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"use strict";

// Test that calling unwatchResources before watchResources could resolve still
// removes watcher entries correctly.

const ResourceCommand = require("resource://devtools/shared/commands/resource/resource-command.js");

const TEST_URI = "data:text/html;charset=utf-8,";

add_task(async function () {
  const tab = await addTab(TEST_URI);

  const { client, resourceCommand, targetCommand } = await initResourceCommand(
    tab
  );
  const { CONSOLE_MESSAGE, ROOT_NODE } = resourceCommand.TYPES;

  info("Use console.log in the content page");
  await logInTab(tab, "msg-1");

  info("Call watchResources with various configurations");

  // Watcher 1 only watches for CONSOLE_MESSAGE.
  // For this call site, unwatchResource will be called before onAvailable has
  // resolved.
  const messages1 = [];
  const onAvailable1 = createMessageCallback(messages1);
  const onWatcher1Ready = resourceCommand.watchResources([CONSOLE_MESSAGE], {
    onAvailable: onAvailable1,
  });
  resourceCommand.unwatchResources([CONSOLE_MESSAGE], {
    onAvailable: onAvailable1,
  });

  info(
    "Calling unwatchResources for an already unregistered callback should be a no-op"
  );
  // and more importantly, it should not throw
  resourceCommand.unwatchResources([CONSOLE_MESSAGE], {
    onAvailable: onAvailable1,
  });

  // Watcher 2 watches for CONSOLE_MESSAGE & another resource (ROOT_NODE).
  // Again unwatchResource will be called before onAvailable has resolved.
  // But unwatchResource is only called for CONSOLE_MESSAGE, not for ROOT_NODE.
  const messages2 = [];
  const onAvailable2 = createMessageCallback(messages2);
  const onWatcher2Ready = resourceCommand.watchResources(
    [CONSOLE_MESSAGE, ROOT_NODE],
    {
      onAvailable: onAvailable2,
    }
  );
  resourceCommand.unwatchResources([CONSOLE_MESSAGE], {
    onAvailable: onAvailable2,
  });

  // Watcher 3 watches for CONSOLE_MESSAGE, but we will not call unwatchResource
  // explicitly for it before the end of test. Used as a reference.
  const messages3 = [];
  const onAvailable3 = createMessageCallback(messages3);
  const onWatcher3Ready = resourceCommand.watchResources([CONSOLE_MESSAGE], {
    onAvailable: onAvailable3,
  });

  info("Call unwatchResources for CONSOLE_MESSAGE on watcher 1 & 2");

  info("Wait for all watchers `watchResources` to resolve");
  await Promise.all([onWatcher1Ready, onWatcher2Ready, onWatcher3Ready]);
  ok(!hasMessage(messages1, "msg-1"), "Watcher 1 did not receive msg-1");
  ok(!hasMessage(messages2, "msg-1"), "Watcher 2 did not receive msg-1");
  ok(hasMessage(messages3, "msg-1"), "Watcher 3 received msg-1");

  info("Log a new message");
  await logInTab(tab, "msg-2");

  info("Wait until watcher 3 received the new message");
  await waitUntil(() => hasMessage(messages3, "msg-2"));

  ok(!hasMessage(messages1, "msg-2"), "Watcher 1 did not receive msg-2");
  ok(!hasMessage(messages2, "msg-2"), "Watcher 2 did not receive msg-2");

  targetCommand.destroy();
  await client.close();
});

function logInTab(tab, message) {
  return ContentTask.spawn(tab.linkedBrowser, message, function (_message) {
    content.console.log(_message);
  });
}

function hasMessage(messageResources, text) {
  return messageResources.find(
    resource => resource.message.arguments[0] === text
  );
}

// All resource command callbacks share the same pattern here: they add all
// console message resources to a provided `messages` array.
function createMessageCallback(messages) {
  const { CONSOLE_MESSAGE } = ResourceCommand.TYPES;
  return async resources => {
    for (const resource of resources) {
      if (resource.resourceType === CONSOLE_MESSAGE) {
        messages.push(resource);
      }
    }
  };
}