import window from 'global/window';
import document from 'global/document';
import {merge} from '../utils/obj';
import {getAbsoluteURL} from '../utils/url';
/**
* This function is used to fire a sourceset when there is something
* similar to `mediaEl.load()` being called. It will try to find the source via
* the `src` attribute and then the `<source>` elements. It will then fire `sourceset`
* with the source that was found or empty string if we cannot know. If it cannot
* find a source then `sourceset` will not be fired.
*
* @param { import('./html5').default } tech
* The tech object that sourceset was setup on
*
* @return {boolean}
* returns false if the sourceset was not fired and true otherwise.
*/
const sourcesetLoad = (tech) => {
const el = tech.el();
// if `el.src` is set, that source will be loaded.
if (el.hasAttribute('src')) {
tech.triggerSourceset(el.src);
return true;
}
/**
* Since there isn't a src property on the media element, source elements will be used for
* implementing the source selection algorithm. This happens asynchronously and
* for most cases were there is more than one source we cannot tell what source will
* be loaded, without re-implementing the source selection algorithm. At this time we are not
* going to do that. There are three special cases that we do handle here though:
*
* 1. If there are no sources, do not fire `sourceset`.
* 2. If there is only one `<source>` with a `src` property/attribute that is our `src`
* 3. If there is more than one `<source>` but all of them have the same `src` url.
* That will be our src.
*/
const sources = tech.$$('source');
const srcUrls = [];
let src = '';
// if there are no sources, do not fire sourceset
if (!sources.length) {
return false;
}
// only count valid/non-duplicate source elements
for (let i = 0; i < sources.length; i++) {
const url = sources[i].src;
if (url && srcUrls.indexOf(url) === -1) {
srcUrls.push(url);
}
}
// there were no valid sources
if (!srcUrls.length) {
return false;
}
// there is only one valid source element url
// use that
if (srcUrls.length === 1) {
src = srcUrls[0];
}
tech.triggerSourceset(src);
return true;
};
/**
* our implementation of an `innerHTML` descriptor for browsers
* that do not have one.
*/
const innerHTMLDescriptorPolyfill = Object.defineProperty({}, 'innerHTML', {
get() {
return this.cloneNode(true).innerHTML;
},
set(v) {
// make a dummy node to use innerHTML on
const dummy = document.createElement(this.nodeName.toLowerCase());
// set innerHTML to the value provided
dummy.innerHTML = v;
// make a document fragment to hold the nodes from dummy
const docFrag = document.createDocumentFragment();
// copy all of the nodes created by the innerHTML on dummy
// to the document fragment
while (dummy.childNodes.length) {
docFrag.appendChild(dummy.childNodes[0]);
}
// remove content
this.innerText = '';
// now we add all of that html in one by appending the
// document fragment. This is how innerHTML does it.
window.Element.prototype.appendChild.call(this, docFrag);
// then return the result that innerHTML's setter would
return this.innerHTML;
}
});
/**
* Get a property descriptor given a list of priorities and the
* property to get.
*/
const getDescriptor = (priority, prop) => {
let descriptor = {};
for (let i = 0; i < priority.length; i++) {
descriptor = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(priority[i], prop);
if (descriptor && descriptor.set && descriptor.get) {
break;
}
}
descriptor.enumerable = true;
descriptor.configurable = true;
return descriptor;
};
const getInnerHTMLDescriptor = (tech) => getDescriptor([
tech.el(),
window.HTMLMediaElement.prototype,
window.Element.prototype,
innerHTMLDescriptorPolyfill
], 'innerHTML');
/**
* Patches browser internal functions so that we can tell synchronously
* if a `<source>` was appended to the media element. For some reason this
* causes a `sourceset` if the the media element is ready and has no source.
* This happens when:
* - The page has just loaded and the media element does not have a source.
* - The media element was emptied of all sources, then `load()` was called.
*
* It does this by patching the following functions/properties when they are supported:
*
* - `append()` - can be used to add a `<source>` element to the media element
* - `appendChild()` - can be used to add a `<source>` element to the media element
* - `insertAdjacentHTML()` - can be used to add a `<source>` element to the media element
* - `innerHTML` - can be used to add a `<source>` element to the media element
*
* @param {Html5} tech
* The tech object that sourceset is being setup on.
*/
const firstSourceWatch = function(tech) {
const el = tech.el();
// make sure firstSourceWatch isn't setup twice.
if (el.resetSourceWatch_) {
return;
}
const old = {};
const innerDescriptor = getInnerHTMLDescriptor(tech);
const appendWrapper = (appendFn) => (...args) => {
const retval = appendFn.apply(el, args);
sourcesetLoad(tech);
return retval;
};
['append', 'appendChild', 'insertAdjacentHTML'].forEach((k) => {
if (!el[k]) {
return;
}
// store the old function
old[k] = el[k];
// call the old function with a sourceset if a source
// was loaded
el[k] = appendWrapper(old[k]);
});
Object.defineProperty(el, 'innerHTML', merge(innerDescriptor, {
set: appendWrapper(innerDescriptor.set)
}));
el.resetSourceWatch_ = () => {
el.resetSourceWatch_ = null;
Object.keys(old).forEach((k) => {
el[k] = old[k];
});
Object.defineProperty(el, 'innerHTML', innerDescriptor);
};
// on the first sourceset, we need to revert our changes
tech.one('sourceset', el.resetSourceWatch_);
};
/**
* our implementation of a `src` descriptor for browsers
* that do not have one
*/
const srcDescriptorPolyfill = Object.defineProperty({}, 'src', {
get() {
if (this.hasAttribute('src')) {
return getAbsoluteURL(window.Element.prototype.getAttribute.call(this, 'src'));
}
return '';
},
set(v) {
window.Element.prototype.setAttribute.call(this, 'src', v);
return v;
}
});
const getSrcDescriptor = (tech) => getDescriptor([tech.el(), window.HTMLMediaElement.prototype, srcDescriptorPolyfill], 'src');
/**
* setup `sourceset` handling on the `Html5` tech. This function
* patches the following element properties/functions:
*
* - `src` - to determine when `src` is set
* - `setAttribute()` - to determine when `src` is set
* - `load()` - this re-triggers the source selection algorithm, and can
* cause a sourceset.
*
* If there is no source when we are adding `sourceset` support or during a `load()`
* we also patch the functions listed in `firstSourceWatch`.
*
* @param {Html5} tech
* The tech to patch
*/
const setupSourceset = function(tech) {
if (!tech.featuresSourceset) {
return;
}
const el = tech.el();
// make sure sourceset isn't setup twice.
if (el.resetSourceset_) {
return;
}
const srcDescriptor = getSrcDescriptor(tech);
const oldSetAttribute = el.setAttribute;
const oldLoad = el.load;
Object.defineProperty(el, 'src', merge(srcDescriptor, {
set: (v) => {
const retval = srcDescriptor.set.call(el, v);
// we use the getter here to get the actual value set on src
tech.triggerSourceset(el.src);
return retval;
}
}));
el.setAttribute = (n, v) => {
const retval = oldSetAttribute.call(el, n, v);
if ((/src/i).test(n)) {
tech.triggerSourceset(el.src);
}
return retval;
};
el.load = () => {
const retval = oldLoad.call(el);
// if load was called, but there was no source to fire
// sourceset on. We have to watch for a source append
// as that can trigger a `sourceset` when the media element
// has no source
if (!sourcesetLoad(tech)) {
tech.triggerSourceset('');
firstSourceWatch(tech);
}
return retval;
};
if (el.currentSrc) {
tech.triggerSourceset(el.currentSrc);
} else if (!sourcesetLoad(tech)) {
firstSourceWatch(tech);
}
el.resetSourceset_ = () => {
el.resetSourceset_ = null;
el.load = oldLoad;
el.setAttribute = oldSetAttribute;
Object.defineProperty(el, 'src', srcDescriptor);
if (el.resetSourceWatch_) {
el.resetSourceWatch_();
}
};
};
export default setupSourceset;