@jspm/generator/lib/providers/nodemodules.js

Package Import Map Generation Tool

// @ts-ignore
import { fetch } from "../common/fetch.js";
import { JspmError } from "../common/err.js";
import { importedFrom } from "../common/url.js";
import { encodeBase64, decodeBase64 } from "../common/b64.js";
export function createProvider(baseUrl, ownsBaseUrl) {
    return {
        ownsUrl,
        pkgToUrl,
        parseUrlPkg,
        resolveLatestTarget,
        getPackageConfig
    };
    function ownsUrl(url) {
        // The nodemodules provider owns the base URL when it is the default
        // provider so that it can link against a user's local installs, letting
        // us support "file:" dependencies:
        return ownsBaseUrl && url === baseUrl || url.includes("/node_modules/");
    }
    async function pkgToUrl(pkg) {
        // The node_modules registry uses the base64-encoded URL of the package as
        // the package version, so we need to decode it to get the right copy. See
        // comments in the `resolveLatestTarget` function for details:
        if (pkg.registry === "node_modules") {
            return `${decodeBase64(pkg.version)}`;
        }
        // If we don't have a URL in the package name, then we need to try and
        // resolve the package against the node_modules in the base package:
        const target = await nodeResolve.call(this, pkg.name, baseUrl);
        if (!target) throw new JspmError(`Failed to resolve ${pkg.name} against node_modules from ${baseUrl}`);
        return `${decodeBase64(target.version)}`;
    }
    function parseUrlPkg(url) {
        // We can only resolve packages in node_modules folders:
        const nodeModulesIndex = url.lastIndexOf("/node_modules/");
        if (nodeModulesIndex === -1) return null;
        const nameAndSubpaths = url.slice(nodeModulesIndex + 14).split("/");
        const name = nameAndSubpaths[0][0] === "@" ? `${nameAndSubpaths[0]}/${nameAndSubpaths[1]}` : nameAndSubpaths[0];
        const pkgUrl = `${url.slice(0, nodeModulesIndex + 14)}${name}/`;
        const subpath = `./${url.slice(pkgUrl.length)}`;
        if (name && pkgUrl) {
            return {
                pkg: {
                    name,
                    registry: "node_modules",
                    version: encodeBase64(pkgUrl)
                },
                subpath: subpath === "./" ? null : subpath,
                layer: "default"
            };
        }
    }
    async function resolveLatestTarget(target, _layer, parentUrl) {
        return nodeResolve.call(this, target.name, parentUrl);
    }
    async function getPackageConfig(pkgUrl) {
        if (!ownsUrl.call(this, pkgUrl)) return null;
        const pkgJsonUrl = new URL("package.json", pkgUrl);
        const res = await fetch(pkgJsonUrl.href, this.fetchOpts);
        switch(res.status){
            case 200:
            case 304:
                break;
            default:
                return null;
        }
        async function remap(deps) {
            if (!deps) return;
            for (const [name, dep] of Object.entries(deps)){
                if (!isLocal(dep)) continue;
                const remappedUrl = new URL(`./node_modules/${name}`, pkgUrl);
                if (!await dirExists.call(this, remappedUrl)) continue;
                deps[name] = remappedUrl.href;
            }
        }
        const pcfg = await res.json();
        await remap.call(this, pcfg.dependencies);
        await remap.call(this, pcfg.peerDependencies);
        await remap.call(this, pcfg.optionalDependencies);
        await remap.call(this, pcfg.devDependencies);
        return pcfg;
    }
}
/**
 * Mimics the node resolution algorithm: look for a node_modules in the
 * current directory with a package matching the target, and if you can't
 * find it then recurse through the parent directories until you do.
 * TODO: we don't currently handle the target's version constraints here
 */ let realpath, pathToFileURL;
async function nodeResolve(name, parentUrl) {
    let curUrl = new URL(`node_modules/${name}`, parentUrl);
    const rootUrl = new URL(`/node_modules/${name}`, parentUrl).href;
    const isScoped = name[0] === "@";
    while(!await dirExists.call(this, curUrl)){
        if (curUrl.href === rootUrl) return null; // failed to resolve
        curUrl = new URL(`../../${isScoped ? "../" : ""}node_modules/${name}`, curUrl);
    }
    // Providers need to be able to translate between canonical package specs and
    // URLs in a one-to-one fashion. The nodemodules provider breaks this contract
    // as a node_modules folder may contain multiple copies of a given package
    // and version, and if the user has local packages installed then "identical"
    // packages may have different contents! To work around this use the
    // base64-encoded URL of the package as the package version in the local
    // registry, which we can decode to get the right copy:
    return {
        name,
        registry: "node_modules",
        version: encodeBase64(`${curUrl.href}/`)
    };
}
async function dirExists(url, parentUrl) {
    const res = await fetch(url, this.fetchOpts);
    switch(res.status){
        case 304:
        case 200:
            return true;
        case 404:
            return false;
        default:
            throw new JspmError(`Invalid status code ${res.status} looking up "${url}" - ${res.statusText}${importedFrom(parentUrl)}`);
    }
}
function isLocal(dep) {
    return dep.startsWith("file:");
}


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