@transitive-sdk/utils-web 0.10.2 → 0.11.0

package/client/hooks.jsx

@@ -10,15 +10,17 @@ log.setLevel('info');
 log.setLevel('debug'); // #DEBUG
 
 /** Hook for using MqttSync in React.
- @returns {object} An object `{data, mqttSync, ready, StatusComponent, status}`
-where:
- `data` is a reactive data source in React containing all the data received by
-mqttsync,
- `mqttSync` is the MqttSync object itself,
- `ready` indicates when mqttSync is ready to be used (connected and received
- successfully subscribed to mqtt system heartbeats)
- */
-export const useMqttSync = ({jwt, id, mqttUrl}) => {
+* @returns {object} An object `{data, mqttSync, ready, StatusComponent, status}`
+* where:
+* `data` is a reactive data source in React containing all the data received by
+* mqttsync,
+* `mqttSync` is the MqttSync object itself,
+* `ready` indicates when mqttSync is ready to be used (connected and received
+* successfully subscribed to mqtt system heartbeats)
+*/
+export const useMqttSync = ({jwt, id, mqttUrl, appReact}) => {
+  const { useState, useRef, useEffect } = appReact || React;
+
   const [status, setStatus] = useState('connecting');
   const [mqttSync, setMqttSync] = useState();
   const [data, setData] = useState({});
@@ -74,49 +76,53 @@ export const useMqttSync = ({jwt, id, mqttUrl}) => {
 };
 
 /** Hook for using Transitive in React. Connects to MQTT, establishes sync, and
-exposes reactive `data` state variable. */
-export const useTransitive = ({jwt, id, host, ssl, capability, versionNS}) => {
+* exposes reactive `data` state variable. */
+export const useTransitive =
+  ({jwt, id, host, ssl, capability, versionNS, appReact}) => {
 
-  const [scope, capabilityName] = capability.split('/');
+    const [scope, capabilityName] = capability.split('/');
 
-  const { device } = decodeJWT(jwt);
-  const prefixPath = [id, device, scope, capabilityName];
-  const prefix = pathToTopic(prefixPath);
-  const prefixPathVersion = [...prefixPath, versionNS];
-  const prefixVersion = pathToTopic(prefixPathVersion);
+    const { device } = decodeJWT(jwt);
+    const prefixPath = [id, device, scope, capabilityName];
+    const prefix = pathToTopic(prefixPath);
+    const prefixPathVersion = [...prefixPath, versionNS];
+    const prefixVersion = pathToTopic(prefixPathVersion);
 
-  const mqttUrl = `${ssl && JSON.parse(ssl) ? 'wss' : 'ws'}://mqtt.${host}`;
-  const fromMqttSync = useMqttSync({ jwt, id, mqttUrl });
+    const mqttUrl = `${ssl && JSON.parse(ssl) ? 'wss' : 'ws'}://mqtt.${host}`;
+    const fromMqttSync = useMqttSync({ jwt, id, mqttUrl, appReact });
 
-  return {...fromMqttSync, device, prefixPath, prefix, prefixPathVersion,
-    prefixVersion};
-};
+    return {...fromMqttSync, device, prefixPath, prefix, prefixPathVersion,
+      prefixVersion};
+  };
 
 
 /** Subscribe to MqttSync topics using the provided JWT. This will
-automatically find which version of the capability named in the JWT is running
-on the device of the JWT and get the data for that version.
-
-Example usage (with webrtc-video):
-
-```js
-  const { agentStatus, topicData } = useTopics({ jwt, topics: [
-    '/options/videoSource',
-    '/stats/+/log/'
-  ]});
-```
-
-@param {object} options An object containing:
-`JWT`: A list of subtopics of the capability named in the JWT.
- `topics`: A list of subtopics of the capability named in the JWT.
-@returns {object} An object `{data, mqttSync, ready, agentStatus, topicData}`
-where:
- * `agentStatus` is the `status` field of the running robot agent, including
-heartbeat and runningPackages, and
- * `topicData` is the data for the selected topics of the capability
+* automatically find which version of the capability named in the JWT is running
+* on the device of the JWT and get the data for that version.
+*
+* Example usage (with webrtc-video):
+*
+* ```js
+*   const { agentStatus, topicData } = useTopics({ jwt, topics: [
+*     '/options/videoSource',
+*     '/stats/+/log/'
+*   ]});
+* ```
+*
+* @param {object} options An object containing:
+* `JWT`: A list of subtopics of the capability named in the JWT.
+*  `topics`: A list of subtopics of the capability named in the JWT.
+* @returns {object} An object `{data, mqttSync, ready, agentStatus, topicData}`
+* where:
+*  `agentStatus` is the `status` field of the running robot agent, including
+* heartbeat and runningPackages, and
+*  `topicData` is the data for the selected topics of the capability
 */
 export const useTopics = ({jwt, host = 'transitiverobotics.com', ssl = true,
-    topics = []}) => {
+    topics = [], appReact}) => {
+
+    log.debug({appReact});
+    const { useState, useEffect } = appReact || React;
 
     // We need to make sure we don't resubscribe (below) when this function
     // is called with the same content of `topics` but a different object.
@@ -132,7 +138,7 @@ export const useTopics = ({jwt, host = 'transitiverobotics.com', ssl = true,
     const agentPrefix = `/${id}/${device}/@transitive-robotics/_robot-agent/+/status`;
 
     const {mqttSync, data, status, ready, StatusComponent} =
-      useMqttSync({jwt, id, mqttUrl: `ws${ssl ? 's' : ''}://mqtt.${host}`});
+      useMqttSync({jwt, id, mqttUrl: `ws${ssl ? 's' : ''}://mqtt.${host}`, appReact});
 
     useEffect(() => {
         if (ready) {
@@ -170,20 +176,21 @@ export const useTopics = ({jwt, host = 'transitiverobotics.com', ssl = true,
 const listeners = {};
 const loadedModules = {};
 /** Hook to load a Transitive capability. Besides loading the custom element,
-this hook also returns any functions and objects the component exports in
-`loadedModule`. Example:
-```js
-  const {loaded, loadedModule} = useCapability({
-    capability: '@transitive-robotics/terminal',
-    name: 'mock-device',
-    userId: 'user123',
-    deviceId: 'd_mydevice123',
-  });
-```
+* this hook also returns any functions and objects the component exports in
+* `loadedModule`. Example:
+* ```js
+*   const {loaded, loadedModule} = useCapability({
+*     capability: '@transitive-robotics/terminal',
+*     name: 'mock-device',
+*     userId: 'user123',
+*     deviceId: 'd_mydevice123',
+*   });
+* ```
 */
 export const useCapability = ({ capability, name, userId, deviceId,
-    host = 'transitiverobotics.com', ssl = true
+    host = 'transitiverobotics.com', ssl = true, appReact
   }) => {
+    const { useState, useEffect } = appReact || React;
 
     const [returns, setReturns] = useState({ loaded: false });
 
@@ -206,7 +213,8 @@ export const useCapability = ({ capability, name, userId, deviceId,
         if (listeners[name]) {
           log.debug('already loading');
           // get notified when loading completes
-          return listeners[name].push(done);
+          listeners[name].push(done);
+          return;
         }
         listeners[name] = [done];
 
@@ -215,15 +223,22 @@ export const useCapability = ({ capability, name, userId, deviceId,
         // filename without extension as we'll try multiple
         const fileBasename = `${baseUrl}/running/${capability}/dist/${name}`;
 
-        import(`${fileBasename}.esm.js?${params.toString()}`).then(
-          esm => notifyListeners('loaded esm', esm),
-          error => {
-            log.warn(`No ESM module found for ${name}, loading iife`);
-            import(`${fileBasename}.js?${params.toString()}`).then(
-              iife => notifyListeners('loaded iife', iife),
-              error => log.error(`Failed to load ${name} iife`, error));
-          });
+        /* Since some users use webpack and webpack is stupid, we need to use
+        this magic comment for it to ignore these (remote) requests, see:
+        https://webpack.js.org/api/module-methods/#webpackignore. */
+        import(/* webpackIgnore: true */
+          `${fileBasename}.esm.js?${params.toString()}`).then(
+            esm => notifyListeners('loaded esm', esm),
+            error => {
+              log.warn(`No ESM module found for ${name}, loading iife`, error);
+              import(/* webpackIgnore: true */
+                `${fileBasename}.js?${params.toString()}`).then(
+                  iife => notifyListeners('loaded iife', iife),
+                  error => log.error(`Failed to load ${name} iife`, error));
+            });
       }, [capability, name, userId, deviceId]);
 
     return returns;
   };
+
+

package/client/react-web-component/index.js

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 const React = require('react');
 const ReactDOM = require('react-dom');
+// const { createRoot } = require('react-dom/client'); // react 18; wip
 const retargetEvents = require('react-shadow-dom-retarget-events');
 const getStyleElementsFromReactWebComponentStyleLoader = require('./getStyleElementsFromReactWebComponentStyleLoader');
 const extractAttributes = require('./extractAttributes');
@@ -69,6 +70,17 @@ module.exports = {
             self.callConstructorHook();
             self.callLifeCycleHook('connectedCallback');
           });
+
+        // WIP: trying to upgrade to react 18, which lacks a render callback
+        // --> See https://github.com/reactwg/react-18/discussions/5 on how to
+        // do this in react 18
+        // createRoot(mountPoint).render(
+        //   // This is where we instantiate the actual component (in its wrapper)
+        //   React.createElement(wrapper, extractAttributes(self)),
+        // );
+        // self.instance = this;
+        // self.callConstructorHook();
+        // self.callLifeCycleHook('connectedCallback');
       }
 
       disconnectedCallback() {

package/client/shared.jsx

@@ -105,17 +105,17 @@ export const Timer = ({duration, onTimeout, onStart, setOnDisconnect, children})
 
 
 /** Dynamically load and use the Transitive web component specified in the JWT.
- * Embedding Transitive components this way also enables the use of functional
- * and object properties, which get lost when using the custom element (Web
- * Component) because HTML attributes are strings.
- * Example:
- ```js
-   <TransitiveCapability jwt={jwt}
-     myconfig={{a: 1, b: 2}}
-     onData={(data) => setData(data)}
-     onclick={() => { console.log('custom click handler'); }}
-     />
- ```
+* Embedding Transitive components this way also enables the use of functional
+* and object properties, which get lost when using the custom element (Web
+* Component) because HTML attributes are strings.
+* Example:
+* ```jsx
+*   <TransitiveCapability jwt={jwt}
+*     myconfig={{a: 1, b: 2}}
+*     onData={(data) => setData(data)}
+*     onclick={() => { console.log('custom click handler'); }}
+*   />
+* ```
 */
 export const TransitiveCapability = ({
     jwt, host = 'transitiverobotics.com', ssl = true, ...config
@@ -154,11 +154,11 @@ export const TransitiveCapability = ({
 
 
 /** A simple error boundary. Usage:
-```jsx
- <ErrorBoundary message="Something went wrong">
-   <SomeFlakyComponent />
- </ErrorBoundary>
-```
+* ```jsx
+*  <ErrorBoundary message="Something went wrong">
+*    <SomeFlakyComponent />
+*  </ErrorBoundary>
+* ```
 */
 export class ErrorBoundary extends React.Component {
   constructor(props) {
@@ -182,6 +182,70 @@ export class ErrorBoundary extends React.Component {
 };
 
 
+export const CapabilityContext = React.createContext({});
+
+/* Only used internally: the actual context provider, given the loaded module */
+const LoadedCapabilityContextProvider = (props) => {
+  const {children, jwt, id, host, ssl, loadedModule} = props;
+
+  const context = loadedModule.provideContext?.({
+    jwt, id, host, ssl, appReact: React
+  });
+
+  return <CapabilityContext.Provider value={{ ...context }}>
+    {children}
+  </CapabilityContext.Provider>;
+};
+
+/**
+* Context provider for capabilities. Use this to access the front-end API
+* provided by some capabilities. Example:
+* ```jsx
+*  <CapabilityContextProvider jwt={jwt}>
+*    <MyROSComponent />
+*  </CapabilityContextProvider>
+* ```
+* where `jwt` is a JWT for a capability that exposes a front-end API. Then use
+* `useContext` in `MyROSComponent` to get the exposed data and functions, e.g.:
+* ```jsx
+* const MyROSComponent = () => {
+*   const { ready, subscribe, data } = useContext(CapabilityContext);
+*   // When ready, subscribe to the `/odom` topic in ROS1
+*   useEffect(() => { ready && subscribe(1, '/odom'); }, [ready]);
+*   return <pre>{JSON.stringify(data, true, 2)}</pre>;
+* }
+* ```
+* Where `ready`, `subscribe`, and `data` are reactive variables and functions
+* exposed by the capability of the provided JWT. In this example, the latest
+* message from the subscribed ROS topics will be available in the capabilities
+* namespace in `data`.
+* @param {object} props
+*/
+export const CapabilityContextProvider =
+  ({children, jwt, host = undefined, ssl = undefined}) => {
+
+    const {id, device, capability} = decodeJWT(jwt);
+    const type = device == '_fleet' ? 'fleet' : 'device';
+    const capName = capability.split('/')[1];
+    const name = `${capName}-${type}`;
+
+    const {loaded, loadedModule} = useCapability({
+      capability,
+      name,
+      userId: id,
+      deviceId: device,
+      appReact: React,
+      host,
+      ssl
+    });
+
+    if (!loadedModule) return <div>Loading {capability}</div>;
+    return <LoadedCapabilityContextProvider {...{jwt, id, host, ssl, loadedModule}}>
+      {children}
+    </LoadedCapabilityContextProvider>;
+  };
+
+
 /* whether or not the given react component allows refs, i.e., is either
  * a functional component wrapped with forwardRef or a class component */
 const componentPermitsRefs = (Component) =>
@@ -190,10 +254,10 @@ const componentPermitsRefs = (Component) =>
 
 
 /** Create a WebComponent from the given react component and name that is
-    reactive to all attributes. Used in web capabilities. Example:
-```js
-    createWebComponent(Diagnostics, 'health-monitoring-device', TR_PKG_VERSION);
-```
+* reactive to all attributes. Used in web capabilities. Example:
+* ```js
+* createWebComponent(Diagnostics, 'health-monitoring-device', TR_PKG_VERSION);
+* ```
 */
 export const createWebComponent = (Component, name, version = '0.0.0',
     options = {}) => {