operator-map.js

'use strict'

import Operator from './operator'
import OperatorDecorator from './operator-decorator'
import debug from './debug'

export default class OperatorMap {
  constructor () {
    this.operators = new Map()
    this.decorators = new Map()
  }

  /**
     * Add a custom operator definition
     * @param {string}   operatorOrName - operator identifier within the condition; i.e. instead of 'equals', 'greaterThan', etc
     * @param {function(factValue, jsonValue)} callback - the method to execute when the operator is encountered.
     */
  addOperator (operatorOrName, cb) {
    let operator
    if (operatorOrName instanceof Operator) {
      operator = operatorOrName
    } else {
      operator = new Operator(operatorOrName, cb)
    }
    debug('operatorMap::addOperator', { name: operator.name })
    this.operators.set(operator.name, operator)
  }

  /**
     * Remove a custom operator definition
     * @param {string}   operatorOrName - operator identifier within the condition; i.e. instead of 'equals', 'greaterThan', etc
     * @param {function(factValue, jsonValue)} callback - the method to execute when the operator is encountered.
     */
  removeOperator (operatorOrName) {
    let operatorName
    if (operatorOrName instanceof Operator) {
      operatorName = operatorOrName.name
    } else {
      operatorName = operatorOrName
    }

    // Delete all the operators that end in :operatorName these
    // were decorated on-the-fly leveraging this operator
    const suffix = ':' + operatorName
    const operatorNames = Array.from(this.operators.keys())
    for (let i = 0; i < operatorNames.length; i++) {
      if (operatorNames[i].endsWith(suffix)) {
        this.operators.delete(operatorNames[i])
      }
    }

    return this.operators.delete(operatorName)
  }

  /**
     * Add a custom operator decorator
     * @param {string}   decoratorOrName - decorator identifier within the condition; i.e. instead of 'everyFact', 'someValue', etc
     * @param {function(factValue, jsonValue, next)} callback - the method to execute when the decorator is encountered.
     */
  addOperatorDecorator (decoratorOrName, cb) {
    let decorator
    if (decoratorOrName instanceof OperatorDecorator) {
      decorator = decoratorOrName
    } else {
      decorator = new OperatorDecorator(decoratorOrName, cb)
    }
    debug('operatorMap::addOperatorDecorator', { name: decorator.name })
    this.decorators.set(decorator.name, decorator)
  }

  /**
     * Remove a custom operator decorator
     * @param {string}   decoratorOrName - decorator identifier within the condition; i.e. instead of 'everyFact', 'someValue', etc
     */
  removeOperatorDecorator (decoratorOrName) {
    let decoratorName
    if (decoratorOrName instanceof OperatorDecorator) {
      decoratorName = decoratorOrName.name
    } else {
      decoratorName = decoratorOrName
    }

    // Delete all the operators that include decoratorName: these
    // were decorated on-the-fly leveraging this decorator
    const prefix = decoratorName + ':'
    const operatorNames = Array.from(this.operators.keys())
    for (let i = 0; i < operatorNames.length; i++) {
      if (operatorNames[i].includes(prefix)) {
        this.operators.delete(operatorNames[i])
      }
    }

    return this.decorators.delete(decoratorName)
  }

  /**
   * Get the Operator, or null applies decorators as needed
   * @param {string} name - the name of the operator including any decorators
   * @returns an operator or null
   */
  get (name) {
    const decorators = []
    let opName = name
    // while we don't already have this operator
    while (!this.operators.has(opName)) {
      // try splitting on the decorator symbol (:)
      const firstDecoratorIndex = opName.indexOf(':')
      if (firstDecoratorIndex > 0) {
        // if there is a decorator, and it's a valid decorator
        const decoratorName = opName.slice(0, firstDecoratorIndex)
        const decorator = this.decorators.get(decoratorName)
        if (!decorator) {
          debug('operatorMap::get invalid decorator', { name: decoratorName })
          return null
        }
        // we're going to apply this later, use unshift since we'll apply in reverse order
        decorators.unshift(decorator)
        // continue looking for a known operator with the rest of the name
        opName = opName.slice(firstDecoratorIndex + 1)
      } else {
        debug('operatorMap::get no operator', { name: opName })
        return null
      }
    }

    let op = this.operators.get(opName)
    // apply all the decorators
    for (let i = 0; i < decorators.length; i++) {
      op = decorators[i].decorate(op)
      // create an entry for the decorated operation so we don't need
      // to do this again
      this.operators.set(op.name, op)
    }
    // return the operation
    return op
  }
}