@firebase/firestore/dist/firestore/src/util/async_queue.d.ts

The Cloud Firestore component of the Firebase JS SDK.

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import { FirestoreError } from './error';
/**
 * Wellknown "timer" IDs used when scheduling delayed operations on the
 * AsyncQueue. These IDs can then be used from tests to check for the presence
 * of operations or to run them early.
 *
 * The string values are used when encoding these timer IDs in JSON spec tests.
 */
export declare const enum TimerId {
    /** All can be used with runDelayedOperationsEarly() to run all timers. */
    All = "all",
    /**
     * The following 5 timers are used in persistent_stream.ts for the listen and
     * write streams. The "Idle" timer is used to close the stream due to
     * inactivity. The "ConnectionBackoff" timer is used to restart a stream once
     * the appropriate backoff delay has elapsed. The health check is used to mark
     * a stream healthy if it has not received an error during its initial setup.
     */
    ListenStreamIdle = "listen_stream_idle",
    ListenStreamConnectionBackoff = "listen_stream_connection_backoff",
    WriteStreamIdle = "write_stream_idle",
    WriteStreamConnectionBackoff = "write_stream_connection_backoff",
    HealthCheckTimeout = "health_check_timeout",
    /**
     * A timer used in online_state_tracker.ts to transition from
     * OnlineState.Unknown to Offline after a set timeout, rather than waiting
     * indefinitely for success or failure.
     */
    OnlineStateTimeout = "online_state_timeout",
    /**
     * A timer used to update the client metadata in IndexedDb, which is used
     * to determine the primary leaseholder.
     */
    ClientMetadataRefresh = "client_metadata_refresh",
    /** A timer used to periodically attempt LRU Garbage collection */
    LruGarbageCollection = "lru_garbage_collection",
    /**
     * A timer used to retry transactions. Since there can be multiple concurrent
     * transactions, multiple of these may be in the queue at a given time.
     */
    TransactionRetry = "transaction_retry",
    /**
     * A timer used to retry operations scheduled via retryable AsyncQueue
     * operations.
     */
    AsyncQueueRetry = "async_queue_retry",
    /**
     *  A timer used to periodically attempt index backfill.
     */
    IndexBackfill = "index_backfill"
}
/**
 * Represents an operation scheduled to be run in the future on an AsyncQueue.
 *
 * It is created via DelayedOperation.createAndSchedule().
 *
 * Supports cancellation (via cancel()) and early execution (via skipDelay()).
 *
 * Note: We implement `PromiseLike` instead of `Promise`, as the `Promise` type
 * in newer versions of TypeScript defines `finally`, which is not available in
 * IE.
 */
export declare class DelayedOperation<T extends unknown> implements PromiseLike<T> {
    private readonly asyncQueue;
    readonly timerId: TimerId;
    readonly targetTimeMs: number;
    private readonly op;
    private readonly removalCallback;
    private timerHandle;
    private readonly deferred;
    private constructor();
    get promise(): Promise<T>;
    /**
     * Creates and returns a DelayedOperation that has been scheduled to be
     * executed on the provided asyncQueue after the provided delayMs.
     *
     * @param asyncQueue - The queue to schedule the operation on.
     * @param id - A Timer ID identifying the type of operation this is.
     * @param delayMs - The delay (ms) before the operation should be scheduled.
     * @param op - The operation to run.
     * @param removalCallback - A callback to be called synchronously once the
     *   operation is executed or canceled, notifying the AsyncQueue to remove it
     *   from its delayedOperations list.
     *   PORTING NOTE: This exists to prevent making removeDelayedOperation() and
     *   the DelayedOperation class public.
     */
    static createAndSchedule<R extends unknown>(asyncQueue: AsyncQueue, timerId: TimerId, delayMs: number, op: () => Promise<R>, removalCallback: (op: DelayedOperation<R>) => void): DelayedOperation<R>;
    /**
     * Starts the timer. This is called immediately after construction by
     * createAndSchedule().
     */
    private start;
    /**
     * Queues the operation to run immediately (if it hasn't already been run or
     * canceled).
     */
    skipDelay(): void;
    /**
     * Cancels the operation if it hasn't already been executed or canceled. The
     * promise will be rejected.
     *
     * As long as the operation has not yet been run, calling cancel() provides a
     * guarantee that the operation will not be run.
     */
    cancel(reason?: string): void;
    then: <TResult1 = T, TResult2 = never>(onfulfilled?: ((value: T) => TResult1 | PromiseLike<TResult1>) | null | undefined, onrejected?: ((reason: any) => TResult2 | PromiseLike<TResult2>) | null | undefined) => Promise<TResult1 | TResult2>;
    private handleDelayElapsed;
    private clearTimeout;
}
export interface AsyncQueue {
    readonly isShuttingDown: boolean;
    /**
     * Adds a new operation to the queue without waiting for it to complete (i.e.
     * we ignore the Promise result).
     */
    enqueueAndForget<T extends unknown>(op: () => Promise<T>): void;
    /**
     * Regardless if the queue has initialized shutdown, adds a new operation to the
     * queue without waiting for it to complete (i.e. we ignore the Promise result).
     */
    enqueueAndForgetEvenWhileRestricted<T extends unknown>(op: () => Promise<T>): void;
    /**
     * Initialize the shutdown of this queue. Once this method is called, the
     * only possible way to request running an operation is through
     * `enqueueEvenWhileRestricted()`.
     *
     * @param purgeExistingTasks Whether already enqueued tasked should be
     * rejected (unless enqueued with `enqueueEvenWhileRestricted()`). Defaults
     * to false.
     */
    enterRestrictedMode(purgeExistingTasks?: boolean): void;
    /**
     * Adds a new operation to the queue. Returns a promise that will be resolved
     * when the promise returned by the new operation is (with its value).
     */
    enqueue<T extends unknown>(op: () => Promise<T>): Promise<T>;
    /**
     * Enqueue a retryable operation.
     *
     * A retryable operation is rescheduled with backoff if it fails with a
     * IndexedDbTransactionError (the error type used by SimpleDb). All
     * retryable operations are executed in order and only run if all prior
     * operations were retried successfully.
     */
    enqueueRetryable(op: () => Promise<void>): void;
    /**
     * Schedules an operation to be queued on the AsyncQueue once the specified
     * `delayMs` has elapsed. The returned DelayedOperation can be used to cancel
     * or fast-forward the operation prior to its running.
     */
    enqueueAfterDelay<T extends unknown>(timerId: TimerId, delayMs: number, op: () => Promise<T>): DelayedOperation<T>;
    /**
     * Verifies there's an operation currently in-progress on the AsyncQueue.
     * Unfortunately we can't verify that the running code is in the promise chain
     * of that operation, so this isn't a foolproof check, but it should be enough
     * to catch some bugs.
     */
    verifyOperationInProgress(): void;
}
/**
 * Returns a FirestoreError that can be surfaced to the user if the provided
 * error is an IndexedDbTransactionError. Re-throws the error otherwise.
 */
export declare function wrapInUserErrorIfRecoverable(e: Error, msg: string): FirestoreError;