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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 * as Protocol from '../../generated/protocol.js';
import type * as ScopesCodec from '../../third_party/source-map-scopes-codec/source-map-scopes-codec.js';
import * as i18n from '../i18n/i18n.js';
import type {CallFrame, LocationRange, ScopeChainEntry} from './DebuggerModel.js';
import {type GetPropertiesResult, type RemoteObject, RemoteObjectImpl, RemoteObjectProperty} from './RemoteObject.js';
import {findExpression} from './SourceMapScopesInfo.js';
const UIStrings = {
/**
* @description Title of a section in the debugger showing local JavaScript variables.
*/
local: 'Local',
/**
* @description Text that refers to closure as a programming term.
*/
closure: 'Closure',
/**
* @description Noun that represents a section or block of code in the Debugger Model. Shown in the Sources tab, while paused on a breakpoint.
*/
block: 'Block',
/**
* @description Title of a section in the debugger showing JavaScript variables from the global scope.
*/
global: 'Global',
/**
* @description Text in Scope Chain section of the Sources panel.
*/
exception: 'Exception',
/**
* @description Text in Scope Chain section of the Sources panel.
*/
returnValue: 'Return value',
} as const;
const str_ = i18n.i18n.registerUIStrings('core/sdk/SourceMapScopeChainEntry.ts', UIStrings);
const i18nString = i18n.i18n.getLocalizedString.bind(undefined, str_);
export class SourceMapScopeChainEntry implements ScopeChainEntry {
readonly #callFrame: CallFrame;
readonly #scope: ScopesCodec.OriginalScope;
readonly #range?: ScopesCodec.GeneratedRange;
readonly #isInnerMostFunction: boolean;
readonly #returnValue?: RemoteObject;
readonly #scopeNumber?: number;
#object?: SourceMapScopeRemoteObject;
/**
* @param isInnerMostFunction If `scope` is the innermost 'function' scope. Only used for labeling as we name the
* scope of the paused function 'Local', while other outer 'function' scopes are named 'Closure'.
* @param scopeNumber The V8 scope in which `scope`s binding expressions must be evaluated. Defaults to the
* inner-most scope.
*/
constructor(callFrame: CallFrame, scope: ScopesCodec.OriginalScope, range: ScopesCodec.GeneratedRange|undefined,
isInnerMostFunction: boolean, returnValue: RemoteObject|undefined, scopeNumber?: number) {
this.#callFrame = callFrame;
this.#scope = scope;
this.#range = range;
this.#isInnerMostFunction = isInnerMostFunction;
this.#returnValue = returnValue;
this.#scopeNumber = scopeNumber;
}
originalScope(): ScopesCodec.OriginalScope {
return this.#scope;
}
extraProperties(): RemoteObjectProperty[] {
const extraProperties = [];
if (this.#isInnerMostFunction && this.#callFrame.exception) {
extraProperties.push(new RemoteObjectProperty(i18nString(UIStrings.exception), this.#callFrame.exception,
undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined,
/* synthetic */ true));
}
if (this.#returnValue) {
extraProperties.push(new RemoteObjectProperty(
i18nString(UIStrings.returnValue), this.#returnValue, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined,
/* synthetic */ true, this.#callFrame.setReturnValue.bind(this.#callFrame)));
}
return extraProperties;
}
callFrame(): CallFrame {
return this.#callFrame;
}
type(): string {
if (this.#scope.isStackFrame) {
return this.#isInnerMostFunction ? Protocol.Debugger.ScopeType.Local : Protocol.Debugger.ScopeType.Closure;
}
// `kind` is a free-form label. The spec encourages 'Global'/'Block' but doesn't mandate the casing.
switch (this.#scope.kind?.toLowerCase()) {
case 'global':
return Protocol.Debugger.ScopeType.Global;
case 'block':
return Protocol.Debugger.ScopeType.Block;
}
return this.#scope.kind ?? '';
}
typeName(): string {
if (this.#scope.isStackFrame) {
return this.#isInnerMostFunction ? i18nString(UIStrings.local) : i18nString(UIStrings.closure);
}
switch (this.#scope.kind?.toLowerCase()) {
case 'global':
return i18nString(UIStrings.global);
case 'block':
return i18nString(UIStrings.block);
}
return this.#scope.kind ?? '';
}
name(): string|undefined {
return this.#scope.name;
}
range(): LocationRange|null {
return null;
}
object(): RemoteObject {
if (!this.#object) {
this.#object = new SourceMapScopeRemoteObject(this.#callFrame, this.#scope, this.#range, this.#scopeNumber);
}
return this.#object;
}
description(): string {
return '';
}
icon(): string|undefined {
return undefined;
}
}
class SourceMapScopeRemoteObject extends RemoteObjectImpl {
readonly #callFrame: CallFrame;
readonly #scope: ScopesCodec.OriginalScope;
readonly #range?: ScopesCodec.GeneratedRange;
readonly #scopeNumber?: number;
#propertiesPromise?: Promise<GetPropertiesResult>;
#cachedWithPreview = false;
constructor(callFrame: CallFrame, scope: ScopesCodec.OriginalScope, range: ScopesCodec.GeneratedRange|undefined,
scopeNumber: number|undefined) {
super(
callFrame.debuggerModel.runtimeModel(), /* objectId */ undefined, 'object', /* sub type */ undefined,
/* value */ null);
this.#callFrame = callFrame;
this.#scope = scope;
this.#range = range;
this.#scopeNumber = scopeNumber;
}
override async doGetProperties(_ownProperties: boolean, accessorPropertiesOnly: boolean,
_nonIndexedPropertiesOnly: boolean,
generatePreview: boolean): Promise<GetPropertiesResult> {
if (accessorPropertiesOnly) {
return {properties: [], internalProperties: []};
}
if (!this.#propertiesPromise || (generatePreview && !this.#cachedWithPreview)) {
this.#cachedWithPreview = generatePreview;
this.#propertiesPromise = this.#evaluateProperties(generatePreview);
}
return await this.#propertiesPromise;
}
async #evaluateProperties(generatePreview: boolean): Promise<GetPropertiesResult> {
if (this.#scope.variables.length === 0) {
return {properties: [], internalProperties: []};
}
const expressions = this.#scope.variables.map((_, index) => this.#findExpression(index));
const values = await this.#evaluateAsBatch(expressions, generatePreview) ??
await this.#evaluateSeparately(expressions, generatePreview);
const properties = this.#scope.variables.map((variable, index) => {
const value = values[index];
if (value === null) {
return SourceMapScopeRemoteObject.#unavailableProperty(variable);
}
return new RemoteObjectProperty(variable, value, /* enumerable */ false, /* writable */ false, /* isOwn */ true,
/* wasThrown */ false);
});
return {properties, internalProperties: []};
}
/**
* Evaluates all binding expressions of this scope with a single `evaluateOnCallFrame` call.
*
* We build an object literal that spreads in one `{index: value}` object per binding, each produced by
* its own arrow function wrapped in `try`/`catch`. A binding that throws contributes nothing, which is
* how we tell it apart from one that legitimately evaluates to `undefined`, and it doesn't take the
* rest of the scope down with it.
*
* The expressions are inlined rather than passed to `eval`. `eval` in the evaluated code is the page's
* `eval`, which a `script-src` CSP without `'unsafe-eval'` blocks. `Runtime.evaluate` can opt out of
* that via `allowUnsafeEvalBlockedByCSP`, but `Debugger.evaluateOnCallFrame` has no such option.
* Inlining also means we don't introduce bindings of our own that could shadow the names a binding
* expression refers to, and arrow functions keep `this` pointing at the paused frame's receiver.
*
* @returns The value for each expression, or null if the batch failed as a whole. The latter happens
* when a binding expression doesn't parse, since that takes out the entire object literal.
*/
async #evaluateAsBatch(expressions: Array<string|null>,
generatePreview: boolean): Promise<Array<RemoteObject|null>|null> {
const spreads: string[] = [];
for (const [index, expression] of expressions.entries()) {
if (expression !== null) {
spreads.push(`...(() => { try { return {${index}: (${expression})}; } catch {} })()`);
}
}
if (spreads.length === 0) {
return expressions.map(() => null);
}
const result = await this.#callFrame.evaluate({
expression: `({__proto__: null, ${spreads.join(', ')}})`,
// The wrapper object is a throw-away. We only need previews for the values inside of it.
generatePreview: false,
scopeNumber: this.#scopeNumber,
});
if ('error' in result || result.exceptionDetails || !result.object) {
return null;
}
const {properties} = await result.object.getOwnProperties(generatePreview);
result.object.release();
const valueByIndex = new Map(properties?.map(({name, value}) => [name, value] as const));
return expressions.map((_, index) => valueByIndex.get(String(index)) ?? null);
}
/**
* Fallback for when {@link #evaluateAsBatch} fails as a whole, so that a single binding expression
* that doesn't parse only costs us that one variable.
*/
async #evaluateSeparately(expressions: Array<string|null>,
generatePreview: boolean): Promise<Array<RemoteObject|null>> {
const values: Array<RemoteObject|null> = [];
for (const expression of expressions) {
if (expression === null) {
values.push(null);
continue;
}
const result = await this.#callFrame.evaluate({expression, generatePreview, scopeNumber: this.#scopeNumber});
if ('error' in result || result.exceptionDetails) {
// TODO(crbug.com/40277685): Make these errors user-visible to aid tooling developers.
// E.g. show the error on hover or expose it in the developer resources panel.
values.push(null);
} else {
values.push(result.object);
}
}
return values;
}
/** @returns null if the variable is unavailable at the current paused location */
#findExpression(index: number): string|null {
const pausedPosition = this.#callFrame.location();
return findExpression(this.#range, index, pausedPosition?.lineNumber, pausedPosition?.columnNumber);
}
static #unavailableProperty(name: string): RemoteObjectProperty {
return new RemoteObjectProperty(
name, null, /* enumerable */ false, /* writeable */ false, /* isOwn */ true, /* wasThrown */ false);
}
}