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## Example
`echo '0&1' | node build/type2.js examples/logic/logic.tp2.json`

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/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare type int = number;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare type float = number;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare type type_time = {
hours: int;
minutes: int;
seconds: int;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare type type_pseudopointer<type_value> = {
value: type_value;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function pseudopointer_null<type_value>(): type_pseudopointer<type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function pseudopointer_make<type_value>(value: type_value): type_pseudopointer<type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function pseudopointer_isset<type_value>(pseudopointer: type_pseudopointer<type_value>): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function pseudopointer_read<type_value>(pseudopointer: type_pseudopointer<type_value>): type_value;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function pseudopointer_write<type_value>(pseudopointer: type_pseudopointer<type_value>, value: type_value): void;
declare var process: any;
declare var require: any;
declare class Buffer {
constructor(x: string, modifier?: string);
toString(modifier?: string): string;
}
declare var java: any;
declare module lib_base {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function environment(): string;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare var instance_verbosity: int;
/**
* @desc the ability to check for equality with another element of the same domain
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_collatable<type_value> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
_collate(value: type_value): boolean;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function instance_collate<type_value>(value1: type_value, value2: type_value): boolean;
/**
* @desc the ability to compare with another element of the same domain for determining if the first is "smaller than or equal to" the latter
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_comparable<type_value> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
_compare(value: type_value): boolean;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function instance_compare<type_value>(value1: type_value, value2: type_value): boolean;
/**
* @desc the ability to create an exact copy
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_cloneable<type_value> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
_clone(): type_value;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare function instance_clone<type_value>(value: type_value): type_value;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_hashable {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
_hash(): string;
}
/**
* @desc the ability to generate a string out of the element, which identifies it to a high degree
* @author fenris
*/
declare function instance_hash<type_value>(value: type_value): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_showable {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
_show(): string;
}
/**
* @desc the ability to map the element to a textual representation (most likely not injective)
* @author fenris
*/
declare function instance_show<type_value>(value: type_value): string;
/**
* @todo outsource to dedicated plankton-lib
*/
declare module lib_log {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function log(...args: Array<any>): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function info(...args: Array<any>): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function warn(...args: Array<any>): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function error(...args: Array<any>): void;
}
/**
* @author frac
*/
interface interface_decorator<type_core> {
/**
* @author frac
*/
core: type_core;
}
/**
* @author frac
*/
declare class class_observer {
/**
* @author frac
*/
protected counter: int;
/**
* @author frac
*/
protected actions: {
[id: string]: (information: Object) => void;
};
/**
* @author frac
*/
protected buffer: Array<Object>;
/**
* @author frac
*/
constructor();
/**
* @author frac
*/
empty(): boolean;
/**
* @author frac
*/
flush(): void;
/**
* @author frac
*/
set(id: string, action: (information: Object) => void): void;
/**
* @author frac
*/
del(id: string): void;
/**
* @author frac
*/
add(action: (information: Object) => void): void;
/**
* @author frac
*/
notify(information?: Object, delayed?: boolean): void;
/**
* @author frac
*/
rollout(): void;
}
/**
* @author frac
*/
/**
* @author frac
*/
declare module lib_maybe {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_maybe<type_value> = {
kind: string;
parameters: Object;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function make_nothing<type_value>(): type_maybe<type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function make_just<type_value>(value: type_value): type_maybe<type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function is_nothing<type_value>(maybe: type_maybe<type_value>): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function is_just<type_value>(maybe: type_maybe<type_value>): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function cull<type_value>(maybe: type_maybe<type_value>): type_value;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function propagate<type_value, type_value_>(maybe: type_maybe<type_value>, function_: (value: type_value) => type_maybe<type_value_>): type_maybe<type_value_>;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare class class_maybe<type_value> implements interface_showable {
/**
* @desc whether the wrapper is nothing
* @author fenris
*/
is_nothing(): boolean;
/**
* @desc whether the wrapper is just
* @author fenris
*/
is_just(): boolean;
/**
* @desc return the value, stored in the maybe-wrapper
* @author fenris
*/
cull(): type_value;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
toString(): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
distinguish(action_just: (value?: type_value) => void, action_nothing?: (reason?: string) => void): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
propagate<type_value_>(action: (value: type_value) => class_maybe<type_value_>): class_maybe<type_value_>;
/**
* @desc [implementation]
* @author fenris
*/
_show(): string;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare class class_nothing<type_value> extends class_maybe<type_value> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
private reason;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(reason?: string);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
is_nothing(): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
is_just(): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
cull(): type_value;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
toString(): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
reason_get(): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
distinguish(action_just: (value?: type_value) => void, action_nothing?: (reason?: string) => void): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
propagate<type_value_>(action: (value: type_value) => class_maybe<type_value_>): class_maybe<type_value_>;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
declare class class_just<type_value> extends class_maybe<type_value> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
private value;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(value: type_value);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
is_nothing(): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
is_just(): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
cull(): type_value;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
toString(): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
distinguish(action_just: (value?: type_value) => void, action_nothing?: (reason?: string) => void): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
propagate<type_value_>(action: (value: type_value) => class_maybe<type_value_>): class_maybe<type_value_>;
}
/**
* @author frac
*/
declare class class_error extends Error {
/**
* @author frac
*/
protected suberrors: Array<Error>;
/**
* @author frac
*/
protected mess: string;
/**
* @author frac
*/
constructor(message: string, suberrors?: Array<Error>);
/**
* @override
* @author frac
*/
toString(): string;
}

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var __extends = (this && this.__extends) || (function () {
var extendStatics = function (d, b) {
extendStatics = Object.setPrototypeOf ||
({ __proto__: [] } instanceof Array && function (d, b) { d.__proto__ = b; }) ||
function (d, b) { for (var p in b) if (b.hasOwnProperty(p)) d[p] = b[p]; };
return extendStatics(d, b);
};
return function (d, b) {
extendStatics(d, b);
function __() { this.constructor = d; }
d.prototype = b === null ? Object.create(b) : (__.prototype = b.prototype, new __());
};
})();
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
// }
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ function pseudopointer_null() {
return {
"value": null
};
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ function pseudopointer_make(value) {
return {
"value": value
};
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ function pseudopointer_isset(pseudopointer) {
return (pseudopointer.value != null);
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ function pseudopointer_read(pseudopointer) {
if (pseudopointer.value != null) {
return pseudopointer.value;
}
else {
var message = "nullpointer dereferencation";
throw (new Error(message));
}
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ function pseudopointer_write(pseudopointer, value) {
pseudopointer.value = value;
}
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
;
var lib_base;
(function (lib_base) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function environment() {
var entries = [
{
"id": "web",
"name": "Web",
"predicate": function () { return (typeof (document) !== "undefined"); }
},
{
"id": "node",
"name": "Node.js",
"predicate": function () { return (typeof (process) !== "undefined"); }
},
{
"id": "rhino",
"name": "Rhino",
"predicate": function () { return (typeof (java) !== "undefined"); }
},
{
"id": "webworker",
"name": "WebWorker",
"predicate": function () { return (typeof (self["WorkerNavigator"]) !== "undefined"); }
}
];
var id;
var found = entries.some(function (entry) {
if (entry.predicate()) {
id = entry.id;
return true;
}
else {
return false;
}
});
if (found) {
return id;
}
else {
throw (new Error("unknown environment"));
}
}
lib_base.environment = environment;
})(lib_base || (lib_base = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
/**
* @author fenris
*/
var instance_verbosity = 0;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function instance_collate(value1, value2) {
if (typeof (value1) === "object") {
if (value1 == null) {
return (value2 == null);
}
else {
if ("_collate" in value1) {
return value1["_collate"](value2);
}
else {
throw (new Error("[collate]" + " " + "object has no such method"));
}
}
}
else {
if (instance_verbosity >= 1) {
lib_log.warn("[collate]" + " " + "primitive value; using default implementation");
}
return (value1 === value2);
}
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function instance_compare(value1, value2) {
if (typeof (value1) === "object") {
if ("_compare" in value1) {
return value1["_compare"](value2);
}
else {
throw (new Error("[compare]" + " " + "object has no such method"));
}
}
else {
if (instance_verbosity >= 1) {
lib_log.warn("[compare]" + " " + "primitive value; using default implementation");
}
return (value1 <= value2);
}
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function instance_clone(value) {
if (typeof (value) === "object") {
if ("_clone" in value) {
return value["_clone"]();
}
else {
throw (new Error("[clone]" + " " + "object has no such method"));
}
}
else {
if (instance_verbosity >= 1) {
lib_log.warn("[clone]" + " " + "primitive value; using default implementation");
}
return value;
}
}
/**
* @desc the ability to generate a string out of the element, which identifies it to a high degree
* @author fenris
*/
function instance_hash(value) {
if (typeof (value) === "object") {
if ("_hash" in value) {
return value["_hash"]();
}
else {
throw (new Error("[hash]" + " " + "object has no such method"));
}
}
else {
if (instance_verbosity >= 1) {
lib_log.warn("[hash]" + " " + "primitive value; using default implementation");
}
return String(value);
}
}
/**
* @desc the ability to map the element to a textual representation (most likely not injective)
* @author fenris
*/
function instance_show(value) {
if (typeof (value) === "object") {
if (value == null) {
return "NULL";
}
else {
if ("_show" in value) {
return value["_show"]();
}
else {
// throw (new Error("[show]" + " " + "object has no such method"));
return JSON.stringify(value);
}
}
}
else {
if (instance_verbosity >= 1) {
lib_log.warn("[show]" + " " + "primitive value; using default implementation");
}
return String(value);
}
}
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
/**
* @todo outsource to dedicated plankton-lib
*/
var lib_log;
(function (lib_log) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function log() {
var args = [];
for (var _i = 0; _i < arguments.length; _i++) {
args[_i] = arguments[_i];
}
/*window.*/ console.log.apply(console, args);
}
lib_log.log = log;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function info() {
var args = [];
for (var _i = 0; _i < arguments.length; _i++) {
args[_i] = arguments[_i];
}
/*window.*/ console.info.apply(console, args);
}
lib_log.info = info;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function warn() {
var args = [];
for (var _i = 0; _i < arguments.length; _i++) {
args[_i] = arguments[_i];
}
/*window.*/ console.warn.apply(console, args);
}
lib_log.warn = warn;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function error() {
var args = [];
for (var _i = 0; _i < arguments.length; _i++) {
args[_i] = arguments[_i];
}
/*window.*/ console.error.apply(console, args);
}
lib_log.error = error;
})(lib_log || (lib_log = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
/**
* @author frac
*/
var class_observer = /** @class */ (function () {
/**
* @author frac
*/
function class_observer() {
this.counter = 0;
this.actions = {};
this.buffer = [];
}
/**
* @author frac
*/
class_observer.prototype.empty = function () {
return (Object.keys(this.actions).length == 0);
};
/**
* @author frac
*/
class_observer.prototype.flush = function () {
this.actions = {};
};
/**
* @author frac
*/
class_observer.prototype.set = function (id, action) {
this.actions[id] = action;
};
/**
* @author frac
*/
class_observer.prototype.del = function (id) {
delete this.actions[id];
};
/**
* @author frac
*/
class_observer.prototype.add = function (action) {
this.set((this.counter++).toString(), action);
};
/**
* @author frac
*/
class_observer.prototype.notify = function (information, delayed) {
var _this = this;
if (information === void 0) { information = {}; }
if (delayed === void 0) { delayed = false; }
if (delayed) {
this.buffer.push(information);
}
else {
Object.keys(this.actions).forEach(function (id) { return _this.actions[id](information); });
}
};
/**
* @author frac
*/
class_observer.prototype.rollout = function () {
var _this = this;
this.buffer.forEach(function (information) { return _this.notify(information, false); });
this.buffer = [];
};
return class_observer;
}());
/**
* @author frac
*/
/*
export interface interface_readable<type_value> {
|**
* @author frac
*|
read() : type_executor<type_value, Error>;
}
*/
/**
* @author frac
*/
/*
export interface interface_writeable<type_value> {
|**
* @author frac
*|
write(value : type_value) : type_executor<void, Error>;
}
*/
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_maybe;
(function (lib_maybe) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function make_nothing() {
return {
"kind": "nothing",
"parameters": {}
};
}
lib_maybe.make_nothing = make_nothing;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function make_just(value) {
return {
"kind": "just",
"parameters": {
"value": value
}
};
}
lib_maybe.make_just = make_just;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function is_nothing(maybe) {
return (maybe.kind === "nothing");
}
lib_maybe.is_nothing = is_nothing;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function is_just(maybe) {
return (maybe.kind === "just");
}
lib_maybe.is_just = is_just;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function cull(maybe) {
if (!is_just(maybe)) {
var message = "cull from nothing";
throw (new Error(message));
}
else {
var value = maybe.parameters["value"];
return value;
}
}
lib_maybe.cull = cull;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function propagate(maybe, function_) {
if (!is_just(maybe)) {
}
else {
var value = maybe.parameters["value"];
var maybe_ = function_(value);
return maybe_;
}
}
lib_maybe.propagate = propagate;
})(lib_maybe || (lib_maybe = {}));
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ var class_maybe = /** @class */ (function () {
function class_maybe() {
}
/**
* @desc whether the wrapper is nothing
* @author fenris
*/
class_maybe.prototype.is_nothing = function () {
throw (new Error("not implemented: class_maybe.is_nothing"));
};
/**
* @desc whether the wrapper is just
* @author fenris
*/
class_maybe.prototype.is_just = function () {
throw (new Error("not implemented: class_maybe.is_just"));
};
/**
* @desc return the value, stored in the maybe-wrapper
* @author fenris
*/
class_maybe.prototype.cull = function () {
throw (new Error("not implemented: class_maybe.cull"));
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_maybe.prototype.toString = function () {
throw (new Error("not implemented: class_maybe.cull"));
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_maybe.prototype.distinguish = function (action_just, action_nothing) {
if (action_nothing === void 0) { action_nothing = function () { }; }
throw (new Error("not implemented: class_maybe.distinguish"));
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_maybe.prototype.propagate = function (action) {
throw (new Error("not implemented: class_maybe.propagate"));
};
/**
* @desc [implementation]
* @author fenris
*/
class_maybe.prototype._show = function () {
return this.toString();
};
return class_maybe;
}());
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ var class_nothing = /** @class */ (function (_super) {
__extends(class_nothing, _super);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function class_nothing(reason) {
if (reason === void 0) { reason = null; }
var _this = _super.call(this) || this;
_this.reason = reason;
return _this;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_nothing.prototype.is_nothing = function () {
return true;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_nothing.prototype.is_just = function () {
return false;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_nothing.prototype.cull = function () {
var message = "you shouldn't cull a nothing-value …";
lib_log.warn(message);
return null;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_nothing.prototype.toString = function () {
return "<\u00B7>";
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_nothing.prototype.reason_get = function () {
var content = ((this.reason == null) ? "·" : this.reason);
return "<- " + content + " ->";
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_nothing.prototype.distinguish = function (action_just, action_nothing) {
if (action_nothing === void 0) { action_nothing = function () { }; }
action_nothing(this.reason);
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_nothing.prototype.propagate = function (action) {
return (new class_nothing(this.reason));
};
return class_nothing;
}(class_maybe));
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*export*/ var class_just = /** @class */ (function (_super) {
__extends(class_just, _super);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function class_just(value) {
var _this = _super.call(this) || this;
_this.value = value;
return _this;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_just.prototype.is_nothing = function () {
return false;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_just.prototype.is_just = function () {
return true;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_just.prototype.cull = function () {
return this.value;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_just.prototype.toString = function () {
var content = instance_show(this.value);
return "<+ " + content + " +>";
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_just.prototype.distinguish = function (action_just, action_nothing) {
if (action_nothing === void 0) { action_nothing = function () { }; }
action_just(this.value);
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class_just.prototype.propagate = function (action) {
return action(this.value);
};
return class_just;
}(class_maybe));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:base«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:base« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:base« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:base«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
/**
* @author frac
*/
var class_error = /** @class */ (function (_super) {
__extends(class_error, _super);
/**
* @author frac
*/
function class_error(message, suberrors) {
if (suberrors === void 0) { suberrors = []; }
var _this = _super.call(this, message) || this;
_this.suberrors = suberrors;
_this.mess = message;
return _this;
}
/**
* @override
* @author frac
*/
class_error.prototype.toString = function () {
return ( /*super.toString()*/this.mess + " " + ("[" + this.suberrors.map(function (x) { return x.toString(); }).join(",") + "]"));
};
return class_error;
}(Error));

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Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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declare module lib_call {
/**
* @desc hacked class for postfix function application
* @author fenris
*/
class class_valuewrapper<type_value> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected value: type_value;
/**
* @desc [constructor]
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(value: type_value);
/**
* @desc [accessor] applies a function and returns a new valuewrapper
* @author fenris
*/
pass<type_value_>(function_: (value: type_value) => type_value_): class_valuewrapper<type_value_>;
/**
* @desc [accessor] gives the wrapped value
* @author fenris
*/
extract(): type_value;
}
/**
* @desc shortcut for constructing a valuewrapper-object
* @author fenris
*/
function vw<type_value>(value: type_value): class_valuewrapper<type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function use<type_input, type_output>(input: type_input, function_: (input: type_input) => type_output): type_output;
/**
* @desc just the identity; useful for some callbacks etc.
* @author fenris
*/
function id<type_value>(x: type_value): type_value;
/**
* @desc composes two functions (i.e. returns a function that return the result of the successive execution of both input-functions)
* @param {function} function_f
* @param {function} function_g
* @author fenris
*/
function compose<type_x, type_y, type_z>(function_f: (type_x: any) => type_y, function_g: (type_y: any) => type_z): (value: type_x) => type_z;
/**
* @desc transforms a function with sequential input into a function with leveled input; example: add(2,3) = curryfy(add)(2)(3)
* @param {function} f
* @param {int} n (don't set manually)
* @return {function} the currified version of the in put function
* @author fenris
*/
function curryfy(f: Function, n?: int): Function;
}
declare module lib_call {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_executor<type_result, type_reason> = ((resolve: (result?: type_result) => any, reject?: (reason?: type_reason) => void) => void);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_resolve<type_result, type_reason>(result: type_result): type_executor<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_reject<type_result, type_reason>(reason: type_reason): type_executor<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_transform<type_result_from, type_error_from, type_result_to, type_error_to>(executor: type_executor<type_result_from, type_error_from>, transform_result: (result_from: type_result_from) => type_result_to, transform_reason: (error_from: type_error_from) => type_error_to): type_executor<type_result_to, type_error_to>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_transform_default<type_result_from, type_result_to>(executor: type_executor<type_result_from, Error>, transform_result: (result_from: type_result_from) => type_result_to, wrap_string?: string): type_executor<type_result_to, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_compose_sequential<type_result_first, type_result_second, type_reason>(first: type_executor<type_result_first, type_reason>, second: (result: type_result_first) => type_executor<type_result_second, type_reason>): type_executor<type_result_second, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_chain<type_state, type_error>(state: type_state, executors: Array<(state: type_state) => type_executor<type_state, type_error>>): type_executor<type_state, type_error>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_first<type_result, type_reason>(executors: Array<type_executor<type_result, type_reason>>): type_executor<type_result, Array<type_reason>>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_condense<type_element>(executors: Array<type_executor<type_element, Error>>): type_executor<Array<type_element>, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use condense
*/
function executor_filter<type_element>(executors: Array<type_executor<type_element, Error>>, predicate: (element: type_element) => boolean): type_executor<Array<type_element>, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use condense
*/
function executor_map<type_element1, type_element2>(executors: Array<type_executor<type_element1, Error>>, transformator: (element1: type_element1) => type_element2): type_executor<Array<type_element2>, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use condense
*/
function executor_reduce<type_element, type_result>(executors: Array<type_executor<type_element, Error>>, initial: type_result, accumulator: (result: type_result, element: type_element) => type_result): type_executor<type_result, Error>;
}
declare module lib_call {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_promise<type_result, type_reason> = Promise<type_result>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_reject<type_result, type_reason>(reason: type_reason): type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_resolve<type_result, type_reason>(result: type_result): type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_make<type_result, type_reason>(executor: (resolve: (result?: type_result) => void, reject: (reason?: type_reason) => void) => void): type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_then_close<type_result, type_reason>(promise: type_promise<type_result, type_reason>, resolver: (result: type_result) => void, rejector: (reason: type_reason) => void): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_then_append<type_result, type_reason, type_result_>(promise: type_promise<type_result, type_reason>, resolver: (result: type_result) => type_promise<type_result_, type_reason>, rejector?: (reason: type_reason) => type_promise<type_result_, type_reason>): type_promise<type_result_, type_result>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_all<type_result, type_reason>(promises: Array<type_promise<type_result, type_reason>>): type_promise<Array<type_result>, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_chain<type_result, type_reason>(promises: Array<(input: type_result) => type_promise<type_result, type_reason>>, start?: type_result): type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_condense<type_element, type_reason>(promises: Array<() => type_promise<type_element, type_reason>>): type_promise<Array<type_element>, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_group<type_reason>(promises: {
[name: string]: () => type_promise<any, type_reason>;
}, serial?: boolean): type_promise<{
[name: string]: any;
}, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_wrap<type_result_inner, type_result_outer, type_reason>(promise: type_promise<type_result_inner, type_reason>, transformator_result: (reason: type_result_inner) => type_result_outer, transformator_reason?: (reason: type_reason) => type_reason): Promise<type_result_outer>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_show<type_result, type_reason>(label: string): (result: type_result) => type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_log<type_result, type_reason>(result: type_result): (result: type_result) => type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_attach<type_reason>(state: {
[name: string]: any;
}, promise: type_promise<any, type_reason>, name: string): type_promise<{
[name: string]: any;
}, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_delay<type_result, type_reason>(promise: type_promise<type_result, type_reason>, delay: int): Promise<type_result>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_to_executor<type_result, type_reason>(promise: type_promise<type_result, type_reason>): type_executor<type_result, type_reason>;
}
declare module lib_call {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_initializer_state = int;
const initializer_state_initial: type_initializer_state;
const initializer_state_waiting: type_initializer_state;
const initializer_state_successful: type_initializer_state;
const initializer_state_failed: type_initializer_state;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_initializer<type_result, type_reason> = {
fetcher: () => type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
state?: type_initializer_state;
queue: Array<{
resolve: (result?: type_result) => void;
reject: (reason?: type_reason) => void;
}>;
result?: type_result;
reason?: type_reason;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_make<type_result, type_reason>(fetcher: () => type_promise<type_result, type_reason>): type_initializer<type_result, type_reason>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_reset<type_result, type_reason>(subject: type_initializer<type_result, type_reason>): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_state<type_result, type_reason>(subject: type_initializer<type_result, type_reason>): type_initializer_state;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_get<type_result, type_reason>(subject: type_initializer<type_result, type_reason>): type_promise<type_result, type_reason>;
}
declare module lib_call {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_deferral<type_input, type_output> = {
representation: (input: type_input) => Promise<type_output>;
};
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc activates the deferral and handles its output according to a given procedure
* @param {(value : type_value)=>void} procedure a function which receives the output of the deferral as argument
*/
function deferral_use<type_input, type_output>(deferral: type_deferral<type_input, type_output>, input: type_input, procedure: (output: type_output) => void): void;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc creates a deferral-subject (similar to "new Promise", where "convey" reflects "resolve"/"reject")
*/
function deferral_make<type_input, type_output>(handler: (input: type_input, convey: (output: type_output) => void) => void): type_deferral<type_input, type_output>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc wraps a simple function into a deferral (similar to "Promise.resolve"/"Promise.reject")
*/
function deferral_wrap<type_input, type_output>(function_: (input: type_input) => type_output): type_deferral<type_input, type_output>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_id<type_value>(): type_deferral<type_value, type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_const<type_value>(value: type_value): type_deferral<type_value, type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_delay<type_output>(output: type_output, delay: int): type_deferral<any, type_output>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc connects two deferrals to form a new one; the output of the first is taken as input for the second
* (similar to "Promise.then" when passing a function which returns a new promise)
* @param {type_deferral<type_value1>} first a simple deferral
* @param {(value1 : type_value1)=>type_deferral<type_value2>} second a function depending from a value returning a deferral
*/
function deferral_compose_serial<type_input, type_between, type_output>(first: type_deferral<type_input, type_between>, second: type_deferral<type_between, type_output>): type_deferral<type_input, type_output>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_compose_parallel<type_input, type_output_left, type_output_right>({ "left": deferral_left, "right": deferral_right, }: {
left: type_deferral<type_input, type_output_left>;
right: type_deferral<type_input, type_output_right>;
}): type_deferral<type_input, {
left: type_output_left;
right: type_output_right;
}>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc repeatedly applied serial composition
*/
function deferral_chain<type_value>(members: Array<type_deferral<type_value, type_value>>): type_deferral<type_value, type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
}
declare module lib_call {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_deferral<type_input, type_output> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
private subject;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
private constructor();
/**
* @author fenris
*/
private static _cram;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
private static _tear;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static make<type_input, type_output>(handler: (input: type_input, convey: (value: type_output) => void) => void): class_deferral<type_input, type_output>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
use(input: type_input, procedure: (value: type_output) => void): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
compose_serial<type_output_>(second: class_deferral<type_output, type_output_>): class_deferral<type_input, type_output_>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static chain<type_value>(members: Array<class_deferral<type_value, type_value>>): class_deferral<type_value, type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static wrap<type_input, type_output>(function_: (input: type_input) => type_output): class_deferral<type_input, type_output>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static const_<type_value>(value: type_value): class_deferral<type_value, type_value>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static delay<type_output>(output: type_output, delay: int): class_deferral<any, type_output>;
}
}
declare module lib_call {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function timeout(function_: () => void, delay: int): int;
/**
* @desc a definition for a value being "defined"
* @author neuc
*/
function is_def<type_value>(obj: type_value, null_is_valid?: boolean): boolean;
/**
* @desc returns the value if set and, when a type is specified, if the type is correct, if not return default_value
* @author neuc
*/
function def_val(value: any, default_value: any, type?: string, null_is_valid?: boolean): any;
/**
* @desc just the empty function; useful for some callbacks etc.
* @author fenris
*/
function nothing(): void;
/**
* @desc outputs
* @author fenris
*/
function output(...args: Array<any>): void;
/**
* @desc converts the "arguments"-map into an array
* @param {Object} args
* @author fenris
*/
function args2list(args: any): Array<any>;
/**
* @desc provides the call for an attribute of a class as a regular function
* @param {string} name the name of the attribute
* @return {*}
* @author fenris
*/
function attribute<type_object, type_attribute>(name: string): (object: type_object) => type_attribute;
/**
* @desc provides a method of a class as a regular function
* @param {string} name the name of the method
* @return {function}
* @author fenris
*/
function method<type_object, type_output>(name: string): (object: type_object) => type_output;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_unival = {
kind: string;
data?: any;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function distinguish(unival: type_unival, handlers: {
[kind: string]: (data?: any) => any;
}, fallback?: (unival?: type_unival) => any): any;
}

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/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:call«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
"use strict";
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:call«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_call;
(function (lib_call) {
/**
* @desc hacked class for postfix function application
* @author fenris
*/
class class_valuewrapper {
/**
* @desc [constructor]
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(value) {
this.value = value;
}
/**
* @desc [accessor] applies a function and returns a new valuewrapper
* @author fenris
*/
pass(function_) {
return (new class_valuewrapper(function_(this.value)));
}
/**
* @desc [accessor] gives the wrapped value
* @author fenris
*/
extract() {
return this.value;
}
}
lib_call.class_valuewrapper = class_valuewrapper;
/**
* @desc shortcut for constructing a valuewrapper-object
* @author fenris
*/
function vw(value) {
return (new class_valuewrapper(value));
}
lib_call.vw = vw;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function use(input, function_) {
return function_(input);
}
lib_call.use = use;
/**
* @desc just the identity; useful for some callbacks etc.
* @author fenris
*/
function id(x) {
return x;
}
lib_call.id = id;
/**
* @desc composes two functions (i.e. returns a function that return the result of the successive execution of both input-functions)
* @param {function} function_f
* @param {function} function_g
* @author fenris
*/
function compose(function_f, function_g) {
return (function (x) {
// return function_g(function_f(x));
return function_g(function_f.apply(function_f, lib_call.args2list(arguments)));
});
}
lib_call.compose = compose;
/**
* @desc transforms a function with sequential input into a function with leveled input; example: add(2,3) = curryfy(add)(2)(3)
* @param {function} f
* @param {int} n (don't set manually)
* @return {function} the currified version of the in put function
* @author fenris
*/
function curryfy(f, n = f.length) {
switch (n) {
case 0: {
throw (new Error("[curryfy] impossible"));
// break;
}
case 1: {
return f;
// break;
}
default: {
return (function (x) {
return (curryfy(function () { return f.apply(f, [x].concat(lib_call.args2list(arguments))); }, n - 1));
});
// break;
}
}
}
lib_call.curryfy = curryfy;
})(lib_call || (lib_call = {}));
var lib_call;
(function (lib_call) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_resolve(result) {
return ((resolve, reject) => resolve(result));
}
lib_call.executor_resolve = executor_resolve;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_reject(reason) {
return ((resolve, reject) => reject(reason));
}
lib_call.executor_reject = executor_reject;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_transform(executor, transform_result, transform_reason) {
return ((resolve, reject) => {
executor(result => resolve(transform_result(result)), reason => reject(transform_reason(reason)));
});
}
lib_call.executor_transform = executor_transform;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_transform_default(executor, transform_result, wrap_string = null) {
let transform_reason = (error => ((wrap_string == null) ? error : new class_error(wrap_string, [error])));
return (executor_transform(executor, transform_result, transform_reason));
}
lib_call.executor_transform_default = executor_transform_default;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_compose_sequential(first, second) {
return ((resolve, reject) => {
first(result => {
second(result)(resolve, reject);
}, reason => {
reject(reason);
});
});
}
lib_call.executor_compose_sequential = executor_compose_sequential;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_chain(state, executors) {
return ((resolve, reject) => {
if (executors.length == 0) {
return resolve(state);
}
else {
return executors[0](state)(result => {
executor_chain(result, executors.slice(1))(resolve, reject);
}, reject);
}
});
/*
*/
/*
if (executors.length == 0) {
return executor_resolve<type_state, type_error>(state);
}
else if (executors.length == 1) {
return executors[0](state);
}
else {
return (
executor_chain<type_state, type_error>(
state,
[
state => (resolve, reject) => executors[0](state)(result => executors[1](result)(resolve, reject), reject)
].concat(executors.slice(2))
)
);
}
*/
/*
return (
executors.reduce(
(chain, current) => executor_compose_sequential<type_state, type_state, type_error>(chain, current, deferred),
executor_resolve<type_state, type_error>(state)
)
);
*/
}
lib_call.executor_chain = executor_chain;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_first(executors) {
/*
return (
(resolve, reject) => {
if (executors.length == 0) {
reject(new Error("all failed"));
}
else {
executors[0](
result => {
resolve(result);
},
reason => {
executor_first<type_result, type_reason>(executors.slice(1))(resolve, reject);
}
)
}
}
);
*/
return ((resolve, reject) => {
executor_chain([], executors.map(executor => reasons => (resolve_, reject_) => {
executor(result => reject_(result), reason => resolve_(reasons.concat([reason])));
}))(errors => reject(errors), result => resolve(result));
});
}
lib_call.executor_first = executor_first;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function executor_condense(executors) {
return (executor_chain([], executors.map(executor => result => (resolve, reject) => {
executor(element => resolve(result.concat([element])), reject);
})));
}
lib_call.executor_condense = executor_condense;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use condense
*/
function executor_filter(executors, predicate) {
return (executor_chain([], executors.map(executor => result => (resolve, reject) => {
executor(element => resolve(predicate(element) ? result.concat([element]) : result), reject);
})));
}
lib_call.executor_filter = executor_filter;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use condense
*/
function executor_map(executors, transformator) {
return (executor_chain([], executors.map(executor => result => (resolve, reject) => {
executor(element1 => resolve(result.concat([transformator(element1)])), reject);
})));
}
lib_call.executor_map = executor_map;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use condense
*/
function executor_reduce(executors, initial, accumulator) {
return (executor_chain(initial, executors.map(executor => result => (resolve, reject) => {
executor(element => resolve(accumulator(result, element)), reject);
})));
}
lib_call.executor_reduce = executor_reduce;
})(lib_call || (lib_call = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:call«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_call;
(function (lib_call) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_reject(reason) {
return Promise.reject(reason);
}
lib_call.promise_reject = promise_reject;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_resolve(result) {
return Promise.resolve(result);
}
lib_call.promise_resolve = promise_resolve;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_make(executor) {
return (new Promise(executor));
}
lib_call.promise_make = promise_make;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_then_close(promise, resolver, rejector) {
promise.then(resolver, rejector);
}
lib_call.promise_then_close = promise_then_close;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_then_append(promise, resolver, rejector = null) {
if (rejector == null) {
rejector = (reason) => promise_reject(reason);
}
return (promise.then(resolver, rejector));
}
lib_call.promise_then_append = promise_then_append;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_all(promises) {
return Promise.all(promises);
}
lib_call.promise_all = promise_all;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_chain(promises, start = undefined) {
return (promises.reduce((chain, promise) => promise_then_append(chain, promise), promise_resolve(start)));
}
lib_call.promise_chain = promise_chain;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_condense(promises) {
return (promise_chain(promises.map(promise => result => promise_then_append(promise(), element => promise_resolve(result.concat([element])))), []));
}
lib_call.promise_condense = promise_condense;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_group(promises, serial = false) {
const decorate = function (promise, name) {
return (() => promise_then_append(promise(), value => promise_resolve({ "key": name, "value": value })));
};
const convert = function (array) {
let object = {};
array.forEach(({ "key": key, "value": value }) => { object[key] = value; });
return object;
};
if (serial) {
return (promise_then_append(promise_condense(Object.keys(promises)
.map(name => decorate(promises[name], name))), list => promise_resolve(convert(list))));
}
else {
return (promise_then_append(promise_all(Object.keys(promises)
.map(name => decorate(promises[name], name))
.map(promise => promise())), list => promise_resolve(convert(list))));
}
}
lib_call.promise_group = promise_group;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_wrap(promise, transformator_result, transformator_reason = lib_call.id) {
return (promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
promise_then_close(promise, result => resolve(transformator_result(result)), reason => reject(transformator_reason(reason)));
}));
}
lib_call.promise_wrap = promise_wrap;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_show(label) {
return (result => promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
lib_log.info(label + ": " + instance_show(result));
resolve(result);
}));
}
lib_call.promise_show = promise_show;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_log(result) {
return promise_show("log");
}
lib_call.promise_log = promise_log;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_attach(state, promise, name) {
return (promise_wrap(promise, result => {
state[name] = result;
return state;
}));
}
lib_call.promise_attach = promise_attach;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_delay(promise, delay) {
return promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
lib_call.timeout(() => {
promise_then_close(promise, resolve, reject);
return null;
}, delay);
});
}
lib_call.promise_delay = promise_delay;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function promise_to_executor(promise) {
return ((resolve, reject) => promise.then(resolve, reject));
}
lib_call.promise_to_executor = promise_to_executor;
})(lib_call || (lib_call = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:call«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_call;
(function (lib_call) {
lib_call.initializer_state_initial = 0;
lib_call.initializer_state_waiting = 1;
lib_call.initializer_state_successful = 2;
lib_call.initializer_state_failed = 3;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_make(fetcher) {
let subject = {
"fetcher": fetcher,
"state": lib_call.initializer_state_initial,
"queue": [],
"result": undefined,
"reason": undefined,
};
return subject;
}
lib_call.initializer_make = initializer_make;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_actuate(subject) {
switch (subject.state) {
case lib_call.initializer_state_successful: {
subject.queue.forEach(entry => entry.resolve(subject.result));
break;
}
case lib_call.initializer_state_failed: {
subject.queue.forEach(entry => entry.reject(subject.reason));
break;
}
default: {
let message = `unhandled state ${subject.state}`;
throw (new Error(message));
break;
}
}
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_reset(subject) {
subject.state = lib_call.initializer_state_initial;
subject.queue = [];
}
lib_call.initializer_reset = initializer_reset;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_state(subject) {
return subject.state;
}
lib_call.initializer_state = initializer_state;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_get(subject) {
switch (subject.state) {
case lib_call.initializer_state_initial: {
subject.state = lib_call.initializer_state_waiting;
return (lib_call.promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
subject.queue.push({ "resolve": resolve, "reject": reject });
subject.fetcher().then(result => {
subject.state = lib_call.initializer_state_successful;
subject.result = result;
initializer_actuate(subject);
}, reason => {
subject.state = lib_call.initializer_state_failed;
subject.reason = reason;
initializer_actuate(subject);
});
}));
break;
}
case lib_call.initializer_state_waiting: {
return (lib_call.promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
subject.queue.push({ "resolve": resolve, "reject": reject });
}));
break;
}
case lib_call.initializer_state_successful: {
return (lib_call.promise_resolve(subject.result));
break;
}
case lib_call.initializer_state_failed: {
return (lib_call.promise_reject(subject.reason));
break;
}
default: {
let message = `unhandled state ${subject.state}`;
throw (new Error(message));
break;
}
}
}
lib_call.initializer_get = initializer_get;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_get_sync(subject) {
switch (subject.state) {
case lib_call.initializer_state_successful: {
return subject.result;
break;
}
case lib_call.initializer_state_failed: {
throw subject.reason;
break;
}
default: {
let message = `unhandled state ${subject.state}`;
throw (new Error(message));
break;
}
}
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function initializer_set_sync(subject, result) {
switch (subject.state) {
case lib_call.initializer_state_successful: {
subject.result = result;
break;
}
case lib_call.initializer_state_failed: {
subject.state = lib_call.initializer_state_successful;
subject.result = result;
break;
}
default: {
let message = `unhandled state ${subject.state}`;
throw (new Error(message));
break;
}
}
}
})(lib_call || (lib_call = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:call«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_call;
(function (lib_call) {
/*
The core idea of this library is to provide means for asynchronous program flow. The old-school way to do is,
is to use callbacks. While this approach is simple and easy to understand, it has some disadvantages. As an
attempt to relief and improve this, the promise-system was introduced. In principle it solves most of the
problems found in the callback-approach; however it has some downsides as well:
- Convolution of multiple principles
Promises unite the ideas of asynchronous program flow and error handling.
- Instant execution
Creating a promise results in the instant execution of the given executor prodecure. While this might be
convenient in some cases, it can be quite disturbing and counter-intuitive in others.
- Broken typing
The Promise system doesn't distinguish between an appending "then" (i.e. passing a function, which returns a
new promise) and a closing "then" (i.e. passing a function, which has no return value). On top of that it
allows returning simple values in an appending "then", which results in an implicit call of the executors
"resolve"-function. The price for these "pragmatic" features is that the whole system can't be typed well.
And even though JavaScript is not a strictly typed language, it was a quite questionable decision to design
the promise system in a way, which breaks typing from the start.
The deferral-system forseeks to solve these issues while retaining the advantages of the promise-system.
*/
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc activates the deferral and handles its output according to a given procedure
* @param {(value : type_value)=>void} procedure a function which receives the output of the deferral as argument
*/
function deferral_use(deferral, input, procedure) {
deferral.representation(input).then(value => {
procedure(value);
}, reason => {
throw reason;
});
}
lib_call.deferral_use = deferral_use;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc creates a deferral-subject (similar to "new Promise", where "convey" reflects "resolve"/"reject")
*/
function deferral_make(handler) {
return ({
"representation": ((input) => (new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
handler(input, resolve);
})))
});
}
lib_call.deferral_make = deferral_make;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc wraps a simple function into a deferral (similar to "Promise.resolve"/"Promise.reject")
*/
function deferral_wrap(function_) {
return (deferral_make((input, convey) => convey(function_(input))));
}
lib_call.deferral_wrap = deferral_wrap;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_id() {
return (deferral_make((input, convey) => convey(input)));
}
lib_call.deferral_id = deferral_id;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_const(value) {
return (deferral_make((input, convey) => convey(value)));
}
lib_call.deferral_const = deferral_const;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_delay(output, delay) {
return (deferral_make((input, convey) => {
setTimeout(() => convey(output), delay);
}));
}
lib_call.deferral_delay = deferral_delay;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc connects two deferrals to form a new one; the output of the first is taken as input for the second
* (similar to "Promise.then" when passing a function which returns a new promise)
* @param {type_deferral<type_value1>} first a simple deferral
* @param {(value1 : type_value1)=>type_deferral<type_value2>} second a function depending from a value returning a deferral
*/
function deferral_compose_serial(first, second) {
return {
"representation": ((input) => first.representation(input).then((between) => second.representation(between)))
};
}
lib_call.deferral_compose_serial = deferral_compose_serial;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function deferral_compose_parallel({ "left": deferral_left, "right": deferral_right, }) {
return (deferral_make((input, convey) => {
let object = {
"left": lib_maybe.make_nothing(),
"right": lib_maybe.make_nothing(),
};
let finish = function () {
if (lib_maybe.is_just(object.left)
&&
lib_maybe.is_just(object.right)) {
let result = {
"left": lib_maybe.cull(object.left),
"right": lib_maybe.cull(object.right),
};
convey(result);
}
else {
// do nothing
}
};
deferral_use(deferral_left, input, output_left => {
object.left = lib_maybe.make_just(output_left);
finish();
});
deferral_use(deferral_right, input, output_right => {
object.right = lib_maybe.make_just(output_right);
finish();
});
}));
}
lib_call.deferral_compose_parallel = deferral_compose_parallel;
/**
* @author fenris
* @desc repeatedly applied serial composition
*/
function deferral_chain(members) {
return (members.reduce(
// (result, current) => deferral_compose_serial<type_value, type_value, type_value>(result, current),
deferral_compose_serial, deferral_id()));
}
lib_call.deferral_chain = deferral_chain;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
/*
export function deferral_bunch<type_input, type_output>(
members : {[name : string] : type_deferral<type_input, type_output>}
) : type_deferral<type_input, {[name : string] : type_output}> {
}
*/
})(lib_call || (lib_call = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:call«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_call;
(function (lib_call) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_deferral {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(subject) {
this.subject = subject;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static _cram(subject) {
return (new class_deferral(subject));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static _tear(instance) {
return instance.subject;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static make(handler) {
return (class_deferral._cram(lib_call.deferral_make(handler)));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
use(input, procedure) {
return (lib_call.deferral_use(class_deferral._tear(this), input, procedure));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
compose_serial(second) {
return (class_deferral._cram(lib_call.deferral_compose_serial(class_deferral._tear(this), class_deferral._tear(second))));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static chain(members) {
return (class_deferral._cram(lib_call.deferral_chain(members.map(member => class_deferral._tear(member)))));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static wrap(function_) {
return (class_deferral._cram(lib_call.deferral_wrap(function_)));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static const_(value) {
return (class_deferral._cram(lib_call.deferral_const(value)));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static delay(output, delay) {
return (class_deferral._cram(lib_call.deferral_delay(output, delay)));
}
}
lib_call.class_deferral = class_deferral;
})(lib_call || (lib_call = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:call«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:call« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:call« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:call«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_call;
(function (lib_call) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function timeout(function_, delay) {
return (
/*window.*/ setTimeout(function_, delay));
}
lib_call.timeout = timeout;
/**
* @desc a definition for a value being "defined"
* @author neuc
*/
function is_def(obj, null_is_valid = false) {
return (!((typeof (obj) === "undefined")
||
(!null_is_valid && (obj === null))));
}
lib_call.is_def = is_def;
/**
* @desc returns the value if set and, when a type is specified, if the type is correct, if not return default_value
* @author neuc
*/
function def_val(value, default_value, type = null, null_is_valid = false) {
if (is_def(value, null_is_valid)
&&
(is_def(type)
? ((typeof value === type)
||
((value === null)
&&
null_is_valid))
: true)) {
return value;
}
else {
return default_value;
}
}
lib_call.def_val = def_val;
;
/**
* @desc just the empty function; useful for some callbacks etc.
* @author fenris
*/
function nothing() {
}
lib_call.nothing = nothing;
/**
* @desc outputs
* @author fenris
*/
function output(...args) {
lib_log.info.apply(lib_log, args);
}
lib_call.output = output;
/**
* @desc converts the "arguments"-map into an array
* @param {Object} args
* @author fenris
*/
function args2list(args) {
return Object.keys(args).map(key => args[key]);
}
lib_call.args2list = args2list;
/**
* @desc provides the call for an attribute of a class as a regular function
* @param {string} name the name of the attribute
* @return {*}
* @author fenris
*/
function attribute(name) {
return ((object) => object[name]);
}
lib_call.attribute = attribute;
/**
* @desc provides a method of a class as a regular function
* @param {string} name the name of the method
* @return {function}
* @author fenris
*/
function method(name) {
return (function (object) { return object[name].apply(object, args2list(arguments).slice(1)); });
}
lib_call.method = method;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function distinguish(unival, handlers, fallback = null) {
if (unival.kind in handlers) {
let handler = handlers[unival.kind];
return handler(unival.data);
}
else {
let message = ("unhandled kind '" + unival.kind + "'");
if (fallback !== null) {
console.warn(message);
return fallback(unival);
}
else {
throw (new Error(message));
}
}
}
lib_call.distinguish = distinguish;
})(lib_call || (lib_call = {}));

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declare module lib_file {
/**
* @author fenris,maspr
* @todo clear up if http(s)-handling belongs here or not ...
*/
function read_promise(path: string): lib_call.type_promise<string, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function write_promise(path: string, content: string): lib_call.type_promise<void, Error>;
}
declare module lib_file {
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function read_json_promise(path: string): lib_call.type_promise<any, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function write_json_promise(path: string, data: any): lib_call.type_promise<void, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function read_executor(path: string): lib_call.type_executor<string, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function write_executor(path: string, content: string): lib_call.type_executor<void, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function read_json_executor(path: string): lib_call.type_executor<any, Error>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function write_json_executor(path: string, data: any): lib_call.type_executor<void, Error>;
/**
* @desc reads a file
* @author fenris
* @todo replace with promise version
*/
function read(path: string): lib_call.type_executor<string, Error>;
/**
* @desc writes a file
* @author fenris
* @todo replace with promise version
*/
function write(path: string, content: string): lib_call.type_executor<void, Error>;
/**
* @desc reads a json file
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function read_json(path: string): lib_call.type_executor<any, Error>;
/**
* @desc writes a json file
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function write_json(path: string, data: any): lib_call.type_executor<void, Error>;
}

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/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:file«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:file« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:file« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:file«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_file;
(function (lib_file) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function read_regular_promise(path) {
const nm_fs = require("fs");
return (lib_call.promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
nm_fs.readFile(path, {
"encoding": "utf8",
"flag": "r",
}, (error, content) => {
if (error == null) {
resolve(content);
}
else {
reject(error);
}
});
}));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function read_http_promise(path) {
return (lib_call.promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
const nm_url = require("url");
const parsed_url = nm_url.parse(path, false, true);
const client = ((parsed_url.protocol === "https:")
? require("https")
: require("http"));
const default_port = ((parsed_url.protocol == "https:")
? 443
: 80);
const options = {
"hostname": parsed_url.hostname,
"port": (parsed_url.port || default_port),
"path": parsed_url.path,
"method": "GET"
};
let req = client.request(options, (res) => {
let data = ""; // @todo
res.on("data", (chunk) => {
data += chunk;
});
res.on("end", () => {
resolve(data);
});
});
req.end();
req.on("error", (error) => {
reject(error);
});
}));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function write_regular_promise(path, content) {
const nm_fs = require("fs");
return (lib_call.promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
nm_fs.writeFile(path, content, {
"encoding": "utf8",
"flag": "w",
}, (error) => {
if (error == null) {
resolve(undefined);
}
else {
reject(error);
}
});
}));
}
/**
* @author maspr,fenris
*/
function determine_handler(path) {
if (new RegExp("^https?:\/\/").test(path)) {
return "http";
}
else {
return "file";
}
}
/**
* @author fenris,maspr
* @todo clear up if http(s)-handling belongs here or not ...
*/
function read_promise(path) {
switch (determine_handler(path)) {
case "file": {
return read_regular_promise(path);
break;
}
case "http": {
return read_http_promise(path);
break;
}
default: {
const message = "unhandled protocol";
return lib_call.promise_reject(new Error(message));
break;
}
}
}
lib_file.read_promise = read_promise;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function write_promise(path, content) {
return write_regular_promise(path, content);
}
lib_file.write_promise = write_promise;
})(lib_file || (lib_file = {}));
/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:file«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:file« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:file« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:file«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_file;
(function (lib_file) {
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function read_json_promise(path) {
return (lib_call.promise_resolve(undefined)
.then(_ => lib_file.read_promise(path))
.then(content => lib_call.promise_make((resolve, reject) => {
let error;
let data;
try {
data = JSON.parse(content);
error = null;
}
catch (exception) {
let message = `invalid json '${path}'`;
error = new class_error(message, [exception]);
}
if (error == null) {
resolve(data);
}
else {
reject(error);
}
})));
}
lib_file.read_json_promise = read_json_promise;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function write_json_promise(path, data) {
return lib_file.write_promise(path, JSON.stringify(data, undefined, "\t"));
}
lib_file.write_json_promise = write_json_promise;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function read_executor(path) {
return lib_call.promise_to_executor(lib_file.read_promise(path));
}
lib_file.read_executor = read_executor;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function write_executor(path, content) {
return lib_call.promise_to_executor(lib_file.write_promise(path, content));
}
lib_file.write_executor = write_executor;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function read_json_executor(path) {
return lib_call.promise_to_executor(read_json_promise(path));
}
lib_file.read_json_executor = read_json_executor;
/**
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
* @deprecated use promises instead of executors
*/
function write_json_executor(path, data) {
return lib_call.promise_to_executor(write_json_promise(path, data));
}
lib_file.write_json_executor = write_json_executor;
/**
* @desc reads a file
* @author fenris
* @todo replace with promise version
*/
function read(path) {
return read_executor(path);
}
lib_file.read = read;
/**
* @desc writes a file
* @author fenris
* @todo replace with promise version
*/
function write(path, content) {
return write_executor(path, content);
}
lib_file.write = write;
/**
* @desc reads a json file
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function read_json(path) {
return read_json_executor(path);
}
lib_file.read_json = read_json;
/**
* @desc writes a json file
* @author fenris
* @deprecated lib_file shouldn't care for code stuff; use a combination of lib_file and lib_code instead
*/
function write_json(path, data) {
return write_json_executor(path, data);
}
lib_file.write_json = write_json;
})(lib_file || (lib_file = {}));

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declare module lib_log {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type int = number;
function level_push(level: int): void;
function level_pop(): void;
function indent_push(indent: int): void;
function indent_pop(): void;
function indent_inc(): void;
function indent_dec(): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function write({ "message": message, "type": type, "prefix": prefix, "level": level, "indent": indent, }: {
message?: string;
type?: string;
prefix?: string;
level?: int;
indent?: int;
}): void;
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type char = string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_terminal_default = {
id: string;
data?: Object;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function find<type_x, type_y>(word: Array<type_x>, part: Array<type_y>, equality: (x: type_x, y: type_y) => boolean, /*= instance_collate*/ right_to_left?: boolean): int;
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
equals(symbol: interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>): boolean;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
toString(): string;
}
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_symbol_terminal<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> implements interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected terminal: type_terminal;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected equality_terminal: (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean;
/**
* @desc [constructor]
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(terminal: type_terminal, equality_terminal?: (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
terminal_get(): type_terminal;
/**
* @override
* @author fenris
*/
equals(symbol: interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>): boolean;
/**
* @override
* @author fenris
*/
toString(): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static tree_generic<type_terminal, type_variable>(terminal: type_terminal): class_symbol_terminal<type_terminal, type_variable, type_tree<type_terminal>>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static tree_default(terminal: type_terminal_default): class_symbol_terminal<type_terminal_default, string, type_tree<type_terminal_default>>;
}
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_symbol_variable<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> implements interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected variable: type_variable;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected meaning: type_meaning;
/**
* @desc [constructor]
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(variable: type_variable, meaning?: type_meaning);
/**
* @desc [accessor] [getter]
* @author fenris
*/
variable_get(): type_variable;
/**
* @desc [accessor] [getter]
* @author fenris
*/
meaning_get(): type_meaning;
/**
* @override
* @author fenris
*/
equals(symbol: interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>): boolean;
/**
* @override
* @author fenris
*/
toString(): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static tree_generic<type_terminal, type_variable>(variable: type_variable): class_symbol_variable<type_terminal, type_variable, type_tree<type_terminal>>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static tree_default(variable: string): class_symbol_variable<type_terminal_default, string, type_tree<type_terminal_default>>;
}
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_lexer<type_character, type_terminal> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
run(input: Array<type_character>): Array<type_terminal>;
}
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_token<type_character, type_terminal> = {
sequence: Array<type_character>;
terminal: class_maybe<type_terminal>;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal> = {
search: (part: Array<type_character>) => {
found: boolean;
data?: {
position?: int;
length?: int;
};
};
construct: (part: Array<type_character>) => Array<type_terminal>;
observer: lib_observer.type_observer;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_make<type_character, type_terminal>(search: (part: Array<type_character>) => {
found: boolean;
data?: {
position?: int;
length?: int;
};
}, construct: (part: Array<type_character>) => Array<type_terminal>): type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
* @todo schön machen? is aber vermutlich gar nicht möglich :/
*/
function lexerrule_show<type_character, type_terminal>(rule: type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>): string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_apply<type_character, type_terminal>(rule: type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>, tokens: Array<type_token<type_character, type_terminal>>): Array<type_token<type_character, type_terminal>>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pass<type_character>(): type_lexerrule<type_character, type_character>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pattern_generic(rule_raw: {
pattern: string;
construct: (part: Array<char>) => Array<type_terminal_default>;
}): type_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pattern_ignore(pattern: string): type_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pattern_void(pattern: string, id: string): type_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pattern_boolean(pattern: string, id: string, value: boolean): type_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pattern_int(pattern: string, id: string): type_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pattern_float(pattern: string, id: string): type_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexerrule_pattern_string(pattern: string, id: string): type_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
* @todo warn on prefix-detection
* @todo after rule application don't start from the beginning but from the last position
*/
type type_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_terminal> = {
rules: Array<type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>>;
observer: lib_observer.type_observer;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexer_dumb_make<type_character, type_terminal>(rules: Array<type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>>): type_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexer_dumb_run<type_character, type_terminal>(subject: type_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_terminal>, input: Array<type_character>, configuration?: {
use_reduce?: boolean;
}): Array<type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function lexer_dumb_pass<type_character>(): type_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_character>;
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected subject: type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(subject: type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static construct<type_character, type_terminal>({ "search": search, "construct": construct, }: {
search: (part: Array<type_character>) => {
found: boolean;
data?: {
position?: int;
length?: int;
};
};
construct: (part: Array<type_character>) => Array<type_terminal>;
}): class_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
subject_get(): type_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
search(part: Array<type_character>): {
found: boolean;
data?: {
position?: int;
length?: int;
};
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
construct(part: Array<type_character>): Array<type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pass<type_character>(): class_lexerrule<type_character, type_character>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pattern_generic(rule_raw: {
pattern: string;
construct: (part: Array<char>) => Array<type_terminal_default>;
}): class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pattern_ignore(pattern: string): class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pattern_void(pattern: string, id: string): class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pattern_boolean(pattern: string, id: string, value: boolean): class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pattern_int(pattern: string, id: string): class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pattern_float(pattern: string, id: string): class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pattern_string(pattern: string, id: string): class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_terminal> implements interface_lexer<type_character, type_terminal> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected subject: type_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(subject: type_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_terminal>);
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static construct<type_character, type_terminal>(rules: Array<class_lexerrule<type_character, type_terminal>>): class_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
run(input: Array<type_character>): Array<type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static pass<type_character>(): class_lexer_dumb<type_character, type_character>;
}
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
interface interface_parser<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
run(input: Array<type_terminal>): type_meaning;
}
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_tree<type_terminal> = {
label?: string;
value: Array<type_terminal>;
children: Array<type_tree<type_terminal>>;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> = {
premise: type_variable;
conclusion: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>;
construct: (args: Array<type_meaning>, terminals: Array<type_terminal>) => type_meaning;
right_to_left: boolean;
};
/**
* @desc [constructor]
* @author fenris
*/
function parserrule_make<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>({ "premise": premise, "conclusion": conclusion, "construct": construct, "right_to_left": right_to_left, }: {
premise: type_variable;
conclusion: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>;
construct: (args: Array<type_meaning>, terminals: Array<type_terminal>) => type_meaning;
right_to_left?: boolean;
}): {
"premise": type_variable;
"conclusion": interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>[];
"construct": (args: type_meaning[], terminals: type_terminal[]) => type_meaning;
"right_to_left": boolean;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function parserrule_check<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>(parserrule: type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>, sequence: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>): int;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function parserrule_construct<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>(parserrule: type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>, args: Array<type_meaning>, terminals: Array<type_terminal>): type_meaning;
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
* @todo fatal error on empty conclusion
*/
type type_parser_dumb<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> = {
start: type_variable;
rules: Array<type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>;
equality_terminal: (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean;
observer: lib_observer.type_observer;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function parser_dumb_make<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>(start: type_variable, rules: Array<type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>, equality_terminal?: (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean): {
"start": type_variable;
"rules": type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>[];
"equality_terminal": (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean;
"observer": lib_observer.type_observer;
};
/**
* @override
* @author fenris
*/
function parser_dumb_run<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>(parser_dumb: type_parser_dumb<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>, input: Array<type_terminal>): type_meaning;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function parser_dumb_tree<type_terminal, type_variable>(start: type_variable, rules_raw: Array<{
premise: type_variable;
conclusion: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_tree<type_terminal>>>;
label?: string;
right_to_left?: boolean;
}>, equality_terminal?: (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean): type_parser_dumb<type_terminal, type_variable, type_tree<type_terminal>>;
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected subject: type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>;
/**
* @desc [constructor]
* @author fenris
*/
private constructor();
/**
* @desc [constructor]
* @author fenris
*/
static construct<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>({ "premise": premise, "conclusion": conclusion, "construct": construct, "right_to_left": right_to_left, }: {
premise: type_variable;
conclusion: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>;
construct: (args: Array<type_meaning>, terminals: Array<type_terminal>) => type_meaning;
right_to_left?: boolean;
}): class_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>;
/**
* @desc [accessor] [getter]
* @author fenris
*/
subject_get(): type_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>;
/**
* @desc [accessor] [getter]
* @author fenris
*/
premise_get(): type_variable;
/**
* @desc [accessor] [getter]
* @author fenris
*/
conclusion_get(): Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>;
/**
* @desc [accessor]
* @author fenris
*/
check(sequence: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>): int;
/**
* @desc [accessor]
* @author fenris
*/
construct(args: Array<type_meaning>, terminals: Array<type_terminal>): type_meaning;
}
/**
* @author fenris
* @todo fatal error on empty conclusion
*/
class class_parser_dumb<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> implements interface_parser<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected subject: type_parser_dumb<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
private constructor();
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static construct<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>(start: type_variable, rules: Array<class_parserrule<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>>, equality_terminal?: (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean): class_parser_dumb<type_terminal, type_variable, type_meaning>;
/**
* @override
* @author fenris
*/
run(input: Array<type_terminal>): type_meaning;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static tree<type_terminal, type_variable>(start: type_variable, rules_raw: Array<{
premise: type_variable;
conclusion: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal, type_variable, type_tree<type_terminal>>>;
label?: string;
right_to_left?: boolean;
}>, equality_terminal?: (x: type_terminal, y: type_terminal) => boolean): class_parser_dumb<type_terminal, type_variable, type_tree<type_terminal>>;
}
}
declare module lib_lang {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
class class_reader<type_character, type_terminal, type_variable, type_result> {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected lexer: interface_lexer<type_character, type_terminal>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
protected parser: interface_parser<type_terminal, type_variable, type_result>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
constructor(lexer: interface_lexer<type_character, type_terminal>, parser: interface_parser<type_terminal, type_variable, type_result>);
/**
* @desc [accessor] yes, it's really just lexing and parsing
* @author fenris
*/
run(input: Array<type_character>): type_result;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static default({ "lexer_rules": lexer_rules, "parser_start": parser_start, "parser_rules": parser_rules, }: {
lexer_rules: Array<class_lexerrule<char, type_terminal_default>>;
parser_start: string;
parser_rules: Array<{
premise: string;
conclusion: Array<interface_symbol<type_terminal_default, string, type_tree<type_terminal_default>>>;
label?: string;
right_to_left?: boolean;
}>;
}): class_reader<char, type_terminal_default, string, type_tree<type_terminal_default>>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
static default_raw({ "lexer_rules": lexer_rules, "parser_start": parser_start, "parser_rules": parser_rules, }: {
lexer_rules: Array<{
type: string;
parameters?: Object;
}>;
parser_start: string;
parser_rules: Array<{
premise: string;
conclusion: Array<{
type: string;
parameters?: Object;
}>;
label?: string;
right_to_left?: boolean;
}>;
}): class_reader<char, type_terminal_default, string, type_tree<type_terminal_default>>;
}
}

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declare module lib_observer {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_eventname = string;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_data = any;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_action = (data: type_data) => void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_observer = {
actions: {
[eventname: string]: Array<type_action>;
};
force_registration: boolean;
no_attendants_warn_do: boolean;
no_attendants_warn_action: (eventname: type_eventname) => void;
};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function make({ "force_registration": force_registration, "no_attendants_warn_do": no_attendants_warn_do, "no_attendants_warn_action": no_attendants_warn_action, }?: {
force_registration?: boolean;
no_attendants_warn_do?: boolean;
no_attendants_warn_action?: (eventname: type_eventname) => void;
}): type_observer;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function register(observer: type_observer, eventname: type_eventname): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function attend(observer: type_observer, eventname: type_eventname, action: type_action): void;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function notify(observer: type_observer, eventname: type_eventname, data: type_data): void;
}

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/*
This file is part of »bacterio-plankton:observer«.
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»bacterio-plankton:observer« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»bacterio-plankton:observer« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »bacterio-plankton:observer«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
var lib_observer;
(function (lib_observer) {
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function make(_a) {
var _b = _a === void 0 ? {} : _a, _c = _b["force_registration"], force_registration = _c === void 0 ? false : _c, _d = _b["no_attendants_warn_do"], no_attendants_warn_do = _d === void 0 ? false : _d, _e = _b["no_attendants_warn_action"], no_attendants_warn_action = _e === void 0 ? (function (eventname) { return console.warn("no attendants for event '" + eventname + "'"); }) : _e;
return {
"actions": {},
"force_registration": force_registration,
"no_attendants_warn_do": no_attendants_warn_do,
"no_attendants_warn_action": no_attendants_warn_action,
};
}
lib_observer.make = make;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function present(observer, eventname) {
return (observer.actions.hasOwnProperty(eventname));
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function register(observer, eventname) {
if (!present(observer, eventname)) {
observer.actions[eventname] = [];
}
else {
// do nothing
// warn that it is already registered?
}
}
lib_observer.register = register;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function attend(observer, eventname, action) {
if (!present(observer, eventname)) {
if (observer.force_registration) {
throw (new Error("no event '" + eventname + "'"));
}
else {
register(observer, eventname);
}
}
else {
// do nothing
}
observer.actions[eventname].push(action);
}
lib_observer.attend = attend;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function notify(observer, eventname, data) {
if (!present(observer, eventname)) {
if (observer.force_registration) {
throw (new Error("no event '" + eventname + "'"));
}
else {
register(observer, eventname);
}
}
else {
if (observer.no_attendants_warn_do) {
if (observer.actions[eventname].length <= 0) {
observer.no_attendants_warn_action(eventname);
}
else {
// do nothing
}
}
else {
// do nothing
}
observer.actions[eventname]
.forEach(function (action) {
action(data);
});
}
}
lib_observer.notify = notify;
})(lib_observer || (lib_observer = {}));

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{
"logic-decl": [
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./call/logic-decl.d.ts",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./file/logic-decl.d.ts",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./lang/logic-decl.d.ts",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./observer/logic-decl.d.ts",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./base/logic-decl.d.ts"
],
"logic-impl": [
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./call/logic-impl.js",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./file/logic-impl.js",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./lang/logic-impl.js",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./observer/logic-impl.js",
"/home/fenris/projekte/greenscale/type2/lib/plankton/./base/logic-impl.js"
]
}

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#!/usr/bin/env sh
modules=""
modules="${modules} call"
modules="${modules} file"
modules="${modules} lang"
ptk fetch node ${modules}

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/*
This file is part of »type2«.
///<reference path="../../plankton/base/build/logic-decl.d.ts"/>
///<reference path="../../plankton/call/build/logic-decl.d.ts"/>
///<reference path="../../plankton/lang/build/logic-decl.d.ts"/>
Copyright 2016-2018 'Christian Fraß, Christian Neubauer, Martin Springwald GbR'
<info@greenscale.de>
»type2« is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
»type2« is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with »type2«. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
const _fs = require("fs");
/**
* @author fenris
*/
type type_myreader = lib_lang.class_reader<char, lib_lang.type_terminal_default, string, lib_lang.type_tree<lib_lang.type_terminal_default>>;
type type_parameters = {path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
var generate_reader : (path : string)=>lib_call.type_promise<type_myreader, Error> =
path => lib_call.promise_resolve(path)
.then<Buffer, Error>
(
path => lib_call.promise_make<Buffer, Error>
(
(resolve, reject) =>
{
let _fs = require("fs");
_fs.readFile
(
path,
{
"encoding": "utf8",
"flag": "r",
},
(error, buffer) =>
{
if (error == null)
{
resolve(buffer);
}
else
{
reject(error);
}
}
)
;
}
)
)
.then<any, Error>
(
buffer => lib_call.promise_make<any, Error>
(
(resolve, reject) =>
{
resolve(JSON.parse(buffer.toString()));
}
)
)
.then<type_myreader, Error>
(
data => lib_call.promise_make<type_myreader, Error>
(
(resolve, reject) =>
{
resolve(lib_lang.class_reader.default_raw(data));
}
)
)
;
type type_foo_1 = {parameters : type_parameters; reader : type_myreader;};
/**
* @author fenris
*/
var transform_arguments : (args : Array<string>)=>lib_call.type_promise<{path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}, Error> =
args => lib_call.promise_resolve<{path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}, Error>({})
.then<{path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}/*, Error*/>
(
parameters => lib_call.promise_make<{path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}, Error>
(
(resolve, reject) =>
{
let path : string;
path = ((args.length >= 1) ? args.shift() : null);
if (path == null)
{
reject(new Error("no path specified"));
}
else
{
resolve({"path": path, "input": parameters.input});
}
}
)
)
.then<{path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}/*, Error*/>
(
parameters => lib_call.promise_make<{path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}, Error>
(
(resolve, reject) =>
{
let input : Array<char>;
let input_raw : string = args.join(" ");
if (input_raw == "")
{
reject(new Error("no input given"));
}
else
{
input = input_raw.split("");
resolve({"path": parameters.path, "input": input});
}
}
)
)
;
type type_foo_2 = lib_lang.type_tree<lib_lang.type_terminal_default>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
var main : (args : Array<string>)=>lib_call.type_promise<void, Error> =
args => lib_call.promise_resolve<void, Error>(undefined)
.then<{path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}/*, Error*/>
(
_ => transform_arguments(args)
type type_myreader = lib_lang.class_reader<char, lib_lang.type_terminal_default, string, type_foo_2>;
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function generate_reader(
path : string
) : lib_call.type_promise<type_myreader, Error>
{
return (
lib_call.promise_resolve<void, Error>(undefined)
.then<string/*, Error*/>(
() => lib_file.read_promise(path)
)
.then<any/*, Error*/>(
(content) => lib_call.promise_resolve<any, Error>(
JSON.parse(content)
)
.then<{parameters : {path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}; reader : type_myreader;}/*, Error*/>
(
parameters => generate_reader(parameters.path)
.then<{parameters : {path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}; reader : type_myreader;}, Error>
(
reader => lib_call.promise_make<{parameters : {path ?: string; input ?: Array<char>;}; reader : type_myreader;}, Error>
(
(resolve_, reject_) =>
{
resolve_({"parameters": parameters, "reader": reader});
}
)
)
)
.then<type_myreader/*, Error*/>(
(data) => lib_call.promise_resolve<type_myreader, Error>(
lib_lang.class_reader.default_raw(data)
)
.then<lib_lang.type_tree<lib_lang.type_terminal_default>/*, Error*/>
(
vars => lib_call.promise_make<lib_lang.type_tree<lib_lang.type_terminal_default>, Error>
(
(resolve, reject) =>
{
lib_log.level_push(1);
let result : lib_lang.type_tree<lib_lang.type_terminal_default> = vars.reader.run(vars.parameters.input);
lib_log.level_pop();
if (result == null)
{
reject(new Error("didn't work"));
}
else
{
resolve(result);
}
)
);
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function transform_arguments(
args : Array<string>
) : type_parameters
{
let parameters : type_parameters = {};
// path
{
const path : string = (
(args.length >= 1)
? args.shift()
: null
);
if (path == null) {
throw (new Error("no path specified"))
}
else {
parameters["path"] = path;
}
}
// input
{
let input : Array<char>;
const input_raw : string = args.join(" ");
if (input_raw == "") {
throw (new Error("no input given"));
}
else {
input = input_raw.split("");
parameters["input"] = input;
}
}
return parameters;
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
function main(
args : Array<string>
) : lib_call.type_promise<void, Error>
{
return (
lib_call.promise_resolve<void, Error>(undefined)
.then<string/*, Error*/>(
() => lib_call.promise_make<string, Error>(
(resolve, reject) => {
// TODO: outsource reading from stdin to a plankton module
let input_raw : string = "";
process.stdin.setEncoding(
"utf8"
);
process.stdin.on(
"readable",
() => {
let chunk : string;
while ((chunk = process.stdin.read()) !== null) {
input_raw += chunk;
}
)
}
);
process.stdin.on(
"end",
() => {
resolve(input_raw);
}
);
}
)
.then<void/*, Error*/>
(
result => lib_call.promise_make<void, Error>
(
(resolve, reject) =>
{
console.info(JSON.stringify(result, undefined, "\t"));
resolve(undefined);
}
)
)
.then<type_parameters/*, Error*/>(
(input_raw) => lib_call.promise_resolve<type_parameters, Error>(
transform_arguments([args[0], input_raw])
)
;
)
.then<type_foo_1/*, Error*/>(
(parameters) => (
generate_reader(parameters.path)
.then<type_foo_1/*, Error*/>(
(reader) => lib_call.promise_resolve<type_foo_1, Error>(
{
"parameters": parameters,
"reader": reader,
}
)
)
)
)
.then<type_foo_2/*, Error*/>(
(vars) => {
lib_log.level_push(1);
const result : type_foo_2 = vars.reader.run(vars.parameters.input);
lib_log.level_pop();
if (result == null) {
return lib_call.promise_reject<type_foo_2, Error>(new Error("didn't work"));
}
else {
return lib_call.promise_resolve<type_foo_2, Error>(result);
}
}
)
.then<void/*, Error*/>(
(result) => {
console.info(JSON.stringify(result, undefined, "\t"));
return lib_call.promise_resolve<void, Error>(undefined);
}
)
);
}
/**
* @author fenris
*/
main(process.argv.slice(2))
.then
(
output =>
{
// console.info("--", "done:", output);
}
,
error =>
{
console.error("--", "failed:", error);
}
)
;
.then(
(output) => {
// console.info("--", "done:", output);
},
(error) => {
console.error("--", "failed:", error);
}
);

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{
"name": "type2",
"version": "0.0.1",
"version": "0.1.0",
"dependencies": [
"../plankton/lang/lang.prj.json"
],
"roottask": {
"name": "link",
"type": "schwamm",
"parameters": {
"includes": [
"build/type2.swm.json"
"temp/type2.swm.json"
],
"output": {
"dump": {
"logic-impl": "build/type2.js"
}
}
},
"sub": [
@ -23,18 +19,17 @@
"type": "schwamm",
"parameters": {
"includes": [
"../plankton/lang/build/lang.swm.json"
"lib/plankton/plankton.swm.json"
],
"inputs": {
"logic-decl": [
"temp/unlinked-logic-decl.d.ts"
],
"logic-impl": [
"temp/unlinked-logic-impl.js"
"temp/unlinked.js"
]
},
"output": {
"save": "build/type2.swm.json"
"dump": {
"logic-impl": "build/type2.js"
}
}
},
"sub": [
@ -44,12 +39,15 @@
"parameters": {
"target": "ES6",
"allowUnreachableCode": true,
"input_from_schwamm": {
"path": "lib/plankton/plankton.swm.json",
"group": "logic-decl"
},
"inputs": [
"source/base.ts",
"source/type2.ts"
],
"declaration": "temp/unlinked-logic-decl.d.ts",
"output": "temp/unlinked-logic-impl.js"
"output": "temp/unlinked.js"
}
}
]