PureXML/Sources/Schema/RelaxNGParser.swift
Mihaela Mihaljevic 3415ff3d9a feat(relaxng): schema-correctness validation, spec suite complete
A RELAX NG schema document is validated before pattern interpretation
in three layers: the section-3 grammar check (vocabulary, attributes,
arity, text, QNames, datatypeLibrary URIs, hrefs, 4.16 excepts, xmlns
prohibitions), compiler checks (4.17 combine rules, unresolved refs,
parentRef scope, startless grammars, include/externalRef cycles and
overrides, grammar-checked loaded documents, unknown datatypes,
built-in-library params), and the 4.19/7.1-7.4 restrictions over the
compiled algebra after 4.20/4.21 normalization (prohibited paths,
content types, duplicate attributes via representative-name overlap,
infinite-class attributes outside oneOrMore, interleave constraints),
with recursion detection deliberately before normalization. Incorrect
schemas: 213 compiling down to 7, all the pre-Fifth-Edition name-class
class (count asserted). Two leniency tests updated to spec behavior.

Closes #131
2026-06-10 11:38:45 +02:00

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private typealias Tree = RNGTree
/// Compiles a RELAX NG XML-syntax document into the pattern algebra, resolving
/// `include` and `externalRef` through a loader. Holds the accumulating `define`
/// table so external grammars merge into it. File-scope and private.
final class RNGCompiler {
typealias Pattern = PureXML.Schema.Pattern
typealias NameClass = PureXML.Schema.NameClass
typealias Compositor = PureXML.Schema.Compositor
private(set) var defines: [String: Pattern] = [:]
/// The combine method established for each define name (4.17): defines
/// sharing a name agree on one method, and the single define that omits
/// `combine` still merges by it.
private var defineCombine: [String: String] = [:]
/// How many defines of each name omitted `combine` (at most one may).
private var combinelessDefines: [String: Int] = [:]
/// Every ref/parentRef target, checked against the defines at the end.
private var referenced: Set<String> = []
/// Schema-correctness problems discovered during compilation.
var violations: [String] = []
let loader: (String) -> String?
var visited: Set<String> = []
/// The URI of the document currently being compiled (nil for the top
/// level): hrefs inside a loaded document resolve against it.
var documentBase: String?
/// The `ns` value carried across a document boundary: an externalRef's
/// in-scope ns applies to the loaded pattern when it has none of its own
/// (simplification 4.6); the tree-ancestor walk cannot cross documents.
var fallbackNamespace = ""
/// The start pattern contributed by an `include`d grammar (4.7), used when
/// the including grammar declares no start of its own.
var includedStart: Pattern?
/// Each `grammar` element opens its own define scope; names are mangled
/// with the scope identifier so nested grammars do not collide and
/// `parentRef` reaches the enclosing grammar's scope.
private var scopeStack: [Int] = []
private var nextScope = 0
private func mangled(_ name: String) -> String {
"\(scopeStack.last ?? 0)\u{1}\(name)"
}
/// Builds a ref, recording the target for the resolution check; a
/// parentRef outside any nested grammar is a schema error.
private func reference(_ name: String, parent: Bool) -> Pattern {
if parent, scopeStack.count < 2 {
violations.append("parentRef '\(name)' has no enclosing grammar")
return .notAllowed
}
let target = parent ? parentMangled(name) : mangled(name)
referenced.insert(target)
return .ref(target)
}
private func parentMangled(_ name: String) -> String {
let parent = scopeStack.count >= 2 ? scopeStack[scopeStack.count - 2] : (scopeStack.last ?? 0)
return "\(parent)\u{1}\(name)"
}
/// The ns in scope at a schema node: its own/ancestor `ns` attribute, or
/// the namespace inherited across the document boundary.
func effectiveNS(_ node: Tree) -> String {
RNGNode.inheritedNS(node) ?? fallbackNamespace
}
init(loader: @escaping (String) -> String?) {
self.loader = loader
}
/// Refs whose targets no define supplies, as schema errors.
func unresolvedReferences() -> [String] {
referenced.subtracting(defines.keys).sorted().map { target in
let name = target.split(separator: "\u{1}").last.map(String.init) ?? target
return "ref '\(name)' has no matching define"
}
}
func topLevel(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
RNGNode.localName(node) == "grammar" ? grammar(node) : pattern(node)
}
private func grammar(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
scopeStack.append(nextScope)
nextScope += 1
let outerIncludedStart = includedStart
includedStart = nil
defer {
scopeStack.removeLast()
includedStart = outerIncludedStart
}
for include in RNGNode.components(node, named: "include") {
mergeInclude(include)
}
for define in RNGNode.components(node, named: "define") {
addDefine(define)
}
let starts = RNGNode.components(node, named: "start")
guard let first = starts.first else {
if includedStart == nil {
violations.append("grammar has no start")
}
return includedStart ?? .notAllowed
}
// Multiple starts combine like defines (4.17): the named method wins,
// and the single start that omits `combine` still merges by it.
var method: String?
for start in starts {
if let named = RNGNode.attribute(start, "combine") { method = named }
}
var result = combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(first), .sequence)
for start in starts.dropFirst() {
let next = combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(start), .sequence)
switch method {
case "choice": result = .choice(result, next)
case "interleave": result = .interleave(result, next)
default: result = next
}
}
return result
}
/// Adds a `define`, honoring `combine`: a second definition of the same name
/// with `combine="choice"`/`"interleave"` merges with the existing one rather
/// than replacing it (a plain redefinition still replaces).
func addDefine(_ define: Tree) {
guard let rawName = RNGNode.attribute(define, "name") else { return }
let name = mangled(rawName)
let pattern = combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(define), .sequence)
if let method = RNGNode.attribute(define, "combine") {
if let established = defineCombine[name], established != method {
violations.append("define '\(rawName)' uses conflicting combine methods (4.17)")
}
defineCombine[name] = method
} else {
combinelessDefines[name, default: 0] += 1
if combinelessDefines[name] == 2 {
violations.append("more than one define of '\(rawName)' omits combine (4.17)")
}
}
guard let existing = defines[name] else {
defines[name] = pattern
return
}
switch defineCombine[name] {
case "choice": defines[name] = .choice(existing, pattern)
case "interleave": defines[name] = .interleave(existing, pattern)
default: defines[name] = pattern
}
}
// MARK: Patterns
func pattern(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
leafPattern(node) ?? compositePattern(node)
}
private func leafPattern(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern? {
switch RNGNode.localName(node) {
case "empty": .empty
case "notAllowed": .notAllowed
case "text": .text
case "data": dataPattern(node)
case "value": valuePattern(node)
case "element": element(node)
case "attribute": attribute(node)
default: referencePattern(node)
}
}
/// The reference-shaped leaves: named refs (scope-mangled), parent refs,
/// nested grammars, and external references.
private func referencePattern(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern? {
switch RNGNode.localName(node) {
case "ref": reference(RNGNode.attribute(node, "name") ?? "", parent: false)
case "parentRef": reference(RNGNode.attribute(node, "name") ?? "", parent: true)
case "grammar": grammar(node)
case "externalRef": externalRef(node)
default: nil
}
}
/// The URI of the W3C XML Schema datatype library; the only non-default
/// library RELAX NG processors are required to support.
private static let xsdDatatypeLibrary = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes"
/// Builds a `<data type=>` pattern: its base built-in plus the facets its
/// `<param name= >value</param>` children constrain it with (the same facet
/// set the XSD datatypes use). A `type` that the in-scope `datatypeLibrary`
/// does not define is an unknown datatype, so the pattern matches nothing.
private func dataPattern(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
let typeName = RNGNode.strip(RNGNode.attribute(node, "type") ?? "string")
guard let base = resolvedBuiltin(typeName, library: datatypeLibrary(of: node)) else {
violations.append("datatype '\(typeName)' is not defined by the datatype library in scope")
return .notAllowed
}
var facets = PureXML.Schema.Facets()
for param in RNGNode.children(node, named: "param") {
if let name = RNGNode.attribute(param, "name") {
PureXML.Schema.RelaxNGFacets.apply(name, RNGNode.text(param), into: &facets)
}
}
if datatypeLibrary(of: node) == "", !RNGNode.children(node, named: "param").isEmpty {
violations.append("the built-in datatype library defines no params for '\(typeName)'")
}
let type = PureXML.Schema.SimpleType(base: base, facets: facets)
// 4.12: an except child excludes its (implicitly choice-combined)
// patterns from the data type's lexical space.
if let except = RNGNode.children(node, named: "except").first {
return .dataExcept(type, combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(except), .choice))
}
return .data(type)
}
/// Builds a `<value>` pattern carrying its datatype, so the value compares in
/// that type's value space. An untyped `<value>` uses the built-in `token`
/// type; an explicit `type` the in-scope `datatypeLibrary` does not define is
/// an unknown datatype, so the value matches nothing.
private func valuePattern(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
guard let type = valueType(node) else {
violations.append("datatype '\(RNGNode.attribute(node, "type") ?? "")' is not defined by the datatype library in scope")
return .notAllowed
}
if type.base == .qName {
// The QName value space: resolve the literal's prefix against the
// schema's xmlns scope; an unprefixed literal takes the in-scope
// ns attribute (6.2.9).
let raw = RNGNode.text(node)
if let qualified = RNGNode.resolveQName(raw, at: node) {
return .valueQName(namespace: qualified.namespace, localName: qualified.localName)
}
return .valueQName(namespace: effectiveNS(node), localName: raw)
}
return .value(type, RNGNode.rawText(node))
}
/// The datatype of a `<value>`: `token` when untyped, the library-resolved
/// built-in when typed, or nil when the declared type is unknown.
private func valueType(_ node: Tree) -> PureXML.Schema.SimpleType? {
guard let declared = RNGNode.attribute(node, "type") else {
return PureXML.Schema.SimpleType(base: .token)
}
guard let base = resolvedBuiltin(RNGNode.strip(declared), library: datatypeLibrary(of: node)) else {
return nil
}
return PureXML.Schema.SimpleType(base: base)
}
/// Resolves a datatype name within a library. The default (empty) library
/// defines only `string` and `token`; the XSD library defines every built-in;
/// any other library is unsupported, so its names are unknown.
private func resolvedBuiltin(_ typeName: String, library: String) -> PureXML.Schema.BuiltinType? {
switch library {
case "": typeName == "string" || typeName == "token" ? PureXML.Schema.BuiltinType(rawValue: typeName) : nil
case Self.xsdDatatypeLibrary: PureXML.Schema.BuiltinType(rawValue: typeName)
default: nil
}
}
/// The `datatypeLibrary` in scope at `node`: the nearest value on the node or
/// an ancestor, defaulting to the empty (RELAX NG built-in) library.
private func datatypeLibrary(of node: Tree) -> String {
var current: Tree? = node
while let candidate = current {
if let library = RNGNode.attribute(candidate, "datatypeLibrary") { return library }
current = candidate.parent
}
return ""
}
private func compositePattern(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
switch RNGNode.localName(node) {
case "group": combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(node), .sequence)
case "choice": combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(node), .choice)
case "interleave": combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(node), .all)
case "optional": .choice(group(node), .empty)
case "zeroOrMore": .choice(.oneOrMore(group(node)), .empty)
case "oneOrMore": .oneOrMore(group(node))
case "mixed": .interleave(group(node), .text)
case "list": .list(group(node))
default: .notAllowed
}
}
private func group(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
combined(RNGNode.elementChildren(node), .sequence)
}
private func element(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
let (nameClass, contentNodes) = nameClassAndContent(node)
return .element(nameClass, combined(contentNodes, .sequence))
}
private func attribute(_ node: Tree) -> Pattern {
let (nameClass, contentNodes) = nameClassAndContent(node)
let content = contentNodes.isEmpty ? Pattern.text : combined(contentNodes, .sequence)
return .attribute(nameClass, content)
}
}
extension PureXML.Schema {
/// Parses a RELAX NG schema in the XML syntax into a grammar: a start pattern
/// and the named `define` patterns it refers to. The vocabulary is matched by
/// local name. Supports `element`, `attribute`, `text`, `empty`, `notAllowed`,
/// `group`, `choice`, `interleave`, `optional`, `zeroOrMore`, `oneOrMore`,
/// `mixed`, `list`, `ref`, `data`, `value`, the name classes, and `include`
/// and `externalRef` resolved through `loader`.
enum RelaxNGParser {
static func parse(
_ rng: String,
loader: @escaping (String) -> String? = { _ in nil },
) throws -> (start: Pattern, defines: [String: Pattern]) {
let root = try PureXML.parseTree(rng)
guard let top = RNGNode.elementChildren(root).first else {
throw PureXML.Schema.SchemaError.notASchema
}
// The schema document must itself match the RELAX NG grammar.
if let problem = RelaxNGGrammarCheck.violation(top) {
throw PureXML.Schema.SchemaError.invalidRelaxNG(reason: problem)
}
let compiler = RNGCompiler(loader: loader)
let start = compiler.topLevel(top)
let unresolved = compiler.unresolvedReferences()
if let problem = compiler.violations.first ?? unresolved.first {
throw PureXML.Schema.SchemaError.invalidRelaxNG(reason: problem)
}
if let problem = RelaxNGRestrictions.violation(start: start, defines: compiler.defines) {
throw PureXML.Schema.SchemaError.invalidRelaxNG(reason: problem)
}
return (start, compiler.defines)
}
}
}