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package dagger.internal.codegen.writing;
import static dagger.internal.codegen.model.BindingKind.DELEGATE;
import static dagger.internal.codegen.writing.DelegateRequestRepresentation.isBindsScopeStrongerThanDependencyScope;
import dagger.assisted.Assisted;
import dagger.assisted.AssistedFactory;
import dagger.assisted.AssistedInject;
import dagger.internal.codegen.binding.BindingGraph;
import dagger.internal.codegen.binding.BindingRequest;
import dagger.internal.codegen.binding.ContributionBinding;
import dagger.internal.codegen.binding.DelegateBinding;
import dagger.internal.codegen.model.RequestKind;
import dagger.internal.codegen.writing.ComponentImplementation.CompilerMode;
/**
* A binding representation that wraps code generation methods that satisfy all kinds of request for
* that binding.
*/
final class ProvisionBindingRepresentation implements BindingRepresentation {
private final BindingGraph graph;
private final CompilerMode compilerMode;
private final ContributionBinding binding;
private final DirectInstanceBindingRepresentation directInstanceBindingRepresentation;
private final FrameworkInstanceBindingRepresentation frameworkInstanceBindingRepresentation;
@AssistedInject
ProvisionBindingRepresentation(
@Assisted ContributionBinding binding,
DirectInstanceBindingRepresentation.Factory directInstanceBindingRepresentationFactory,
FrameworkInstanceBindingRepresentation.Factory frameworkInstanceBindingRepresentationFactory,
BindingGraph graph,
ComponentImplementation componentImplementation) {
this.binding = binding;
this.graph = graph;
this.compilerMode = componentImplementation.compilerMode();
this.directInstanceBindingRepresentation =
directInstanceBindingRepresentationFactory.create(binding);
this.frameworkInstanceBindingRepresentation =
frameworkInstanceBindingRepresentationFactory.create(binding);
}
@Override
public RequestRepresentation getRequestRepresentation(BindingRequest request) {
return usesDirectInstanceExpression(request.requestKind())
? directInstanceBindingRepresentation.getRequestRepresentation(request)
: frameworkInstanceBindingRepresentation.getRequestRepresentation(request);
}
private boolean usesDirectInstanceExpression(RequestKind requestKind) {
if (requestKind != RequestKind.INSTANCE && requestKind != RequestKind.FUTURE) {
return false;
}
// In fast init mode, we can avoid generating direct instance expressions if a framework
// instance expression already exists in the graph. Default mode has more edge cases, so can not
// be handled with simple pre-check in the graph. For example, a provider for a subcomponent
// builder is backed with its direct instance, returning framework instance for both cases will
// form a loop. There are also difficulties introduced by manually created framework requests.
// TODO(wanyingd): refactor framework instance so that we don't need to generate both direct
// instance and framework instance representation for the same binding.
if (compilerMode.isFastInit() && graph.topLevelBindingGraph().hasFrameworkRequest(binding)) {
return false;
}
switch (binding.kind()) {
case MEMBERS_INJECTOR:
// Currently, we always use a framework instance for MembersInjectors, e.g.
// InstanceFactory.create(Foo_MembersInjector.create(...)).
// TODO(b/199889259): Consider optimizing this for fastInit mode.
case ASSISTED_FACTORY:
// Assisted factory binding can be requested with framework request, and it is essentially a
// provider for assisted injection binding. So we will always return framework instance for
// assisted factory bindings.
return false;
case ASSISTED_INJECTION:
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Assisted injection binding shouldn't be requested with an instance request.");
default:
// We don't need to use Provider#get() if there's no caching, so use a direct instance.
// TODO(bcorso): This can be optimized in cases where we know a Provider field already
// exists, in which case even if it's not scoped we might as well call Provider#get().
return !needsCaching(binding, graph);
}
}
/**
* Returns {@code true} if the component needs to make sure the provided value is cached.
*
* The component needs to cache the value for scoped bindings except for {@code @Binds}
* bindings whose scope is no stronger than their delegate's.
*/
static boolean needsCaching(ContributionBinding binding, BindingGraph graph) {
if (!binding.scope().isPresent()) {
return false;
}
if (binding.kind().equals(DELEGATE)) {
return isBindsScopeStrongerThanDependencyScope((DelegateBinding) binding, graph);
}
return true;
}
@AssistedFactory
static interface Factory {
ProvisionBindingRepresentation create(ContributionBinding binding);
}
}