chart-js-rs 0.1.10

use js_sys::{Array, Object, Reflect};
use std::cell::RefCell;
use wasm_bindgen::{prelude::wasm_bindgen, JsCast, JsValue};

use crate::{exports::*, BoolString, FnWithArgs, FnWithArgsOrT, NumberString};

pub fn get_order_fn(
    lhs: &crate::NumberOrDateString,
    rhs: &crate::NumberOrDateString,
) -> std::cmp::Ordering {
    crate::utils::ORDER_FN.with_borrow(|f| f(lhs, rhs))
}
/// Set the comparator used to sort dataset points during serialization.
///
/// `ORDER_FN` is a `thread_local`, and for a worker-rendered chart the
/// serialization (`into_json`) runs on the *worker* thread, not the main one.
/// Calling this on the main thread therefore does **not** affect worker charts —
/// the worker has its own (default) comparator. To customize ordering for a
/// worker chart, set it on the worker via [`WorkerChart::worker_setup`] /
/// [`ChartWorker::run_setup`] (the closure runs on the worker), e.g.
/// `worker_setup(|| chart_js_rs::set_order_fn(my_cmp))`. The main-thread
/// `Chart::render` path is unaffected.
pub fn set_order_fn<
    F: Fn(&crate::NumberOrDateString, &crate::NumberOrDateString) -> std::cmp::Ordering + 'static,
>(
    f: F,
) {
    // `replace` hands back the previous comparator; drop it explicitly (a bare
    // statement trips `unused_must_use` on the boxed Fn).
    drop(ORDER_FN.replace(Box::new(f)));
}

thread_local! {
    #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)]
    pub static ORDER_FN: RefCell<
        Box<dyn Fn(&crate::NumberOrDateString, &crate::NumberOrDateString) -> std::cmp::Ordering>,
    > = RefCell::new({
        Box::new(
            |lhs: &crate::NumberOrDateString, rhs: &crate::NumberOrDateString| -> std::cmp::Ordering {
                lhs.cmp(rhs)
            },
        )as Box<_>
    });
}

pub fn uncircle_chartjs_value_to_serde_json_value(
    js: impl AsRef<JsValue>,
) -> Result<serde_json::Value, String> {
    // this makes sure we don't get any circular objects, `JsValue` allows this, `serde_json::Value` does not!
    let blacklist_function =
        js_sys::Function::new_with_args("key, val", "if (!key.startsWith('$')) { return val; }");
    let js_string =
        js_sys::JSON::stringify_with_replacer(js.as_ref(), &JsValue::from(blacklist_function))
            .map_err(|e| e.as_string().unwrap_or_default())?
            .as_string()
            .unwrap();

    serde_json::from_str(&js_string).map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}

#[wasm_bindgen]
#[derive(Clone)]
#[must_use = "\nAppend .render()\n"]
pub struct Chart {
    pub(crate) obj: JsValue,
    pub(crate) id: String,
    pub(crate) mutate: bool,
    pub(crate) plugins: String,
    pub(crate) defaults: String,
}

/// Walks the JsValue object to get the value of a nested property
/// using the JS dot notation
fn get_path(j: &JsValue, item: &str) -> Option<JsValue> {
    let mut path = item.split('.');
    let item = &path.next().unwrap().to_string().into();
    let k = Reflect::get(j, item);

    if k.is_err() {
        return None;
    }

    let k = k.unwrap();
    if path.clone().count() > 0 {
        return get_path(&k, path.collect::<Vec<&str>>().join(".").as_str());
    }

    Some(k)
}

/// Get values of an object as an array at the given path.
/// See get_path()
fn object_values_at(j: &JsValue, item: &str) -> Option<JsValue> {
    let o = get_path(j, item);
    o.filter(|o| o != &JsValue::UNDEFINED)
}

impl Chart {
    // pub fn new(chart: JsValue, id: String) -> Option<Self> {
    //     chart.is_object().then_some(Self{
    //         obj: chart,
    //         id,
    //         mutate: false,
    //         plugins: String::new(),
    //     })
    // }

    #[must_use = "\nAppend .render()\n"]
    pub fn mutate(&mut self) -> Self {
        self.mutate = true;
        self.clone()
    }

    #[must_use = "\nAppend .render()\n"]
    pub fn plugins(&mut self, plugins: impl Into<String>) -> Self {
        self.plugins = plugins.into();
        self.clone()
    }

    #[must_use = "\nAppend .render()\n"]
    pub fn defaults(&mut self, defaults: impl Into<String>) -> Self {
        self.defaults = format!("{}\n{}", self.defaults, defaults.into());
        self.to_owned()
    }

    /// This should not be used on a chart with a worker attached.
    /// If it is, it will do nothing.
    pub fn render(self) {
        self.rationalise_js();

        render_chart(self.obj, &self.id, self.mutate, self.plugins, self.defaults);
    }

    /// This should not be used on a chart with a worker attached.
    /// If it is, it will always return `false`
    pub fn update(self, animate: bool) -> bool {
        update_chart(self.obj, &self.id, animate)
    }

    /// Converts serialized `FnWithArgs` to JS `Function`s, in place.
    /// See [`rationalise`]; for new chart options, update that fn.
    pub fn rationalise_js(&self) {
        rationalise(&self.obj);
    }
}

/// Converts serialized `FnWithArgs` in a chart config into real JS `Function`s,
/// in place, at the known closure-bearing paths.
///
/// Shared by the main-thread render (`Chart::render`) and the worker render
/// (`worker::build_chart`), so neither walks the whole config — datasets and all
/// their points included — looking for closures. Visiting only these paths is
/// O(callback-sites) instead of O(data). When adding a chart option that can
/// hold a callback, add its path here.
pub(crate) fn rationalise(obj: &JsValue) {
    // data.datasets[*]
    if let Some(datasets) = object_values_at(obj, "data.datasets") {
        Array::from(&datasets).iter().for_each(|dataset| {
            FnWithArgsOrT::<2, String>::rationalise_1_level(&dataset, "backgroundColor");
            FnWithArgsOrT::<1, String>::rationalise_1_level(&dataset, "backgroundColor");
            FnWithArgsOrT::<2, String>::rationalise_1_level(&dataset, "hoverBackgroundColor");
            FnWithArgsOrT::<1, String>::rationalise_1_level(&dataset, "hoverBackgroundColor");
            FnWithArgs::<1>::rationalise_2_levels(&dataset, ("segment", "borderDash"));
            FnWithArgs::<1>::rationalise_2_levels(&dataset, ("segment", "borderColor"));
            FnWithArgsOrT::<1, String>::rationalise_2_levels(&dataset, ("datalabels", "align"));
            FnWithArgsOrT::<1, String>::rationalise_2_levels(&dataset, ("datalabels", "anchor"));
            FnWithArgsOrT::<1, String>::rationalise_2_levels(
                &dataset,
                ("datalabels", "backgroundColor"),
            );
            FnWithArgs::<2>::rationalise_2_levels(&dataset, ("datalabels", "formatter"));
            FnWithArgsOrT::<1, NumberString>::rationalise_2_levels(
                &dataset,
                ("datalabels", "offset"),
            );
            FnWithArgsOrT::<1, BoolString>::rationalise_2_levels(
                &dataset,
                ("datalabels", "display"),
            );
        });
    }

    // options.scales[*]
    if let Some(scales) = object_values_at(obj, "options.scales") {
        if let Ok(scales) = scales.dyn_into::<Object>() {
            Object::values(&scales).iter().for_each(|scale| {
                FnWithArgs::<3>::rationalise_2_levels(&scale, ("ticks", "callback"));
            });
        }
    }

    // options.plugins.legend
    if let Some(legend) = object_values_at(obj, "options.plugins.legend") {
        FnWithArgs::<2>::rationalise_2_levels(&legend, ("labels", "filter"));
        FnWithArgs::<3>::rationalise_2_levels(&legend, ("labels", "sort"));
        FnWithArgs::<1>::rationalise_2_levels(&legend, ("labels", "generateLabels"));
    }
    // options.plugins.tooltip
    if let Some(tooltip) = object_values_at(obj, "options.plugins.tooltip") {
        FnWithArgs::<1>::rationalise_1_level(&tooltip, "filter");
        FnWithArgs::<1>::rationalise_2_levels(&tooltip, ("callbacks", "label"));
        FnWithArgs::<1>::rationalise_2_levels(&tooltip, ("callbacks", "title"));
    }
}