feat(conf): no replacevars file

Remove the need for a replacevars file by placing all substitutions in
the rst_prolog. This restructures things just a little bit so we can get
access to required variables before we enter the application context.

Signed-off-by: Randolph Sapp <[email protected]>

Author: StaticRocket

conf.py

@@ -273,10 +273,12 @@
 # Family Configuration file to use
 family_config_inputfile = f"{FAMILY}/{FAMILY}_{OS}_config.txt"
 
-# Hash table for Replacement Variables
-family_replacevars = {}
-# Hash table for Configuration Values
-family_configvals = {}
+# Hash table for Replacement Variables and Config Values
+family_replacevars, family_configvals = interpretvalues.read_familyvals(family_config_inputfile)
+
+# Unpack replacement variables and place them in the preamble for all documents
+rst_prolog = replacevars.unpack_replacevars(family_replacevars)
+print(f'rst_prolog = """{rst_prolog}"""')
 
 def setup(app):
     """
@@ -286,11 +288,6 @@ def setup(app):
     # Load overrides
     app.add_css_file("css/theme_overrides.css")
 
-    # Read the replacement variables and the configuration values
-    print("Device Family Build setup started")
-    interpretvalues.read_familyvals(app, family_config_inputfile,
-                                    family_replacevars, family_configvals)
-
     print("Build setup: Filled Replacement Variables (family_replacevars)"
             "and Configuration Values (family_configvals) hash tables")
     print("family_replacevars = ")
@@ -308,6 +305,8 @@ def setup(app):
         print(elem)
     print(']')
 
-    # Write to the replacevars.rst.inc file for usage by Sphinx
-    replacevars.write_replacevars(app, family_replacevars)
+    # Load family config values into application context
+    for key, value in family_configvals.items():
+        app.add_config_value(key, value, 'env')
+
     print("Device Family Build setup completed")

scripts/interpretvalues.py

@@ -17,7 +17,9 @@
 #                               in <DEVICE_FAMILY>_config.txt
 #                               (i.e. each has name, key pairs)
 
-def read_familyvals(app, valuesfile, fam_replacevars, fam_configvals):
+def read_familyvals(valuesfile):
+    fam_replacevars = {}
+    fam_configvals = {}
     filt_hash_pair = [None] * 2
     with open("configs" + os.sep + valuesfile, 'r') as f:
         text = f.readlines() # read text lines to list
@@ -67,6 +69,4 @@ def read_familyvals(app, valuesfile, fam_replacevars, fam_configvals):
                         filt_hash_pair[k] = filt_hash_item
                     # Fill fam_configvals hash table
                     fam_configvals[filt_hash_pair[0]] = filt_hash_pair[1]
-                    app.add_config_value(filt_hash_pair[0], filt_hash_pair[1], 'env')
-        #print(fam_replacevars)
-        #print(fam_configvals)
+    return (fam_replacevars, fam_configvals)

scripts/replacevars.py

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-import os
-
 # write_replacevars
 # -----------------
 # Description:  Writes replacement variable array to source/${OS}/replacevars.rst.inc
@@ -8,14 +6,12 @@
 #             replacevars  - Input hash table of replacevars that will be converted into
 #                            "replace" directives in the replacevars.rst.inc file
 
-def write_replacevars(app, replacevars):
-    replacevarsfile= os.environ.get('ROOTDIR') + "/source/" + "_replacevars.rst"
+def unpack_replacevars(replacevars):
     replacevarstext = ["\n"]
     for key, val in replacevars.items():
         if val == "\\":
             replacevarstext.append(f".. |{key}| unicode:: U+00000\n")
         else:
             replacevarstext.append(f".. |{key}| replace:: {val}\n")
-    with open(replacevarsfile, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as vars_file:
-        replacevarstext.append("\n")
-        vars_file.write("\n".join(replacevarstext))
+    replacevarstext.append("\n")
+    return ''.join(replacevarstext)