remove fakedroid

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Alexander Sosedkin 2024-06-15 19:32:36 +02:00
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@ -215,44 +215,20 @@ will expand to `.#nixOnDroidConfigurations.device`). If you run `nix-on-droid sw
Therefore, every evaluation of a flake configuration will be executed with `--impure` flag. (This behaviour will be Therefore, every evaluation of a flake configuration will be executed with `--impure` flag. (This behaviour will be
dropped as soon as the default setup does not require it anymore.) dropped as soon as the default setup does not require it anymore.)
## Emulate Nix-on-Droid-like environment with `fakedroid`
For easier debugging and testing, there is a so-called `fakedroid` environment which
emulates the on-device environment including proot as good as possible.
You can enter this emulated environment with
```sh
nix run --impure ".#fakedroid"
```
This will install Nix-on-Droid with initial channel setup and save the state of
this session in the `.fakedroid` directory in the project directory. To enter this
environment with initial flake setup, set `USE_FLAKE=1` as environment variable.
Channel and flake setups can co-exist in the `.fakedroid` state directory. To
rebuild/re-test the bootstrap process, remove the `.fakedroid` directory.
To only run a command in fakedroid and not enter an interactive shell, just call it
with the command as arguments:
```sh
nix run --impure ".#fakedroid" -- ls -l
```
## Testing ## Testing
In the [./tests/on-device](./tests/on-device) directory, there is small set In the [./tests/on-device](./tests/on-device) directory, there is small set
of [bats](https://github.com/bats-core/bats-core) tests that can be executed on the of [bats](https://github.com/bats-core/bats-core) tests
android device or run in the `fakedroid` environment. that can be executed on a real or emulated android device.
To run the tests (on device or in fakedroid), run To run the tests, execute
```sh ```sh
nix-on-droid on-device-test nix-on-droid on-device-test
``` ```
**Note:** This currently requires a channel setup and should only be executed on **Note:** This currently requires a channel setup and should only be executed on
clean installations. clean, disposable installations.
## Tips ## Tips

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@ -65,11 +65,6 @@
type = "app"; type = "app";
program = toString (import ./scripts/deploy.nix { inherit nixpkgs system; }); program = toString (import ./scripts/deploy.nix { inherit nixpkgs system; });
}; };
fakedroid = {
type = "app";
program = toString self.packages.${system}.fakedroid;
};
}); });
checks = forEachSystem (system: { checks = forEachSystem (system: {
@ -126,11 +121,6 @@
}; };
in in
{ {
fakedroid = import ./tests {
inherit system;
nixpkgs = nixpkgs-for-bootstrap;
};
nix-on-droid = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.${system}.callPackage ./nix-on-droid { }; nix-on-droid = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.${system}.callPackage ./nix-on-droid { };
} }
// nixOnDroidPkgs.customPkgs // nixOnDroidPkgs.customPkgs

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@ -87,15 +87,7 @@ function doHelp() {
} }
function doOnDeviceTest() { function doOnDeviceTest() {
# This is for maintainer convenience only, see tests/on-device/.run.sh
# /n-o-d/unpacked is available in fakedroid environment
if [[ -d "/n-o-d/unpacked" ]]; then
export NIX_PATH="nix-on-droid=/n-o-d/unpacked:$NIX_PATH"
else
nix-channel --update nix-on-droid nix-channel --update nix-on-droid
fi
exec "$(nix-instantiate --eval --expr \ exec "$(nix-instantiate --eval --expr \
"<nix-on-droid/tests/on-device/.run.sh>")" "$@" "<nix-on-droid/tests/on-device/.run.sh>")" "$@"
} }

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@ -65,11 +65,6 @@ let
bootstrapZip = callPackage ./bootstrap-zip.nix { }; bootstrapZip = callPackage ./bootstrap-zip.nix { };
prootTermux = callPackage ./cross-compiling/proot-termux.nix { }; prootTermux = callPackage ./cross-compiling/proot-termux.nix { };
tallocStatic = callPackage ./cross-compiling/talloc-static.nix { }; tallocStatic = callPackage ./cross-compiling/talloc-static.nix { };
prootTermuxTest = callPackage ./proot-termux {
inherit (pkgs) stdenv;
static = false;
outputBinaryName = "proot";
};
}; };
in in

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@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
# Copyright (c) 2019-2022, see AUTHORS. Licensed under MIT License, see LICENSE.
{ nixpkgs, system }:
let
bootstrap = import ../pkgs {
inherit nixpkgs system;
nixOnDroidChannelURL = "file:///n-o-d/archive.tar.gz";
nixOnDroidFlakeURL = "/n-o-d/unpacked";
};
pkgs = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.${system};
runtimePackages = with pkgs; [
coreutils
git
gnutar
gzip
unzip
wget
zip
];
in
pkgs.runCommand
"fakedroid"
{
preferLocalBuild = true;
allowSubstitutes = false;
}
''
install -D -m755 ${./fakedroid.sh} $out
substituteInPlace $out \
--subst-var-by bash "${pkgs.bash}" \
--subst-var-by path "${pkgs.lib.makeBinPath runtimePackages}" \
--subst-var-by bootstrapZip "${bootstrap.customPkgs.bootstrapZip}" \
--subst-var-by prootTest "${bootstrap.customPkgs.prootTermuxTest}" \
--subst-var-by installationDir "${bootstrap.config.build.installationDir}" \
--subst-var-by homeDir "${bootstrap.config.user.home}" \
''

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#!@bash@/bin/bash
# This is a script to run "on-device" tests in CI, without the device.
# Takes the bootstrap aarch64 zipball, unpacks, proots into it.
# This won't catch all bugs, of course, but that's something.
# Set up envvars, prepare directories:
set -ueo pipefail
PATH=@path@
USE_FLAKE="${USE_FLAKE:-0}"
if [[ ! "$USE_FLAKE" =~ ^[01]$ ]]; then
echo "USE_FLAKE environment variable needs to be either 0 or 1, got '$USE_FLAKE'."
exit 1
fi
# this allows to run this script from every place in this git repo
REPO_DIR="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
INJ_DIR="$REPO_DIR/.fakedroid/inj"
ENV_DIR="$REPO_DIR/.fakedroid/env/$USE_FLAKE"
QEMU_URL="https://github.com/multiarch/qemu-user-static/releases/download/v7.2.0-1/qemu-aarch64-static"
QEMU="$INJ_DIR/qemu-aarch64"
INSTALLATION_DIR="@installationDir@"
TARGET_HOME="@homeDir@"
mkdir -p "$INJ_DIR"
mkdir -p "$ENV_DIR/"{"$INSTALLATION_DIR","$TARGET_HOME",n-o-d}
export PROOT_TMP_DIR="$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/proot/tmp"
export PROOT_L2S_DIR="$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/proot/l2s"
mkdir -p "$PROOT_TMP_DIR" "$PROOT_L2S_DIR"
PASSTHROUGH_VARS=(
"PROOT_TMP_DIR=$PROOT_TMP_DIR"
"PROOT_L2S_DIR=$PROOT_L2S_DIR"
"TERM=$TERM"
"HOME=$TARGET_HOME"
"USER=$USER"
"USE_FLAKE=$USE_FLAKE"
)
[[ -n "${CACHIX_SIGNING_KEY:-}" ]] && \
PASSTHROUGH_VARS+=("CACHIX_SIGNING_KEY=$CACHIX_SIGNING_KEY")
PROOT_ARGS=(
"-r" "$ENV_DIR"
"-q" "$QEMU"
"-w" "$TARGET_HOME"
"-b" "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/nix:/nix"
"-b" "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/bin:/bin"
"-b" "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/etc:/etc"
"-b" "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/tmp:/tmp"
"-b" "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/usr:/usr"
"-b" "/dev"
"-b" "/proc"
"-b" "/sys"
)
# Procure a static QEMU for user emulation and a proot with our patches:
[[ -e "$QEMU" ]] || wget "$QEMU_URL" -O "$QEMU"
chmod +x "$QEMU"
PROOT="@prootTest@/bin/proot"
# Do the first install if not installed yet:
if [[ ! -e "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/etc" ||
-e "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/etc/UNINITIALIZED" ]]; then
# Build a zipball:
ZIPBALL="@bootstrapZip@/bootstrap-aarch64.zip"
# Unpack the zipball the way the Android app does it:
pushd "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR"
unzip "$ZIPBALL"
chmod -R u+rw . # unzip results in -r-xr-xr-x files and directories
while read -r e; do
SYM_TGT="${e%%←*}"
SYM_SRC="${e##*←}"
ln -sf "$SYM_TGT" "$SYM_SRC"
done < SYMLINKS.txt
while read -r e; do
chmod +x "$e"
done < EXECUTABLES.txt
rm SYMLINKS.txt EXECUTABLES.txt
popd
fi
# Inject Nix-on-Droid version under test into the environment.
# Uncommitted chages won't be picked up, just HEAD.
# /n-o-d/archive.tar.gz is used as a channel, /n-o-d/unpacked --- as a flake.
rm -rf "$ENV_DIR/n-o-d"
mkdir -p "$ENV_DIR/n-o-d/unpacked"
git -C "$REPO_DIR" archive --format=tar --prefix n-o-d/ HEAD \
> "$ENV_DIR/n-o-d/archive.tar"
tar --strip-components=1 -xf \
"$ENV_DIR/n-o-d/archive.tar" -C "$ENV_DIR/n-o-d/unpacked"
gzip "$ENV_DIR/n-o-d/archive.tar"
# The 'first boot' proot invocation:
SH="$(readlink "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/bin/sh")"
# 'first boot' execs interactive bash unconditionally;
# makes sense on device, requires us to work around it here though
env -i "${PASSTHROUGH_VARS[@]}" "$PROOT" "${PROOT_ARGS[@]}" \
"$INSTALLATION_DIR/$SH" "${INSTALLATION_DIR}/usr/lib/login-inner" <<<'echo OK'
# this is usually done by login on 'first reboot'
[[ -e "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/usr/lib/.login-inner.new" ]] &&
mv "$ENV_DIR/$INSTALLATION_DIR/usr/lib/.login-inner.new" \
"$ENV_DIR/${INSTALLATION_DIR}/usr/lib/login-inner"
# Actually execute something inside that fakedroid environment:
env -i "${PASSTHROUGH_VARS[@]}" "$PROOT" "${PROOT_ARGS[@]}" \
"$INSTALLATION_DIR/$SH" "$INSTALLATION_DIR/usr/lib/login-inner" "$@"