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function allPkgInfosEqualAtIndex(paths, index) {
const itemToCheck = paths[0][index];
return paths.every((pathToLazyEngine) => pathToLazyEngine[index] === itemToCheck);
}
class HostInfoCache {
constructor(project) {
this.project = project;
this._bundledPackageInfoCache = new Map();
this._hostAddonInfoCache = new Map();
this._lcaHostCache = new Map();
}
/**
* Given a path (calculated as part of `getHostAddonInfo`), return the correct
* "bundle host". A bundle host is considered the project or lazy engine.
*
* For example, given the following package structure:
*
* --Project--
* / \
* / \
* Lazy Engine A \
* Addon A
* |
* |
* Lazy Engine B
* / \
* / \
* Lazy Engine A Lazy Engine C
*
* The provided paths for lazy engine A would look like:
*
* - [Project]
* - [Project, Addon A, Lazy Engine B]
*
* For this project structure, this function would return [Project, [Project]]
*
* Similarly, given the following project structure:
*
* --Project--
* / \
* / \
* Lazy Engine A \
* / Lazy Engine B
* / |
* / |
* Lazy Engine C Lazy Engine C
*
* The provided paths for lazy engine C would look like:
*
* - [Project, Lazy Engine A]
* - [Project, Lazy Engine B]
*
* In this case, the host is the project and would also return [Project, [Project]]
*
* @method _findNearestBundleHost
* @param {Array<PackageInfo[]>} paths The found paths to a given bundle host
* @return {[PackageInfo, PackageInfo[]]}
* @private
*/
_findNearestBundleHost(paths, pkgInfoForLazyEngine) {
// building an engine in isolation (it's considered the project, but it's
// also added as a dependency to the project by `ember-cli`)
if (this.project._packageInfo === pkgInfoForLazyEngine) {
return [this.project._packageInfo, [this.project._packageInfo]];
}
const shortestPath = paths.reduce(
(acc, pathToLazyEngine) => Math.min(acc, pathToLazyEngine.length),
Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY
);
const pathsEqualToShortest = paths.filter((pathToLazyEngine) => pathToLazyEngine.length === shortestPath);
const [firstPath] = pathsEqualToShortest;
for (let i = firstPath.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
const pkgInfo = firstPath[i];
if (pkgInfo.isForBundleHost() && allPkgInfosEqualAtIndex(pathsEqualToShortest, i)) {
return [pkgInfo, firstPath.slice(0, i + 1)];
}
}
// this should _never_ be triggered
throw new Error(
`[ember-cli] Could not find a common host for: \`${pkgInfoForLazyEngine.name}\` (located at \`${pkgInfoForLazyEngine.realPath}\`)`
);
}
/**
* Returns a `Set` of package-info objects that a given bundle host is
* _directly_ responsible for bundling (i.e., it excludes other bundle
* hosts/lazy engines when it encounters these)
*
* @method _getBundledPackageInfos
* @param {PackageInfo} pkgInfoToStartAt
* @return {Set<PackageInfo>}
* @private
*/
_getBundledPackageInfos(pkgInfoToStartAt) {
let pkgInfos = this._bundledPackageInfoCache.get(pkgInfoToStartAt);
if (pkgInfos) {
return pkgInfos;
}
if (!pkgInfoToStartAt.isForBundleHost()) {
throw new Error(
`[ember-cli] \`${pkgInfoToStartAt.name}\` is not a bundle host; \`getBundledPackageInfos\` should only be used to find bundled package infos for a project or lazy engine`
);
}
pkgInfos = new Set();
this._bundledPackageInfoCache.set(pkgInfoToStartAt, pkgInfos);
let findAddons = (currentPkgInfo) => {
if (!currentPkgInfo.valid || !currentPkgInfo.addonMainPath) {
return;
}
if (pkgInfos.has(currentPkgInfo)) {
return;
}
if (currentPkgInfo.isForBundleHost()) {
return;
}
pkgInfos.add(currentPkgInfo);
let addonPackageList = currentPkgInfo.discoverAddonAddons();
addonPackageList.forEach((pkgInfo) => findAddons(pkgInfo));
};
let addonPackageList = pkgInfoToStartAt.project
? pkgInfoToStartAt.discoverProjectAddons()
: pkgInfoToStartAt.discoverAddonAddons();
addonPackageList.forEach((pkgInfo) => findAddons(pkgInfo));
return pkgInfos;
}
/**
* This function intends to return a common host for a bundle host (lazy engine). The root
* package info should be the starting point (i.e., the project's package info). We do this
* by performing a breadth-first traversal until we find the intended lazy engine (represented
* as a package-info & the 1st argument passed to this function). As part of the traversal, we keep
* track of all paths to said engine; then, once we find the intended engine we use this to determine
* the nearest common host amongst all shortest paths.
*
* Some context:
*
* For a given engine/bundle host, this finds the lowest common ancestor that is considered a
* host amongst _all_ engines by the same name in the project.
*
* For example, given the following package structure:
*
* --Project--
* / \
* / \
* Lazy Engine A \
* Addon A
* |
* |
* Lazy Engine B
* / \
* / \
* Lazy Engine A Lazy Engine C
*
* - The LCA host for Lazy Engine A is the project
* - The LCA host for Lazy Engine B is the project
* - The LCA host for Lazy Engine C is Lazy Engine B
*
* This also returns `hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos`, which are all bundled addons above a given host:
*
* - `hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos` for lazy engine A includes all non-lazy dependencies of its LCA host & above (in this case, just the project)
* - `hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos` for lazy engine B includes all non-lazy dependencies of its LCA host & above (in this case, just the project)
* - `hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos` for lazy engine C includes non-lazy deps of lazy engine B & non-lazy deps of the project (LCA host & above)
*
* This is intended to mimic the behavior of `ancestorHostAddons` in `ember-engines`:
* https://github.com/ember-engines/ember-engines/blob/master/packages/ember-engines/lib/engine-addon.js#L333
*
* Unfortunately, we can't easily repurpose the logic in `ember-engines` since the algorithm has to be different;
* in `ember-engines` we need access to the actual addon instance, however, this is intended to be used _during_
* addon instantiation, so we only have access to package-info objects. In having said this, we _can_ repurpose
* the `hostPackageInfo` to determine the LCA host; see below `findLCAHost`.
*
* @method getHostAddonInfo
* @param {PackageInfo} packageInfoForLazyEngine
* @return {{ hostPackageInfo: PackageInfo, hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos: Set<PackageInfo> }}
*/
getHostAddonInfo(packageInfoForLazyEngine) {
const cacheKey = `${this.project._packageInfo.realPath}-${packageInfoForLazyEngine.realPath}`;
let hostInfoCacheEntry = this._hostAddonInfoCache.get(cacheKey);
if (hostInfoCacheEntry) {
return hostInfoCacheEntry;
}
if (!packageInfoForLazyEngine.isForEngine()) {
throw new Error(
`[ember-cli] \`${packageInfoForLazyEngine.name}\` is not an engine; \`getHostAddonInfo\` should only be used to find host information about engines`
);
}
const queue = [{ pkgInfo: this.project._packageInfo, path: [] }];
const visited = new Set();
const foundPaths = [];
while (queue.length) {
const { pkgInfo: currentPackageInfo, path } = queue.shift();
const {
addonMainPath,
inRepoAddons = [],
dependencyPackages = {},
devDependencyPackages = {},
} = currentPackageInfo;
const isCurrentPackageInfoProject = this.project._packageInfo === currentPackageInfo;
// don't process non-ember addons
if (!isCurrentPackageInfoProject && typeof addonMainPath !== 'string') {
continue;
}
// store found paths
if (currentPackageInfo === packageInfoForLazyEngine) {
foundPaths.push([...path]);
}
// don't process a given `PackageInfo` object more than once
if (!visited.has(currentPackageInfo)) {
visited.add(currentPackageInfo);
// add current package info to current path
path.push(currentPackageInfo);
queue.push(
...[...inRepoAddons, ...Object.values(dependencyPackages), ...Object.values(devDependencyPackages)].map(
(pkgInfo) => ({ pkgInfo, path: [...path] })
)
);
}
}
const [hostPackageInfo, foundPath] = this._findNearestBundleHost(foundPaths, packageInfoForLazyEngine);
const hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos = foundPath
.filter((pkgInfo) => pkgInfo.isForBundleHost())
.reduce((acc, curr) => {
acc.push(...this._getBundledPackageInfos(curr));
return acc;
}, []);
hostInfoCacheEntry = {
hostPackageInfo,
hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos: new Set(hostAndAncestorBundledPackageInfos),
};
this._hostAddonInfoCache.set(cacheKey, hostInfoCacheEntry);
return hostInfoCacheEntry;
}
/**
* This returns the LCA host for a given engine; we use the associated package info
* to compute this (see `getHostAddonInfo` above); this finds the lowest common ancestor
* that is considered a host amongst _all_ engines by the same name in the project. This
* function is intended to replace the original behavior in `ember-engines`.
*
* For more info, see the original implementation here:
*
* https://github.com/ember-engines/ember-engines/blob/master/packages/ember-engines/lib/utils/find-lca-host.js
*
* @method findLCAHost
* @param {EngineAddon} engineInstance
* @return {EngineAddon|EmberApp}
*/
findLCAHost(engineInstance) {
// only compute once for a given engine
// we're using the engine name as the cache key here because regardless of its
// version, lazy engines will always get output to: `engines-dist/${engineName}`
let lcaHost = this._lcaHostCache.get(engineInstance.name);
if (lcaHost) {
return lcaHost;
}
if (!engineInstance._packageInfo.isForEngine()) {
throw new Error(
`[ember-cli] \`findLCAHost\` should only be used for engines; \`${engineInstance.name}\` is not an engine`
);
}
const { hostPackageInfo } = this.getHostAddonInfo(engineInstance._packageInfo);
let curr = engineInstance;
while (curr && curr.parent) {
if (curr.app) {
lcaHost = curr.app;
break;
}
if (curr._packageInfo === hostPackageInfo) {
lcaHost = curr;
break;
}
curr = curr.parent;
}
if (lcaHost) {
this._lcaHostCache.set(engineInstance.name, lcaHost);
return lcaHost;
}
// this should _never_ be triggered
throw new Error(
`[ember-cli] Could not find an LCA host for: \`${engineInstance.name}\` (located at \`${
engineInstance.packageRoot || engineInstance.root
}\`)`
);
}
}
module.exports = HostInfoCache;