# koreader's native build process # 1. git clone each dependency lib into base/thirdparty/$lib # 2. git checkout a specific rev into base/thirdparty/$lib/build/$platform # 3. invoke cmake in the checkout dir (including `make install` equivalent), which seems to not write outside the dir # 4. manually copy the "installed" files in that checkout to some other place for koreader to use # - see: koreader/base/Makefile.third # ... # koreader and all its deps are installed to $out/lib/koreader # - i.e. it vendors its runtime deps # # a good way to substitute nixpkgs deps in place of KOReader's vendored deps is to # inject them into base/Makefile.third, via makeFlags. # failing that, we can patch the source of each vendored library into base/thirdparty/*/CMakeLists.txt # and KOReader will build them from-source perfectly, but that's more involved on our end. # # TODO: # - don't vendor fonts # - package enough of KOReader's deps to remove `sources.nix` # - SDL2 (only used by macos??) # - FBINK # - NANOSVG (slightly complicated; koreader needs access to its source code) # - SRELL # - build crengine dep via nixpkgs `coolreader` pkg (with source patched to )? { lib , autoPatchelfHook , autoconf , automake , buildPackages , callPackage , cmake , dpkg , fetchFromGitHub , fetchgit , fetchurl , gettext , git , libtool , luajit , makeWrapper , perl , pkg-config , pkgs , python3 , ragel , stdenv , substituteAll , which # third-party dependencies which KOReader would ordinarily vendor , symlinkJoin , curl , czmq , djvulibre , dropbear , freetype , fribidi # , gettext , giflib , glib , gnutar , harfbuzz , libiconvReal , libjpeg_turbo , libpng , libunibreak , libwebp , openssl , openssh , sdcv , SDL2 # koreader doesn't actually vendor this, just expects it'll magically be available , sqlite , utf8proc , zlib , zeromq4 , zstd , zsync }: let sources = callPackage ./sources.nix { luajit = luajit52; }; version = "2024.01"; src = fetchFromGitHub { owner = "koreader"; repo = "koreader"; name = "koreader"; # needed because `srcs = ` in the outer derivation is a list fetchSubmodules = true; rev = "v${version}"; hash = "sha256-0ftpMnu3vMwEj2cyzn01E1lCHpE3HtnjyytH3BuRBcU="; }; # XXX: for some inscrutable reason, `enable52Compat` is *partially* broken, only when cross compiling. # `table.unpack` is non-nil, but `table.pack` is nil. # the normal path is for `enable52Compat` to set `env.NIX_CFLAGS_COMPILE = "-DLUAJIT_ENABLE_LUA52COMPAT";` # which in turn sets `#define LJ_52 1`, and gates functions like `table.pack`, `table.unpack`. # instead, koreader just removes the `#if LJ_52` gates. doing the same in nixpkgs seems to work. # luajit52 = luajit.override { enable52Compat = true; self = luajit52; }; luajit52 = (luajit.override { self = luajit52; }).overrideAttrs (super: { patches = (super.patches or []) ++ [ "${src}/base/thirdparty/luajit/koreader-luajit-enable-table_pack.patch" ]; }); luaEnv = luajit52.withPackages (ps: with ps; [ (buildLuarocksPackage { # needed by KOReader's lua-Spore pname = "luajson"; version = "1.3.4-1"; src = fetchgit { url = "https://github.com/harningt/luajson.git"; # rev = "1.3.4"; # 1.3.4 (released 2017) has some incompatible bugs with lpeg library. # see: rev = "6ecaf9bea8b121a9ffca5a470a2080298557b55d"; hash = "sha256-56G0NqIpavKHMQWUxy+Bp7G4ZKrQwUZ2C5e7GJxUJeg="; }; knownRockspec = (fetchurl { url = "mirror://luarocks/luajson-1.3.4-1.rockspec"; hash = "sha256-+S4gfa6QaOMmOCDX8TxBq3kFWlbaEeiSMxCfefYakv0="; }).outPath; propagatedBuildInputs = [ lpeg ]; }) lpeg luasec luasocket rapidjson ]); rockspecFor = luaPkgName: let pkg = luaEnv.pkgs."${luaPkgName}"; in "${luaEnv}/${pkg.rocksSubdir}/${luaPkgName}/${pkg.rockspecVersion}/${luaPkgName}-${pkg.rockspecVersion}.rockspec"; crossTargets = { # koreader-base Makefile targets to use when compiling for the given host platform # only used when cross compiling aarch64 = "debian-arm64"; }; target = if stdenv.buildPlatform == stdenv.hostPlatform then "debian" else crossTargets."${stdenv.hostPlatform.parsed.cpu.name}"; fakeBuildDep = buildPackages.writeShellScript "fake-build-ko-dep" '' set -x lib="$1" build_dir="$2" prebuilt="$3" mkdir -p "$build_dir/$lib-prefix/src" rm -rf "$build_dir/$lib-prefix/src/$lib" rm -rf "$build_dir/$lib-prefix/src/$lib-build" # the library build directory koreader uses isn't consistently named, but we can cover most cases ($lib or $lib-build). # we have to copy the full tree rather than just symlink because koreader/base/Makefile.third # is copying lib/*.so into include/. # seriously, wtf are they doing over there. cp -R "$prebuilt" "$build_dir/$lib-prefix/src/$lib" cp -R "$prebuilt" "$build_dir/$lib-prefix/src/$lib-build" # ln -s "$prebuilt" "$build_dir/$lib-prefix/src/$lib" # ln -s "$prebuilt" "$build_dir/$lib-prefix/src/$lib-build" ''; getContrib = pkg: stdenv.mkDerivation { inherit (pkg) name src; dontConfigure = true; dontBuild = true; installPhase = '' mkdir "$out" cp -R ./contrib/ "$out/contrib" ''; }; lib' = lib; fhsLib = pkg: { lib ? true, include ? true, flatLib ? false, flatInclude ? false, contrib ? false }: symlinkJoin { inherit (pkg) name; paths = (lib'.optionals lib [ "${lib'.getLib pkg}" ]) ++ (lib'.optionals include [ "${lib'.getDev pkg}" ]) ++ (lib'.optionals flatLib [ "${lib'.getLib pkg}/lib" ]) ++ (lib'.optionals flatInclude [ "${lib'.getDev pkg}/include" ]) ++ (lib'.optionals contrib [ "${getContrib pkg}" ]); }; # mostly for k2pdf, which expects lib/ and include/ for each dep to live side-by-side libAndDev = pkg: fhsLib pkg { lib = true; include = true; }; # these probably have more dirs than they really need. djvulibreAll = fhsLib djvulibre { lib=true; include=true; flatInclude=true; }; opensslAll = fhsLib openssl { lib=false; include=true; flatLib=true; }; utf8procAll = fhsLib utf8proc { lib=true; include=false; flatInclude=true; }; # KOreader uses ZLIB_DIR as: # - -L${ZLIB_DIR} # - -I${ZLIB_DIR} # - -I${ZLIB_DIR}/include zlibAll = fhsLib zlib { lib=false; include=true; flatLib=true; flatInclude=true; contrib=true; }; libunibreak' = libunibreak.overrideAttrs (canon: { patches = (canon.patches or []) ++ [ "${src}/base/thirdparty/libunibreak/add_lb_get_char_class.patch" ]; }); # values to provide to koreader/base/Makefile.defs. # should be ok to put this in `makeFlags` array, but i can't get that to work! # LUAROCKS_BINARY substitution is to support the cross-compilation case (i.e. emulate it during the build process) makefileDefs = '' CURL_LIB="${lib.getLib curl}/lib/libcurl.so" \ CURL_DIR="${lib.getDev curl}" \ CZMQ_LIB="${lib.getLib czmq}/lib/libczmq.so" \ CZMQ_DIR="${lib.getDev czmq}" \ DJVULIBRE_LIB="${lib.getLib djvulibre}/lib/libdjvulibre.so" \ DJVULIBRE_LIB_LINK_FLAG="-L ${lib.getLib djvulibre}/lib -l:libdjvulibre.so" \ DJVULIBRE_DIR="${djvulibreAll}" \ FREETYPE_LIB="${lib.getLib freetype}/lib/libfreetype.so" \ FREETYPE_LIB_LINK_FLAG="-L ${lib.getLib freetype}/lib -l:libfreetype.so" \ FREETYPE_DIR="${lib.getDev freetype}" \ FRIBIDI_LIB="${lib.getLib fribidi}/lib/libfribidi.so" \ FRIBIDI_LIB_LINK_FLAG="-L ${lib.getLib fribidi}/lib -l:libfribidi.so" \ FRIBIDI_DIR="${lib.getDev fribidi}" \ GETTEXT_DIR="${lib.getDev gettext}" \ LIBGETTEXT="${lib.getLib gettext}/lib/preloadable_libintl.so" \ GIF_LIB="${lib.getLib giflib}/lib/libgif.so" \ GIF_DIR="${lib.getDev giflib}" \ GLIB="${lib.getLib glib}/lib/libglib-2.0.so" \ GLIB_DIR="${lib.getDev glib}" \ HARFBUZZ_LIB="${lib.getLib harfbuzz}/lib/libharfbuzz.so" \ HARFBUZZ_LIB_LINK_FLAG="-L ${lib.getLib harfbuzz}/lib -l:libharfbuzz.so" \ HARFBUZZ_DIR="${lib.getDev harfbuzz}" \ JPEG_LIB="${lib.getLib libjpeg_turbo}/lib/libjpeg.so" \ JPEG_LIB_LINK_FLAG="-L ${lib.getLib libjpeg_turbo}/lib -l:libjpeg.so" \ JPEG_DIR="${lib.getDev libjpeg_turbo}" \ TURBOJPEG_LIB="${lib.getLib libjpeg_turbo}/lib/libturbojpeg.so" \ LIBICONV="${lib.getLib libiconvReal}/lib/libiconv.so" \ LIBICONV_DIR="${lib.getDev libiconvReal}" \ LIBUNIBREAK_LIB="${lib.getLib libunibreak'}/lib/libunibreak.so" \ LIBUNIBREAK_DIR="${libAndDev libunibreak'}" \ LIBUNIBREAK_LIB_LINK_FLAG="-L ${lib.getLib libunibreak'}/lib -l:libunibreak.so" \ LIBWEBP_LIB="${lib.getLib libwebp}/lib/libwebp.so" \ LIBWEBPDEMUX_LIB="${lib.getLib libwebp}/lib/libwebpdemux.so" \ LIBWEBPSHARPYUV_LIB="${lib.getLib libwebp}/lib/libwebpsharpyuv.so" \ LIBWEBP_DIR="${lib.getDev libwebp}" \ LPEG_ROCK="${rockspecFor "lpeg"}" \ LUAROCKS_BINARY="${lib.optionalString (!stdenv.buildPlatform.canExecute stdenv.hostPlatform) (stdenv.hostPlatform.emulator buildPackages)} ${luajit52}/bin/lua ${luaEnv.pkgs.luarocks}/bin/.luarocks-wrapped" \ LUAJIT="${luaEnv}/bin/luajit" \ LUAJIT_JIT="${luaEnv}/share/lua/5.1/jit" \ LUAJIT_LIB="${lib.getLib luaEnv}/lib/libluajit-5.1.so" \ LUASEC="${luaEnv}/share/lua/5.1/ssl/" \ LUASOCKET="${luaEnv}/share/lua/5.1/socket/" \ LUA_INCDIR="${lib.getDev luaEnv}/include" \ LUA_LIBDIR="${lib.getLib luaEnv}/lib/libluajit-5.1.so" \ LUA_RAPIDJSON_ROCK="${rockspecFor "rapidjson"}" \ OPENSSL_LIB="${lib.getLib openssl}/lib/libssl.so" \ OPENSSL_DIR="${opensslAll}" \ SSL_LIB="${lib.getLib openssl}/lib/libssl.so.3" \ CRYPTO_LIB="${lib.getLib openssl}/lib/libcrypto.so" \ PNG_LIB="${lib.getLib libpng}/lib/libpng.so" \ PNG_DIR="${libAndDev libpng}" \ SQLITE_LIB="${lib.getLib sqlite}/lib/libsqlite3.so" \ SQLITE_DIR="${lib.getDev sqlite}" \ UTF8PROC_LIB="${lib.getLib utf8proc}/lib/libutf8proc.so" \ UTF8PROC_DIR="${utf8procAll}" \ ZLIB="${lib.getLib zlib}/lib/libz.so" \ ZLIB_DIR="${zlibAll}" \ ZLIB_STATIC="${zlib.static}/lib/libz.a" \ ZMQ_LIB="${lib.getLib zeromq4}/lib/libzmq.so" \ ZMQ_DIR="${lib.getDev zeromq4}" \ ZSTD_LIB="${lib.getLib zstd}/lib/libzstd.so" \ ZSTD_DIR="${lib.getDev zstd}" \ ZSTD_DESTDIR="${lib.getDev zstd}" \ ''; # DO_STRIP=0 else it'll try to strip our externally built libraries, and error because those live in the nix store. makeFlags = '' TARGET=${target} DEBIAN=1 SHELL=sh VERBOSE=1 \ DO_STRIP=0 \ ${makefileDefs} \ ''; symlinkThirdpartyBins = outdir: '' ln -sf "${lib.getBin dropbear}/bin/dropbear" "${outdir}/dropbear" ln -sf "${lib.getExe gnutar}" "${outdir}/tar" ln -sf "${lib.getBin openssh}/libexec/sftp-server" "${outdir}/sftp-server" ln -sf "${lib.getBin sdcv}/bin/sdcv" "${outdir}/sdcv" ln -sf "${lib.getBin zsync}/bin/zsync" "${outdir}/zsync2" ''; thirdparty = [ curl czmq djvulibre dropbear freetype fribidi gettext giflib glib gnutar harfbuzz libiconvReal libjpeg_turbo libpng libunibreak' libwebp openssl openssh sdcv SDL2 sqlite utf8proc zlib zeromq4 zstd zsync ]; in stdenv.mkDerivation rec { pname = "koreader-from-src"; inherit version; srcs = [ src ] ++ (lib.mapAttrsToList (name: src: fetchgit ( { inherit name; } // src.source // { # koreader sometimes specifies the rev as `tags/FOO`. # we need to remember that to place the repo where it expects, but we have to strip it here for fetchgit to succeed. rev = lib.removePrefix "tags/" src.source.rev; } )) sources.thirdparty ); patches = [ ./debug.patch #< not needed to build, just helps debug packaging issues ./no_rm_build_dirs.patch ./lua-Spore-no-luajson.patch #< TODO: test this at runtime! we ship luajson, but just don't expose it via luarocks ./rss-no-interrupt-on-image-failure.patch # just a preference ]; sourceRoot = "koreader"; nativeBuildInputs = [ buildPackages.stdenv.cc # TODO: move to depsBuildBuild? autoconf # autotools is used by some thirdparty libraries automake autoPatchelfHook # used by us, in fixupPhase, to ensure substituted thirdparty deps can be loaded at runtime cmake # for koreader/base submodule git libtool makeWrapper pkg-config luaEnv.pkgs.luarocks ]; buildInputs = [ # luajson luaEnv ]; postPatch = '' # patch for newer openssl substituteInPlace --fail base/ffi/crypto.lua \ --replace 'ffi.load("libs/libcrypto.so.1.1")' 'ffi.load("libcrypto.so")' # dlopen libraries by name only, allowing them to be found via LD_LIBRARY_PATH # instead of just via $out/libs. this is required whenever we direct KOreader to use system libs instead of its vendored libs. for f in $(shopt -s globstar; ls **/*.lua) ; do substituteInPlace "$f" \ --replace-quiet 'ffi.load("libs/' 'ffi.load("' done # lots of places in Makefile.third (incorrectly) assume lib paths are relative to CURDIR, # so link /nix into CURDIR to allow them to work anyway ln -s /nix base/nix ''; dontConfigure = true; buildPhase = '' link_lib_into_build_dir() { lib="$1" rev="$2" platform="$3" prebuilt="$4" lib_src="../$lib" cmake_lists="base/thirdparty/$lib/CMakeLists.txt" build_dir="base/thirdparty/$lib/build/$platform" # link the nix clone into the directory koreader would use for checkout # ref="base/thirdparty/$l/build/git_checkout" # echo "linking thirdparty library $l $ref -> $deref" # mkdir -p "$ref" # ln -s "$deref" "$ref/$l" # mv "$deref" "$ref/$l" # cp -R "$deref" "$ref/$l" # needs to be writable for koreader to checkout it specific revision # chmod u+w -R "$ref/$l/.git" # koreader wants to clone each library into this git_checkout dir, # then checkout a specific revision, # and then copy that checkout into the build/working directory further down. # instead, we replicate that effect here, and by creating these "stamp" files # koreader will know to skip the `git clone` and `git checkout` calls. # the logic we're spoofing lives in koreader/base/thirdparty/cmake_modules/koreader_thirdparty_git.cmake stamp_dir="$build_dir/git_checkout/stamp" stamp_info="$stamp_dir/$lib-gitinfo-$rev.txt" stamp_clone="$stamp_dir/$lib-gitclone-lastrun.txt" echo "creating stamps for $lib: $stamp_clone > $stamp_info" # mkdir $(dirname ..) to handle the case where `$rev` contains slashes mkdir -p $(dirname "$stamp_info") # koreader-base decides whether to redo the git checkout based on a timestamp compare of these two stamp files touch -d "last week" $(dirname "$stamp_info") #< XXX: necessary? touch -d "last week" "$stamp_info" touch -d "next week" "$stamp_clone" # koreader would copy the checkout into this build/working directory, # but because we spoof the stamps to work around other git errors, # copy it there on koreader's behalf prefix="$build_dir/$lib-prefix" mkdir -p "$prefix/src" cp -R "$lib_src" "$prefix/src/$lib" # src dir needs to be writable for koreader to apply its own patches chmod u+w -R "$prefix/src/$lib" if [ -n "$prebuilt" ]; then abs_build_dir="$(realpath "$build_dir")" sed -i 's/INSTALL_COMMAND .*/INSTALL_COMMAND ""/' "$cmake_lists" sed -i \ "s:BUILD_COMMAND .*:BUILD_COMMAND ${fakeBuildDep} $lib $abs_build_dir $prebuilt:" \ "$cmake_lists" fi } ${builtins.concatStringsSep "\n" (lib.mapAttrsToList (name: src: let # for machine-agnostic libraries (e.g. pure lua), koreader doesn't build them in a flavored directory machine = if src.machineAgnostic or false then "" else stdenv.hostPlatform.config; in ''link_lib_into_build_dir "${name}" "${src.source.rev}" "${machine}" "${src.package or ""}"'' ) sources.thirdparty )} # outDir should match OUTPUT_DIR in koreader-base outDir="/build/koreader/base/build/${stdenv.hostPlatform.config}" mkdir -p "$outDir" ${symlinkThirdpartyBins "$outDir"} make ${makeFlags} ''; env = lib.optionalAttrs (stdenv.buildPlatform != stdenv.hostPlatform) { CHOST = stdenv.hostPlatform.config; }; installPhase = '' # XXX: build without INSTALL_DIR="$out" as make arg because that conflicts with vars used by third-party libs. # instead, `make` and then manually install koreader to $out ourselves. # TODO: might be safe to specify `INSTALL_DIR` here as an env var instead, though? make debianupdate ${makeFlags} mv koreader-${target}-${stdenv.hostPlatform.config}/debian/usr $out # XXX: nixpkgs' `koreader` adds glib and gtk3-x11 to LD_LIBRARY_PATH as well. wrapProgram $out/bin/koreader --prefix LD_LIBRARY_PATH : ${ (lib.makeLibraryPath thirdparty) + ":$out/lib/koreader/libs" } ''; preFixup = '' # koreader installation copies the thirdparty binaries like tar, sdcv, which we injected earlier. # but we specifically want these to live in the nix store and be symlinked into koreader instead. # TODO: this might symlink binaries which koreader doesn't actually use... # i should either only overwrite the binaries which DO exist at this point, # or find some other way to inject them (i can maybe just put them on KOreader's PATH?). ${symlinkThirdpartyBins "$out/lib/koreader"} ${lib.concatStringsSep "\n" (builtins.map (dep: '' if [ -e "${lib.getLib dep}/lib" ]; then addAutoPatchelfSearchPath "${lib.getLib dep}/lib" fi '') thirdparty) } ''; passthru = { # exposed for debugging inherit luajit52 luaEnv; }; meta = with lib; { homepage = "https://github.com/koreader/koreader"; description = "An ebook reader application supporting PDF, DjVu, EPUB, FB2 and many more formats, running on Cervantes, Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook and Android devices"; sourceProvenance = with sourceTypes; [ fromSource ]; platforms = platforms.linux; license = licenses.agpl3Only; maintainers = with maintainers; [ colinsane contrun neonfuz]; }; }