respond-framework/dist/createModule/methods/reduce.js

create as fast you think

"use strict";

Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
  value: true
});
exports.default = reduce;
var _replayEvents = require("../../modules/replayTools/replayEvents.js");
var _utils = require("../../utils.js");
async function reduce(...events) {
  const {
    status
  } = this.replayState;
  switch (status) {
    case 'reload':
      if (events.length === 1) await events[0].trigger();else await (0, _replayEvents.runEvents)(events, 0, this.state, true); // pass true to block render, as it's expected to happen in userland when status === 'reload'
      break;
    case 'session':
      const e = _utils.isNative ? nativeEvent(this.state.replayTools) : this.eventFrom(window.location);
      const last = e ?? events[0];
      if (!last) throw new Error(`respond: no event matches ${_utils.isNative ? 'event passed to reduce' : window.location.href}`);
      await last.trigger(); // only need to trigger one event since session status doesn't actually re-run any events; instead on first dispatch triggerPlugin bails out if the URL of last event matches prevUrl; however, if the user changed the URL, it will be triggered, and here we capture that case
      break;
    case 'replay':
    default:
      await (0, _replayEvents.runEvents)(events, 0, this.state);
  }
  return this.state;
}
const nativeEvent = ({
  evs,
  evsIndex
}) => evs[evsIndex] ?? evs.at(-1);