feat: Implement a type-safe Object struct

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Chan Wen Xu 2021-03-20 18:56:02 +07:00
parent da1769920a
commit 392b175abf
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module gitea.teamortix.com/Team-Ortix/go-mod-wasm/wasm
go 1.16

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package wasm
import (
"fmt"
"syscall/js"
)
// TypeMismatchError is returned when a function is called with a js.Value that has the incorrect type.
type TypeMismatchError struct {
Expected js.Type
Actual js.Type
}
func (e TypeMismatchError) Error() string {
return fmt.Sprintf("expected %v type, got %v type instead", e.Expected, e.Actual)
}
// Global returns the global object as a Object.
// If the global object is not an object, it panics.
func Global() Object {
global, err := NewObject(js.Global())
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
return global
}
// Object is a statically typed Object instance of js.Value.
// It should be instantiated with NewObject where it is checked for type instead of directly.
// Calling methods on a zero Object is undefined behaviour.
type Object struct {
value js.Value
}
// NewObject instantiates a new Object with the provided js.Value.
// If the js.Value is not an Object, it returns a TypeMismatchError.
func NewObject(raw js.Value) (Object, error) {
if raw.Type() != js.TypeObject {
return Object{}, TypeMismatchError{
Expected: js.TypeObject,
Actual: raw.Type(),
}
}
return Object{raw}, nil
}
// Get recursively gets the Object's properties, returning a TypeMismatchError if it encounters a non-object while
// descending through the object.
func (o Object) Get(path ...string) (js.Value, error) {
current := o.value
for _, v := range path {
if current.Type() != js.TypeObject {
return js.Value{}, TypeMismatchError{
Expected: js.TypeObject,
Actual: current.Type(),
}
}
current = current.Get(v)
}
return current, nil
}
// Expect is a helper function that calls Get and checks the type of the final result.
// It returns a TypeMismatchError if a non-object is encountered while descending the path or the final type does not
// match with the provided expected type.
func (o Object) Expect(expectedType js.Type, path ...string) (js.Value, error) {
value, err := o.Get(path...)
if err != nil {
return js.Value{}, err
}
if value.Type() != expectedType {
return js.Value{}, TypeMismatchError{
Expected: expectedType,
Actual: value.Type(),
}
}
return value, nil
}
// Delete removes property p from the object.
func (o Object) Delete(p string) {
o.value.Delete(p)
}
// Equal checks if the object is equal to another value.
// It is equivalent to JS's === operator.
func (o Object) Equal(v js.Value) bool {
return o.value.Equal(v)
}
// Index indexes into the object.
func (o Object) Index(i int) js.Value {
return o.value.Index(i)
}
// InstanceOf implements the instanceof operator in JavaScript.
// If t is not a constructor, this function returns false.
func (o Object) InstanceOf(t js.Value) bool {
if t.Type() != js.TypeFunction {
return false
}
return o.value.InstanceOf(t)
}
// JSValue implements the js.Wrapper interface.
func (o Object) JSValue() js.Value {
return o.value
}
// Length returns the "length" property of the object.
func (o Object) Length() int {
return o.value.Length()
}
// Set sets the property p to the value of js.ValueOf(x).
func (o Object) Set(p string, x interface{}) {
o.value.Set(p, x)
}
// SetIndex sets the index i to the value of js.ValueOf(x).
func (o Object) SetIndex(i int, x interface{}) {
o.value.SetIndex(i, x)
}
// String returns the object marshalled as a JSON string for debugging purposes.
func (o Object) String() string {
stringify, err := Global().Expect(js.TypeFunction, "JSON", "stringify")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
jsonStr := stringify.Invoke(o)
if jsonStr.Type() != js.TypeString {
panic("JSON.stringify returned a " + jsonStr.Type().String())
}
return jsonStr.String()
}