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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
"use strict";
const {
COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE,
loader.lazyRequireGetter(
this,
"escapeCSSComment",
true
);
loader.lazyRequireGetter(
this,
"getCSSVariables",
true
);
/**
* TextProperty is responsible for the following:
* Manages a single property from the authoredText attribute of the
* relevant declaration.
* Maintains a list of computed properties that come from this
* property declaration.
* Changes to the TextProperty are sent to its related Rule for
* application.
*/
class TextProperty {
/**
* @param {Rule} rule
* The rule this TextProperty came from.
* @param {String} name
* The text property name (such as "background" or "border-top").
* @param {String} value
* The property's value (not including priority).
* @param {String} priority
* The property's priority (either "important" or an empty string).
* @param {Boolean} enabled
* Whether the property is enabled.
* @param {Boolean} invisible
* Whether the property is invisible. In an inherited rule, only show
* the inherited declarations. The other declarations are considered
* invisible and does not show up in the UI. These are needed so that
* the index of a property in Rule.textProps is the same as the index
* coming from parseDeclarations.
*/
constructor(rule, name, value, priority, enabled = true, invisible = false) {
this.id = name + "_" + generateUUID().toString();
this.rule = rule;
this.name = name;
this.value = value;
this.priority = priority;
this.enabled = !!enabled;
this.invisible = invisible;
this.elementStyle = this.rule.elementStyle;
this.cssProperties = this.elementStyle.ruleView.cssProperties;
this.panelDoc = this.elementStyle.ruleView.inspector.panelDoc;
this.userProperties = this.elementStyle.store.userProperties;
// Names of CSS variables used in the value of this declaration.
this.usedVariables = new Set();
this.updateComputed();
this.updateUsedVariables();
}
get computedProperties() {
return this.computed
.filter(computed => computed.name !== this.name)
.map(computed => {
return {
isOverridden: computed.overridden,
name: computed.name,
priority: computed.priority,
value: computed.value,
};
});
}
/**
* Returns whether or not the declaration's name is known.
*
* @return {Boolean} true if the declaration name is known, false otherwise.
*/
get isKnownProperty() {
return this.cssProperties.isKnown(this.name);
}
/**
* Returns whether or not the declaration is changed by the user.
*
* @return {Boolean} true if the declaration is changed by the user, false
* otherwise.
*/
get isPropertyChanged() {
return this.userProperties.contains(this.rule.domRule, this.name);
}
/**
* Update the editor associated with this text property,
* if any.
*/
updateEditor() {
// When the editor updates, reset the saved
// compatibility issues list as any updates
// may alter the compatibility status of declarations
this.rule.compatibilityIssues = null;
if (this.editor) {
this.editor.update();
}
}
/**
* Update the list of computed properties for this text property.
*/
updateComputed() {
if (!this.name) {
return;
}
// This is a bit funky. To get the list of computed properties
// for this text property, we'll set the property on a dummy element
// and see what the computed style looks like.
const dummyElement = this.elementStyle.ruleView.dummyElement;
const dummyStyle = dummyElement.style;
dummyStyle.cssText = "";
dummyStyle.setProperty(this.name, this.value, this.priority);
this.computed = [];
// Manually get all the properties that are set when setting a value on
// this.name and check the computed style on dummyElement for each one.
// If we just read dummyStyle, it would skip properties when value === "".
const subProps = this.cssProperties.getSubproperties(this.name);
for (const prop of subProps) {
this.computed.push({
textProp: this,
name: prop,
value: dummyStyle.getPropertyValue(prop),
priority: dummyStyle.getPropertyPriority(prop),
});
}
}
/**
* Extract all CSS variable names used in this declaration's value into a Set for
* easy querying. Call this method any time the declaration's value changes.
*/
updateUsedVariables() {
this.usedVariables.clear();
for (const variable of getCSSVariables(this.value)) {
this.usedVariables.add(variable);
}
}
/**
* Set all the values from another TextProperty instance into
* this TextProperty instance.
*
* @param {TextProperty} prop
* The other TextProperty instance.
*/
set(prop) {
let changed = false;
for (const item of ["name", "value", "priority", "enabled"]) {
if (this[item] !== prop[item]) {
this[item] = prop[item];
changed = true;
}
}
if (changed) {
this.updateUsedVariables();
this.updateEditor();
}
}
setValue(value, priority, force = false) {
if (value !== this.value || force) {
this.userProperties.setProperty(this.rule.domRule, this.name, value);
}
return this.rule.setPropertyValue(this, value, priority).then(() => {
this.updateUsedVariables();
this.updateEditor();
});
}
/**
* Called when the property's value has been updated externally, and
* the property and editor should update to reflect that value.
*
* @param {String} value
* Property value
*/
updateValue(value) {
if (value !== this.value) {
this.value = value;
this.updateUsedVariables();
this.updateEditor();
}
}
async setName(name) {
if (name !== this.name) {
this.userProperties.setProperty(this.rule.domRule, name, this.value);
}
await this.rule.setPropertyName(this, name);
this.updateEditor();
}
setEnabled(value) {
this.rule.setPropertyEnabled(this, value);
this.updateEditor();
}
remove() {
this.rule.removeProperty(this);
}
/**
* Return a string representation of the rule property.
*/
stringifyProperty() {
// Get the displayed property value
let declaration = this.name + ": " + this.value;
if (this.priority) {
declaration += " !" + this.priority;
}
declaration += ";";
// Comment out property declarations that are not enabled
if (!this.enabled) {
declaration = "/* " + escapeCSSComment(declaration) + " */";
}
return declaration;
}
/**
* Validate this property. Does it make sense for this value to be assigned
* to this property name?
*
* @return {Boolean} true if the whole CSS declaration is valid, false otherwise.
*/
isValid() {
const selfIndex = this.rule.textProps.indexOf(this);
// When adding a new property in the rule-view, the TextProperty object is
// created right away before the rule gets updated on the server, so we're
// not going to find the corresponding declaration object yet. Default to
// true.
if (!this.rule.domRule.declarations[selfIndex]) {
return true;
}
return this.rule.domRule.declarations[selfIndex].isValid;
}
isUsed() {
const selfIndex = this.rule.textProps.indexOf(this);
const declarations = this.rule.domRule.declarations;
// StyleRuleActor's declarations may have a isUsed flag (if the server is the right
// version). Just return true if the information is missing.
if (
!declarations ||
!declarations[selfIndex] ||
!declarations[selfIndex].isUsed
) {
return { used: true };
}
return declarations[selfIndex].isUsed;
}
/**
* Get compatibility issue linked with the textProp.
*
* @returns A JSON objects with compatibility information in following form:
* {
* // A boolean to denote the compatibility status
* isCompatible: <boolean>,
* // The CSS declaration that has compatibility issues
* property: <string>,
* // The un-aliased root CSS declaration for the given property
* rootProperty: <string>,
* // The l10n message id for the tooltip message
* msgId: <string>,
* // Link to MDN documentation for the rootProperty
* url: <string>,
* // An array of all the browsers that don't support the given CSS rule
* unsupportedBrowsers: <Array>,
* }
*/
async isCompatible() {
// that makes the tooltip icon inconsistent with the
// position of the rule it is associated with. Once solved,
// the compatibility data can be directly accessed from the
// declaration and this logic can be used to set isCompatible
// property directly to domRule in StyleRuleActor's form() method.
if (!this.enabled) {
return { isCompatible: true };
}
const compatibilityIssues = await this.rule.getCompatibilityIssues();
if (!compatibilityIssues.length) {
return { isCompatible: true };
}
const property = this.name;
const indexOfProperty = compatibilityIssues.findIndex(
issue => issue.property === property || issue.aliases?.includes(property)
);
if (indexOfProperty < 0) {
return { isCompatible: true };
}
const {
property: rootProperty,
deprecated,
experimental,
specUrl,
url,
unsupportedBrowsers,
} = compatibilityIssues[indexOfProperty];
let msgId = COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE.default;
if (deprecated && experimental && !unsupportedBrowsers.length) {
msgId =
COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE["deprecated-experimental-supported"];
} else if (deprecated && experimental) {
msgId = COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE["deprecated-experimental"];
} else if (deprecated && !unsupportedBrowsers.length) {
msgId = COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE["deprecated-supported"];
} else if (deprecated) {
msgId = COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE.deprecated;
} else if (experimental && !unsupportedBrowsers.length) {
msgId = COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE["experimental-supported"];
} else if (experimental) {
msgId = COMPATIBILITY_TOOLTIP_MESSAGE.experimental;
}
return {
isCompatible: false,
property,
rootProperty,
msgId,
specUrl,
url,
unsupportedBrowsers,
};
}
/**
* Validate the name of this property.
*
* @return {Boolean} true if the property name is valid, false otherwise.
*/
isNameValid() {
const selfIndex = this.rule.textProps.indexOf(this);
// When adding a new property in the rule-view, the TextProperty object is
// created right away before the rule gets updated on the server, so we're
// not going to find the corresponding declaration object yet. Default to
// true.
if (!this.rule.domRule.declarations[selfIndex]) {
return true;
}
return this.rule.domRule.declarations[selfIndex].isNameValid;
}
/**
* Returns true if the property value is a CSS variables and contains the given variable
* name, and false otherwise.
*
* @param {String}
* CSS variable name (e.g. "--color")
* @return {Boolean}
*/
hasCSSVariable(name) {
return this.usedVariables.has(name);
}
}
module.exports = TextProperty;