@theia/core/lib/electron-main/launch-args-store.js

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"use strict";
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Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.LaunchArgsStore = void 0;
const tslib_1 = require("tslib");
const inversify_1 = require("inversify");
/**
 * Holds the parsed CLI options of *forwarded* launches (see the `second-instance` handling in
 * `ElectronMainApplication`) in the trusted Electron main process, keyed by the `webContents` id of
 * the window that was opened for them.
 *
 * ### Why the arguments never travel on the window URL
 *
 * The URL is the one channel in the system that carries no trust: in a browser deployment it is
 * attacker-writable, so putting per-window options such as `--session-preference` there would let a
 * crafted link inject settings (some of which persist to the User scope). The arguments therefore
 * stay here in the main process and are handed to the window over the per-window metadata channel
 * (`CHANNEL_WC_METADATA`), where main identifies the calling window by `event.sender.id` rather than
 * by any value from the URL. This is the single place that documents that rationale; other files
 * point here.
 *
 * The entry is not consumed on first read, so that a plain `Reload Window`, which re-runs the
 * renderer against the same window, still observes the arguments. It is removed when the window is
 * closed, and when the window is redirected to a *different* frontend (e.g. into a dev container
 * after a CLI attach), since the arguments describe the launch rather than whatever the window is
 * navigated to afterwards. See `TheiaElectronWindow.reload`.
 *
 * @experimental
 */
let LaunchArgsStore = class LaunchArgsStore {
    constructor() {
        this.argsByWindowId = new Map();
    }
    /**
     * Associates the parsed options of a forwarded launch with the window identified by `windowId` (its
     * `webContents` id). Must be called before the window loads its URL, so that the preload script
     * cannot ask for the arguments before they are stored.
     */
    store(windowId, args) {
        this.argsByWindowId.set(windowId, args);
    }
    /**
     * Returns the parsed launch options for the window identified by `windowId`, or `undefined`
     * for a window that was not opened by a forwarded launch (a cold-start window), or one whose
     * arguments were dropped. Repeatable, so a plain reload still sees the arguments.
     */
    get(windowId) {
        return this.argsByWindowId.get(windowId);
    }
    /**
     * Drops the arguments stored for `windowId`. Called when the window is closed, and when it is
     * redirected to a different frontend.
     */
    delete(windowId) {
        this.argsByWindowId.delete(windowId);
    }
};
exports.LaunchArgsStore = LaunchArgsStore;
exports.LaunchArgsStore = LaunchArgsStore = tslib_1.__decorate([
    (0, inversify_1.injectable)()
], LaunchArgsStore);
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