react-native-acoustic-connect 19.0.9 → 19.0.28

package/ios/ConnectRNParsing.swift

@@ -104,6 +104,167 @@ internal enum ConnectRNParsing {
     // PushErrorInfo is a C++-backed nitro type, and this file is also
     // compiled into the UnitTests bundle, which builds without C++ interop.
 
+    /// `Connect` config keys that can carry an iOS layout-config block, in
+    /// **base-to-override order**: the shared block is the base, and the
+    /// iOS-specific block is layered on top of it.
+    ///
+    /// `layoutConfigIos` is what the shipped `ConnectConfig.json` template
+    /// writes, and the podspec copies the consumer's file into the resource
+    /// bundle verbatim (no key rename), so that is the key that actually
+    /// arrives at runtime. `layoutConfig` is the shared, cross-platform block:
+    /// a consumer can set a common baseline there and refine it per platform.
+    ///
+    /// `layoutConfigAndroid` is deliberately absent: applying it here would
+    /// push Android screen rules onto the iOS SDK.
+    static let layoutConfigKeys = ["layoutConfig", "layoutConfigIos"]
+
+    /// Entries of the layout-config block that map onto config-store overrides.
+    private static let layoutOverrideKeys = ["AutoLayout", "AppendMapIds"]
+
+    /// Recursively merges `override` onto `base`.
+    ///
+    /// Nested objects merge key by key, so a shared baseline survives a
+    /// platform block that only refines part of it. Every other value —
+    /// including arrays such as `MaskIdList` — is replaced outright rather than
+    /// concatenated, so a platform block can shorten a shared list.
+    static func deepMerging(_ base: [String: Any], _ override: [String: Any]) -> [String: Any] {
+        var merged = base
+        for (key, overrideValue) in override {
+            if let baseChild = merged[key] as? [String: Any],
+               let overrideChild = overrideValue as? [String: Any] {
+                merged[key] = deepMerging(baseChild, overrideChild)
+            } else {
+                merged[key] = overrideValue
+            }
+        }
+        return merged
+    }
+
+    /// Resolves the iOS layout-config block into the config-store overrides to
+    /// apply, keyed by the name the native SDK reads. `AutoLayout` becomes
+    /// `kConfigurableItemAutoLayout`, which `TLFAutoInstrumentationManger`
+    /// consumes for per-screen settings such as `ScreenShot` and
+    /// `CaptureScreenshotOn`.
+    ///
+    /// Both keys in ``layoutConfigKeys`` contribute: the shared `layoutConfig`
+    /// is applied first and `layoutConfigIos` is deep-merged over it, so an
+    /// iOS-specific value wins key by key while the shared baseline is kept for
+    /// everything the iOS block does not mention. A malformed block is logged
+    /// and skipped rather than aborting the rest of the resolution.
+    ///
+    /// Returns an empty dictionary when nothing is applicable, in which case
+    /// the caller applies nothing and the SDK keeps the defaults from its own
+    /// bundled `ConnectLayoutConfig.json`.
+    static func resolveLayoutOverrides(from connectData: [String: Any]) -> [String: Any] {
+        var block: [String: Any] = [:]
+        var contributing: [String] = []
+
+        for name in layoutConfigKeys {
+            guard let value = connectData[name] else { continue }
+            guard let candidate = value as? [String: Any] else {
+                configLog.error("Connect.\(name, privacy: .public) in ConnectConfig.json is not a JSON object. Ignoring it; iOS screen-capture settings fall back to the SDK defaults.")
+                continue
+            }
+            block = deepMerging(block, candidate)
+            contributing.append(name)
+        }
+
+        guard !contributing.isEmpty else { return [:] }
+
+        var overrides: [String: Any] = [:]
+        for name in layoutOverrideKeys {
+            if let override = block[name] {
+                overrides[name] = override
+            }
+        }
+
+        let sources = contributing.joined(separator: " <- ")
+        if overrides.isEmpty {
+            configLog.warning("Connect.\(sources, privacy: .public) carries no recognised override (expected AutoLayout and/or AppendMapIds). iOS screen-capture settings fall back to the SDK defaults.")
+        } else {
+            let applied = overrides.keys.sorted().joined(separator: ", ")
+            configLog.info("Applying layout overrides [\(applied, privacy: .public)] resolved from Connect.\(sources, privacy: .public)")
+        }
+        return overrides
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Capture-layout delay
+
+    /// Config-store key holding the resolved `AutoLayout` block. Spelled out
+    /// rather than taken from Tealeaf's `kConfigurableItemAutoLayout` macro
+    /// because the bridge deliberately links against `Connect` only — see the
+    /// note on `ConnectConfigStore`. Same string either way.
+    static let autoLayoutConfigKey = "AutoLayout"
+
+    /// Key holding the per-screen capture delay inside an `AutoLayout` rule.
+    /// The value is in **milliseconds** — the auto-instrumentation path
+    /// dispatches with `NSEC_PER_MSEC`, and `TLFAutoLayoutConfig` names its
+    /// property `delayInMS`.
+    private static let captureLayoutDelayKey = "CaptureLayoutDelay"
+
+    /// Rule names holding the settings that apply to every screen. The second
+    /// is the legacy spelling; the native SDK reads whichever is present, so
+    /// this does too.
+    private static let globalScreenSettingsKeys = ["GlobalScreenSettings", "IBMGlobalScreenSettings"]
+
+    /// Delay applied when nothing in the resolved `AutoLayout` block names one.
+    /// Matches `TLFAutoInstrumentationManger`'s own fallback.
+    static let defaultCaptureLayoutDelayMs: Double = 500
+
+    /// Resolves the `CaptureLayoutDelay` (milliseconds) that applies to
+    /// `name`, from the `AutoLayout` block the native SDK holds in its config
+    /// store.
+    ///
+    /// Resolution mirrors `TLFAutoInstrumentationManger`: the global rule
+    /// supplies the baseline, and a rule named after the screen overrides it.
+    /// The JS wrapper looks the screen up by its React Navigation route name,
+    /// which is the key `ConnectConfig.json`'s `layoutConfig`/`layoutConfigIos`
+    /// blocks are written against.
+    ///
+    /// Returns ``defaultCaptureLayoutDelayMs`` when the block is missing,
+    /// malformed, or names no delay — never a value that would make the caller
+    /// silently skip the deferral it asked for.
+    static func captureLayoutDelayMs(for name: String, in autoLayout: [String: Any]?) -> Double {
+        guard let autoLayout else { return defaultCaptureLayoutDelayMs }
+
+        if let screenDelay = delayValue(in: autoLayout[name]) {
+            return screenDelay
+        }
+        for key in globalScreenSettingsKeys {
+            if let globalDelay = delayValue(in: autoLayout[key]) {
+                return globalDelay
+            }
+        }
+        return defaultCaptureLayoutDelayMs
+    }
+
+    /// Pulls `CaptureLayoutDelay` out of one `AutoLayout` rule. `nil` means
+    /// "this rule says nothing about the delay", which is what lets the caller
+    /// fall through to the next source rather than treating a missing rule as
+    /// an explicit zero.
+    private static func delayValue(in rule: Any?) -> Double? {
+        guard let rule = rule as? [String: Any] else { return nil }
+        guard let raw = rule[captureLayoutDelayKey] else { return nil }
+        if let number = raw as? NSNumber { return max(0, number.doubleValue) }
+        if let text = raw as? String, let parsed = Double(text) { return max(0, parsed) }
+        configLog.warning("\(captureLayoutDelayKey, privacy: .public) is set but is not a number. Ignoring it.")
+        return nil
+    }
+
+    /// Whether `ConnectConfig.json` supplies an `AutoLayout` block at all.
+    ///
+    /// Equivalent to asking whether ``resolveLayoutOverrides(from:)`` would
+    /// return an `AutoLayout` override — `deepMerging` only ever adds keys, so
+    /// the merged block carries `AutoLayout` exactly when some contributing
+    /// block does — but silent, and cheap enough to run at construction. The
+    /// resolver logs which sources it applied; calling it twice would print
+    /// that summary twice.
+    static func suppliesAutoLayout(_ connectData: [String: Any]) -> Bool {
+        return layoutConfigKeys.contains { name in
+            (connectData[name] as? [String: Any])?[autoLayoutConfigKey] != nil
+        }
+    }
+
     /// Maps the JS-facing module name to the config store's module name
     /// ("Connect" → "TLFCoreModule").
     static func storeModuleName(for moduleName: String) -> String {
@@ -130,6 +291,51 @@ internal enum ConnectRNParsing {
         return result
     }
 
+    /// Normalises a dictionary produced by `AnyMap.toDictionary()` into one
+    /// that `NSJSONSerialization.isValidJSONObject:` accepts, which is the
+    /// only gate `CTSignalMessage` applies before embedding the payload.
+    ///
+    /// Two things need fixing up. `AnyMap` models JS `null` as a Swift `nil`,
+    /// and a dictionary holding `Optional.none` is not JSON-representable —
+    /// `NSNull` is. And the nesting is optional-typed all the way down
+    /// (`[String: Any?]` / `[Any?]`), so the walk has to be recursive rather
+    /// than a single top-level pass. Values that are already scalars pass
+    /// through untouched, so a flat payload converts to exactly what the
+    /// previous scalar-only bridge produced.
+    ///
+    /// Deliberately takes plain Swift collections rather than `AnyMap`: this
+    /// file is compiled into the UnitTests bundle, which builds without C++
+    /// interop and therefore cannot see nitro's `AnyMap`/`AnyValue` types.
+    /// The `AnyMap` unwrapping stays in `HybridAcousticConnectRN`.
+    ///
+    /// - Parameter input: dictionary from `AnyMap.toDictionary()`.
+    /// - Returns: the same structure with optionals resolved.
+    static func jsonSafeDictionary(_ input: [String: Any?]) -> [String: Any] {
+        var result = [String: Any](minimumCapacity: input.count)
+        for (key, value) in input {
+            result[key] = jsonSafeValue(value)
+        }
+        return result
+    }
+
+    /// Recursive helper for ``jsonSafeDictionary(_:)``. Maps `nil` to `NSNull`
+    /// and rebuilds nested dictionaries/arrays; every other value — `String`,
+    /// `Double`, `Int64`, `Bool` — is already JSON-representable and is
+    /// returned as-is.
+    ///
+    /// - Parameter value: a value from an `AnyMap`-derived container.
+    /// - Returns: a JSON-representable equivalent.
+    static func jsonSafeValue(_ value: Any?) -> Any {
+        guard let value else { return NSNull() }
+        if let nested = value as? [String: Any?] {
+            return jsonSafeDictionary(nested)
+        }
+        if let array = value as? [Any?] {
+            return array.map { jsonSafeValue($0) }
+        }
+        return value
+    }
+
     static func convertVariantToAny(_ variant: Variant_Bool_String_Double) -> Any {
         switch variant {
         case .first(let boolValue):
@@ -141,6 +347,29 @@ internal enum ConnectRNParsing {
         }
     }
 
+    /// Default `additionalParameters` for an identity signal, matched to the
+    /// signal type the bridge will actually send.
+    ///
+    /// Connect's signal schema requires a *method* attribute on identity
+    /// signals, and the required key differs per type: `loggedIn` requires
+    /// `loginMethod`, `accountRegistered` requires `registrationMethod`.
+    /// Supplying the wrong one fails schema validation and the signal is
+    /// discarded, while `identity.log` still reports success — so the caller
+    /// sees nothing wrong. Before this mapping existed the bridge paired its
+    /// `loggedIn` default with `registrationMethod`, which meant every
+    /// defaulted identity call was silently dropped.
+    ///
+    /// Only consulted when the caller omits `additionalParameters` entirely;
+    /// an explicitly-provided map is passed through untouched.
+    static func defaultIdentityParameters(for signalType: String) -> [String: String] {
+        switch signalType {
+        case "loggedIn":
+            return ["loginMethod": "email"]
+        default:
+            return ["registrationMethod": "email"]
+        }
+    }
+
     static func logLevel(from level: Double) -> kConnectMonitoringLevelType {
         let intValue: Int = Int(level)
         if intValue == 0 {