lihaoyi/Ammonite

Rock-solid shell scripting

Florian Schmaus

@Flowdalic

switching my project to scala 3 results in

[error] -- [E007] Type Mismatch Error:
[error] 22 |      os.symlink(symlink, dir)
[error]    |                                           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[error]    |Found:    (Context.this.dir : os.Path#ThisType#ThisType)
[error]    |Required: os.FilePath
[error]    |

I guess that's an issue with different handling of implicits in Scala 3. Anything I could do?

mvillafuertem

@mvillafuertem

Hi there, how add resolvers to a script?

import coursierapi.MavenRepository

interp.repositories() ++= Seq(
  MavenRepository.of("https://packages.atlassian.com/maven-public/")
)

import $ivy.`com.atlassian.browsers:atlassian-browsers-auto:3.1.0`

@main
def main(): Unit = println("Hello")

Failed to resolve ivy dependencies:Error downloading com.atlassian.browsers:atlassian-browsers-auto:3.1.0
  not found: /root/.ivy2/local/com.atlassian.browsers/atlassian-browsers-auto/3.1.0/ivys/ivy.xml
  not found: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/atlassian/browsers/atlassian-browsers-auto/3.1.0/atlassian-browsers-auto-3.1.0.pom

Tobias Roeser

@lefou

@mvillafuertem You need to add a standalone @ line before the import.

https://ammonite.io/#Multi-stageScripts

mvillafuertem

@mvillafuertem

@lefou Thanks a lot!

Tushar Mathur

@tusharmath

Is there a way to reduce the noise from the compiler errors a bit eg: the path ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10. repeated everywhere in error, making it really difficult to read.

type mismatch;
 found   : ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.UHttp[ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelEvent[ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.Request],ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelOperation[ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.Response]]
    (which expands to)  ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelEvent[ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.Request] => zio.ZIO[Any,Option[Nothing],ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelOperation[ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.Response]]
 required: ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.Http[?,?,ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelEvent[Any],ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelOperation[Nothing]]
    (which expands to)  ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelEvent[Any] => zio.ZIO[?,Option[?],ammonite.$file.src.main.scala.response.Response_10.ChannelOperation[Nothing]]

The useful parts are only —

type mismatch;
 found   : UHttp[ChannelEvent[Request],ChannelOperation[Response]]
    (which expands to)  ChannelEvent[Request] => zio.ZIO[Any,Option[Nothing],ChannelOperation[Response]]
 required: Http[?,?,ChannelEvent[Any],ChannelOperation[Nothing]]
    (which expands to)  ChannelEvent[Any] => zio.ZIO[?,Option[?],ChannelOperation[Nothing]]

mvillafuertem

@mvillafuertem

Hi there, how can I integrate mainargs with ammonite? I don't get any results... 😕


import $ivy.`com.lihaoyi::mainargs:0.2.1`

import mainargs.{main, arg, ParserForMethods, Flag}

@main
def run(@arg(short = 'f', doc = "String to print repeatedly")
        foo: String,
        @arg(name = "my-num", doc = "How many times to print string")
        myNum: Int = 2,
        @arg(doc = "Example flag, can be passed without any value to become true")
        bool: Flag) = {
  println(foo * myNum + " " + bool.value)
}

def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = ParserForMethods(this).runOrExit(args)


$ amm args-test.sc

Compiling /root/args-test.sc

Kunal Herkal

@kunalherkal

Hi, I am trying to download artefacts for an ammonite script from our internal maven repository which needs authentication.

I have following solution which works, but the issue is I will have to commit username and password in our git repo which is not desirable.

import coursierapi.MavenRepository
import coursierapi.Credentials

val credentials = Credentials.of(username, password)
val privaterepo = MavenRepository.of("https://internal.repo.com/repository/releases").withCredentials(credentials)

interp.repositories.update(
  interp.repositories() ::: List(privaterepo)
)

@

Two possible solutions I am exploring are,

Using property-file at a default location, but this doesn't work on my machine for some reason. It works when I use fetch command with coursier cli, so credentials file is in correct default location and in correct format. But with Ammonite script, somehow coursier doesn't use this property file.
Using system environment variable, but I couldn't find any example of these.

Can someone help me, possibly with working example on how to approach this?

Artem Egorkine

@arteme

Using a property file seems like a good idea. How do you determine the default location for the property file?

You can also use system properties, like Option(System.getProperty("internal.repo.username")).getOrElse(throw new Error("Username not defined"))

Artem Egorkine

@arteme

The latter requires to stat ammonite using java -jar ... or a simple wrapper app

Kunal Herkal

@kunalherkal

@arteme thanks for your reply.
Regarding the default location for the property file, property-file section in coursier docs says this:

Credentials can be passed via property files too. By default, ~/.config/coursier/credentials.properties is read (~/Library/Application Support/Coursier/credentials.properties on OS X).

Oscar Vargas Torres

@oscarvarto

Hello, how could I translate the following
xrandr -d :0 -q | grep ' connected' | wc -l
to ammonite syntax? I am having trouble finding the correct way

Oscar Vargas Torres

@oscarvarto

Anyone else here having problems with autocompletion of variables defined during session? I have seen this in version ammonite repl 2.4.0. Seems related to com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#996

Oscar Vargas Torres

@oscarvarto

This is happening to me with version for Scala 2.12 and 2.13 also. I am using Linux, Java 11.0.11

Clinton Mead

@clintonmead

I'm getting a very bizarre issue combining Ammonite 3 with cats-effect. The following script hangs between printing "1" and "2":

#!/usr/bin/env amm

import $ivy.`org.typelevel::cats-effect:3.1.1`
import cats.effect.IO
import cats.effect.unsafe.IORuntime

def g() : IO[Unit] = IO(())

object HelloWorld {
  def f() : IO[Unit] = IO(())

  val blah : IO[Unit] = for {
    x <- f()
    _ <- IO(println("1"))
    y <- g()
    _ <- IO(println("2"))
  } yield ()
}

HelloWorld.blah.unsafeRunSync()(IORuntime.global)

It seems as though it hangs on call to the top level function g() but not the member function f(). Any idea what's happening here?

1 reply

agateriver

@agateriver

why I got a dumb terminal in Win10 ?

PS C:\Users\Xie> amm
Loading...
Compiling C:\Users\Xie\.ammonite\predef.sc
Compiling C:\Users\Xie\.ammonite\predef.sc #2
7月 08, 2021 10:40:17 上午 org.jline.utils.Log logr
警告: Unable to create a system terminal, creating a dumb terminal (enable debug logging for more information)
Welcome to the Ammonite Repl 2.4.0 (Scala 2.13.6 Java 11.0.2)

martingd

@martingd

Writing a Ammonite script like this:

#!/usr/bin/env amm

//... imports, etc.

@main(doc = "one entrypoint")
def entryOne() = {
    ???
}

@main(doc = "another entrypoint")
def entryTwo() = {
    ???
}

Running it results in:

% ./test.sc 
Need to specify a sub command: entryOne, entryTwo

Is there a way to have Ammonite print a usage message including the doc from the @main annotation?

jeroentervoorde

@jeroentervoorde

Hi, i'm running ammonite (2.4.0) in thin mode ('amm --thin') to avoid a dependency problem with guava. That works but now i'm running into an issue that sun.misc.Unsafe does not exist. Is there some way i can load the jdk.unsupported module from my ammonite script?

LoranceChen

@LoranceChen

Hi, I'm use vscode+metals to wirte ammonite .sc files. But one sc file cannot recognize another one. does someone encounter same problem?

LoranceChen

@LoranceChen

Metals output: Request textDocument/completion failed. and first caused by

Caused by: java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: /mnt/d/project/testshell/.ammonite/scala-2.13.6/amm-2.4.0/File02/src/ammonite/$file/File02.scala

. but currently under the File02.sc file.

LoranceChen

@LoranceChen

has post a issue to vscode_metal project on github. scalameta/metals-vscode#626

Jesse Atkinson

@jsatk

I'm on Ammonite 2.4.0. When I run amm it fails on start up with this error: "Failed to resolve ivy dependencies". My ~/.ammonite/predef.sc looks like this http://i.jsatk.us/FY5FlN

Any ideas?

Li Haoyi

@lihaoyi

@jsatk can you try separating it out into three different import $ivy statements? IIRC I've seen bugs with this sort of multi-import in the past

Jesse Atkinson

@jsatk

Will try @lihaoyi . To be transparent. I'm very ignorant of ivy. Do I need to ... set up an credentials?

Jesse Atkinson

@jsatk

same error @lihaoyi

http://i.jsatk.us/4MnEtH

James Kyle

@jameskyle

Curious if anyone's gottten spark 3, ammonite-spark working with the current version?

when I try I get exceptions like

java.lang.BootstrapMethodError: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: ammonite/util/Frame
  org.apache.spark.sql.ammonitesparkinternals.AmmoniteSparkSessionBuilder.getOrCreate(AmmoniteSparkSessionBuilder.scala:209)
  ammonite.predef.predef$Helper.<init>(predef.sc:21)
  ammonite.predef.predef$.<init>(predef.sc:7)
  ammonite.predef.predef$.<clinit>(predef.sc)

Mason Lazalier Edmison

@masonedmison

Hi, I am new to ammonite and following the documentation I am unable to import using the magic ivy import. Importing the following

masonedmison-masonedmison@ import $ivy.`org.scalaz::scalaz-core:7.2.27` 
Failed to resolve ivy dependencies:Error downloading org.scalaz:scalaz-core_3:7.2.27
  not found: /Users/masonedmison/.ivy2/local/org.scalaz/scalaz-core_3/7.2.27/ivys/ivy.xml
  not found: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/scalaz/scalaz-core_3/7.2.27/scalaz-core_3-7.2.27.pom

yields an error. Can someone please advice tips to troubleshoot this issue? Thanks in advance.

Chris Kipp

@ckipp:matrix.org

[m]

@masonedmison: it looks like that dep isn't available for Scala 3

the only availabel version published for Scala 3 is 7.4.0-M7

Mason Lazalier Edmison

@masonedmison

Very much a noob here, but did you just find the dependency available by searching... maven?

Thanks for the quick reply btw :)

Chris Kipp

@ckipp:matrix.org

[m]

nope, I use coursier via the command line

so for example from your error mesage I see that it's searching for Scala 3, so I used the complete functionality like this:

❯ cs complete org.scalaz:scalaz-core_3:
7.4.0-M7

the only value returned is 7.4.0-M7, signifying that it's the only one published for Scala 3

Mason Lazalier Edmison

@masonedmison

Thanks Chris!

Li Haoyi

@lihaoyi

@jsatk looks like it may be some kind of scala3 issus. Can you search maven central (google "search maven central") to see if that artifact exists? it might not be published for scala3, or it may be ynder a different version

Jesse Atkinson

@jsatk

Thanks @lihaoyi-databricks I’ve been AFK for a bit but I will try more on Monday. I strongly suspect it’s my company’s VPN.

Chris Kipp

@ckipp:matrix.org

[m]

@jsatk: the same thing I just mentioned up above can also be done. I just took a peek, and 3.1.0 doesn't exist for Scala 3

❯ cs complete org.typelevel:cats-effect_3:
2.5.1
3.1.1
3.2.0

btw since I know you use Neovim, you can also always double check this using the built in coursier stuff in the scala-utils plugin, right inside Neovim

Jesse Atkinson

@jsatk

🤦‍♂️ thank you. Embarrassing. Wonder where I got that version number from then.

Thank you as always

Jesse Atkinson

@jsatk

apologies, but i'm still very confused. I set the versions correct as far as I know http://i.jsatk.us/u3SHxc

It looks like it thinks I'm on scala 3?

Jesse Atkinson

@jsatk

Looking for how to tell ammonite to use scala 2.13

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