npm/private/npm_package_store_internal.bzl

"npm_package_store_internal rule"

load(":npm_package_store.bzl", _npm_package_store_lib = "npm_package_store_lib")

_INTERNAL_ATTRS_STORE = _npm_package_store_lib.attrs | {
    "src": attr.label(
        doc = """A target providing a `NpmPackageInfo` or `JsInfo` containing the package sources.

        Can be left unspecified to allow for npm_link_package "reference" targets. `npm_link_package`
        targets without a `src` are used internally by `npm_import` to create "reference"
        `npm_link_package` targets in order to break circular dependencies between 3rd party npm
        dependencies. This pattern is not recommended outside of `npm_import` as it adds
        complication. Outside our `npm_import` you should structure you `npm_link_package` targets in
        a DAG (without cycles).
        """,
    ),
    "package": attr.string(
        doc = """The package name to link to.
        
        Takes precedence over the package name in the `NpmPackageInfo` src.""",
        mandatory = True,
    ),
    "version": attr.string(
        doc = """The package version to link to.
        
        Takes precedence over the package version in the `NpmPackageInfo` src.""",
        mandatory = True,
    ),
}

npm_package_store_internal = rule(
    implementation = _npm_package_store_lib.implementation,
    attrs = _INTERNAL_ATTRS_STORE,
    provides = _npm_package_store_lib.provides,
    toolchains = _npm_package_store_lib.toolchains,
)