gofront 1.6.1 → 1.8.0

package/src/backend/js/stdlib/fmt.js

@@ -1,5 +1,13 @@
 // CodeGen for Go `fmt` package — installed onto CodeGen.prototype via stdlibGenMethods.
 
+import {
+	fmtDescHasFloat,
+	fmtDescIsSeq,
+	fmtTypeDesc,
+	fmtWantsTypes,
+	structOwnFields,
+} from "../../shared/fmt-types.js";
+
 /** @typedef {import('../index.js').CodeGen} CodeGen */
 
 const _SSCAN_LOOP =
@@ -14,23 +22,341 @@ const _SSCAN_LOOP =
 	`else if (typeof p.value === "boolean") { const tl = String(t).toLowerCase(); if (tl === "true" || tl === "1" || tl === "t") p.value = true; else if (tl === "false" || tl === "0" || tl === "f") p.value = false; else { err = __error("expected boolean"); break; } } ` +
 	`else p.value = t; n++; }`;
 
+const FMT_METHODS = ["Error", "String"];
+const isExportedName = (n) => /^\p{Lu}/u.test(n);
+// Descriptor of a struct value whose class has a pointer-receiver Error/String:
+// a value element or field must not be taken for a pointer because an earlier
+// &x tagged the same object (see isPointer in __sprintf).
+const FMT_STRUCT_VALUE = "{ sv: 1 }";
+
 /** @type {ThisType<CodeGen>} */
 export const fmtMethods = {
-	_fmtArgJs(e) {
+	// ── Stringer/error dispatch metadata (read by __sprintf) ─────────────
+	//
+	// Named non-struct values are raw numbers/strings/arrays inside slices,
+	// maps and struct fields, and a struct and a pointer to it share one class.
+	// The type is therefore carried two ways, both only where a method can be
+	// called: a descriptor of the container's element types, attached when a
+	// slice/array/map is converted to an interface (static type passing, see
+	// __ifd), and per-class metadata for struct fields (__ff) and for
+	// pointer-receiver Error/String methods (__pr).
+
+	// JS source of the fmt descriptor for static type `t`, or null when no
+	// value of the type needs one:
+	//   { b: Class, n }  a raw value of a named type with a value-receiver
+	//                    Error/String; Class boxes it, n: numeric (map keys)
+	//   { sv: 1 }        a struct value with a pointer-receiver Error/String
+	//   { e }            elements of a slice or array
+	//   { k, v }         keys and values of a map
+	//   { np: obj }      a *T whose Error/String has a pointer receiver: obj
+	//                    stands in for a nil element (see _fmtNilPtrOperand)
+	//   { m: 1, ... }    a map that is not boxed itself (a struct field or an
+	//                    element): the object map carries no marker of its own
+	//   `bare`: the value is the operand being boxed (a map is then marked by
+	//   the boxing itself).
+	_fmtDesc(t, seen = new Set(), bare = true) {
+		t = this.checker?.resolveType?.(t) ?? t;
+		if (!t || seen.has(t)) return null;
+		const next = new Set(seen).add(t);
+		if (t.kind === "named") return this._fmtNamedDesc(t, next, bare);
+		if (t.kind === "slice" || t.kind === "array") {
+			const e = this._fmtDesc(t.elem, next, false);
+			return e ? `{ e: ${e} }` : null;
+		}
+		if (t.kind === "struct") return this._fmtAnonStructDesc(t, next);
+		if (t.kind === "pointer") {
+			if (bare) return null;
+			const np = this._fmtNilPtrOperand(t);
+			return np ? `{ np: ${np} }` : null;
+		}
+		if (t.kind !== "map") return null;
+		const parts = [
+			["k", this._fmtDesc(t.key, next, false)],
+			["v", this._fmtDesc(t.value, next, false)],
+		].filter(([, d]) => d);
+		if (!bare) parts.unshift(["m", "1"]);
+		return parts.length
+			? `{ ${parts.map(([n, d]) => `${n}: ${d}`).join(", ")} }`
+			: null;
+	},
+
+	// An anonymous struct has no class to carry field descriptors: { ff } holds
+	// them, keyed by field name.
+	_fmtAnonStructDesc(st, seen) {
+		const fields = [];
+		for (const [fname, ftype] of structOwnFields(st)) {
+			const desc = this._fmtDesc(ftype, seen, false);
+			if (desc) fields.push(`${JSON.stringify(fname)}: ${desc}`);
+		}
+		return fields.length > 0 ? `{ ff: { ${fields.join(", ")} } }` : null;
+	},
+
+	_fmtNamedDesc(t, seen, bare = true) {
+		const u = this.checker?.resolveType?.(t.underlying) ?? t.underlying;
+		const info = this._namedBoxInfo(t);
+		if (
+			info &&
+			FMT_METHODS.some((m) => info.methods.get(m)?._ptrRecv === false)
+		) {
+			const numeric = u?.kind === "basic" && /^(u?int|float)/.test(u.name);
+			return `{ b: ${info.cls}, n: ${numeric ? 1 : 0} }`;
+		}
+		if (u?.kind === "struct" && this._fmtHasPtrMethod(u))
+			return FMT_STRUCT_VALUE;
+		if (!u || u.kind === "struct" || u.kind === "interface") return null;
+		return this._fmtDesc(u, seen, bare);
+	},
+
+	// Whether struct `st` has a pointer-receiver Error/String, declared or
+	// promoted from an embedded struct.
+	_fmtHasPtrMethod(st, seen = new Set()) {
+		if (seen.has(st)) return false;
+		seen.add(st);
+		if (FMT_METHODS.some((m) => st.methods?.get(m)?._ptrRecv)) return true;
+		return (st._embeds ?? []).some((raw) => {
+			const inner = (raw.kind === "pointer" ? raw.base : raw).underlying;
+			return inner?.kind === "struct" && this._fmtHasPtrMethod(inner, seen);
+		});
+	},
+
+	// Error/String promoted from embedded interface fields, as { method: field }.
+	_fmtPromoted(st, methodDecls) {
+		const out = {};
+		for (const f of st._structFields ?? []) {
+			if (!f.embedded) continue;
+			const t = this.checker?.resolveType?.(f.type) ?? f.type;
+			const it = t?.kind === "named" ? t.underlying : t;
+			const key = (f.astType?.name ?? t?.name ?? "").split(".").pop();
+			if (it?.kind !== "interface" || !key) continue;
+			for (const mn of FMT_METHODS) {
+				const m = it.methods?.get(mn);
+				if (!m || m.params?.length > 0 || out[mn]) continue;
+				if (methodDecls.some((d) => d.name === mn)) continue;
+				out[mn] = key;
+			}
+		}
+		return out;
+	},
+
+	// Per-class fmt metadata of a struct: which of Error/String have a pointer
+	// receiver, and the descriptors of the exported fields that hold raw
+	// Stringer values.
+	_genFmtClassMeta(name, methodDecls) {
+		const st = this.checker?.types.get(name)?.underlying;
+		if (st?.kind !== "struct") return;
+		const ptrRecv = FMT_METHODS.filter((mn) =>
+			this._fmtPtrRecv(st, methodDecls, mn),
+		);
+		if (ptrRecv.length > 0)
+			this.line(
+				`Object.defineProperty(${name}.prototype, "__pr", { value: ${JSON.stringify(ptrRecv)} });`,
+			);
+		const promoted = this._fmtPromoted(st, methodDecls);
+		if (Object.keys(promoted).length > 0)
+			this.line(
+				`Object.defineProperty(${name}.prototype, "__pe", { value: ${JSON.stringify(promoted)} });`,
+			);
+		const fields = [];
+		const own = structOwnFields(st);
+		// The class also carries a copy of every promoted field (see
+		// _promotedPath); fmt lists only the fields the struct declares.
+		if (own.length < st.fields.size)
+			this.line(
+				`Object.defineProperty(${name}.prototype, "__fk", { value: ${JSON.stringify(own.map(([n]) => n))} });`,
+			);
+		for (const [fname, ftype] of own) {
+			const desc = this._fmtDesc(ftype, new Set(), false);
+			// Unexported fields get no method dispatch, only the value marker
+			// (and the map marker).
+			if (
+				desc &&
+				(isExportedName(fname) ||
+					desc === FMT_STRUCT_VALUE ||
+					/\bm: 1\b/.test(desc))
+			)
+				fields.push(`${fname}: ${desc}`);
+		}
+		// A thunk: the descriptors name classes declared further down.
+		if (fields.length > 0)
+			this.line(
+				`Object.defineProperty(${name}.prototype, "__ff", { value: () => ({ ${fields.join(", ")} }) });`,
+			);
+	},
+
+	// Whether method `mn` of struct `st` has a pointer receiver: declared on it,
+	// or promoted from an embedded struct (an embedded pointer promotes every
+	// method to the value's method set).
+	_fmtPtrRecv(st, methodDecls, mn) {
+		const decl = methodDecls.find((d) => d.name === mn);
+		if (decl) return Boolean(decl.recvPointer);
+		for (const raw of st._embeds ?? []) {
+			const isPtr = raw.kind === "pointer";
+			const m = (isPtr ? raw.base : raw).underlying?.methods?.get(mn);
+			if (m) return !isPtr && Boolean(m._ptrRecv);
+		}
+		return false;
+	},
+
+	// A nil `*T` whose Error/String has a pointer receiver still calls the method
+	// (Go does; a panic in it, usually a nil dereference, prints <nil>).  The JS
+	// source of a stand-in for the nil pointer, or null when `t` is not such a
+	// pointer.  Only operands whose static type is the pointer are covered.
+	_fmtNilPtrOperand(t) {
+		t = this.checker?.resolveType?.(t) ?? t;
+		if (t?.kind !== "pointer") return null;
+		const base = this.checker?.resolveType?.(t.base) ?? t.base;
+		const st =
+			this.checker?.resolveType?.(base?.underlying) ?? base?.underlying;
+		if (base?.kind !== "named" || st?.kind !== "struct" || !base.name)
+			return null;
+		for (const mn of FMT_METHODS) {
+			const m = st.methods?.get(mn) ?? base.methods?.get(mn);
+			// Instantiated generic methods are copies without _ptrRecv.
+			const generic = base.typeArgs
+				? this.checker?.types.get(base.name)?._generic
+				: null;
+			const ptrRecv = m?._ptrRecv ?? generic?.methods?.get(mn)?._ptrRecv;
+			if (!m || !ptrRecv || m.params?.length > 0) continue;
+			const cls = this._dequalify(base.name).replace(/\[.*$/, "");
+			if (cls.includes(".")) return null;
+			return `{ ${mn}() { try { return ${cls}.prototype.${mn}.call(null); } catch (e) { return "<nil>"; } }, __p: true, __nilp: true }`;
+		}
+		return null;
+	},
+
+	// `typed`: the format string needs operand types (`%T`, `%#v`, EXTRA, see
+	// fmtWantsTypes), so the operand travels with its static type as
+	// `__ft(value, descriptor)`; operands of interface type carry their dynamic
+	// type and stay bare.
+	_fmtArgJs(e, typed = false) {
+		// `xs...` passes each element as its own operand.
+		if (e?._spread) return `...(${this.genExpr(e)} ?? [])`;
+		// A multi-value call (`f()` returning a tuple) passes every result.
+		if (e?._type?.kind === "tuple") return this._fmtTupleJs(e);
+		const nilOperand = this._fmtNilPtrOperand(e?._type);
+		if (nilOperand) return `(${this.genExpr(e)} ?? ${nilOperand})`;
 		const js = this.genExpr(e);
+		// An operand of a type parameter type: the type argument knows how fmt
+		// should see it (a Stringer named type is boxed, a slice gets its elements).
+		const tpf =
+			e?._type?.kind === "typeParam"
+				? this._typeParamZeroFactory(e._type.name)
+				: null;
+		if (tpf) return `(${tpf}.fb ?? ${tpf}.b ?? ((__v) => __v))(${js})`;
 		const base =
 			e?._type?.kind === "named" ? (e._type.underlying ?? e._type) : e?._type;
-		return base?.kind === "slice" ? `(${js} ?? [])` : js;
+		if (e?._type?.name === "time.Duration") {
+			this.useHelper("duration");
+			this.useHelper("sprintf");
+			return `__ft(${js}, { k: "named", n: "time.Duration" })`;
+		}
+		const desc = fmtTypeDesc(
+			e?._type,
+			(t) => this.checker?.resolveType?.(t) ?? t,
+		);
+		if ((typed || fmtDescHasFloat(desc)) && desc && desc.k !== "i") {
+			this.useHelper("sprintf");
+			return `__ft(${js}, ${JSON.stringify(desc)})`;
+		}
+		return this._fmtNilValue(base, js, false);
+	},
+
+	// A nil slice or map operand prints as `[]` / `map[]`: coalesce the null
+	// to an empty value.  Shared by the single-operand and the tuple path.
+	// `unboxed`: the map still needs its marker (the caller boxes the result).
+	_fmtNilValue(base, js, unboxed = true) {
+		if (base?.kind === "slice") return `(${js} ?? [])`;
+		if (unboxed && base?.kind === "map") return `(${js} ?? {})`;
+		return js;
+	},
+
+	// `js` (a value of static type `t`) boxed as converting it to an `any` does,
+	// with the same boxing the single-operand path gets from the checker
+	// (_markIfaceBox): named types with methods, pointers, slices, maps, structs
+	// and the fmt descriptor of Stringer elements.
+	_fmtBoxValue(js, t) {
+		const resolve = (x) => this.checker?.resolveType?.(x) ?? x;
+		let base = resolve(t);
+		if (base?.kind === "named") base = resolve(base.underlying);
+		const meta = this.checker?._ifaceBoxMeta?.(t);
+		if (meta?.type)
+			return this._genNamedIfaceBox(js, meta.type, meta.box === "named_ptr");
+		let out = this._fmtNilValue(base, js);
+		if (meta) out = this._ifaceBoxWrap(out, meta.box, meta.ptrFields);
+		const desc = this._fmtDesc(t);
+		return desc ? this._fmtDescWrap(out, desc) : out;
+	},
+
+	// The results of a multi-value call as separate operands.  Each result is
+	// boxed as if it were assigned to an `any`, so pointers print as `&{...}`
+	// and floats keep their width.
+	_fmtTupleJs(e) {
+		const resolve = (t) => this.checker?.resolveType?.(t) ?? t;
+		const parts = e._type.types.map((t, i) => {
+			const boxed = this._fmtBoxValue(`__t[${i}]`, t);
+			const desc = fmtTypeDesc(t, resolve);
+			if (fmtDescHasFloat(desc) && desc.k !== "i") {
+				this.useHelper("sprintf");
+				return `__ft(${boxed}, ${JSON.stringify(desc)})`;
+			}
+			return boxed;
+		});
+		return `...((__t) => [${parts.join(", ")}])(${this.genExpr(e)})`;
+	},
+
+	// The operands of a Printf-style call whose format is args[fmtIdx].
+	_fmtFormatArgsJs(args, fmtIdx) {
+		const lit = args[fmtIdx];
+		const spread = args.some((e) => e?._spread);
+		const resolve = (t) => this.checker?.resolveType?.(t) ?? t;
+		const seqArgs = args
+			.slice(fmtIdx + 1)
+			.some((e) => fmtDescIsSeq(fmtTypeDesc(e?._type, resolve)));
+		const typed =
+			lit?.kind === "BasicLit" &&
+			fmtWantsTypes(lit.value, spread ? -1 : args.length - fmtIdx - 1, seqArgs);
+		if (typed) this.useHelper("sprintf");
+		return args.map((e, idx) =>
+			idx < fmtIdx
+				? this.genExpr(e)
+				: idx === fmtIdx
+					? this.genExpr(e)
+					: this._fmtArgJs(e, typed),
+		);
 	},
 
 	_genFmt(fn, _a, expr) {
-		const fmtArgs = expr.args
-			.map((e, idx) => (idx === 0 ? this.genExpr(e) : this._fmtArgJs(e)))
-			.join(", ");
+		const fmtArgs = ["Sprintf", "Printf", "Errorf"].includes(fn)
+			? this._fmtFormatArgsJs(expr.args, 0).join(", ")
+			: "";
 		switch (fn) {
 			case "Sprintf":
 				this.useHelper("sprintf");
 				return `__sprintf(${fmtArgs})`;
+			case "Sprint":
+			case "Sprintln":
+				this.useHelper("sprint");
+				return `__sprint(${fn === "Sprintln"}${expr.args.map((e) => `, ${this._fmtArgJs(e)}`).join("")})`;
+			case "Append":
+			case "Appendln":
+			case "Appendf": {
+				this.useHelper("sprint");
+				const [dst, ...rest] = expr.args;
+				const restJs = (
+					fn === "Appendf"
+						? this._fmtFormatArgsJs(rest, 0)
+						: rest.map((e) => this._fmtArgJs(e))
+				).join(", ");
+				const str =
+					fn === "Appendf"
+						? `__sprintf(${restJs})`
+						: `__sprint(${fn === "Appendln"}${restJs ? `, ${restJs}` : ""})`;
+				// Like append: write in place only when the whole result fits in
+				// dst's spare capacity, otherwise copy into one fresh array and
+				// leave dst's backing array untouched (never chunk the write).
+				this.useHelper("append");
+				return `((d, s) => { const e = new TextEncoder().encode(s); if (d == null && e.length === 0) return null; const r = d ?? new Uint8Array(0); const n = r.length + e.length; const c = __tcap.get(r); if (c !== undefined && n <= c) { const v = new Uint8Array(r.buffer, r.byteOffset, n); v.set(e, r.length); if (c > n) __tcap.set(v, c); return v; } const v = new Uint8Array(n); v.set(r); v.set(e, r.length); return v; })(${this.genExpr(dst)}, ${str})`;
+			}
 			case "Errorf": {
 				this.useHelper("sprintf");
 				this.useHelper("error");
@@ -46,7 +372,10 @@ export const fmtMethods = {
 				return this._genStdoutWrite(`__sprintf(${fmtArgs})`);
 			case "Print":
 				this.useHelper("sprintf");
-				return this._genStdoutWrite(this._genPrintOperands(expr, "", ""));
+				this.useHelper("sprint");
+				return this._genStdoutWrite(
+					`__sprint(false${expr.args.map((e) => `, ${this._fmtArgJs(e)}`).join("")})`,
+				);
 			case "Println":
 				this.useHelper("sprintf");
 				// console.log supplies the trailing newline.
@@ -60,7 +389,7 @@ export const fmtMethods = {
 				const strArg = this.genExpr(expr.args[0]);
 				const restArgs = expr.args
 					.slice(1)
-					.map((e) => this.genExpr(e))
+					.map((e) => (e._spread ? `...${this.genExpr(e)}` : this.genExpr(e)))
 					.join(", ");
 				return `((str, ...ptrs) => { const tokens = str.trim().split(/\\s+/).filter(Boolean); ${_SSCAN_LOOP} return [n, err ? err : (n < ptrs.length ? __error("unexpected EOF") : null)]; })(${strArg}, ${restArgs})`;
 			}
@@ -69,7 +398,7 @@ export const fmtMethods = {
 				const strArg = this.genExpr(expr.args[0]);
 				const restArgs = expr.args
 					.slice(1)
-					.map((e) => this.genExpr(e))
+					.map((e) => (e._spread ? `...${this.genExpr(e)}` : this.genExpr(e)))
 					.join(", ");
 				return `((str, ...ptrs) => { const tokens = str.split("\\n")[0].trim().split(/\\s+/).filter(Boolean); ${_SSCAN_LOOP} return [n, err ? err : (n < ptrs.length ? __error("unexpected EOF") : null)]; })(${strArg}, ${restArgs})`;
 			}
@@ -79,7 +408,7 @@ export const fmtMethods = {
 				const fmtArg = this.genExpr(expr.args[1]);
 				const restArgs = expr.args
 					.slice(2)
-					.map((e) => this.genExpr(e))
+					.map((e) => (e._spread ? `...${this.genExpr(e)}` : this.genExpr(e)))
 					.join(", ");
 				return (
 					`((str, fmt, ...ptrs) => { ` +
@@ -132,7 +461,11 @@ export const fmtMethods = {
 		this.useHelper("sprintf");
 		const writerArg = expr.args[0];
 		const rest = expr.args.slice(1);
-		const restJs = rest.map((e) => this._fmtArgJs(e)).join(", ");
+		const restJs = (
+			fn === "Fprintf"
+				? this._fmtFormatArgsJs(rest, 0)
+				: rest.map((e) => this._fmtArgJs(e))
+		).join(", ");
 		const writerType = writerArg._type;
 		const targetTypeName =
 			writerType?.name ??
@@ -162,6 +495,12 @@ export const fmtMethods = {
 	_genPrintOperands(expr, sep, suffix) {
 		const argc = expr.args.length;
 		if (argc === 0) return JSON.stringify(suffix);
+		if (expr.args.some((e) => e._spread || e._type?.kind === "tuple")) {
+			// The operand count is only known at run time: join with Sprint's rules.
+			this.useHelper("sprint");
+			const joined = `__sprint(${sep === " "}, ${expr.args.map((e) => this._fmtArgJs(e)).join(", ")})`;
+			return sep === " " ? `${joined}.slice(0, -1)` : joined;
+		}
 		const fmt = Array(argc).fill("%v").join(sep) + suffix;
 		const args = expr.args.map((e) => this._fmtArgJs(e)).join(", ");
 		return `__sprintf(${JSON.stringify(fmt)}, ${args})`;

package/src/backend/js/stdlib/index.js

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ import { gomMethods } from "./gom.js";
 import { hexMethods } from "./hex.js";
 import { htmlMethods } from "./html.js";
 import { ioMethods } from "./io.js";
+import { jsonMethods } from "./json.js";
 import { mapsMethods } from "./maps.js";
 import { mathMethods } from "./math.js";
 import { osMethods } from "./os.js";
@@ -20,6 +21,7 @@ import { randMethods } from "./rand.js";
 import { regexpMethods } from "./regexp.js";
 import { sha256Methods } from "./sha256.js";
 import { sharedMethods } from "./shared.js";
+import { simdMethods } from "./simd.js";
 import { slicesMethods } from "./slices.js";
 import { sortMethods } from "./sort.js";
 import { strconvMethods } from "./strconv.js";
@@ -62,6 +64,8 @@ const STDLIB_METHOD_MAP = {
 	binary: "_genBinary",
 	hex: "_genHex",
 	base64: "_genBase64",
+	json: "_genJson",
+	simd: "_genSimd",
 };
 
 const dispatchMethods = {
@@ -82,10 +86,21 @@ const dispatchMethods = {
 	// Dispatch table for stdlib namespace calls (pkg.Func → inline JS).
 	// Returns the generated JS string, or undefined if not handled.
 	_genStdlibCall(ns, fn, expr) {
-		const a = () => expr.args.map((e) => this.genExpr(e));
 		if (ns === "gom") return this._genGom(fn, expr);
 		const method = STDLIB_METHOD_MAP[ns];
-		return method ? this[method](fn, a, expr) : undefined;
+		if (!method) return undefined;
+		// Stdlib shims take raw values; only fmt and errors use the interface box
+		// of a named value (Error() dispatch, error comparisons).
+		const isNamespace = expr.func?.expr?._type?.kind === "namespace";
+		if (isNamespace && ns !== "fmt" && ns !== "errors") {
+			for (const e of expr.args) if (e) e._noNamedBox = true;
+		}
+		const a = () => expr.args.map((e) => this.genExpr(e));
+		const res = this[method](fn, a, expr);
+		if (res === undefined && isNamespace && ns !== "fmt" && ns !== "errors") {
+			for (const e of expr.args) if (e) delete e._noNamedBox;
+		}
+		return res;
 	},
 };
 
@@ -106,6 +121,7 @@ export const stdlibGenMethods = {
 	...randMethods,
 	...regexpMethods,
 	...sharedMethods,
+	...simdMethods,
 	...slicesMethods,
 	...sortMethods,
 	...strconvMethods,
@@ -119,5 +135,6 @@ export const stdlibGenMethods = {
 	...binaryMethods,
 	...hexMethods,
 	...base64Methods,
+	...jsonMethods,
 	...dispatchMethods,
 };