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+'use strict';
+
+// This script depends on the following scripts:
+// /fs/resources/messaging-helpers.js
+// /fs/resources/test-helpers.js
+
+// add_message_event_handlers() is the helper function used to setup all
+// message targets, including iframes and workers.
+//
+// Adds a message event handler and a message error handler to |receiver|.
+// The 'data' property from received MessageEvents must include a 'type'
+// property. The 'type' selects the test logic to run. Most message type
+// handlers use postMessage() to respond to the sender with test results.
+// The sender then validates the test results after receiving the response.
+//
+// Both |target| and |target_origin| are optional. |target| is used
+// to send message responses back to the sender. When omitted, the
+// 'source' from received MessageEvents is used instead.
+//
+// For window messaging, |target_origin| specifies the origin to receive
+// responses. Most window tests use '*' for the |target_origin|. Worker
+// and message port tests must use undefined for |target_origin| to avoid
+// exceptions.
+function add_message_event_handlers(receiver, target, target_origin) {
+ receiver.addEventListener('message', async function (message_event) {
+ const message_data = message_event.data;
+
+ // Reply to the sender using the 'source' from the received MessageEvent.
+ let message_source = message_event.source;
+ if (message_source === null) {
+ // However, some message senders, like DedicatedWorkers, don't include
+ // a source. Fallback to the target when the source is null.
+ message_source = target;
+ }
+
+ try {
+ switch (message_data.type) {
+ case 'receive-message-port':
+ // Receive a MessagePort to use as a message target for testing.
+ add_message_event_handlers(
+ /*receiver=*/message_data.message_port,
+ /*target=*/message_data.message_port);
+ message_data.message_port.start();
+ break;
+
+ case 'create-broadcast-channel':
+ // Create a BroadcastChannel to use as a message target for testing.
+ const broadcast_channel =
+ new BroadcastChannel(message_data.broadcast_channel_name);
+ add_message_event_handlers(
+ /*receiver=*/broadcast_channel,
+ /*target=*/broadcast_channel);
+ message_source.postMessage(
+ { type: 'broadcast-channel-created' },
+ { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ break;
+
+ case 'receive-file-system-handles':
+ // Receive a list of cloned FileSystemFileHandles. Access the
+ // properties of each FileSystemFileHandle by serializing the
+ // handle to a JavaScript object. Then respond with the serialized
+ // results, enabling the sender to verify that the cloned handle
+ // produced the expected property values from this execution context.
+ const serialized_handles = [];
+ const cloned_handles = message_data.cloned_handles;
+ for (let i = 0; i < cloned_handles.length; ++i) {
+ const serialized = await serialize_handle(cloned_handles[i]);
+ serialized_handles.push(serialized);
+ }
+ message_source.postMessage({
+ type: 'receive-serialized-file-system-handles',
+ serialized_handles,
+ // Respond with the cloned handles to create new clones for
+ // the sender to verify.
+ cloned_handles,
+ }, { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ break;
+
+ case 'receive-serialized-file-system-handles':
+ // Do nothing. This message is meant for test runner validation.
+ // Other message targets may receive this message while testing
+ // broadcast channels.
+ break;
+
+ case 'create-file':
+ // Create a new file and then respond to the sender with it.
+ const directory = await navigator.storage.getDirectory();
+ const file_handle =
+ await directory.getFileHandle('temp-file', { create: true });
+ message_source.postMessage(
+ { type: 'receive-file', file_handle },
+ { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ break;
+
+ case 'create-directory':
+ // Create a new directory and then respond to the sender with it.
+ const parent_directory = await navigator.storage.getDirectory();
+ const directory_handle =
+ await parent_directory.getDirectoryHandle('temp-directory',
+ { create: true });
+ message_source.postMessage(
+ { type: 'receive-directory', directory_handle },
+ { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ break;
+
+ case 'create-sync-access-handle':
+ // Receive a file and create a sync access handle out of it. Report
+ // success to the sender.
+ let success = true;
+ try {
+ const access_handle = await message_data.file_handle
+ .createSyncAccessHandle({mode: "in-place"});
+ access_handle.close();
+ } catch (error) {
+ success = false;
+ }
+
+ message_source.postMessage(
+ { type: 'receive-sync-access-handle-result', success },
+ { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ break;
+
+ default:
+ throw `Unknown message type: '${message_data.type}'`;
+ }
+ } catch (error) {
+ // Respond with an error to trigger a failure in the sender's
+ // test runner.
+ message_source.postMessage(`ERROR: ${error}`,
+ { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ }
+ });
+
+ receiver.addEventListener('messageerror', async function (message_event) {
+ // Select the target for message responses (see comment in 'message' event
+ // listener above).
+ let message_source = message_event.source;
+ if (message_source === null) {
+ message_source = target;
+ }
+
+ try {
+ // Respond with the MessageEvent's property values, enabling the sender
+ // to verify results.
+ const serialized_message_error_event =
+ serialize_message_error_event(message_event);
+ message_source.postMessage({
+ type: 'serialized-message-error',
+ serialized_message_error_event
+ }, { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ } catch (error) {
+ // Respond with an error to trigger a failure in the sender's
+ // test runner.
+ message_source.postMessage(`ERROR: ${error}`,
+ { targetOrigin: target_origin });
+ }
+ });
+}