw_interface.loadPackage() returns function values with their environment -- set to the base environment, which would violate module isolation if they -- were run from a cloned environment. We can only allow access to -- mw_interface.loadPackage via our environment-setting wrapper. -- php = mw_interface mw_interface = nil packageModuleFunc = php.loadPackage( 'package' ) makePackageModule( _G ) package.loaded.mw = mw packageCache = {} end --- Do a "deep copy" of a table or other value. function mw.clone( val ) local tableRefs = {} local function recursiveClone( val ) if type( val ) == 'table' then -- Encode circular references correctly if tableRefs[val] ~= nil then return tableRefs[val] end local retVal retVal = {} tableRefs[val] = retVal -- Copy metatable if getmetatable( val ) then setmetatable( retVal, recursiveClone( getmetatable( val ) ) ) end for key, elt in pairs( val ) do retVal[key] = recursiveClone( elt ) end return retVal else return val end end return recursiveClone( val ) end --- Set up a cloned environment for execution of a module chunk, then execute -- the module in that environment. This is called by the host to implement -- {{#invoke}}. -- -- @param chunk The module chunk function mw.executeModule( chunk ) local env = mw.clone( _G ) makePackageModule( env ) -- This is unsafe env.mw.makeProtectedEnvFuncs = nil if allowEnvFuncs then env.setfenv, env.getfenv = mw.makeProtectedEnvFuncs( {[_G] = true}, {} ) else env.setfenv = nil env.getfenv = nil end setfenv( chunk, env ) return chunk() end --- Make isolation-safe setfenv and getfenv functions -- -- @param protectedEnvironments A table where the keys are protected environment -- tables. These environments cannot be accessed with getfenv(), and -- functions with these environments cannot be modified or accessed using -- integer indexes to setfenv(). However, functions with these environments -- can have their environment set with setfenv() with a function value -- argument. -- -- @param protectedFunctions A table where the keys are protected functions, -- which cannot have their environments set by setfenv() with a function -- value argument. -- -- @return setfenv -- @return getfenv function mw.makeProtectedEnvFuncs( protectedEnvironments, protectedFunctions ) local old_setfenv = setfenv local old_getfenv = getfenv local function my_setfenv( func, newEnv ) if type( func ) == 'number' then local stackIndex = math.floor( func ) if stackIndex <= 0 then error( "'setfenv' cannot set the global environment, it is protected", 2 ) end if stackIndex > 10 then error( "'setfenv' cannot set an environment at a level greater than 10", 2 ) end -- Add one because we are still in Lua and 1 is right here stackIndex = stackIndex + 1 local env = old_getfenv( stackIndex ) if env == nil or protectedEnvironments[ env ] then error( "'setfenv' cannot set the requested environment, it is protected", 2 ) end func = old_setfenv( stackIndex, newEnv ) elseif type( func ) == 'function' then if protectedFunctions[func] then error( "'setfenv' cannot be called on a protected function", 2 ) end local env = old_getfenv( func ) if env == nil or protectedEnvironments[ env ] then error( "'setfenv' cannot set the requested environment, it is protected", 2 ) end old_setfenv( func, newEnv ) else error( "'setfenv' can only be called with a function or integer as the first argument", 2 ) end return func end local function my_getfenv( func ) local env if type( func ) == 'number' then if func <= 0 then error( "'getfenv' cannot get the global environment" ) end env = old_getfenv( func + 1 ) elseif type( func ) == 'function' then env = old_getfenv( func ) else error( "'getfenv' cannot get the global environment" ) end if protectedEnvironments[env] then return nil else return env end end return my_setfenv, my_getfenv end local function newFrame( frameId ) local frame = {} local argCache = {} local argNames local args_mt = {} local function checkSelf( self, method ) if self ~= frame then error( "frame:" .. method .. ": invalid frame object. " .. "Did you call " .. method .. " with a dot instead of a colon, i.e. " .. "frame." .. method .. "() instead of frame:" .. method .. "()?", 3 ) end end -- Getter for args local function getExpandedArgument( dummy, name ) name = tostring( name ) if argCache[name] == nil then local arg = php.getExpandedArgument( frameId, name ) if arg == nil then argCache[name] = false else argCache[name] = arg end end if argCache[name] == false then return nil else return argCache[name] end end args_mt.__index = getExpandedArgument -- pairs handler for args args_mt.__pairs = function () if not argNames then local arguments = php.getAllExpandedArguments( frameId ) argNames = {} for name, value in pairs( arguments ) do table.insert( argNames, name ) argCache[name] = value end end local index = 0 return function () index = index + 1 if argNames[index] then return argNames[index], argCache[argNames[index]] end end end -- ipairs 'next' function for args local function argsInext( dummy, i ) local value = getExpandedArgument( dummy, i + 1 ) if value then return i + 1, value end end args_mt.__ipairs = function () return argsInext, nil, 0 end frame.args = {} setmetatable( frame.args, args_mt ) local function newCallbackParserValue( callback ) local value = {} local cache function value:expand() if not cache then cache = callback() end return cache end return value end function frame:getArgument( opt ) checkSelf( self, 'getArgument' ) local name if type( opt ) == 'table' then name = opt.name else name = opt end return newCallbackParserValue( function () return getExpandedArgument( nil, name ) end ) end function frame:getParent() checkSelf( self, 'getParent' ) if frameId == 'parent' then return nil elseif php.parentFrameExists() then return newFrame( 'parent' ) else return nil end end function frame:expandTemplate( opt ) checkSelf( self, 'expandTemplate' ) local title if type( opt ) ~= 'table' then error( "frame:expandTemplate: the first parameter must be a table" ) end if opt.title == nil then error( "frame:expandTemplate: a title is required" ) else title = tostring( opt.title ) end local args if opt.args == nil then args = {} elseif type( opt.args ) ~= 'table' then error( "frame:expandTitle: args must be a table" ) else args = opt.args end return php.expandTemplate( frameId, title, args ) end function frame:preprocess( opt ) checkSelf( self, 'preprocess' ) local text if type( opt ) == 'table' then text = opt.text else text = opt end text = tostring( text ) return php.preprocess( frameId, text ) end function frame:newParserValue( opt ) checkSelf( self, 'newParserValue' ) local text if type( opt ) == 'table' then text = opt.text else text = opt end return newCallbackParserValue( function () return self:preprocess( text ) end ) end function frame:newTemplateParserValue( opt ) checkSelf( self, 'newTemplateParserValue' ) if type( opt ) ~= 'table' then error( "frame:newTemplateParserValue: the first parameter must be a table" ) end if opt.title == nil then error( "frame:newTemplateParserValue: a title is required" ) end return newCallbackParserValue( function () return self:expandTemplate( opt ) end ) end -- For backwards compat function frame:argumentPairs() checkSelf( self, 'argumentPairs' ) return pairs( self.args ) end return frame end function mw.executeFunction( chunk ) local frame = newFrame( 'current' ) local oldFrame = currentFrame currentFrame = frame local results = { chunk( frame ) } currentFrame = oldFrame local stringResults = {} for i, result in ipairs( results ) do stringResults[i] = tostring( result ) end return table.concat( stringResults ) end function mw.allToString( ... ) local t = { ... } for i = 1, select( '#', ... ) do t[i] = tostring( t[i] ) end return table.concat( t, '\t' ) end function mw.log( ... ) logBuffer = logBuffer .. mw.allToString( ... ) .. '\n' end function mw.clearLogBuffer() logBuffer = '' end function mw.getLogBuffer() return logBuffer end function mw.getCurrentFrame() return currentFrame end function mw.incrementExpensiveFunctionCount() php.incrementExpensiveFunctionCount() end --- -- Wrapper for mw.loadData. This creates the read-only dummy table for -- accessing the real data. -- -- @param data table Data to access -- @param seen table|nil Table of already-seen tables. -- @return table local function dataWrapper( data, seen ) local t = {} seen = seen or { [data] = t } local function pairsfunc( s, k ) k = next( data, k ) if k ~= nil then return k, t[k] end return nil end local function ipairsfunc( s, i ) i = i + 1 if data[i] ~= nil then return i, t[i] end return -- no nil to match default ipairs() end local mt = { __index = function ( tt, k ) assert( t == tt ) local v = data[k] if type( v ) == 'table' then seen[v] = seen[v] or dataWrapper( v, seen ) return seen[v] end return v end, __newindex = function ( t, k, v ) error( "table from mw.loadData is read-only", 2 ) end, __pairs = function ( tt ) assert( t == tt ) return pairsfunc, t, nil end, __ipairs = function ( tt ) assert( t == tt ) return ipairsfunc, t, 0 end, } -- This is just to make setmetatable() fail mt.__metatable = mt return setmetatable( t, mt ) end --- -- Validator for mw.loadData. This scans through the data looking for things -- that are not supported, e.g. functions (which may be closures). -- -- @param d table Data to access. -- @param seen table|nil Table of already-seen tables. -- @return string|nil Error message, if any local function validateData( d, seen ) seen = seen or {} local tp = type( d ) if tp == 'nil' or tp == 'boolean' or tp == 'number' or tp == 'string' then return nil elseif tp == 'table' then if seen[d] then return nil end seen[d] = true if getmetatable( d ) ~= nil then return "data for mw.loadData contains a table with a metatable" end for k, v in pairs( d ) do if type( k ) == 'table' then return "data for mw.loadData contains a table as a key" end local err = validateData( k, seen ) or validateData( v, seen ) if err then return err end end return nil else return "data for mw.loadData contains unsupported data type '" .. tp .. "'" end end function mw.loadData( module ) local data = loadedData[module] if type( data ) == 'string' then -- No point in re-validating error( data, 2 ) end if not data then -- The point of this is to load big data, so don't save it in package.loaded -- where it will have to be copied for all future modules. local l = package.loaded[module] data = require( module ) package.loaded[module] = l -- Validate data local err if type( data ) == 'table' then err = validateData( data ) else err = module .. ' returned ' .. type( data ) .. ', table expected' end if err then loadedData[module] = err error( err, 2 ) end loadedData[module] = data end return dataWrapper( data ) end return mw