Verso/services/web/frontend/js/ide/log-parser/quarto-log-parser.ts

import { LatexLogEntry, ParseResult } from './latex-log-parser'

// Parser for the combined stdout/stderr that `quarto render` writes to
// output.log (see services/clsi/app/js/QuartoRunner.js). Quarto orchestrates
// several tools, each with its own diagnostic style:
//
//   - Typst  (the engine for .qmd -> PDF): emits
//         error: unexpected end of block comment
//           ┌─ main.typ:5:10
//     ...and the analogous `warning: ...` form. Older builds use `-->` instead
//     of the box-drawing arrow.
//   - Pandoc (markdown -> typst/html): emits `[WARNING] ...` / `[ERROR] ...`.
//   - Quarto CLI itself (YAML validation, project errors, Deno crashes): emits
//     `ERROR: ...` / `WARNING: ...` (upper-case) or `error: Uncaught ...`.
//   - knitr/R (.Rmd / executable cells): emits `Quitting from lines 3-7 (x.qmd)`
//     followed by an `Error: ...` message.
//
// This is deliberately a flat, line-oriented parser rather than the stateful
// LaTeX one: Quarto's output has no nested-file `(...)` structure to track.
// It returns the same ParseResult shape so the rest of the log pipeline
// (HumanReadableLogs consumers, the errors/warnings tabs, editor annotations)
// can treat Quarto entries exactly like LaTeX ones.

// eslint-disable-next-line no-control-regex
const ANSI_REGEX = /\x1b\[[0-9;]*m/g

// Typst / Deno: `error: message`, `warning: message` (lower-case prefix)
const LOWER_DIAG_REGEX = /^(error|warning): (.*)$/
// Quarto CLI: `ERROR: message`, `WARNING: message` (upper-case prefix)
const UPPER_DIAG_REGEX = /^(ERROR|WARNING): (.*)$/
// Pandoc: `[WARNING] message`, `[ERROR] message`, `[INFO] message`
const PANDOC_REGEX = /^\[(WARNING|ERROR|INFO)\] (.*)$/
// knitr/R: `Quitting from lines 3-7 (slides.qmd)`
const R_QUITTING_REGEX = /^Quitting from lines? (\d+)(?:-\d+)?\s*(?:\(([^)]+)\))?/
// Python (Jupyter cell execution): a missing dependency, e.g.
//   ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pandas'
//   ImportError: No module named scipy
const PY_MODULE_REGEX =
  /^(?:ModuleNotFoundError|ImportError): No module named ['"]?([\w.]+)['"]?/
// A typst diagnostic location line: `  ┌─ main.typ:5:10` / `  --> main.typ:5:10`
const TYPST_LOCATION_REGEX = /(?:[┌╭]─|-->)\s*(.+?):(\d+):(\d+)/

function stripAnsi(line: string): string {
  return line.replace(ANSI_REGEX, '')
}

function isDiagnosticStart(trimmed: string): boolean {
  return (
    LOWER_DIAG_REGEX.test(trimmed) ||
    UPPER_DIAG_REGEX.test(trimmed) ||
    PANDOC_REGEX.test(trimmed)
  )
}

export default function parseQuartoLog(rawLog: string): ParseResult {
  const lines = rawLog.replace(/\r\n?/g, '\n').split('\n')
  const data: LatexLogEntry[] = []

  let pendingLocation: { file?: string; line?: number } = {}

  for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {
    const clean = stripAnsi(lines[i])
    const trimmed = clean.trimStart()

    // Remember the most recent knitr location; it precedes the `Error:` line.
    const quitting = trimmed.match(R_QUITTING_REGEX)
    if (quitting) {
      pendingLocation = {
        line: parseInt(quitting[1], 10),
        file: quitting[2],
      }
      continue
    }

    // A missing Python package when executing a {python} cell. Turn the raw
    // traceback line into an actionable message rather than letting it slip
    // through as an opaque error (or not be surfaced at all).
    const pyModule = trimmed.match(PY_MODULE_REGEX)
    if (pyModule) {
      const pkg = pyModule[1]
      data.push({
        line: pendingLocation.line ?? null,
        file: pendingLocation.file,
        level: 'error',
        message: `Python package "${pkg}" is not installed on the server`,
        content:
          `${clean}\n\nThe Python package "${pkg}" is not available in the ` +
          `compile environment. Common scientific packages (numpy, pandas, ` +
          `scipy, matplotlib, seaborn, scikit-learn, sympy, plotly) are ` +
          `pre-installed; others must be added to the server image.`,
        raw: clean,
      })
      pendingLocation = {}
      continue
    }

    let level: LatexLogEntry['level'] | null = null
    let message: string | null = null

    let m: RegExpMatchArray | null
    if ((m = trimmed.match(LOWER_DIAG_REGEX))) {
      level = m[1] === 'error' ? 'error' : 'warning'
      message = m[2]
    } else if ((m = trimmed.match(UPPER_DIAG_REGEX))) {
      level = m[1] === 'ERROR' ? 'error' : 'warning'
      message = m[2]
    } else if ((m = trimmed.match(PANDOC_REGEX))) {
      if (m[1] === 'INFO') continue // pandoc INFO lines are not actionable
      level = m[1] === 'ERROR' ? 'error' : 'warning'
      message = m[2]
    }

    if (level === null || message === null) continue

    // Accumulate any following indented/diagnostic lines (the typst box, a Deno
    // stack trace, R traceback) as the entry's content, and pick up a
    // file:line:col location from the typst box if present. Stop at a blank
    // line or the start of the next diagnostic.
    let file = pendingLocation.file
    let line: number | null = pendingLocation.line ?? null
    let content = clean
    let j = i + 1
    for (; j < lines.length; j++) {
      const next = stripAnsi(lines[j])
      if (next.trim() === '') break
      if (isDiagnosticStart(next.trimStart())) break
      content += '\n' + next
      const loc = next.match(TYPST_LOCATION_REGEX)
      if (loc && !file) {
        file = loc[1]
        line = parseInt(loc[2], 10)
      }
    }
    i = j - 1

    data.push({
      line,
      file,
      level,
      message: message.trim(),
      content,
      raw: content,
    })

    pendingLocation = {}
  }

  return postProcess(data)
}

function postProcess(data: LatexLogEntry[]): ParseResult {
  const all: LatexLogEntry[] = []
  const byLevel: Record<'error' | 'warning' | 'typesetting', LatexLogEntry[]> = {
    error: [],
    warning: [],
    typesetting: [],
  }
  const seen = new Set<string>()

  for (const entry of data) {
    if (seen.has(entry.raw)) continue
    seen.add(entry.raw)
    byLevel[entry.level]?.push(entry)
    all.push(entry)
  }

  return {
    errors: byLevel.error,
    warnings: byLevel.warning,
    typesetting: byLevel.typesetting,
    all,
    files: [],
  }
}