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/**
* AUTO-GENERATED - DO NOT EDIT. Source: https://github.com/gpuweb/cts
**/import { assert, sortObjectByKey, isPlainObject } from '../../util/util.js';
// JSON can't represent various values and by default stores them as `null`.
// Instead, storing them as a magic string values in JSON.
const jsUndefinedMagicValue = '_undef_';
const jsNaNMagicValue = '_nan_';
const jsPositiveInfinityMagicValue = '_posinfinity_';
const jsNegativeInfinityMagicValue = '_neginfinity_';
// -0 needs to be handled separately, because -0 === +0 returns true. Not
// special casing +0/0, since it behaves intuitively. Assuming that if -0 is
// being used, the differentiation from +0 is desired.
const jsNegativeZeroMagicValue = '_negzero_';
// bigint values are not defined in JSON, so need to wrap them up as strings
const jsBigIntMagicPattern = /^(\d+)n$/;
const toStringMagicValue = new Map([
[undefined, jsUndefinedMagicValue],
[NaN, jsNaNMagicValue],
[Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, jsPositiveInfinityMagicValue],
[Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY, jsNegativeInfinityMagicValue]
// No -0 handling because it is special cased.
]);
const fromStringMagicValue = new Map([
[jsUndefinedMagicValue, undefined],
[jsNaNMagicValue, NaN],
[jsPositiveInfinityMagicValue, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY],
[jsNegativeInfinityMagicValue, Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY],
// -0 is handled in this direction because there is no comparison issue.
[jsNegativeZeroMagicValue, -0]]
);
function stringifyFilter(_k, v) {
// Make sure no one actually uses a magic value as a parameter.
if (typeof v === 'string') {
assert(
!fromStringMagicValue.has(v),
`${v} is a magic value for stringification, so cannot be used`
);
assert(
v !== jsNegativeZeroMagicValue,
`${v} is a magic value for stringification, so cannot be used`
);
assert(
v.match(jsBigIntMagicPattern) === null,
`${v} matches bigint magic pattern for stringification, so cannot be used`
);
}
const isObject = v !== null && typeof v === 'object' && !Array.isArray(v);
if (isObject) {
assert(
isPlainObject(v),
`value must be a plain object but it appears to be a '${
Object.getPrototypeOf(v).constructor.name
}`
);
}
assert(typeof v !== 'function', `${v} can not be a function`);
if (Object.is(v, -0)) {
return jsNegativeZeroMagicValue;
}
if (typeof v === 'bigint') {
return `${v}n`;
}
return toStringMagicValue.has(v) ? toStringMagicValue.get(v) : v;
}
export function stringifyParamValue(value) {
return JSON.stringify(value, stringifyFilter);
}
/**
* Like stringifyParamValue but sorts dictionaries by key, for hashing.
*/
export function stringifyParamValueUniquely(value) {
return JSON.stringify(value, (k, v) => {
if (typeof v === 'object' && v !== null) {
return sortObjectByKey(v);
}
return stringifyFilter(k, v);
});
}
// 'any' is part of the JSON.parse reviver interface, so cannot be avoided.
function parseParamValueReviver(_k, v) {
if (fromStringMagicValue.has(v)) {
return fromStringMagicValue.get(v);
}
if (typeof v === 'string') {
const match = v.match(jsBigIntMagicPattern);
if (match !== null) {
// [0] is the entire match, and following entries are the capture groups
return BigInt(match[1]);
}
}
return v;
}
export function parseParamValue(s) {
return JSON.parse(s, parseParamValueReviver);
}
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