import { DomIterable } from "../dom_types"; import { globalEval } from "../global_eval"; // if we import it directly from "globals" it will break the unit tests so we // have to grab a reference to the global scope a different way const window = globalEval("this"); // tslint:disable:no-any type Constructor = new (...args: any[]) => T; /** Mixes in a DOM iterable methods into a base class, assumes that there is * a private data iterable that is part of the base class, located at * `[dataSymbol]`. */ export function DomIterableMixin( // tslint:disable-next-line:variable-name Base: TBase, dataSymbol: symbol ): TBase & Constructor> { // we have to cast `this` as `any` because there is no way to describe the // Base class in a way where the Symbol `dataSymbol` is defined. So the // runtime code works, but we do lose a little bit of type safety. // tslint:disable-next-line:variable-name const DomIterable = class extends Base { *entries(): IterableIterator<[K, V]> { for (const entry of (this as any)[dataSymbol].entries()) { yield entry; } } *keys(): IterableIterator { for (const key of (this as any)[dataSymbol].keys()) { yield key; } } *values(): IterableIterator { for (const value of (this as any)[dataSymbol].values()) { yield value; } } forEach( callbackfn: (value: V, key: K, parent: this) => void, // tslint:disable-next-line:no-any thisArg?: any ): void { callbackfn = callbackfn.bind(thisArg == null ? window : Object(thisArg)); for (const [key, value] of (this as any)[dataSymbol].entries()) { callbackfn(value, key, this); } } *[Symbol.iterator](): IterableIterator<[K, V]> { for (const entry of (this as any)[dataSymbol]) { yield entry; } } }; // we want the Base class name to be the name of the class. Object.defineProperty(DomIterable, "name", { value: Base.name, configurable: true }); return DomIterable; } // tslint:enable:no-any