Package io.fabric8.maven.docker.util

Class NamePatternUtil

java.lang.Object

io.fabric8.maven.docker.util.NamePatternUtil

public class NamePatternUtil
extends Object

Helper functions for pattern matching for image and container names.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
static String	IMAGE_FIELD
static String	NAME_FIELD

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
NamePatternUtil()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static String	convertNamePattern(String pattern)	Accepts an Ant-ish or regular expression pattern and compiles to a regular expression.
static String	convertNamePatternList(String patternList)	Take a string that represents a list of patterns, possibly a mixture of regular expressions and Ant-style patterns, and return a single regular expression that matches any of the alternatives.
static String	convertNamePatternList(String patternList, String fieldName, boolean includeUnnamed)	Take a string that represents a list of patterns, possibly a mixture of regular expressions and Ant-style patterns, and return a single regular expression that matches any of the alternatives.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

IMAGE_FIELD

public static final String IMAGE_FIELD

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Constant Field Values

NAME_FIELD

public static final String NAME_FIELD

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Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

NamePatternUtil

public NamePatternUtil()

Method Detail

convertNamePattern

public static String convertNamePattern(String pattern)

Accepts an Ant-ish or regular expression pattern and compiles to a regular expression. This is similar to SelectorUtils in the Maven codebase, but there the code uses the platform File.separator, while here we always want to work with forward slashes. Also, for a more natural fit with repository tags, both * and ** should stop at the colon that precedes the tag. Like SelectorUtils, wrapping a pattern in %regex[pattern] will create a regex from the pattern provided without translation. Otherwise, or if wrapped in %ant[pattern], then a regular expression will be created that is anchored at beginning and end, converts ? to [^/:], * to ([^/:]|:(?=.*:)) and ** to ([^:]|:(?=.*:))*. If ** is followed by /, the / is converted to a negative lookbehind for anything apart from a slash.

Returns:

a regular expression pattern created from the input pattern

convertNamePatternList

public static String convertNamePatternList(String patternList)

Take a string that represents a list of patterns, possibly a mixture of regular expressions and Ant-style patterns, and return a single regular expression that matches any of the alternatives. To allow users to target some parts of the filter list to some fields on the object to which the pattern is ultimately applied, it is possible to prefix patterns in the list with fieldName=pattern, and then the pattern can be excluded from use on unrelated fields.

Parameters:

patternList - the pattern list specification to convert

Returns:

the combined pattern, or null if there is are no patterns for the field.

Throws:

PatternSyntaxException - if any of the individual patterns fails to compile as a regular expression.

convertNamePatternList

public static String convertNamePatternList(String patternList,
                                            String fieldName,
                                            boolean includeUnnamed)

Take a string that represents a list of patterns, possibly a mixture of regular expressions and Ant-style patterns, and return a single regular expression that matches any of the alternatives. To allow users to target some parts of the filter list to some fields on the object to which the pattern is ultimately applied, it is possible to prefix patterns in the list with fieldName=pattern, and then the pattern can be excluded from use on unrelated fields.

Parameters:

patternList - the pattern list specification to convert

fieldName - the field name for which patterns should be selected

includeUnnamed - if true, include patterns that do not specify a field name

Returns:

the combined pattern, or null if there is are no patterns for the field.

Throws:

PatternSyntaxException - if any of the individual patterns fails to compile as a regular expression.