// Copyright (C) 2019 The Android Open Source Project
//
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//
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import {stringToUint8Array, uint8ArrayToString} from '../base/string_utils';

import {
  ConsumerPortResponse,
  isConsumerPortResponse,
  isReadBuffersResponse,
  Typed
} from './consumer_port_types';
import {Consumer, RpcConsumerPort} from './record_controller_interfaces';

export interface ChromeExtensionError extends Typed {
  error: string;
}

export interface ChromeExtensionStatus extends Typed {
  status: string;
}

export type ChromeExtensionMessage =
    ChromeExtensionError|ChromeExtensionStatus|ConsumerPortResponse;

function isError(obj: Typed): obj is ChromeExtensionError {
  return obj.type === 'ChromeExtensionError';
}

function isStatus(obj: Typed): obj is ChromeExtensionStatus {
  return obj.type === 'ChromeExtensionStatus';
}

// This class acts as a proxy from the record controller (running in a worker),
// to the frontend. This is needed because we can't directly talk with the
// extension from a web-worker, so we use a MessagePort to communicate with the
// frontend, that will consecutively forward it to the extension.
export class ChromeExtensionConsumerPort extends RpcConsumerPort {
  private extensionPort: MessagePort;

  constructor(extensionPort: MessagePort, consumer: Consumer) {
    super(consumer);
    this.extensionPort = extensionPort;
    this.extensionPort.onmessage = this.onExtensionMessage.bind(this);
  }

  onExtensionMessage(message: {data: ChromeExtensionMessage}) {
    if (isError(message.data)) {
      this.sendErrorMessage(message.data.error);
      return;
    }
    if (isStatus(message.data)) {
      this.sendStatus(message.data.status);
      return;
    }

    console.assert(isConsumerPortResponse(message.data));
    // In this else branch message.data will be a ConsumerPortResponse.
    if (isReadBuffersResponse(message.data) && message.data.slices) {
      // This is needed because we can't send an ArrayBuffer through a
      // chrome.runtime.port. A string is sent instead, and here converted to
      // an ArrayBuffer.
      const slice = message.data.slices[0].data as unknown as string;
      message.data.slices[0].data = stringToUint8Array(slice);
    }
    this.sendMessage(message.data);
  }

  handleCommand(method: string, requestData: Uint8Array): void {
    const buffer = uint8ArrayToString(requestData);
    // We need to encode the buffer as a string because the message port doesn't
    // fully support sending ArrayBuffers (they are converted to objects with
    // indexes as keys).
    this.extensionPort.postMessage({method, requestData: buffer});
  }
}