java/dagger/hilt/processor/internal/ComponentNames.java

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package dagger.hilt.processor.internal;

import com.squareup.javapoet.ClassName;

/**
 * Utility class for getting the generated component name.
 *
 * <p>This should not be used externally.
 */
public final class ComponentNames {
  private ComponentNames() {}

  /** Returns the name of the generated component wrapper. */
  public static ClassName generatedComponentsWrapper(ClassName root) {
    return Processors.append(Processors.getEnclosedClassName(root), "_HiltComponents");
  }

  /** Returns the name of the generated component. */
  public static ClassName generatedComponent(ClassName root, ClassName component) {
    return generatedComponentsWrapper(root).nestedClass(componentName(component));
  }

  /**
   * Returns the shortened component name by replacing the ending "Component" with "C" if it exists.
   *
   * <p>This is a hack because nested subcomponents in Dagger generate extremely long class names
   * that hit the 256 character limit.
   */
  // TODO(bcorso): See if this issue can be fixed in Dagger, e.g. by using static subcomponents.
  private static String componentName(ClassName component) {
    // TODO(bcorso): How do we want to handle collisions across packages? Currently, we only handle
    // collisions across enclosing elements since namespacing by package would likely lead to too
    // long of class names.
    // Note: This uses regex matching so we only match if the name ends in "Component"
    return Processors.getEnclosedName(component).replaceAll("Component$", "C");
  }
}