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Theia is a cloud & desktop IDE framework implemented in TypeScript.
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import { Tree, TreeNode } from './tree';
import { Event, Emitter, Disposable, DisposableCollection, MaybePromise } from '../../common';
import { WidgetDecoration } from '../widget-decoration';
/**
* The {@link TreeDecorator} allows adapting the look and the style of the tree items within a widget. Changes are reflected in
* the form of `decoration data`. This `decoration data` is a map storing {@link TreeDecoration.Data} for affected tree nodes (using the unique node id as key).
* It is important to notice that there is no common contribution point for `TreeDecorators`. Instead, each {@link TreeDecoratorService} is
* supposed to declare its own contribution provider for `TreeDecorators`.
*
* ### Example usage
* A simple tree decorator that changes the background color of each tree node to `red`.
*
* ```typescript
* @injectable()
* export class MyTreeDecorator implements TreeDecorator {
* id = 'myTreeDecorator';
*
* protected readonly emitter = new Emitter<(tree: Tree) => Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data>>();
*
* get onDidChangeDecorations(): Event<(tree: Tree) => Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data>> {
* return this.emitter.event;
* }
*
* decorations(tree: Tree): MaybePromise<Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data>> {
* const result = new Map();
*
* if (tree.root === undefined) {
* return result;
* }
* for (const treeNode of new DepthFirstTreeIterator(tree.root)) {
* result.set(treeNode.id,<TreeDecoration.Data>{backgroundColor:'red'})
* }
* return result;
* }
* }
* ```
*/
export interface TreeDecorator {
/**
* The unique identifier of the decorator. Ought to be unique in the application.
*/
readonly id: string;
/**
* Fired when this decorator has calculated all the `decoration data` for the tree nodes.
*/
readonly onDidChangeDecorations: Event<(tree: Tree) => Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data>>;
/**
* Computes the current `decoration data` for the given tree. Might return a promise if the computation is handled asynchronously.
*
* @param tree the tree to decorate.
*
* @returns (a promise of) a map containing the current {@linkTreeDecoration.Data} for each node. Keys are the unique identifier of the tree nodes.
*/
decorations(tree: Tree): MaybePromise<Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data>>;
}
export declare const TreeDecoratorService: unique symbol;
/**
* The {@link TreeDecoratorService} manages a set of known {link TreeDecorator}s and emits events when
* any of the known decorators has changes. Typically, a `TreeDecoratorService` provides a contribution point that can be used to
* register {@link TreeDecorator}s exclusively for this service.
*
* ### Example usage
* ```typescript
* export const MyTreeDecorator = Symbol('MyTreeDecorator');
*
* @injectable()
* export class MyDecorationService extends AbstractTreeDecoratorService {
* constructor(@inject(ContributionProvider) @named(MyTreeDecorator) protected readonly contributions: ContributionProvider<TreeDecorator>) {
* super(contributions.getContributions());
* }
* }
* ```
*/
export interface TreeDecoratorService extends Disposable {
/**
* Fired when any of the available tree decorators has changes.
*/
readonly onDidChangeDecorations: Event<void>;
/**
* Computes the decorations for the tree based on the actual state of this decorator service.
*
* @param tree the tree to decorate
*
* @returns (a promise of) the computed `decoration data`
*/
getDecorations(tree: Tree): MaybePromise<Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data[]>>;
/**
* Transforms the `decoration data` into an object, so that it can be safely serialized into JSON.
* @param decorations the `decoration data` that should be deflated
*
* @returns the `decoration data` as serializable JSON object
*/
deflateDecorators(decorations: Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data[]>): object;
/**
* Counterpart of the [deflateDecorators](#deflateDecorators) method. Restores the argument into a Map
* of tree node IDs and the corresponding decorations data array (`decoration data`).
*
* @returns the deserialized `decoration data
*/
inflateDecorators(state: any): Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data[]>;
}
/**
* The default tree decorator service. Does nothing at all. One has to rebind to a concrete implementation
* if decorators have to be supported in the tree widget.
*/
export declare class NoopTreeDecoratorService implements TreeDecoratorService {
protected readonly emitter: Emitter<void>;
readonly onDidChangeDecorations: Event<void>;
dispose(): void;
getDecorations(): Map<any, any>;
deflateDecorators(): object;
inflateDecorators(): Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data[]>;
}
/**
* Abstract decorator service implementation which emits events from all known tree decorators and caches the current state.
*/
export declare abstract class AbstractTreeDecoratorService implements TreeDecoratorService {
protected readonly decorators: ReadonlyArray<TreeDecorator>;
protected readonly onDidChangeDecorationsEmitter: Emitter<void>;
readonly onDidChangeDecorations: Event<void>;
protected readonly toDispose: DisposableCollection;
constructor(decorators: ReadonlyArray<TreeDecorator>);
dispose(): void;
getDecorations(tree: Tree): Promise<Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data[]>>;
deflateDecorators(decorations: Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data[]>): object;
inflateDecorators(state: any): Map<string, TreeDecoration.Data[]>;
}
/**
* @deprecated import from `@theia/core/lib/browser/widget-decoration` instead.
*/
export import TreeDecoration = WidgetDecoration;
export interface DecoratedTreeNode extends TreeNode {
/**
* The additional tree decoration data attached to the tree node itself.
*/
readonly decorationData: TreeDecoration.Data;
}
export declare namespace DecoratedTreeNode {
/**
* Type-guard for decorated tree nodes.
*/
function is(node: TreeNode | undefined): node is DecoratedTreeNode;
}
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