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// Copyright 2024 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
import type * as Platform from '../../core/platform/platform.js';
import type * as Protocol from '../../generated/protocol.js';
import * as Handlers from './handlers/handlers.js';
import * as Helpers from './helpers/helpers.js';
import type {ParsedTrace} from './ModelImpl.js';
import type * as Types from './types/types.js';
export class EntityMapper {
#parsedTrace: ParsedTrace;
#entityMappings: Handlers.Helpers.EntityMappings;
#firstPartyEntity: Handlers.Helpers.Entity|null;
#thirdPartyEvents: Types.Events.Event[] = [];
/**
* When resolving urls and updating our entity mapping in the
* SourceMapsResolver, a single call frame can appear multiple times
* as different cpu profile nodes. To avoid duplicate work on the
* same CallFrame, we can keep track of them.
*/
#resolvedCallFrames = new Set<Protocol.Runtime.CallFrame>();
constructor(parsedTrace: ParsedTrace) {
this.#parsedTrace = parsedTrace;
this.#entityMappings = this.#parsedTrace.data.Renderer.entityMappings;
this.#firstPartyEntity = this.#findFirstPartyEntity();
this.#thirdPartyEvents = this.#getThirdPartyEvents();
}
#findFirstPartyEntity(): Handlers.Helpers.Entity|null {
// As a starting point, we consider the first navigation as the 1P.
const nav =
Array.from(this.#parsedTrace.data.Meta.navigationsByNavigationId.values()).sort((a, b) => a.ts - b.ts)[0];
const firstPartyUrl = nav?.args.data?.documentLoaderURL ?? this.#parsedTrace.data.Meta.mainFrameURL;
if (!firstPartyUrl) {
return null;
}
return Handlers.Helpers.getEntityForUrl(firstPartyUrl, this.#entityMappings) ?? null;
}
#getThirdPartyEvents(): Types.Events.Event[] {
const entries = Array.from(this.#entityMappings.eventsByEntity.entries());
const thirdPartyEvents = entries.flatMap(([entity, events]) => {
return entity !== this.#firstPartyEntity ? events : [];
});
return thirdPartyEvents;
}
/**
* Returns an entity for a given event if any.
*/
entityForEvent(event: Types.Events.Event): Handlers.Helpers.Entity|null {
return this.#entityMappings.entityByEvent.get(event) ?? null;
}
/**
* Returns trace events that correspond with a given entity if any.
*/
eventsForEntity(entity: Handlers.Helpers.Entity): Types.Events.Event[] {
return this.#entityMappings.eventsByEntity.get(entity) ?? [];
}
firstPartyEntity(): Handlers.Helpers.Entity|null {
return this.#firstPartyEntity;
}
thirdPartyEvents(): Types.Events.Event[] {
return this.#thirdPartyEvents;
}
mappings(): Handlers.Helpers.EntityMappings {
return this.#entityMappings;
}
/**
* This updates entity mapping given a callFrame and sourceURL (newly resolved),
* updating both eventsByEntity and entityByEvent. The call frame provides us the
* URL and sourcemap source location that events map to. This describes the exact events we
* want to update. We then update the events with the new sourceURL.
*
* compiledURLs -> the actual file's url (e.g. my-big-bundle.min.js)
* sourceURLs -> the resolved urls (e.g. react.development.js, my-app.ts)
* @param callFrame
* @param sourceURL
*/
updateSourceMapEntities(callFrame: Protocol.Runtime.CallFrame, sourceURL: string): void {
// Avoid the extra work, if we have already resolved this callFrame.
if (this.#resolvedCallFrames.has(callFrame)) {
return;
}
const compiledURL = callFrame.url;
const currentEntity = Handlers.Helpers.getEntityForUrl(compiledURL, this.#entityMappings);
const resolvedEntity = Handlers.Helpers.getEntityForUrl(sourceURL, this.#entityMappings);
// If the entity changed, then we should update our caches. If we don't have a currentEntity,
// we can't do much with that. Additionally without our current entity, we don't have a reference to the related
// events so there are no relationships to be made.
if ((resolvedEntity === currentEntity) || (!currentEntity || !resolvedEntity)) {
return;
}
const currentEntityEvents = (currentEntity && this.#entityMappings.eventsByEntity.get(currentEntity)) ?? [];
// The events of the entity that match said source location.
const sourceLocationEvents: Types.Events.Event[] = [];
// The events that don't match the source location, but that we should keep mapped to its current entity.
const unrelatedEvents: Types.Events.Event[] = [];
currentEntityEvents?.forEach(e => {
const cf = Helpers.Trace.getStackTraceTopCallFrameInEventPayload(e);
const matchesCallFrame = cf && Helpers.Trace.isMatchingCallFrame(cf, callFrame);
if (matchesCallFrame) {
sourceLocationEvents.push(e);
} else {
unrelatedEvents.push(e);
}
});
// Update current entity.
this.#entityMappings.eventsByEntity.set(currentEntity, unrelatedEvents);
// Map the source location events to the new entity.
this.#entityMappings.eventsByEntity.set(resolvedEntity, sourceLocationEvents);
sourceLocationEvents.forEach(e => {
this.#entityMappings.entityByEvent.set(e, resolvedEntity);
});
// Update our CallFrame cache when we've got a resolved entity.
this.#resolvedCallFrames.add(callFrame);
}
// Update entities with proper Chrome Extension names.
updateExtensionEntitiesWithName(executionContextNamesByOrigin: Map<Platform.DevToolsPath.UrlString, string>): void {
const entities = Array.from(this.#entityMappings.eventsByEntity.keys());
for (const [origin, name] of executionContextNamesByOrigin) {
// In makeUpChromeExtensionEntity, the extension origin is set as the only domain for the entity.
const entity = entities.find(e => e.domains[0] === origin);
if (entity) {
entity.name = entity.company = name;
}
}
}
}