@exodus/stasis-plugins 1.0.0-beta.12 → 1.0.0-beta.14

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package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "@exodus/stasis-plugins",
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- "version": "1.0.0-beta.12",
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+ "version": "1.0.0-beta.14",
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  "description": "Bundler plugins (webpack, esbuild, Rollup, Metro) for @exodus/stasis-core",
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  "type": "module",
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  "exports": {
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  },
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/PreventiveMeasures/stasis#readme",
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  "dependencies": {
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- "@exodus/stasis-core": "1.0.0-beta.12"
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+ "@exodus/stasis-core": "1.0.0-beta.14"
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  }
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  }
package/src/esbuild.js CHANGED
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import { fileURLToPath, pathToFileURL } from 'node:url'
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  import assert from 'node:assert/strict'
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  import { Bundle } from '@exodus/stasis-core/bundle'
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- import { resolvePluginState } from './plugins.js'
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+ import { attestedImport, resolvePluginState, unsupportedExtension } from './plugins.js'
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  import { State } from '@exodus/stasis-core/state'
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  // Pre-patch snapshot, not `import { readFile }`: under --fs=async that builtin is patched, and
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  // this plugin loads after, so a direct import would route esbuild's reads through the capture hook.
@@ -71,6 +71,8 @@ export class StasisEsbuild {
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  #resources
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  #loaders
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  #transform
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+ #resource
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+ #platform
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  #emptyModule // URL of the empty module disabled imports point at, once capture recorded it
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  #browserScopes = new Map() // dir -> Promise<[{ dir, keys }]>: `false` keys of it and its ancestors
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  #probes = new Map() // [kind, resolveDir, specifier] -> Promise<disabled path | null>
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  // the second is refused in onStart.
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  #captureBuildCount = 0
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- constructor(options = {}, { loaders, transform } = {}) {
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+ constructor(options = {}, { loaders, transform, resource, platform } = {}) {
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  // A caller that owns a State (e.g. `stasis build`) can pass it directly; a foreign-copy State
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  // fails closed via the instanceof miss.
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  const state = options instanceof State
@@ -95,6 +97,12 @@ export class StasisEsbuild {
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  // (source, { path, loader }) => { contents, loader } | undefined, may be async. Never
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  // runs at capture -- capture attests the file's raw bytes.
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  this.#transform = transform
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+ // Load-mode-only module builder for a resource no loader override names (e.g. `stasis build
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+ // --metro`'s asset module): (source, { path }) => { contents, loader } | undefined, may be async.
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+ this.#resource = resource
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+ // Load mode: the platform whose target a --metro per-platform edge resolves to (none fails
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+ // closed on one, as plain bundle=load does).
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+ this.#platform = platform
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  }
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  // esbuild loader for a served file: configured override, else derived from extension
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  // keys attributed edges under specific conditions the plugin's `*` lookup won't match.
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  // The edge is looked up even for a built-in's name: a browser build records `fs` when a
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  // `browser` field disables it (an edge to the empty module) or a package by that name serves it.
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- try {
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- ;({ url } = this.#state.getImport(parentURL, specifier, { importAttributes: attrs }))
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- } catch (err) {
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- // No attested edge -- at a successful capture that's a built-in or another EXTERNAL (never
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- // recorded as an edge), so hand it back to esbuild, which externalizes it as without us
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- // (built-ins under platform:'node'). File BYTES still fail closed at onLoad.
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- // A non-MODULE_NOT_FOUND error is a real fault -- rethrow.
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- if (err?.code === 'ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND') return undefined
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- throw err
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- }
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+ // No attested edge (a built-in, or another external): esbuild's, which externalizes it as
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+ // without us (built-ins under platform:'node'). File BYTES still fail closed at onLoad.
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+ const attested = attestedImport(this.#state, parentURL, specifier, { importAttributes: attrs, platform: this.#platform })
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+ if (attested === undefined) return undefined
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+ ;({ url } = attested)
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  }
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  const format = this.#state.getFormat(url)
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  const isEmpty = url === pathToFileURL(resolvePath(this.#state.root, EMPTY_MODULE_PATH)).toString()
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  if (res.namespace === 'file' && !res.external) {
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  kind = classifyExtension(res.path, this.#resources)
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  if (kind === 'unknown') {
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- return {
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- errors: [{
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- text: `StasisEsbuild: unsupported extension for '${res.path}' -- add its extension or filename to the plugin's resources option or stop importing it`,
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- }],
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- }
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+ return { errors: [{ text: unsupportedExtension('StasisEsbuild', `'${res.path}'`) }] }
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  }
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  // Record the edge for BOTH code and resource targets (never entries): load mode resolves
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  // every specifier through this map, so a resource with no edge would miss at bundle=load and
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  // one a CSS @import, `composes` or url() accepts, so one empty module serves JS and CSS importers.
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  if (kind === 'empty') return { contents: source, loader: 'empty' }
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  if (kind === 'resource') {
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- // Plugin-provided contents with no `loader` default to `js` (esbuild applies the build's
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- // per-extension loader only on its own load path), so replay the configured loader from
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- // initialOptions.loader. No configured loader fails symmetrically with a capture build.
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- const loader = initialOptions.loader?.[extname(path)]
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- return loader ? { contents: source, loader } : { contents: source }
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+ // A loader override for its extension (`stasis build --loader=.png:dataurl`) wins; else the
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+ // resource hook's module, where it builds one.
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+ const override = this.#loaders.get(extname(path))
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+ if (override) return { contents: source, loader: override }
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+ const built = await this.#resource?.(source, { path })
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+ if (built) return built
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+ // Else the loader esbuild's own load path takes (the build's `loader` option, else its default
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+ // for the extension), so a resource none loads fails as at capture, not parsed as js.
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+ return { contents: source, loader: 'default' }
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  }
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  const loader = this.#loaderFor(path)
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  // A transform that declines (undefined) serves the attested bytes unchanged.
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  // babel-plugin-module-resolver mapping `#local/abc` to `./src/abc`) leaves the serializer only the
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  // rewrite. This adds one plugin that records every specifier in its `pre` -- Babel runs every
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  // plugin's `pre` before any plugin's visitor, so nothing has rewritten one yet -- and reads each
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- // again once Babel is done, before Metro's own passes replace them in the AST, unless Babel erased
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- // it. The real transformer runs as it would; its output is untouched.
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+ // again once Babel is done, before Metro's own passes replace them in the AST, but one importing
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+ // types alone that Babel erased. One a plugin consumed, gone from Babel's output with nothing left
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+ // naming its module (`require('./messages.po')`, which @exodus/i18n's plugin-inline-po reads and
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+ // inlines), it keeps apart. The real transformer runs as it would; its output is untouched.
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  const require = createRequire(import.meta.url)
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  // One per worker transform, run by ./metro-transformer.js: `babelTransformerPath` is the project's
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- // (absolute), and `asWritten` maps each specifier Babel left to the ones written there.
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+ // (absolute), `asWritten` maps each specifier Babel left to the ones written there, and `consumed`
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+ // holds each one a plugin consumed, as Babel last left it.
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  export const transformContext = new AsyncLocalStorage()
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  // The nodes Metro's collectDependencies takes a specifier from: these declarations, and the calls
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  const DECLARATIONS = new Set(['ImportDeclaration', 'ExportNamedDeclaration', 'ExportAllDeclaration'])
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  const REQUIRE_MEMBERS = new Set(['context', 'resolveWeak', 'unstable_importMaybeSync'])
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- function isDependencyCall(callee) {
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+ // Whether `node` is one of them.
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+ function isDependency(node) {
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+ if (node.type !== 'CallExpression') return DECLARATIONS.has(node.type)
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+ const { callee } = node
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  if (callee.type === 'Import') return true
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  if (callee.type === 'Identifier') return callee.name === 'require' || callee.name === '__prefetchImport'
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  return callee.type === 'MemberExpression' && !callee.computed &&
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  callee.property.type === 'Identifier' && REQUIRE_MEMBERS.has(callee.property.name)
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  }
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- // The specifier a dependency node holds as a string literal: an import/export's source, a call's
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- // first argument. A plugin rewriting it replaces the literal, never the node holding it.
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+ // The string `node` holds as a constant: a literal, a template with no substitutions, or a `+` of
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+ // such, which Metro's collectDependencies evaluates to the specifier as it does a literal.
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+ function constantString(node) {
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+ if (node?.type === 'StringLiteral') return node.value
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+ if (node?.type === 'TemplateLiteral' && node.expressions.length === 0) return node.quasis[0].value.cooked ?? undefined
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+ if (node?.type !== 'BinaryExpression' || node.operator !== '+') return undefined
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+ const left = constantString(node.left)
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+ const right = left === undefined ? undefined : constantString(node.right)
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+ return right === undefined ? undefined : left + right
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+ }
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+
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+ // The specifier a dependency node holds as a constant: an import/export's source, a call's first
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+ // argument. A plugin rewriting it replaces the literal, never the node holding it.
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  function specifierOf(node) {
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- const literal = node.type === 'CallExpression' ? node.arguments[0] : node.source
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- return literal?.type === 'StringLiteral' ? literal.value : undefined
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+ return constantString(node.type === 'CallExpression' ? node.arguments[0] : node.source)
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+ }
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+
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+ const TYPE_KINDS = new Set(['type', 'typeof'])
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+
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+ // A declaration of types alone, which Babel may erase, and then it names no module Metro depends on:
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+ // Flow's `import type`/`import typeof`, TypeScript's `import type`, `export type ... from`, and one
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+ // whose every specifier is a type (`import { type A }`, which TypeScript's `onlyRemoveTypeImports`
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+ // keeps as `import {} from`).
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+ function typesOnly(node) {
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+ if (TYPE_KINDS.has(node.importKind ?? node.exportKind)) return true
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+ const specifiers = node.specifiers ?? []
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+ return specifiers.length > 0 && specifiers.every((specifier) => TYPE_KINDS.has(specifier.importKind ?? specifier.exportKind))
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+ }
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+
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+ // The dependency nodes in Babel's output, and the specifiers they hold as constants.
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+ function dependenciesLeft(t, ast) {
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+ const nodes = new Set()
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+ const specifiers = new Set()
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+ t.traverseFast(ast, (node) => {
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+ if (!isDependency(node)) return
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+ nodes.add(node)
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+ const specifier = specifierOf(node)
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+ if (specifier !== undefined) specifiers.add(specifier)
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+ })
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+ return { nodes, specifiers }
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  }
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  function asWrittenPlugin({ types: t }) {
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  return {
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  name: 'stasis-as-written',
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  pre(file) {
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+ const context = transformContext.getStore()
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+ context.types = t
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+ const { slots } = context
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+ let evaluate = false
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  t.traverseFast(file.ast, (node) => {
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- if (node.type === 'CallExpression' ? !isDependencyCall(node.callee) : !DECLARATIONS.has(node.type)) return
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+ if (!isDependency(node)) return
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+ if (written !== undefined) slots.push({ node, written, types: node.type !== 'CallExpression' && typesOnly(node) })
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+ else if (node.type === 'CallExpression' && node.arguments.length > 0) evaluate = true
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+ })
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+ // Metro takes any argument Babel evaluates to a string with confidence, one bound to a constant
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+ // too (`const name = './x'; require(name)`), which only a path, and its scope, can evaluate.
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+ if (!evaluate) return
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+ file.path.traverse({
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+ CallExpression(path) {
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+ if (!isDependency(path.node) || specifierOf(path.node) !== undefined || path.node.arguments.length === 0) return
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+ const { confident, value } = path.get('arguments.0').evaluate()
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+ if (confident && typeof value === 'string') slots.push({ node: path.node, written: value })
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+ },
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- // importing types alone (`import type`, `import { type A }`, a TS import used only as a type)
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- // never exits: flow-strip-types removes it as it enters it, the TS plugin before the
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- // @babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs takes the declarations away as the program exits.
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+ // Babel exits a node only if no plugin removed it on the way in, so a declaration of types
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+ // alone that Babel erased never exits: flow-strip-types removes it as it enters it, the TS
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+ // plugin before the traversal gets there. One it kept (`import {} from` under
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+ // `onlyRemoveTypeImports`) exits, still naming its module.
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+ // Once Babel is done: each specifier as it left it, from the node that held it as written, but a
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+ // declaration of types alone Babel erased. One a plugin replaced keeps it too: lowered to a require
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+ // (the commonjs transform), or split in two (`export * as ns from` into an import and an export,
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+ // the export-namespace-from transform), it names the same module, its specifier as rewritten
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+ // before (module-resolver rewrites every one as the program enters). One gone from the output,
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+ // with no node there naming its module, a plugin consumed in its stead.
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- if (!context.asWritten.has(left)) context.asWritten.set(left, new Set())
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+ const left = result?.ast && context.types ? dependenciesLeft(context.types, result.ast) : null
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+ for (const { node, written, types } of slots) {
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+ if (types && !kept.has(node)) continue
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+ // One evaluated through its scope stays as written: no plugin rewrites what isn't a literal.
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+ if (left !== null && !left.nodes.has(node) && !left.specifiers.has(specifier)) {
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+ continue
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+ }
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+ if (!context.asWritten.has(specifier)) context.asWritten.set(specifier, new Set())
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+ import { isUtf8 } from 'node:buffer'
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+ import { basename, dirname, join, posix, relative, sep } from 'node:path'
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- import { classifyNativeCapture, isExcludedNativeDir, isNativeArtifact, isPodspec, isSkippedNativeWalkDir, refineNativeCapture } from '@exodus/stasis-core/util'
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+ import { readJson } from '@exodus/stasis-core/bundle-util'
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+ import { diskHost } from '@exodus/stasis-core/host'
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+ import { CODE_EXTENSIONS, classifyFormat, isAutoExcludedDir, isBinaryPlist, isDotEnvFile, isExcludedNativeFile, isNativeArtifact, nameFormat, pathExt, toPosix } from '@exodus/stasis-core/util'
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+ // (`execFileSync`) as every command of it starts, `react-native config` the Metro plugin runs included.
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+ // The run's toolchain, none of it the app's: the Metro plugin records each under `run`, `stasis bundle
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+ } catch {
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+ }
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+ export function classifyNativeCapture(name, { win32 = process.platform === 'win32', content } = {}) {
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+ // `.env` files carry secrets: an automated capture must never sweep them in.
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+ if (isExcludedNativeFile(name, { win32 }) || isDotEnvFile(name)) return { action: 'skip' }
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+ // Name-matched code is always a native build input, even when its tag is a Node format the JS
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+ // graph would otherwise own.
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+ if (isBinaryPlist(name, content)) return { action: resources.has('plist') ? 'resource' : 'skip' }
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+ return classified
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+ }
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+ // `${name}.${type}` less any scale (`a@2x.png` is `a.png`'s), its scale (`resolution`, 1 where it
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+ // names none), and its platform where it names `platform` (`a.ios.png`; another's, `a.android.png`,
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+ // is an asset of its own). -> { asset, name, type, resolution, platform }, or null for a name with no type
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+ const METRO_PLATFORM_FILE = /^(.+?)(?:\.([^.]+))?\.([^.]+)$/u
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+ const METRO_ASSET_SCALE = /^(.+?)(?:@([\d.]+)x)?$/u
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+ export function parseMetroAssetName(name, platform) {
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+ const match = METRO_PLATFORM_FILE.exec(name)
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+ if (match === null) return null
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+ const [, base, suffix, type] = match
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+ const [, root, scale] = METRO_ASSET_SCALE.exec(suffix === undefined || ofPlatform ? base : `${base}.${suffix}`)
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+ return { asset: `${root}.${type}`, name: root, type, resolution: Number.isNaN(resolution) ? 1 : resolution, platform: ofPlatform ? platform : null }
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+ export const FILE_STAT = { isFile: () => true }
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+ // The files `state` (a loaded State) carries, as a directory listing of them (metroAssetFiles' host):
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+ // an asset's files as captured.
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+ }
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+ // to build the module (its `scales` and `hash`) and copies out with it. In `path`'s directory, each of
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+ // the asset's name and type at any scale (`a.png`, `a@2x.png`, `a@3x.png`): those for `platform`
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+ // (`a.ios.png`, `a@3x.ios.png`) where it has any, else those for none. -> absolute paths
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+ export function metroAssetFiles(path, platform = null, host = diskHost) {
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+ const own = parseMetroAssetName(basename(path), platform)
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+ if (own === null) return []
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+ const dir = dirname(path)
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+ const byPlatform = new Map()
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+ for (const { name } of host.readdir(dir)) {
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+ const parsed = parseMetroAssetName(name, platform)
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+ if (parsed?.asset !== own.asset || host.stat(join(dir, name))?.isFile() !== true) continue
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+ if (!byPlatform.has(parsed.platform)) byPlatform.set(parsed.platform, [])
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+ byPlatform.get(parsed.platform).push(join(dir, name))
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+ }
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+ return (platform === null ? undefined : byPlatform.get(platform)) ?? byPlatform.get(null) ?? []
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+ }
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+
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  // True if the package at `root` ships native code: an ios/ or android/ dir, or a podspec under it.
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  export function looksNative(root, fs) {
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- if (fs.stat(join(root, 'ios')) !== null || fs.stat(join(root, 'android')) !== null) return true
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- return hasPodspec(root, fs)
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+ return fs.stat(join(root, 'ios')) !== null || fs.stat(join(root, 'android')) !== null || hasPodspec(root, fs)
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  }
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  // True if any *.podspec exists under `dir`, pruning the same subtrees the native walk skips.
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  function hasPodspec(dir, fs) {
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- entries = fs.readdir(dir)
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- }
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- for (const ent of entries) {
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- if (ent.isSymbolicLink()) continue
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- if (ent.isFile()) {
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- if (isPodspec(ent.name)) return true
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- } else if (ent.isDirectory() && !isSkippedNativeWalkDir(ent.name)) {
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- if (hasPodspec(join(dir, ent.name), fs)) return true
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- }
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+ return listing(dir, fs).some((ent) => !ent.isSymbolicLink() &&
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+ (ent.isFile() ? isPodspec(ent.name) : ent.isDirectory() && !isSkippedNativeWalkDir(ent.name) && hasPodspec(join(dir, ent.name), fs)))
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  }
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+ // The specs React Native's codegen parses in a package's codegen sources (codegenSources), as its own
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+ // filter takes them (filterJSFile): a JS or TS module named `Native…` or `…NativeComponent` (a platform's
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+ // `.ios`/`.android` one too), but a type declaration.
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+ const isCodegenSpec = (name) => /^(?:Native.+|.+NativeComponent)/u.test(name) && /\.(?:jsx?|tsx?)$/u.test(name) && !name.endsWith('.d.ts')
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+
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  // Each native build input in the package at `root`, walked whole, a native build reading sources
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  // from anywhere in it (a podspec compiling `cpp/` beside `ios/`): every file but build output and
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  // prebuilt binaries (isSkippedNativeWalkDir, isNativeArtifact), an off-platform top-level dir
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  // (isExcludedNativeDir), what the shared classifier skips (the JS and TS Metro's graph owns, docs,
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- // secrets) and symlinks (a cycle or escape hazard). A file `skip(file)` holds is passed over unread.
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- // `resources` is the allowlist the byte-level rules consult. -> yields { file, source, action, format },
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- // `action` 'code' (under the source-language `format`) or 'resource'
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+ // secrets) and symlinks (a cycle or escape hazard). And the specs of its codegen sources
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+ // (codegenSources, isCodegenSpec), as code with no format, as Metro's code has none: none of the
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+ // other JS there (a react-native.config.js, the package's build, where `jsSrcsDir` is its root), which
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+ // codegen never reads. A file `skip(file)` holds is passed over unread. `resources` is the allowlist
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+ // the byte-level rules consult.
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+ // -> yields { file, source, action, format }, `action` 'code' (under the source-language `format`,
151
+ // none for JS and TS) or 'resource'
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152
  export function* nativeInputs(root, fs, { resources = new Set(), skip = () => false } = {}) {
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  yield* walk(root, true)
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- function* walk(dir, atRoot) {
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- let entries
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- try {
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- entries = fs.readdir(dir)
48
- } catch {
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- return // dir missing / not a directory -- nothing to walk
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+ for (const dir of codegenSources(root, fs)) yield* sources(dir)
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+ function* sources(dir) {
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+ for (const ent of listing(dir, fs)) {
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+ // None in a dot, node_modules or tests directory, as codegen skips one.
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+ if (ent.isSymbolicLink() || ent.name.startsWith('.') || ent.name === 'node_modules' || ent.name.startsWith('__tests')) continue
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+ const file = join(dir, ent.name)
160
+ if (ent.isDirectory()) yield* sources(file)
161
+ else if (ent.isFile() && isCodegenSpec(ent.name) && !skip(file)) yield { file, source: fs.readFile(file), action: 'code', format: undefined }
50
162
  }
51
- for (const ent of entries) {
163
+ }
164
+ function* walk(dir, atRoot) {
165
+ for (const ent of listing(dir, fs)) {
52
166
  if (ent.isSymbolicLink()) continue
53
167
  const file = join(dir, ent.name)
54
168
  if (ent.isDirectory()) {
@@ -66,21 +180,39 @@ export function* nativeInputs(root, fs, { resources = new Set(), skip = () => fa
66
180
  }
67
181
  }
68
182
 
183
+ // The directories of the package at `root` its package.json's `codegenConfig` names as its JS sources
184
+ // (`jsSrcsDir`, or each of its `libraries`', as React Native's own names `src`), each reached within it
185
+ // through no symlink, as the walk follows none: React Native's codegen parses the specs there to
186
+ // generate the native code a build compiles (a missing one fails it), and `react-native config` reads
187
+ // them for the components they declare (`codegenNativeComponent`, in a `…NativeComponent` spec).
188
+ // -> the absolute dirs
189
+ function codegenSources(root, fs) {
190
+ const config = readJson(join(root, 'package.json'), fs)?.codegenConfig
191
+ const named = [config?.jsSrcsDir, ...(Array.isArray(config?.libraries) ? config.libraries.map((library) => library?.jsSrcsDir) : [])]
192
+ return named.filter((dir) => typeof dir === 'string' && dir !== '').map((dir) => packageDir(root, dir, fs)).filter((dir) => dir !== null)
193
+ }
194
+
195
+ // The directory `rel` names in the package at `root`, each step of it one (a link's entry is none, and
196
+ // none is `..`). -> its absolute path, or null
197
+ function packageDir(root, rel, fs) {
198
+ let dir = root
199
+ for (const name of relative(root, join(root, rel)).split(sep)) {
200
+ if (name === '') continue
201
+ if (!listing(dir, fs).some((ent) => ent.name === name && ent.isDirectory())) return null
202
+ dir = join(dir, name)
203
+ }
204
+ return dir
205
+ }
206
+
69
207
  // A package name as npm takes one (`name` or `@scope/name`), which a path can't climb out with.
70
208
  const PACKAGE_NAME = /^(?:@[^/\\@.][^/\\]*\/)?[^/\\@.][^/\\]*$/u
71
209
 
72
- // The app's packages `react-native config` links, as a native build would, read as data rather than
73
- // by running the CLI: each name the app's package.json lists under dependencies, peerDependencies or
74
- // devDependencies (the CLI's list), in the nearest node_modules up from `projectDir` that holds it
75
- // (as the CLI looks), where it ships native code (looksNative). What a react-native.config.js changes,
76
- // being code, isn't seen. -> the package dirs, as found
77
- export function linkedNativePackages(projectDir, fs) {
78
- let manifest
79
- try {
80
- manifest = JSON.parse(fs.readFile(join(projectDir, 'package.json')).toString('utf8'))
81
- } catch {
82
- return []
83
- }
210
+ // The app's packages `react-native config` reads, read as data rather than by running the CLI: each
211
+ // name the app's package.json lists under dependencies, peerDependencies or devDependencies (the
212
+ // CLI's list), in the nearest node_modules up from `projectDir` that holds it (as the CLI looks). What
213
+ // a react-native.config.js changes, being code, isn't seen. -> the package dirs, as found
214
+ export function linkedPackages(projectDir, fs) {
215
+ const manifest = readJson(join(projectDir, 'package.json'), fs)
84
216
  const listed = (field) => (manifest?.[field] && typeof manifest[field] === 'object' ? Object.keys(manifest[field]) : [])
85
217
  const names = new Set([...listed('dependencies'), ...listed('peerDependencies'), ...listed('devDependencies')])
86
218
  const dirs = []
@@ -89,7 +221,7 @@ export function linkedNativePackages(projectDir, fs) {
89
221
  for (let dir = projectDir; ; dir = dirname(dir)) {
90
222
  const found = join(dir, 'node_modules', name)
91
223
  if (fs.stat(found)?.isDirectory()) {
92
- if (looksNative(found, fs)) dirs.push(found)
224
+ dirs.push(found)
93
225
  break
94
226
  }
95
227
  if (dirname(dir) === dir) break
@@ -97,3 +229,9 @@ export function linkedNativePackages(projectDir, fs) {
97
229
  }
98
230
  return dirs
99
231
  }
232
+
233
+ // Of those, the ones `react-native config` links, as a native build would: those that ship native
234
+ // code (looksNative). -> the package dirs, as found
235
+ export function linkedNativePackages(projectDir, fs) {
236
+ return linkedPackages(projectDir, fs).filter((dir) => looksNative(dir, fs))
237
+ }