Bug 858326 - Uplift Add-on SDK changeset 99d7f27c7e

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Wes Kocher
2013-04-04 16:30:51 -07:00
parent 43be8beb8f
commit 0ea5bc392b
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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
"use strict";
module.metadata = {
"stability": "unstable"
};
let { emit, on, off } = require("./core");
// This module provides set of high order function for working with event
// streams (streams in a NodeJS style that dispatch data, end and error
// events).
// Function takes a `target` object and returns set of implicit references
// (non property references) it keeps. This basically allows defining
// references between objects without storing the explicitly. See transform for
// more details.
let refs = (function() {
let refSets = new WeakMap();
return function refs(target) {
if (!refSets.has(target)) refSets.set(target, new Set());
return refSets.get(target);
}
})();
function transform(f, input) {
let output = {};
// Since event listeners don't prevent `input` to be GC-ed we wanna presrve
// it until `output` can be GC-ed. There for we add implicit reference which
// is removed once `input` ends.
refs(output).add(input);
function next(data) emit(output, "data", data);
on(input, "error", function(error) emit(output, "error", error));
on(input, "end", function() {
refs(output).delete(input);
emit(output, "end");
});
on(input, "data", function(data) f(data, next));
return output;
}
// High order event transformation function that takes `input` event channel
// and returns transformation containing only events on which `p` predicate
// returns `true`.
function filter(predicate, input) {
return transform(function(data, next) {
if (predicate(data)) next(data)
}, input);
}
exports.filter = filter;
// High order function that takes `input` and returns input of it's values
// mapped via given `f` function.
function map(f, input) transform(function(data, next) next(f(data)), input)
exports.map = map;
// High order function that takes `input` stream of streams and merges them
// into single event stream. Like flatten but time based rather than order
// based.
function merge(inputs) {
let output = {};
let open = 1;
let state = [];
output.state = state;
refs(output).add(inputs);
function end(input) {
open = open - 1;
refs(output).delete(input);
if (open === 0) emit(output, "end");
}
function error(e) emit(output, "error", e);
function forward(input) {
state.push(input);
open = open + 1;
on(input, "end", function() end(input));
on(input, "error", error);
on(input, "data", function(data) emit(output, "data", data));
}
// If `inputs` is an array treat it as a stream.
if (Array.isArray(inputs)) {
inputs.forEach(forward)
end(inputs)
}
else {
on(inputs, "end", function() end(inputs));
on(inputs, "error", error);
on(inputs, "data", forward);
}
return output;
}
exports.merge = merge;
function expand(f, inputs) merge(map(f, inputs))
exports.expand = expand;