tubestation/addon-sdk/source/lib/sdk/deprecated/api-utils.js

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 * 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": "deprecated"
};

const memory = require("./memory");
// The possible return values of getTypeOf.
const VALID_TYPES = [
  "array",
  "boolean",
  "function",
  "null",
  "number",
  "object",
  "string",
  "undefined",
];

/**
 * Returns a function C that creates instances of privateCtor.  C may be called
 * with or without the new keyword.  The prototype of each instance returned
 * from C is C.prototype, and C.prototype is an object whose prototype is
 * privateCtor.prototype.  Instances returned from C will therefore be instances
 * of both C and privateCtor.  Additionally, the constructor of each instance
 * returned from C is C.
 *
 * @param  privateCtor
 *         A constructor.
 * @return A function that makes new instances of privateCtor.
 */
exports.publicConstructor = function publicConstructor(privateCtor) {
  function PublicCtor() {
    let obj = { constructor: PublicCtor, __proto__: PublicCtor.prototype };
    memory.track(obj, privateCtor.name);
    privateCtor.apply(obj, arguments);
    return obj;
  }
  PublicCtor.prototype = { __proto__: privateCtor.prototype };
  return PublicCtor;
};

/**
 * Returns a validated options dictionary given some requirements.  If any of
 * the requirements are not met, an exception is thrown.
 *
 * @param  options
 *         An object, the options dictionary to validate.  It's not modified.
 *         If it's null or otherwise falsey, an empty object is assumed.
 * @param  requirements
 *         An object whose keys are the expected keys in options.  Any key in
 *         options that is not present in requirements is ignored.  Each value
 *         in requirements is itself an object describing the requirements of
 *         its key.  There are four optional keys in this object:
 *           map: A function that's passed the value of the key in options.
 *                map's return value is taken as the key's value in the final
 *                validated options, is, and ok.  If map throws an exception
 *                it's caught and discarded, and the key's value is its value in
 *                options.
 *           is:  An array containing any number of the typeof type names.  If
 *                the key's value is none of these types, it fails validation.
 *                Arrays and null are identified by the special type names
 *                "array" and "null"; "object" will not match either.  No type
 *                coercion is done.
 *           ok:  A function that's passed the key's value.  If it returns
 *                false, the value fails validation.
 *           msg: If the key's value fails validation, an exception is thrown.
 *                This string will be used as its message.  If undefined, a
 *                generic message is used, unless is is defined, in which case
 *                the message will state that the value needs to be one of the
 *                given types.
 * @return An object whose keys are those keys in requirements that are also in
 *         options and whose values are the corresponding return values of map
 *         or the corresponding values in options.  Note that any keys not
 *         shared by both requirements and options are not in the returned
 *         object.
 */
exports.validateOptions = function validateOptions(options, requirements) {
  options = options || {};
  let validatedOptions = {};
  let mapThrew = false;

  for (let key in requirements) {
    let req = requirements[key];
    let [optsVal, keyInOpts] = (key in options) ?
                               [options[key], true] :
                               [undefined, false];
    if (req.map) {
      try {
        optsVal = req.map(optsVal);
      }
      catch (err) {
        if (err instanceof RequirementError)
          throw err;

        mapThrew = true;
      }
    }
    if (req.is) {
      // Sanity check the caller's type names.
      req.is.forEach(function (typ) {
        if (VALID_TYPES.indexOf(typ) < 0) {
          let msg = 'Internal error: invalid requirement type "' + typ + '".';
          throw new Error(msg);
        }
      });
      if (req.is.indexOf(getTypeOf(optsVal)) < 0)
        throw new RequirementError(key, req);
    }
    if (req.ok && !req.ok(optsVal))
      throw new RequirementError(key, req);

    if (keyInOpts || (req.map && !mapThrew && optsVal !== undefined))
      validatedOptions[key] = optsVal;
  }

  return validatedOptions;
};

exports.addIterator = function addIterator(obj, keysValsGenerator) {
  obj.__iterator__ = function(keysOnly, keysVals) {
    let keysValsIterator = keysValsGenerator.call(this);

    // "for (.. in ..)" gets only keys, "for each (.. in ..)" gets values,
    // and "for (.. in Iterator(..))" gets [key, value] pairs.
    let index = keysOnly ? 0 : 1;
    while (true)
      yield keysVals ? keysValsIterator.next() : keysValsIterator.next()[index];
  };
};

// Similar to typeof, except arrays and null are identified by "array" and
// "null", not "object".
let getTypeOf = exports.getTypeOf = function getTypeOf(val) {
  let typ = typeof(val);
  if (typ === "object") {
    if (!val)
      return "null";
    if (Array.isArray(val))
      return "array";
  }
  return typ;
}

function RequirementError(key, requirement) {
  Error.call(this);

  this.name = "RequirementError";

  let msg = requirement.msg;
  if (!msg) {
    msg = 'The option "' + key + '" ';
    msg += requirement.is ?
           "must be one of the following types: " + requirement.is.join(", ") :
           "is invalid.";
  }

  this.message = msg;
}
RequirementError.prototype = Object.create(Error.prototype);