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yoga/javascript/src/wrapAssembly.js
Nick Gerleman 8c8235cfcf Use ES Module Export in wrapAssembly.js
Summary: This is needed to make Webpack happy when bundling Yoga. Webpack assumes this is an ESModule after following it from the package.json export map. We are already importing this via default import.

Reviewed By: GijsWeterings

Differential Revision: D46811190

fbshipit-source-id: 7a074e5d2aa9c0cb4b59e506a0d910762a62dd58
2023-06-20 14:53:03 -07:00

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/**
* Copyright (c) Meta Platforms, Inc. and affiliates.
*
* This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the
* LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
*
* @format
*/
import YGEnums, {Unit, Direction} from './generated/YGEnums';
export default function wrapAssembly(lib) {
function patch(prototype, name, fn) {
const original = prototype[name];
prototype[name] = function (...args) {
return fn.call(this, original, ...args);
};
}
for (const fnName of [
'setPosition',
'setMargin',
'setFlexBasis',
'setWidth',
'setHeight',
'setMinWidth',
'setMinHeight',
'setMaxWidth',
'setMaxHeight',
'setPadding',
]) {
const methods = {
[Unit.Point]: lib.Node.prototype[fnName],
[Unit.Percent]: lib.Node.prototype[`${fnName}Percent`],
[Unit.Auto]: lib.Node.prototype[`${fnName}Auto`],
};
patch(lib.Node.prototype, fnName, function (original, ...args) {
// We patch all these functions to add support for the following calls:
// .setWidth(100) / .setWidth("100%") / .setWidth(.getWidth()) / .setWidth("auto")
const value = args.pop();
let unit, asNumber;
if (value === 'auto') {
unit = Unit.Auto;
asNumber = undefined;
} else if (typeof value === 'object') {
unit = value.unit;
asNumber = value.valueOf();
} else {
unit =
typeof value === 'string' && value.endsWith('%')
? Unit.Percent
: Unit.Point;
asNumber = parseFloat(value);
if (!Number.isNaN(value) && Number.isNaN(asNumber)) {
throw new Error(`Invalid value ${value} for ${fnName}`);
}
}
if (!methods[unit])
throw new Error(
`Failed to execute "${fnName}": Unsupported unit '${value}'`,
);
if (asNumber !== undefined) {
return methods[unit].call(this, ...args, asNumber);
} else {
return methods[unit].call(this, ...args);
}
});
}
function wrapMeasureFunction(measureFunction) {
return lib.MeasureCallback.implement({
measure: (...args) => {
const {width, height} = measureFunction(...args);
return {
width: width ?? NaN,
height: height ?? NaN,
};
},
});
}
patch(lib.Node.prototype, 'setMeasureFunc', function (original, measureFunc) {
// This patch is just a convenience patch, since it helps write more
// idiomatic source code (such as .setMeasureFunc(null))
if (measureFunc) {
return original.call(this, wrapMeasureFunction(measureFunc));
} else {
return this.unsetMeasureFunc();
}
});
function wrapDirtiedFunc(dirtiedFunction) {
return lib.DirtiedCallback.implement({dirtied: dirtiedFunction});
}
patch(lib.Node.prototype, 'setDirtiedFunc', function (original, dirtiedFunc) {
original.call(this, wrapDirtiedFunc(dirtiedFunc));
});
patch(lib.Config.prototype, 'free', function () {
// Since we handle the memory allocation ourselves (via lib.Config.create),
// we also need to handle the deallocation
lib.Config.destroy(this);
});
patch(lib.Node, 'create', (_, config) => {
// We decide the constructor we want to call depending on the parameters
return config
? lib.Node.createWithConfig(config)
: lib.Node.createDefault();
});
patch(lib.Node.prototype, 'free', function () {
// Since we handle the memory allocation ourselves (via lib.Node.create),
// we also need to handle the deallocation
lib.Node.destroy(this);
});
patch(lib.Node.prototype, 'freeRecursive', function () {
for (let t = 0, T = this.getChildCount(); t < T; ++t) {
this.getChild(0).freeRecursive();
}
this.free();
});
patch(
lib.Node.prototype,
'calculateLayout',
function (original, width = NaN, height = NaN, direction = Direction.LTR) {
// Just a small patch to add support for the function default parameters
return original.call(this, width, height, direction);
},
);
return {
Config: lib.Config,
Node: lib.Node,
...YGEnums,
};
}