gristlabs_grist-core/app/plugin/grist-plugin-api.ts

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// Provide a way to access grist for iframe, web worker (which runs the main safeBrowser script) and
// unsafeNode. WebView should work the same way as iframe, grist is exposed just the same way and
// necessary api is exposed using preload script. Here we bootstrap from channel capabilities to key
// parts of the grist API.
// For iframe (and webview):
// user will add '<script src="/grist-api.js"></script>' and get a window.grist
// For web worker:
// use will add `self.importScripts('/grist-api.js');`
// For node, user will do something like:
// const {grist} = require('grist-api');
// grist.registerFunction();
// In TypeScript:
// import {grist} from 'grist-api';
// grist.registerFunction();
// tslint:disable:no-console
import { ColumnsToMap, CustomSectionAPI, InteractionOptions, InteractionOptionsRequest,
WidgetColumnMap } from './CustomSectionAPI';
import { AccessTokenOptions, AccessTokenResult, GristAPI, GristDocAPI,
GristView, RPC_GRISTAPI_INTERFACE } from './GristAPI';
import { RowRecord } from './GristData';
import { ImportSource, ImportSourceAPI, InternalImportSourceAPI } from './InternalImportSourceAPI';
import { decodeObject, mapValues } from './objtypes';
import { RenderOptions, RenderTarget } from './RenderOptions';
import { TableOperations } from './TableOperations';
import { TableOperationsImpl } from './TableOperationsImpl';
import { checkers } from './TypeCheckers';
import { WidgetAPI } from './WidgetAPI';
export * from './TypeCheckers';
export * from './FileParserAPI';
export * from './GristAPI';
export * from './GristData';
export * from './GristTable';
export * from './ImportSourceAPI';
export * from './StorageAPI';
export * from './RenderOptions';
export * from './WidgetAPI';
export * from './CustomSectionAPI';
import {IRpcLogger, Rpc} from 'grain-rpc';
import isEqual from 'lodash/isEqual';
export const rpc: Rpc = new Rpc({logger: createRpcLogger()});
export const api = rpc.getStub<GristAPI>(RPC_GRISTAPI_INTERFACE, checkers.GristAPI);
export const coreDocApi = rpc.getStub<GristDocAPI>('GristDocAPI@grist', checkers.GristDocAPI);
/**
* Interface for the records backing a custom widget.
*/
export const viewApi = rpc.getStub<GristView>('GristView', checkers.GristView);
/**
* Interface for the state of a custom widget.
*/
export const widgetApi = rpc.getStub<WidgetAPI>('WidgetAPI', checkers.WidgetAPI);
/**
* Interface for the mapping of a custom widget.
*/
export const sectionApi = rpc.getStub<CustomSectionAPI>('CustomSectionAPI', checkers.CustomSectionAPI);
/**
* Shortcut for [[GristView.allowSelectBy]].
*/
export const allowSelectBy = viewApi.allowSelectBy;
/**
* Shortcut for [[GristView.setSelectedRows]].
*/
export const setSelectedRows = viewApi.setSelectedRows;
export const setCursorPos = viewApi.setCursorPos;
/**
* Fetches data backing the widget as for [[GristView.fetchSelectedTable]],
* but decoding data by default, replacing e.g. ['D', timestamp] with
* a moment date. Option `keepEncoded` skips the decoding step.
*/
export async function fetchSelectedTable(options: {keepEncoded?: boolean} = {}) {
const table = await viewApi.fetchSelectedTable();
return options.keepEncoded ? table :
mapValues<any[], any[]>(table, (col) => col.map(decodeObject));
}
/**
* Fetches current selected record as for [[GristView.fetchSelectedRecord]],
* but decoding data by default, replacing e.g. ['D', timestamp] with
* a moment date. Option `keepEncoded` skips the decoding step.
*/
export async function fetchSelectedRecord(rowId: number, options: {keepEncoded?: boolean} = {}) {
const rec = await viewApi.fetchSelectedRecord(rowId);
return options.keepEncoded ? rec :
mapValues(rec, decodeObject);
}
/**
* A collection of methods for fetching document data. The
* fetchSelectedTable and fetchSelectedRecord methods are
* overridden to decode data by default.
*/
export const docApi: GristDocAPI & GristView = {
...coreDocApi,
...viewApi,
fetchSelectedTable,
fetchSelectedRecord,
};
export const on = rpc.on.bind(rpc);
// Exposing widgetApi methods in a module scope.
/**
* Shortcut for [[WidgetAPI.getOption]]
*/
export const getOption = widgetApi.getOption.bind(widgetApi);
/**
* Shortcut for [[WidgetAPI.setOption]]
*/
export const setOption = widgetApi.setOption.bind(widgetApi);
/**
* Shortcut for [[WidgetAPI.setOptions]]
*/
export const setOptions = widgetApi.setOptions.bind(widgetApi);
/**
* Shortcut for [[WidgetAPI.getOptions]]
*/
export const getOptions = widgetApi.getOptions.bind(widgetApi);
/**
* Shortcut for [[WidgetAPI.clearOptions]]
*/
export const clearOptions = widgetApi.clearOptions.bind(widgetApi);
/**
* Get access to a table in the document. If no tableId specified, this
* will use the current selected table (for custom widgets).
* If a table does not exist, there will be no error until an operation
* on the table is attempted.
*/
export function getTable(tableId?: string): TableOperations {
return new TableOperationsImpl({
async getTableId() {
return tableId || await getSelectedTableId();
},
throwError(verb, text, status) {
throw new Error(text);
},
applyUserActions(actions, opts) {
return docApi.applyUserActions(actions, opts);
},
}, {});
}
/**
* Get an access token, for making API calls outside of the custom widget
* API. There is no caching of tokens. The returned token can
* be used to authorize regular REST API calls that access the content of the
* document. For example, in a custom widget for a table with a `Photos` column
* containing attachments, the following code will update the `src` of an
* image with id `the_image` to show the attachment:
* ```js
* grist.onRecord(async (record) => {
* const tokenInfo = await grist.docApi.getAccessToken({readOnly: true});
* const img = document.getElementById('the_image');
* const id = record.Photos[0]; // get an id of an attachment - there could be several
* // in a cell, for this example we just take the first.
* const src = `${tokenInfo.baseUrl}/attachments/${id}/download?auth=${tokenInfo.token}`;
* img.setAttribute('src', src);
* });
* ```
*/
export async function getAccessToken(options?: AccessTokenOptions): Promise<AccessTokenResult> {
return docApi.getAccessToken(options || {});
}
/**
* Get the current selected table (for custom widgets).
*/
export const selectedTable: TableOperations = getTable();
// Get the ID of the current selected table (for custom widgets).
// Will wait for the table ID to be set.
export async function getSelectedTableId(): Promise<string> {
await _initialization;
return _tableId!;
}
// Get the ID of the current selected table if set (for custom widgets).
// The ID may take some time to be set, or may never be set if the widget
// is not linked to anything.
export function getSelectedTableIdSync(): string|undefined {
return _tableId;
}
// For custom widgets that support custom columns mappings store current configuration
// in a memory.
// Actual cached value. Undefined means that widget hasn't asked for configuration yet.
// Here we are storing serialized configuration instead of actual one, since widget can
// mutate returned value.
let _mappingsCache: WidgetColumnMap|null|undefined;
// Since widget needs to ask for mappings during onRecord and onRecords event, we will reuse
// current request if available;
let _activeRefreshReq: Promise<void>|null = null;
// Remember columns requested during ready call.
let _columnsToMap: ColumnsToMap|undefined;
let _tableId: string|undefined;
let _setInitialized: () => void;
const _initialization = new Promise<void>(resolve => _setInitialized = resolve);
let _readyCalled: boolean = false;
async function getMappingsIfChanged(data: any): Promise<WidgetColumnMap|null> {
const uninitialized = _mappingsCache === undefined;
if (data.mappingsChange || uninitialized) {
// If no active request.
if (!_activeRefreshReq) {
// Request for new mappings.
_activeRefreshReq = sectionApi
.mappings()
// Store it in global variable.
.then(mappings => void (_mappingsCache = mappings))
// Clear current request variable.
.finally(() => _activeRefreshReq = null);
}
await _activeRefreshReq;
}
return _mappingsCache ? JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(_mappingsCache)) : null;
}
/**
* Renames columns in the result using columns mapping configuration passed in ready method.
* Returns null if not all required columns were mapped or not widget doesn't support
* custom column mapping.
*/
export function mapColumnNames(data: any, options?: {
columns?: ColumnsToMap
mappings?: WidgetColumnMap|null,
reverse?: boolean,
}) {
options = {columns: _columnsToMap, mappings: _mappingsCache, reverse: false, ...options};
// If no column configuration was requested or
// table has no rows, return original data.
if (!options.columns) {
return data;
}
// If we haven't received columns configuration return null.
if (!options.mappings) {
return null;
}
// If we are renaming names for whole table, but it is empty, don't do anything.
if (Array.isArray(data) && data.length === 0) {
return data;
}
// Prepare convert function - a function that will take record returned from Grist
// and convert it to a new record with mapped field names;
// Convert function will consists of several transformations:
const transformations: ((from: any, to: any) => void)[] = [];
// First transformation is for copying id field:
transformations.push((from, to) => to.id = from.id);
// Helper function to test if a column was configured as optional.
function isOptional(col: string) {
return Boolean(
// Columns passed as strings are required.
!options!.columns?.includes(col)
&& options!.columns?.find(c => typeof c === 'object' && c?.name === col && c.optional)
);
}
// For each widget column in mapping.
// Keys are ordered for determinism in case of conflicts.
for(const widgetCol of Object.keys(options.mappings).sort()) {
// Get column from Grist.
const gristCol = options.mappings[widgetCol];
// Copy column as series (multiple values)
if (Array.isArray(gristCol) && gristCol.length) {
if (!options.reverse) {
transformations.push((from, to) => {
to[widgetCol] = gristCol.map(col => from[col]);
});
} else {
transformations.push((from, to) => {
for (const [idx, col] of gristCol.entries()) {
to[col] = from[widgetCol]?.[idx];
}
});
}
// Copy column directly under widget column name.
} else if (!Array.isArray(gristCol) && gristCol) {
if (!options.reverse) {
transformations.push((from, to) => to[widgetCol] = from[gristCol]);
} else {
transformations.push((from, to) => to[gristCol] = from[widgetCol]);
}
} else if (!isOptional(widgetCol)) {
// Column was not configured but was required.
return null;
}
}
// Finally assemble function to convert a single record.
const convert = (rec: any) => transformations.reduce((obj, tran) => { tran(rec, obj); return obj; }, {} as any);
// Transform all records (or a single one depending on the arguments).
return Array.isArray(data) ? data.map(convert) : convert(data);
}
/**
* Offer a convenient way to map data with renamed columns back into the
* form used in the original table. This is useful for making edits to the
* original table in a widget with column mappings. As for mapColumnNames(),
* we don't attempt to do these transformations automatically.
*/
export function mapColumnNamesBack(data: any, options?: {
columns?: ColumnsToMap
mappings?: WidgetColumnMap|null,
}) {
return mapColumnNames(data, {...options, reverse: true});
}
/**
* For custom widgets, add a handler that will be called whenever the
* row with the cursor changes - either by switching to a different row, or
* by some value within the row potentially changing. Handler may
* in the future be called with null if the cursor moves away from
* any row.
*/
export function onRecord(callback: (data: RowRecord | null, mappings: WidgetColumnMap | null) => unknown) {
// TODO: currently this will be called even if the content of a different row changes.
on('message', async function(msg) {
if (!msg.tableId || !msg.rowId || msg.rowId === 'new') { return; }
const rec = await docApi.fetchSelectedRecord(msg.rowId);
callback(rec, await getMappingsIfChanged(msg));
});
}
/**
* For custom widgets, add a handler that will be called whenever the
* new (blank) row is selected.
*/
export function onNewRecord(callback: (mappings: WidgetColumnMap | null) => unknown) {
on('message', async function(msg) {
if (msg.tableId && msg.rowId === 'new') {
callback(await getMappingsIfChanged(msg));
}
});
}
/**
* For custom widgets, add a handler that will be called whenever the
* selected records change. Handler will be called with a list of records.
*/
export function onRecords(callback: (data: RowRecord[], mappings: WidgetColumnMap | null) => unknown) {
on('message', async function(msg) {
if (!msg.tableId || !msg.dataChange) { return; }
const data = await docApi.fetchSelectedTable();
if (!data.id) { return; }
const rows: RowRecord[] = [];
for (let i = 0; i < data.id.length; i++) {
const row: RowRecord = {id: data.id[i]};
for (const key of Object.keys(data)) {
row[key] = data[key][i];
}
rows.push(row);
}
callback(rows, await getMappingsIfChanged(msg));
});
}
/* Keep track of the completion status of all initial onOptions calls made prior to sending
* the ready message. The `ready` function will wait for this list of calls to settle after
* it receives the initial options message from Grist.
*
* Note that this includes all internal calls to `onOptions`, such as the one made by
* `syncThemeWithGrist`. */
const _pendingInitializeOptionsCalls: Promise<unknown>[] = [];
/**
* For custom widgets, add a handler that will be called whenever the
* widget options change (and on initial ready message). Handler will be
* called with an object containing saved json options, or null if no options were saved.
* The second parameter has information about the widgets relationship with
* the document that contains it.
*/
export function onOptions(callback: (options: any, settings: InteractionOptions) => unknown) {
let finishInitialization: () => void;
if (!_readyCalled) {
const promise = new Promise<void>(resolve => { finishInitialization = resolve; });
_pendingInitializeOptionsCalls.push(promise);
}
on('message', async function(msg) {
if (msg.settings) {
await callback(msg.options || null, msg.settings);
finishInitialization?.();
}
});
}
/**
* Calling `addImporter(...)` adds a safeBrowser importer. It is a short-hand for forwarding calls
* to an `ImportSourceAPI` implementation registered in the file at `path`. It takes care of
* creating the stub, registering an implementation that renders the file, forward the call and
* dispose the view properly. If `mode` is `'inline'` embeds the view in the import modal, otherwise
* renders fullscreen.
*
* Notes: it assumes that file at `path` registers an `ImportSourceAPI` implementation under
* `name`. Calling `addImporter(...)` from another component than a `safeBrowser` component is not
* currently supported.
*
* @internal
*/
export async function addImporter(name: string, path: string, mode: 'fullscreen' | 'inline', options?: RenderOptions) {
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// checker is omitted for implementation because call was already checked by grist.
rpc.registerImpl<InternalImportSourceAPI>(name, {
async getImportSource(target: RenderTarget): Promise<ImportSource|undefined> {
const procId = await api.render(path, mode === 'inline' ? target : 'fullscreen', options);
try {
// stubName for the interface `name` at forward destination `path`
const stubName = `${name}@${path}`;
// checker is omitted in stub because call will be checked just after in grist.
return await rpc.getStub<ImportSourceAPI>(stubName).getImportSource();
} finally {
await api.dispose(procId);
}
}
});
}
/**
* Options when initializing connection to Grist.
*/
export interface ReadyPayload extends Omit<InteractionOptionsRequest, "hasCustomOptions"> {
/**
* Handler that will be called by Grist to open additional configuration panel inside the Custom Widget.
*/
onEditOptions?: () => unknown;
}
/**
* Declare that a component is prepared to receive messages from the outside world.
* Grist will not attempt to communicate with it until this method is called.
*/
export function ready(settings?: ReadyPayload): void {
// Make it safe for this method to be called multiple times.
if (_readyCalled) { return; }
_readyCalled = true;
if (settings && settings.onEditOptions) {
rpc.registerFunc('editOptions', settings.onEditOptions);
}
on('message', async function(msg) {
if (msg.settings && msg.fromReady) {
/* Grist sends an options message immediately after receiving a ready message, containing
* some initial settings (such as the Grist theme). Grist may decide to wait until all
* initial onOptions calls have completed before making the custom widget's iframe visible
* to the client. This is the case when a widget's manifest explicitly declares a widget
* must be rendered after the ready, or in subsequent renders of a custom widget that
* previously sent Grist a ready message. The reason for this behavior is to make the
* experience of embedding iframes within a Grist document feel more seamless and polished.
*
* Here, we check for that initial options message, waiting for all onOptions calls to
* settle before notifying Grist that all settings have been initialized. */
await Promise.all(_pendingInitializeOptionsCalls);
void (async function() {
await rpc.postMessage({settings: {status: 'initialized'}});
})();
}
if (msg.tableId && msg.tableId !== _tableId) {
if (!_tableId) { _setInitialized(); }
_tableId = msg.tableId;
}
});
rpc.processIncoming();
void (async function() {
await rpc.sendReadyMessage();
if (settings) {
const options = {
...(settings),
hasCustomOptions: Boolean(settings.onEditOptions),
};
delete options.onEditOptions;
_columnsToMap = options.columns;
await sectionApi.configure(options).catch((err: unknown) => console.error(err));
}
})();
}
/** @internal */
function getPluginPath(location: Location) {
return location.pathname.replace(/^\/plugins\//, '');
}
if (typeof window !== 'undefined') {
// Window or iframe.
const preloadWindow: any = window;
if (preloadWindow.isRunningUnderElectron) {
rpc.setSendMessage(msg => preloadWindow.sendToHost(msg));
preloadWindow.onGristMessage((data: any) => rpc.receiveMessage(data));
} else {
rpc.setSendMessage(msg => window.parent.postMessage(msg, "*"));
window.onmessage = (e: MessageEvent) => rpc.receiveMessage(e.data);
}
// Allow outer Grist application to trigger printing. This is similar to using
// iframe.contentWindow.print(), but that call does not work cross-domain.
rpc.registerFunc("print", () => window.print());
} else if (typeof process === 'undefined') {
// Web worker. We can't really bring in the types for WebWorker (available with --lib flag)
// without conflicting with a regular window, so use just use `self as any` here.
self.onmessage = (e: MessageEvent) => rpc.receiveMessage(e.data);
rpc.setSendMessage((mssg: any) => (self as any).postMessage(mssg));
} else if (typeof process.send !== 'undefined') {
// Forked ChildProcess of node or electron.
// sendMessage callback returns void 0 because rpc process.send returns a boolean and rpc
// expecting void|Promise interprets truthy values as Promise which cause failure.
rpc.setSendMessage((data) => { process.send!(data); });
process.on('message', (data: any) => rpc.receiveMessage(data));
process.on('disconnect', () => { process.exit(0); });
} else {
// Not a recognized environment, perhaps plain nodejs run independently of Grist, or tests
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// running under mocha. For now, we only provide a dysfunctional implementation. It allows
// plugins to call methods like registerFunction() without failing, so that plugin code may be
// imported, but the methods don't do anything useful.
rpc.setSendMessage((data) => { return; });
}
/** @internal */
function createRpcLogger(): IRpcLogger {
let prefix: string;
if (typeof window !== 'undefined') {
prefix = `PLUGIN VIEW ${getPluginPath(window.location)}:`;
} else if (typeof process === 'undefined') {
prefix = `PLUGIN VIEW ${getPluginPath(self.location)}:`;
} else if (typeof process.send !== 'undefined') {
prefix = `PLUGIN NODE ${process.env.GRIST_PLUGIN_PATH || "<unset-plugin-id>"}:`;
} else {
return {};
}
return {
info(msg: string) { console.log("%s %s", prefix, msg); },
warn(msg: string) { console.warn("%s %s", prefix, msg); },
};
}
let _theme: any;
function syncThemeWithGrist() {
onOptions((_options, settings) => {
if (settings.theme && !isEqual(settings.theme, _theme)) {
_theme = settings.theme;
attachCssThemeVars(_theme);
}
});
}
function attachCssThemeVars({appearance, colors}: any) {
// Prepare the custom properties needed for applying the theme.
const properties = Object.entries(colors)
.map(([name, value]) => `--grist-theme-${name}: ${value};`);
// Include properties for styling the scrollbar.
properties.push(...getCssScrollbarProperties(appearance));
// Apply the properties to the theme style element.
getOrCreateStyleElement('grist-theme').textContent = `:root {
${properties.join('\n')}
}`;
// Make the browser aware of the color scheme.
document.documentElement.style.setProperty(`color-scheme`, appearance);
}
function getCssScrollbarProperties(appearance: 'light' | 'dark') {
return [
'--scroll-bar-fg: ' +
(appearance === 'dark' ? '#6B6B6B;' : '#A8A8A8;'),
'--scroll-bar-hover-fg: ' +
(appearance === 'dark' ? '#7B7B7B;' : '#8F8F8F;'),
'--scroll-bar-active-fg: ' +
(appearance === 'dark' ? '#8B8B8B;' : '#7C7C7C;'),
'--scroll-bar-bg: ' +
(appearance === 'dark' ? '#2B2B2B;' : '#F0F0F0;'),
];
}
function getOrCreateStyleElement(id: string) {
let style = document.head.querySelector(`#${id}`);
if (style) { return style; }
style = document.createElement('style');
style.setAttribute('id', id);
document.head.append(style);
return style;
}
syncThemeWithGrist();