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The protocol definition for client-server communication in GLSP
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********************************************************************************/
import { Container, ContainerModule } from 'inversify';
import { MaybeArray, asArray, distinctAdd, remove } from '../utils/array-util';
import { hasFunctionProp, hasNumberProp } from '../utils/type-util';
import { FeatureModule } from './feature-module';
/**
* Initializes a container with the given {@link ContainerConfiguration}. The container configuration
* consists of the set of {@link ContainerModule}s that should be loaded in the container.
* In addition, for more fine-grained control {@link ModuleConfiguration}s can be passed as part fo the container configuration
* Module loading is distinct,this means each module will only get loaded once even if it is configured multiple times.
@param containerConfigurations
* Custom modules to be loaded in addition to the default modules and/or default modules that should be excluded.
@returns The initialized container.
*/
export function initializeContainer(container: Container, ...containerConfigurations: ContainerConfiguration): Container {
const modules = resolveContainerConfiguration(...containerConfigurations);
container.load(...modules);
return container;
}
/**
* Processes the given container configurations and returns the corresponding set of {@link ContainerModule}s.
* Container configurations are processed in the order they are passed. If a module is configured to be removed
* it can be added again in a later configuration. This also means in case of `replace` configurations that affect the same feature id
* the last configuration wins.
* @param containerConfigurations The container configurations to resolve
* @throws An error if featureModule ids are not unique in the resolved module array
* @returns an Array of resolved container modules
*/
export function resolveContainerConfiguration(...containerConfigurations: ContainerConfiguration): ContainerModule[] {
const modules: ContainerModule[] = [];
containerConfigurations.forEach(config => {
if (isContainerModule(config)) {
distinctAdd(modules, config);
} else {
if (config.remove) {
remove(modules, ...asArray(config.remove));
}
if (config.add) {
distinctAdd(modules, ...asArray(config.add));
}
if (config.replace) {
asArray(config.replace).forEach(replace => {
const existingIndex = modules.findIndex(m => m instanceof FeatureModule && m.featureId === replace.featureId);
if (existingIndex >= 0) {
modules[existingIndex] = replace;
} else {
console.warn(
`Could not find module to replace with feature id ${replace.featureId.toString()}.` +
'Adding replacement module to the end of the resolved configurations.'
);
distinctAdd(modules, replace);
}
});
}
}
});
// Check for duplicate feature ids in resolved modules
const featureIds = new Set<symbol>();
const duplicates: FeatureModule[] = [];
modules.forEach(module => {
if (module instanceof FeatureModule) {
if (featureIds.has(module.featureId)) {
duplicates.push(module);
} else {
featureIds.add(module.featureId);
}
}
});
if (duplicates.length > 0) {
const culprits = duplicates.map(m => m.featureId.toString()).join(', ');
throw new Error(`Could not resolve container configuration. Non-unique feature ids found in container configuration: ${culprits}`);
}
return modules;
}
/**
* The container modules might originate form different inversify contexts (e.g. `inversify` vs. `@theia/core/shared/inversify`).
* If this is the case an instanceof check can return false negative.
* => use a simple typeguard instead.
*/
function isContainerModule(config: ContainerModule | ModuleConfiguration): config is ContainerModule {
return hasNumberProp(config, 'id') && hasFunctionProp(config, 'registry');
}
/**
* Union type for the set of {@link ContainerModule}s and addition {@link ModuleConfiguration}s
* used to configure a DI container.
*/
export type ContainerConfiguration = Array<ContainerModule | ModuleConfiguration>;
/**
* Can be passed to create DI container utility functions to configure additional modules or
* remove (i.e. not load) default modules.
*/
export interface ModuleConfiguration {
/** Set of modules that should be loaded into the container. */
add?: MaybeArray<ContainerModule>;
/** Set of modules that should be loaded into the container */
remove?: MaybeArray<ContainerModule>;
/**
* Set of feature modules that should be loaded into the container and
* replace potential already configured modules with the same feature id.
* When resolving the replacement module will be added at the index of the module it replaces.
* If there is no module to replace, the replacement module will be added to the end of the list (i.e. behaves like `add`).
*/
replace?: MaybeArray<FeatureModule>;
}