lean4-htt/src/Lean/Widget/UserWidget.lean
Marc Huisinga ab7aed2930
feat: use incrementality for completion in tactic blocks (#5205)
This PR enables the use of incrementality for completion in tactic
blocks. Consider the following example:
```lean
example : True := by
  have : True := T
  sleep 10000
```

Before this PR, in order to respond to a completion request after `T`,
`sleep 10000` has to complete first since the command must be fully
elaborated. After this PR, the completion request is responded to
immediately.
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/-
Copyright (c) 2022 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Released under Apache 2.0 license as described in the file LICENSE.
Authors: E.W.Ayers, Wojciech Nawrocki
-/
prelude
import Lean.Elab.Eval
import Lean.Server.Rpc.RequestHandling
namespace Lean.Widget
open Meta Elab
/-- A widget module is a unit of source code that can execute in the infoview.
Every module definition must either be annotated with `@[widget_module]`,
or use a value of `javascript` identical to that of another definition
annotated with `@[widget_module]`.
This makes it possible for the infoview to load the module.
See the [manual entry](https://lean-lang.org/lean4/doc/examples/widgets.lean.html)
for more information on how to use the widgets system. -/
structure Module where
/-- A JS [module](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Modules)
intended for use in user widgets.
The JS environment in which modules execute
provides a fixed set of libraries accessible via direct `import`,
notably [`@leanprover/infoview`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@leanprover/infoview)
and [`react`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/react).
To initialize this field from an external JS file,
you may use `include_str "path"/"to"/"file.js"`.
However **beware** that this does not register a dependency with Lake,
so your Lean module will not automatically be rebuilt
when the `.js` file changes. -/
javascript : String
/-- The hash is cached to avoid recomputing it whenever the `Module` is used. -/
javascriptHash : { x : UInt64 // x = hash javascript } := ⟨hash javascript, rfl⟩
private unsafe def evalModuleUnsafe (e : Expr) : MetaM Module :=
evalExpr' Module ``Module e
@[implemented_by evalModuleUnsafe]
opaque evalModule (e : Expr) : MetaM Module
private unsafe def evalWidgetInstanceUnsafe (e : Expr) : MetaM WidgetInstance :=
evalExpr' WidgetInstance ``WidgetInstance e
@[implemented_by evalWidgetInstanceUnsafe]
opaque evalWidgetInstance (e : Expr) : MetaM WidgetInstance
/-! ## Storage of widget modules -/
class ToModule (α : Type u) where
toModule : α → Module
instance : ToModule Module := ⟨id⟩
private builtin_initialize builtinModulesRef : IO.Ref (RBMap UInt64 (Name × Module) compare) ←
IO.mkRef ∅
def addBuiltinModule (id : Name) (m : Module) : IO Unit :=
builtinModulesRef.modify (·.insert m.javascriptHash (id, m))
/-- Every constant `c : α` marked with `@[widget_module]` is registered here.
The registry maps `hash (toModule c).javascript` to ``(`c, `(@toModule α inst c))``
where `inst : ToModule α` is synthesized during registration time
and stored thereafter. -/
private abbrev ModuleRegistry := SimplePersistentEnvExtension
(UInt64 × Name × Expr)
(RBMap UInt64 (Name × Expr) compare)
builtin_initialize moduleRegistry : ModuleRegistry ←
registerSimplePersistentEnvExtension {
addImportedFn := fun xss => xss.foldl (Array.foldl (fun s n => s.insert n.1 n.2)) ∅
addEntryFn := fun s n => s.insert n.1 n.2
toArrayFn := fun es => es.toArray
}
/-- Registers a widget module. Its type must implement `Lean.Widget.ToModule`. -/
builtin_initialize widgetModuleAttrImpl : AttributeImpl ←
let mkAttr (builtin : Bool) (name : Name) := do
let impl := {
name
descr := (if builtin then "(builtin) " else "") ++
"Registers a widget module. Its type must implement Lean.Widget.ToModule."
applicationTime := .afterCompilation
add := fun decl stx kind => Prod.fst <$> MetaM.run do
Attribute.Builtin.ensureNoArgs stx
unless kind == AttributeKind.global do throwError "invalid attribute '{name}', must be global"
let e ← mkAppM ``ToModule.toModule #[.const decl []]
let mod ← evalModule e
let env ← getEnv
unless builtin do -- don't warn on collision between previous and current stage
if let some _ := (← builtinModulesRef.get).find? mod.javascriptHash then
logWarning m!"A builtin widget module with the same hash(JS source code) was already registered."
if let some (n, _) := moduleRegistry.getState env |>.find? mod.javascriptHash then
logWarning m!"A widget module with the same hash(JS source code) was already registered at {Expr.const n []}."
let env ← getEnv
if builtin then
let h := mkConst decl
declareBuiltin decl <| mkApp2 (mkConst ``addBuiltinModule) (toExpr decl) h
else
setEnv <| moduleRegistry.addEntry env (mod.javascriptHash, decl, e)
}
registerBuiltinAttribute impl
return impl
/- We declare the `[builtin_widget_module]` and `[widget_module]` attributes
and bind the latter's implementation
(used for creating the obsolete `[widget]` alias below). -/
let _ ← mkAttr true `builtin_widget_module
mkAttr false `widget_module
/-! ## Retrieval of widget modules -/
structure GetWidgetSourceParams where
/-- Hash of the JS module to retrieve. -/
hash : UInt64
pos : Lean.Lsp.Position
deriving ToJson, FromJson
structure WidgetSource where
/-- Sourcetext of the JS module to run. -/
sourcetext : String
deriving Inhabited, ToJson, FromJson
open Server RequestM in
def getWidgetSource (args : GetWidgetSourceParams) : RequestM (RequestTask WidgetSource) := do
if let some (_, m) := (← builtinModulesRef.get).find? args.hash then
return .pure { sourcetext := m.javascript }
let doc ← readDoc
let pos := doc.meta.text.lspPosToUtf8Pos args.pos
let notFound := throwThe RequestError ⟨.invalidParams, s!"No widget module with hash {args.hash} registered"⟩
withWaitFindSnap doc (notFoundX := notFound)
(fun s => s.endPos >= pos || (moduleRegistry.getState s.env).contains args.hash)
fun snap => do
if let some (_, e) := moduleRegistry.getState snap.env |>.find? args.hash then
runTermElabM snap do
return { sourcetext := (← evalModule e).javascript }
else
notFound
builtin_initialize
Server.registerBuiltinRpcProcedure ``getWidgetSource _ _ getWidgetSource
/-! ## Storage of panel widget instances -/
inductive PanelWidgetsExtEntry where
| «global» (n : Name)
| «local» (wi : WidgetInstance)
/-- Keeps track of panel widget instances that should be displayed.
Instances can be registered for display global
(i.e., persisted in `.olean`s) and locally (not persisted)
For globally displayed widgets
we cannot store a `WidgetInstance` in the persistent state
because it contains a `StateM` closure.
Instead, we add a global constant of type `WidgetInstance`
to the environment, and store its name in the extension.
For locally displayed ones, we just store a `WidgetInstance`
in the extension directly.
This is okay because it is never persisted.
The (persistent) entries are then of the form `(h, n)`
where `h` is a hash stored in the `moduleRegistry`
and `n` is the name of a `WidgetInstance` global constant.
The extension state maps each `h` as above
to a list of entries that can be either global or local ones.
Each element of the state indicates that the widget module `h`
should be displayed with the given `WidgetInstance` as its arguments.
This is similar to a parametric attribute, except that:
- parametric attributes map at most one parameter to one tagged declaration,
whereas we may display multiple instances of a single widget module; and
- parametric attributes use the same type for local and global entries,
which we cannot do owing to the closure. -/
private abbrev PanelWidgetsExt := SimpleScopedEnvExtension
(UInt64 × Name)
(RBMap UInt64 (List PanelWidgetsExtEntry) compare)
builtin_initialize panelWidgetsExt : PanelWidgetsExt ←
registerSimpleScopedEnvExtension {
addEntry := fun s (h, n) => s.insert h (.global n :: s.findD h [])
initial := .empty
}
def evalPanelWidgets : MetaM (Array WidgetInstance) := do
let mut ret := #[]
for (_, l) in panelWidgetsExt.getState (← getEnv) do
for e in l do
match e with
| .global n =>
let wi ← evalWidgetInstance (mkConst n)
ret := ret.push wi
| .local wi => ret := ret.push wi
return ret
def addPanelWidgetGlobal [Monad m] [MonadEnv m] [MonadResolveName m] (h : UInt64) (n : Name) : m Unit := do
panelWidgetsExt.add (h, n)
def addPanelWidgetScoped [Monad m] [MonadEnv m] [MonadResolveName m] (h : UInt64) (n : Name) : m Unit := do
panelWidgetsExt.add (h, n) .scoped
def addPanelWidgetLocal [Monad m] [MonadEnv m] (wi : WidgetInstance) : m Unit := do
modifyEnv fun env => panelWidgetsExt.modifyState env fun s =>
s.insert wi.javascriptHash (.local wi :: s.findD wi.javascriptHash [])
def erasePanelWidget [Monad m] [MonadEnv m] (h : UInt64) : m Unit := do
modifyEnv fun env => panelWidgetsExt.modifyState env fun st => st.erase h
/-- Construct a widget instance by finding a widget module
in the current environment.
`hash` must be `hash (toModule c).javascript`
where `c` is some global constant annotated with `@[widget_module]`,
or the name of a builtin widget module. -/
def WidgetInstance.ofHash (hash : UInt64) (props : StateM Server.RpcObjectStore Json) :
CoreM WidgetInstance := do
let env ← getEnv
let builtins ← builtinModulesRef.get
let some id :=
(builtins.find? hash |>.map (·.1)) <|> (moduleRegistry.getState env |>.find? hash |>.map (·.1))
| throwError s!"No widget module with hash {hash} registered"
return { id, javascriptHash := hash, props }
/-- Save the data of a panel widget which will be displayed whenever the text cursor is on `stx`.
`hash` must be as in `WidgetInstance.ofHash`. -/
def savePanelWidgetInfo (hash : UInt64) (props : StateM Server.RpcObjectStore Json) (stx : Syntax) :
CoreM Unit := do
let wi ← WidgetInstance.ofHash hash props
pushInfoLeaf <| .ofUserWidgetInfo { wi with stx }
/-! ## `show_panel_widgets` command -/
syntax widgetInstanceSpec := ident ("with " term)?
def elabWidgetInstanceSpecAux (mod : Ident) (props : Term) : TermElabM Expr := do
Term.elabTerm (expectedType? := mkConst ``WidgetInstance) <| ← `(
{ id := $(quote mod.getId)
javascriptHash := (ToModule.toModule $mod).javascriptHash
props := Server.RpcEncodable.rpcEncode $props })
def elabWidgetInstanceSpec : TSyntax ``widgetInstanceSpec → TermElabM Expr
| `(widgetInstanceSpec| $mod:ident) => do
elabWidgetInstanceSpecAux mod (← ``(Json.mkObj []))
| `(widgetInstanceSpec| $mod:ident with $props:term) => do
elabWidgetInstanceSpecAux mod props
| _ => throwUnsupportedSyntax
syntax addWidgetSpec := Parser.Term.attrKind widgetInstanceSpec
syntax eraseWidgetSpec := "-" ident
syntax showWidgetSpec := addWidgetSpec <|> eraseWidgetSpec
/-- Use `show_panel_widgets [<widget>]` to mark that `<widget>`
should always be displayed, including in downstream modules.
The type of `<widget>` must implement `Widget.ToModule`,
and the type of `<props>` must implement `Server.RpcEncodable`.
In particular, `<props> : Json` works.
Use `show_panel_widgets [<widget> with <props>]`
to specify the `<props>` that the widget should be given
as arguments.
Use `show_panel_widgets [local <widget> (with <props>)?]` to mark it
for display in the current section, namespace, or file only.
Use `show_panel_widgets [scoped <widget> (with <props>)?]` to mark it
for display only when the current namespace is open.
Use `show_panel_widgets [-<widget>]` to temporarily hide a previously shown widget
in the current section, namespace, or file.
Note that persistent erasure is not possible, i.e.,
`-<widget>` has no effect on downstream modules. -/
syntax (name := showPanelWidgetsCmd) "show_panel_widgets " "[" sepBy1(showWidgetSpec, ", ") "]" : command
open Command in
@[command_elab showPanelWidgetsCmd] def elabShowPanelWidgetsCmd : CommandElab
| `(show_panel_widgets [ $ws ,*]) => liftTermElabM do
for w in ws.getElems do
match w with
| `(showWidgetSpec| - $mod:ident) =>
let mod : Term ← ``(ToModule.toModule $mod)
let mod : Expr ← Term.elabTerm (expectedType? := mkConst ``Module) mod
let mod : Module ← evalModule mod
erasePanelWidget mod.javascriptHash
| `(showWidgetSpec| $attr:attrKind $spec:widgetInstanceSpec) =>
let attr ← liftMacroM <| toAttributeKind attr
let wiExpr ← elabWidgetInstanceSpec spec
let wi ← evalWidgetInstance wiExpr
if let .local := attr then
addPanelWidgetLocal wi
else
let name ← mkFreshUserName (wi.id ++ `_instance)
let wiExpr ← instantiateMVars wiExpr
if wiExpr.hasMVar then
throwError "failed to compile expression, it contains metavariables{indentExpr wiExpr}"
addAndCompile <| Declaration.defnDecl {
name
levelParams := []
type := mkConst ``WidgetInstance
value := wiExpr
hints := .opaque
safety := .safe
}
if let .global := attr then
addPanelWidgetGlobal wi.javascriptHash name
else
addPanelWidgetScoped wi.javascriptHash name
| _ => throwUnsupportedSyntax
| _ => throwUnsupportedSyntax
/-! ## `#widget` command -/
/-- Use `#widget <widget>` to display a panel widget,
and `#widget <widget> with <props>` to display it with the given props.
Useful for debugging widgets.
The type of `<widget>` must implement `Widget.ToModule`,
and the type of `<props>` must implement `Server.RpcEncodable`.
In particular, `<props> : Json` works. -/
syntax (name := widgetCmd) "#widget " widgetInstanceSpec : command
open Command in
@[command_elab widgetCmd] def elabWidgetCmd : CommandElab
| stx@`(#widget $s) => liftTermElabM do
let wi : Expr ← elabWidgetInstanceSpec s
let wi : WidgetInstance ← evalWidgetInstance wi
savePanelWidgetInfo wi.javascriptHash wi.props stx
| _ => throwUnsupportedSyntax
/-! ## Deprecated definitions -/
/-- Use this structure and the `@[widget]` attribute to define your own widgets.
```lean
@[widget]
def rubiks : UserWidgetDefinition :=
{ name := "Rubiks cube app"
javascript := include_str ...
}
```
-/
structure UserWidgetDefinition where
/-- Pretty name of user widget to display to the user. -/
name : String
/-- An ESmodule that exports a react component to render. -/
javascript: String
deriving Inhabited, ToJson, FromJson
instance : ToModule UserWidgetDefinition where
toModule uwd := { uwd with }
private unsafe def evalUserWidgetDefinitionUnsafe [Monad m] [MonadEnv m] [MonadOptions m] [MonadError m]
(id : Name) : m UserWidgetDefinition := do
ofExcept <| (← getEnv).evalConstCheck UserWidgetDefinition (← getOptions) ``UserWidgetDefinition id
@[implemented_by evalUserWidgetDefinitionUnsafe]
opaque evalUserWidgetDefinition [Monad m] [MonadEnv m] [MonadOptions m] [MonadError m]
(id : Name) : m UserWidgetDefinition
/-! ## Retrieving panel widget instances -/
/-- Retrieve all the `UserWidgetInfo`s that intersect a given line. -/
def widgetInfosAt? (text : FileMap) (t : InfoTree) (hoverLine : Nat) : List UserWidgetInfo :=
t.deepestNodes fun
| _ctx, i@(Info.ofUserWidgetInfo wi), _cs => do
if let (some pos, some tailPos) := (i.pos?, i.tailPos?) then
-- Does the widget's line range contain `hoverLine`?
guard <| (text.utf8PosToLspPos pos).line ≤ hoverLine ∧ hoverLine ≤ (text.utf8PosToLspPos tailPos).line
return wi
else
failure
| _, _, _ => none
structure PanelWidgetInstance extends WidgetInstance where
/-- The syntactic span in the Lean file at which the panel widget is displayed. -/
range? : Option Lsp.Range := none
/-- When present, the infoview will wrap the widget
in `<details><summary>{name}</summary>...</details>`.
This functionality is deprecated
but retained for backwards compatibility
with `UserWidgetDefinition`. -/
name? : Option String := none
deriving Server.RpcEncodable
/-- Output of `getWidgets` RPC.-/
structure GetWidgetsResponse where
widgets : Array PanelWidgetInstance
deriving Server.RpcEncodable
open Lean Server RequestM in
/-- Get the panel widgets present around a particular position. -/
def getWidgets (pos : Lean.Lsp.Position) : RequestM (RequestTask (GetWidgetsResponse)) := do
let doc ← readDoc
let filemap := doc.meta.text
mapTask (findInfoTreeAtPosWithTrailingWhitespace doc <| filemap.lspPosToUtf8Pos pos) fun
| some infoTree@(.context (.commandCtx cc) _) =>
ContextInfo.runMetaM { cc with } {} do
let env ← getEnv
/- Panels from the environment. -/
let ws' ← evalPanelWidgets
let ws' : Array PanelWidgetInstance ← ws'.mapM fun wi => do
-- Check if the definition uses the deprecated `UserWidgetDefinition`
-- on a best-effort basis.
-- If it does, also send the `name` field.
let name? ← env.find? wi.id
|>.filter (·.type.isConstOf ``UserWidgetDefinition)
|>.mapM fun _ => do
let uwd ← evalUserWidgetDefinition wi.id
return uwd.name
return { wi with name? }
/- Panels from the infotree. -/
let ws := widgetInfosAt? filemap infoTree pos.line
let ws : Array PanelWidgetInstance ← ws.toArray.mapM fun (wi : UserWidgetInfo) => do
let name? ← env.find? wi.id
|>.filter (·.type.isConstOf ``UserWidgetDefinition)
|>.mapM fun _ => do
let uwd ← evalUserWidgetDefinition wi.id
return uwd.name
return { wi with range? := String.Range.toLspRange filemap <$> Syntax.getRange? wi.stx, name? }
return { widgets := ws' ++ ws }
| _ => return ⟨∅⟩
builtin_initialize
Server.registerBuiltinRpcProcedure ``getWidgets _ _ getWidgets
end Lean.Widget