java/dagger/internal/codegen/binding/BindingRequest.java

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package dagger.internal.codegen.binding;

import static dagger.internal.codegen.base.RequestKinds.requestType;

import com.google.auto.value.AutoValue;
import dagger.internal.codegen.langmodel.DaggerTypes;
import dagger.model.DependencyRequest;
import dagger.model.Key;
import dagger.model.RequestKind;
import java.util.Optional;
import javax.lang.model.type.TypeMirror;

/**
 * A request for a binding, which may be in the form of a request for a dependency to pass to a
 * constructor or module method ({@link RequestKind}) or an internal request for a framework
 * instance ({@link FrameworkType}).
 */
@AutoValue
public abstract class BindingRequest {
  /** Creates a {@link BindingRequest} for the given {@link DependencyRequest}. */
  public static BindingRequest bindingRequest(DependencyRequest dependencyRequest) {
    return bindingRequest(dependencyRequest.key(), dependencyRequest.kind());
  }

  /**
   * Creates a {@link BindingRequest} for a normal dependency request for the given {@link Key} and
   * {@link RequestKind}.
   */
  public static BindingRequest bindingRequest(Key key, RequestKind requestKind) {
    // When there's a request that has a 1:1 mapping to a FrameworkType, the request should be
    // associated with that FrameworkType as well, because we want to ensure that if a request
    // comes in for that as a dependency first and as a framework instance later, they resolve to
    // the same binding expression.
    // TODO(cgdecker): Instead of doing this, make ComponentBindingExpressions create a
    // BindingExpression for the RequestKind that simply delegates to the BindingExpression for the
    // FrameworkType. Then there are separate BindingExpressions, but we don't end up doing weird
    // things like creating two fields when there should only be one.
    return new AutoValue_BindingRequest(
        key, Optional.of(requestKind), FrameworkType.forRequestKind(requestKind));
  }

  /**
   * Creates a {@link BindingRequest} for a request for a framework instance for the given {@link
   * Key} with the given {@link FrameworkType}.
   */
  public static BindingRequest bindingRequest(Key key, FrameworkType frameworkType) {
    return new AutoValue_BindingRequest(
        key, frameworkType.requestKind(), Optional.of(frameworkType));
  }

  /** Returns the {@link Key} for the requested binding. */
  public abstract Key key();

  /** Returns the request kind associated with this request, if any. */
  public abstract Optional<RequestKind> requestKind();

  /** Returns the framework type associated with this request, if any. */
  public abstract Optional<FrameworkType> frameworkType();

  /** Returns whether this request is of the given kind. */
  public final boolean isRequestKind(RequestKind requestKind) {
    return requestKind.equals(requestKind().orElse(null));
  }

  public final TypeMirror requestedType(TypeMirror contributedType, DaggerTypes types) {
    if (requestKind().isPresent()) {
      return requestType(requestKind().get(), contributedType, types);
    }
    return types.wrapType(contributedType, frameworkType().get().frameworkClass());
  }

  /** Returns a name that can be used for the kind of request this is. */
  public final String kindName() {
    Object requestKindObject =
        requestKind().isPresent()
            ? requestKind().get()
            : frameworkType().get().frameworkClass().getSimpleName();
    return requestKindObject.toString();
  }
}