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'@openfn/compiler': minor | ||
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Basic support for lazy state ($) operator |
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/* | ||
* Convert $.a.b.c references into (state) => state.a.b.c | ||
* Should this only run at top level? | ||
* Ideally it would run on all arguments to operations - but we probably don't really know what an operation is | ||
* So for now, first pass, it's only top level. | ||
* (alternatively I guess it just dumbly converts everything and if it breaks, it breaks) | ||
* | ||
* TODO (maybe): | ||
* - only convert $-expressions which are arguments to operations (needs type defs) | ||
* - warn if converting a non-top-level $-expression | ||
* - if not top level, convert to state.a.b.c (ie don't wrap the function) | ||
*/ | ||
import { builders as b, namedTypes } from 'ast-types'; | ||
import type { NodePath } from 'ast-types/lib/node-path'; | ||
import type { Transformer } from '../transform'; | ||
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function visitor(path: NodePath<namedTypes.MemberExpression>) { | ||
let first = path.node.object; | ||
while(first.hasOwnProperty('object')) { | ||
first = (first as namedTypes.MemberExpression).object; | ||
} | ||
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let firstIdentifer = first as namedTypes.Identifier; | ||
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if (first && firstIdentifer.name === "$") { | ||
// rename $ to state | ||
firstIdentifer.name = "state"; | ||
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// Now nest the whole thing in an arrow | ||
const params = b.identifier('state') | ||
const arrow = b.arrowFunctionExpression( | ||
[params], | ||
path.node | ||
) | ||
path.replace(arrow) | ||
} | ||
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// Stop parsing this member expression | ||
return; | ||
} | ||
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export default { | ||
id: 'lazy-state', | ||
types: ['MemberExpression'], | ||
visitor, | ||
} as Transformer; |
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import test, { ExecutionContext } from 'ava'; | ||
import { print } from 'recast'; | ||
import { namedTypes, NodePath, builders as b } from 'ast-types'; | ||
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import parse from '../../src/parse'; | ||
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import transform from '../../src/transform'; | ||
import visitors from '../../src/transforms/lazy-state'; | ||
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test('convert a simple dollar reference', (t) => { | ||
const ast = parse('get($.data)'); | ||
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const transformed = transform(ast, [visitors]); | ||
const { code } = print(transformed) | ||
t.log(code) | ||
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t.is(code, 'get(state => state.data)') | ||
}) | ||
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test('convert a chained dollar reference', (t) => { | ||
const ast = parse('get($.a.b.c.d)'); | ||
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const transformed = transform(ast, [visitors]); | ||
const { code } = print(transformed) | ||
t.log(code) | ||
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t.is(code, 'get(state => state.a.b.c.d)') | ||
}) | ||
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test('ignore a regular chain reference', (t) => { | ||
const ast = parse('get(a.b.c.d)'); | ||
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const transformed = transform(ast, [visitors]); | ||
const { code } = print(transformed) | ||
t.log(code) | ||
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t.is(code, 'get(a.b.c.d)') | ||
}) | ||
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test('ignore a string', (t) => { | ||
const ast = parse('get("$.a.b")'); | ||
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const transformed = transform(ast, [visitors]); | ||
const { code } = print(transformed) | ||
t.log(code) | ||
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t.is(code, 'get("$.a.b")') | ||
}) | ||
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// TODO do we want to support this? | ||
test('convert a nested dollar reference', (t) => { | ||
const ast = parse(`fn(() => { | ||
get($.data) | ||
})`); | ||
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const transformed = transform(ast, [visitors]); | ||
const { code } = print(transformed) | ||
t.log(code) | ||
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// syntax starts getting a but picky at this level, | ||
// better to do ast tests | ||
t.is(code, `fn(() => { | ||
get(state => state.data) | ||
})`) | ||
}) | ||
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// TODO does our compiler not support optional chaining?? | ||
test.skip('convert an optional chained simple dollar reference', (t) => { | ||
const ast = parse('get($.a?.b.c.d)'); | ||
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// const transformed = transform(ast, [visitors]); | ||
// const { code } = print(transformed) | ||
// t.log(code) | ||
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// t.is(code, 'get(state => state.a?.b.c.d)') | ||
}) |