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package ai.platon.pulsar.persist.model
import ai.platon.pulsar.persist.gora.generated.GActiveDOMStat
import ai.platon.pulsar.persist.gora.generated.GActiveDOMStatus
import com.google.gson.Gson
/**
* Records the status of a DOM in a real browser.
* */
data class ActiveDOMStatus(
val n: Int = 0,
val scroll: Int = 0,
val st: String = "",
val r: String = "",
val idl: String = "",
val ec: String = ""
)
/**
* The statistics of a DOM in a real browser.
* */
data class ActiveDOMStat(
val ni: Int = 0,
val na: Int = 0,
val nnm: Int = 0,
val nst: Int = 0,
val w: Int = 0,
val h: Int = 0
)
/**
* The Location interface represents the location (URL) of the object it is linked to. Changes done on it are reflected
* on the object it relates to. Both the Document and Window interface have such a linked Location, accessible via
* `Document.location` and `Window.location` respectively.
*
* @see [Location ](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Location)
* */
data class Location(
var href: String = "",
var origin: String = "",
var protocol: String = "",
var host: String = "",
var hostname: String = "",
var port: String = "",
var pathname: String = "",
var search: String = "",
var hash: String = ""
)
/**
* URLs of a document computed by javascript in a real browser.
*
* URLs and location properties in the browser:
*
* In the Document Object Model (DOM), the relationship between `document.URL`, `document.documentURI`,
* `document.location`, and the URL displayed in the browser's address bar is as follows:
* 1. `document.URL`:
* - This property returns the URL of the document as a string.
* - It is a read-only property and reflects the current URL of the document.
* - Changes to `document.location` will also update `document.URL`.
* 2. `document.documentURI`:
* - This property returns the URI of the document.
* - It is also a read-only property and typically contains the same value as `document.URL`.
* - However, `document.documentURI` is defined to be the URI that was provided to the parser, which could
* potentially differ from `document.URL` in certain cases, although in practice, this is rare.
* 3. `document.location`:
* - This property represents the location (URL) of the current page and allows you to manipulate the URL.
* - It is a read-write property, which means you can change it to navigate to a different page or to manipulate
* query strings, fragments, etc.
* - Changes to `document.location` will cause the browser to navigate to the new URL, updating both `document.URL`
* and the URL displayed in the address bar.
* 4. URL displayed in the address bar:
* - The URL displayed in the browser's address bar is what users see and can edit directly.
* - It is typically synchronized with `document.URL` and `document.location.href` (a property of `document.location`).
* - When the page is loaded or when `document.location` is modified, the address bar is updated to reflect the new URL.
* In summary, `document.URL` and `document.documentURI` are read-only properties that reflect the current URL of the
* document, while `document.location` is a read-write property that not only reflects the current URL but also allows
* you to navigate to a new one. The URL displayed in the address bar is a user-facing representation of the current
* document's URL, which is usually in sync with `document.location`.
* */
data class ActiveDOMUrls(
/**
* The entire URL of the document, including the protocol (like http://)
*
* This property is retrieved from javascript `document.URL`.
*/
var URL: String = "",
/**
* In javascript, the baseURI is a property of Node, it's the absolute base URL of the
* document containing the node. A baseURI is used to resolve relative URLs.
*
* This property is retrieved from javascript `document.baseURI`.
*
* The base URL is determined as follows:
* 1. By default, the base URL is the location of the document
* (as determined by window.location).
* 2. If the document has an `` element, its href attribute is used.
* */
var baseURI: String = "",
@Deprecated("Use location2 instead")
var location: String = "",
/**
* In javascript, the `window.location`, or `document.location`, is a read-only property
* returns a Location object, which contains information about the URL of the
* document and provides methods for changing that URL and loading another URL.
*
* This property is retrieved from javascript `document.location`.
*
* To retrieve just the URL as a string, the read-only `document.URL` property can
* also be used.
*
* @see [Location ](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Location)
* */
var location2: Location? = null,
/**
* Returns the document location as a string.
*
* This property is retrieved from javascript `document.documentURI`.
*
* The documentURI property can be used on any document types. The document.URL
* property can only be used on HTML documents.
*
* @see
* HTML DOM Document documentURI
* */
var documentURI: String = "",
/**
* Returns the URI of the page that linked to this page.
*/
var referrer: String = "",
) {
fun toJson(): String{
return gson.toJson(this)
}
companion object {
private val gson = Gson()
val DEFAULT = ActiveDOMUrls()
fun fromJson(json: String): ActiveDOMUrls {
return gson.fromJson(json, ActiveDOMUrls::class.java)
}
}
}
data class ActiveDOMStatTrace(
val status: ActiveDOMStatus? = ActiveDOMStatus(),
val initStat: ActiveDOMStat? = ActiveDOMStat(),
val lastStat: ActiveDOMStat? = ActiveDOMStat(),
val initD: ActiveDOMStat? = ActiveDOMStat(),
val lastD: ActiveDOMStat? = ActiveDOMStat()
) {
override fun toString(): String {
val s1 = initStat?:ActiveDOMStat()
val s2 = lastStat?:ActiveDOMStat()
val s3 = initD?:ActiveDOMStat()
val s4 = lastD?:ActiveDOMStat()
val s = String.format(
"img: %s/%s/%s/%s, a: %s/%s/%s/%s, num: %s/%s/%s/%s, st: %s/%s/%s/%s, " +
"w: %s/%s/%s/%s, h: %s/%s/%s/%s",
s1.ni, s2.ni, s3.ni, s4.ni,
s1.na, s2.na, s3.na, s4.na,
s1.nnm, s2.nnm, s3.nnm, s4.nnm,
s1.nst, s2.nst, s3.nst, s4.nst,
s1.w, s2.w, s3.w, s4.w,
s1.h, s2.h, s3.h, s4.h
)
val st = status?:ActiveDOMStatus()
return String.format("n:%s scroll:%s st:%s r:%s idl:%s\t%s\t(is,ls,id,ld)",
st.n, st.scroll, st.st, st.r, st.idl, s)
}
fun toJson(): String{
return gson.toJson(this)
}
companion object {
private val gson = Gson()
val default = ActiveDOMStatTrace()
fun fromJson(json: String): ActiveDOMStatTrace {
return gson.fromJson(json, ActiveDOMStatTrace::class.java)
}
}
}
data class ActiveDOMMessage(
var trace: ActiveDOMStatTrace? = null,
var urls: ActiveDOMUrls? = null
) {
fun toJson(): String {
return gson.toJson(this)
}
companion object {
private val gson = Gson()
val default = ActiveDOMMessage()
fun fromJson(json: String): ActiveDOMMessage {
return gson.fromJson(json, ActiveDOMMessage::class.java)
}
}
}
object Converters {
fun convert(s: GActiveDOMStat): ActiveDOMStat {
return ActiveDOMStat(s.ni, s.na, s.nnm, s.nst, s.w, s.h)
}
fun convert(s: ActiveDOMStat): GActiveDOMStat {
return GActiveDOMStat().apply {
ni = s.ni
na = s.na
nnm = s.nnm
nst = s.nst
w = s.w
h = s.h
}
}
fun convert(s: GActiveDOMStatus): ActiveDOMStatus {
return ActiveDOMStatus(s.n, s.scroll, s.st.toString(), s.r.toString(), s.idl.toString(), s.ec.toString())
}
fun convert(s: ActiveDOMStatus): GActiveDOMStatus {
return GActiveDOMStatus().apply {
n = s.n
st = s.st
r = s.r
idl = s.idl
ec = s.ec
}
}
}
