revenge-bundle-next/lib/utils/src/proxy.ts

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/**
* This patch allows us to store instances of Proxy, so we can check whether a value is created using Proxy or not.
* This is especially useful for blacklisting exports that cannot be patched.
*/
import { asap } from './callback'
import { getCurrentStack } from './error'
/**
* Returns whether the object is a proxified value.
*
* @param obj The object to check
*/
export function isProxified(obj: object) {
return pMetadata.has(obj)
}
// Heavily inspired by Wintry's lazy utils, but more optimized and stripped down, with a few fixes.
// https://github.com/pylixonly/wintry/blob/main/src/utils/lazy.ts
const pMetadata = new WeakMap<
object,
{
factory: () => unknown
hint: object
bind: boolean
cacheable: boolean
cache?: unknown
}
>()
const _handler = {
...Object.fromEntries(
Object.getOwnPropertyNames(Reflect).map(k => [
k,
(hint: object, ...args: any[]) =>
// @ts-expect-error
Reflect[k](unproxifyFromHint(hint), ...args),
]),
),
// Workaround to fix functions that need the correct `this`
get: (hint, p, recv) => {
const target = unproxifyFromHint(hint)
const val = Reflect.get(target!, p, recv)
if (pMetadata.get(hint)?.bind && typeof val === 'function')
return new Proxy(val, {
// If thisArg happens to be a proxified value, we will use the target object instead
apply: (fn, thisArg, args) =>
Reflect.apply(
fn,
thisArg === recv ? target : thisArg,
args,
),
})
return val
},
// Workaround to fix:
// TypeError: getOwnPropertyDescriptor trap result is not configurable but target property '...' is configurable or non-existent
getOwnPropertyDescriptor: (hint, p) => {
const d = Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(unproxifyFromHint(hint)!, p)
if (d && !Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(hint, p))
Object.defineProperty(hint, p, d)
return d
},
} as ProxyHandler<object>
export interface ProxifyOptions {
/**
* The hint for the proxified value.
*
* @default function () {}
*/
hint?: object
/**
* Whether the proxified value should be cached.
*/
cache?: boolean
/**
* For methods of the proxified value, whether to bind the `this` context to the proxified value.
* The original reference of this method will NOT be retained. To get the original method, use `getProxyTarget` on the method.
*
* @default false
*/
bindMethods?: boolean
}
/**
* Proxify a value.
*
* @param signal The signal to use to get the value.
* @param options The options to use for the proxified value.
* @returns A proxified value that will be updated when the signal is updated.
*
* @example Without cache
* ```ts
* const proxified = proxify(() => ({ value: Math.random() }), { hint: {} })
* console.log(proxified) // { value: 0.123 }
* console.log(proxified.value) // 0.456
* console.log(proxified) // { value: 0.789 }
* ```
*
* @example With cache
* ```ts
* const proxified = proxify(() => ({ value: Math.random() }), { hint: {}, cache: true })
* console.log(proxified) // { value: 0.123 }
* console.log(proxified.value) // 0.123
* console.log(proxified) // { value: 0.123 }
* ```
*/
export function proxify<T>(signal: () => T, options?: ProxifyOptions): T {
// biome-ignore lint/complexity/useArrowFunction: We need a function with a constructor
const hint = options?.hint ?? function () {}
if (__BUILD_FLAG_DEBUG_LAZY_VALUES__)
// Prevent race conditions where proxified values with a self modifying signal gets called,
// modifying the original value to a non-proxified value, causing subsequent destructure() calls to fail
asap(() => {
if (unproxifyFromHint(hint) == null)
DEBUG_warnNullishProxifiedValue()
})
const prox = new Proxy(hint, _handler) as T
pMetadata.set(hint, {
hint: hint,
factory: signal,
bind: options?.bindMethods ?? false,
cacheable: options?.cache ?? false,
})
return prox
}
/**
* Get the value of a proxified value at the current moment.
* Returns the same value if not a proxified value.
*
* @see {@link proxify} for more documentation.
*
* @param proxified The proxified value.
* @returns The unproxified value, or the value if it's not a proxified value.
*
* @example Without cache
* ```ts
* const proxified = proxify(() => ({ value: Math.random() }), { hint: {} })
* const x = unproxify(proxified)
* console.log(x) // { value: 0.123 }
* console.log(x.value) // 0.123
* console.log(proxified) // { value: 0.456 }
* ```
*
* @example With cache
* ```ts
* const proxified = proxify(() => ({ value: Math.random() }), { hint: {}, cache: true })
* const x = unproxify(proxified)
* console.log(x) // { value: 0.123 }
* console.log(x.value) // 0.123
* console.log(proxified) // { value: 0.123 }
* ```
*/
export function unproxify<T extends object>(proxified: T): T {
const hint = pMetadata.get(proxified)?.hint
if (!hint) return proxified
return unproxifyFromHint(hint)
}
function unproxifyFromHint(hint: object) {
const meta = pMetadata.get(hint)!
if (meta.cacheable)
return meta.cache ?? ((meta.cache = meta.factory()) as any)
return meta.factory() as any
}
export type DestructureOptions<T extends object> = {
[K in keyof T]?: ProxifyOptions
}
export type DestructureResult<T extends object> = {
[K in keyof T]: T[K]
}
/**
* Destructure a proxified value.
*
* @param proxified The proxified value.
* @param options The options to use for the destructured value.
*
* @see {@link proxify} for more documentation.
*
* @throws {TypeError} If the value is not a proxifiable value (primitives).
*
* @example
* ```ts
* // cache is not turned on, so each access will call the signal again
* const { x, y } = destructure(
* proxify(() => ({ x: Math.random(), y: [Math.random()], z: null })),
* // Optional: Specify ProxifyOptions for each property
* { y: { hint: [] } }
* )
*
* // Non-nullish primitives are not proxifiable
* x // TypeError: Cannot destructure and proxify a primitive (reading 'x')
*
* y // [0.123]
* y // [0.456]
*
* z // TypeError: Cannot destructure and proxify null (reading 'z')
* ```
*/
export function destructure<T extends object, O extends DestructureOptions<T>>(
proxified: T,
options?: O,
): DestructureResult<T> {
return new Proxy({} as T, {
get: (_, p, r) =>
proxify(
() => {
const v = Reflect.get(unproxify(proxified), p, r)
if (v == null)
throw new TypeError(
`Cannot destructure and proxify ${v} (reading '${String(p)}')`,
)
if (typeof v === 'function' || typeof v === 'object')
return v
throw new TypeError(
`Cannot destructure and proxify a primitive (reading '${String(p)}')`,
)
},
options?.[p as keyof T],
),
}) as DestructureResult<T>
}
/**
* Warns the developer that the proxified value is nullish.
*/
function DEBUG_warnNullishProxifiedValue() {
nativeLoggingHook(
`\u001b[33mProxified value is nullish! The signal is may be invalid.\n${getCurrentStack()}\u001b[0m`,
3,
)
}