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Closure Compiler is a JavaScript optimizing compiler. It parses your JavaScript, analyzes it, removes dead code and rewrites and minimizes what's left. It also checks syntax, variable references, and types, and warns about common JavaScript pitfalls. It is used in many of Google's JavaScript apps, including Gmail, Google Web Search, Google Maps, and Google Docs. This binary checks for style issues such as incorrect or missing JSDoc usage, and missing goog.require() statements. It does not do more advanced checks such as typechecking.

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package com.google.javascript.jscomp;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument;
import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;
import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState;

import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.collect.BiMap;
import com.google.common.collect.HashBiMap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.NodeTraversal.AbstractPostOrderCallback;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.graph.AdjacencyGraph;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.graph.Annotation;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.graph.GraphColoring;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.graph.GraphColoring.GreedyGraphColoring;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.graph.GraphNode;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.graph.SubGraph;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Node;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.jstype.FunctionType;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.jstype.JSType;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.jstype.JSTypeNative;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.jstype.ObjectType;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.BitSet;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;

/**
 * Renames unrelated properties to the same name, using type information.
 * This allows better compression as more properties can be given short names.
 *
 * 

Properties are considered unrelated if they are never referenced from the * same type or from a subtype of each others' types, thus this pass is only * effective if type checking is enabled. * * Example: * * Foo.fooprop = 0; * Foo.fooprop2 = 0; * Bar.barprop = 0; * * * becomes: * * * Foo.a = 0; * Foo.b = 0; * Bar.a = 0; * * */ class AmbiguateProperties implements CompilerPass { private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger( AmbiguateProperties.class.getName()); private final AbstractCompiler compiler; private final List stringNodesToRename = new ArrayList<>(); // Can't use these to start property names. private final char[] reservedFirstCharacters; // Can't use these at all in property names. private final char[] reservedNonFirstCharacters; /** Map from property name to Property object */ private final Map propertyMap = new LinkedHashMap<>(); /** Property names that don't get renamed */ private final ImmutableSet externedNames; /** Names to which properties shouldn't be renamed, to avoid name conflicts */ private final Set quotedNames = new HashSet<>(); /** Map from original property name to new name. Only used by tests. */ private Map renamingMap = null; /** * Sorts Property objects by their count, breaking ties alphabetically to * ensure a deterministic total ordering. */ private static final Comparator FREQUENCY_COMPARATOR = new Comparator() { @Override public int compare(Property p1, Property p2) { if (p1.numOccurrences != p2.numOccurrences) { return p2.numOccurrences - p1.numOccurrences; } return p1.oldName.compareTo(p2.oldName); } }; /** A map from JSType to a unique representative Integer. */ private final BiMap intForType = HashBiMap.create(); /** * A map from JSType to JSTypeBitSet representing the types related to the type. * *

A type is always related to itself. */ private final Map relatedBitsets = new HashMap<>(); /** A set of types that invalidate properties from ambiguation. */ private final InvalidatingTypes invalidatingTypes; AmbiguateProperties( AbstractCompiler compiler, char[] reservedFirstCharacters, char[] reservedNonFirstCharacters) { checkState(compiler.getLifeCycleStage().isNormalized()); this.compiler = compiler; this.reservedFirstCharacters = reservedFirstCharacters; this.reservedNonFirstCharacters = reservedNonFirstCharacters; this.invalidatingTypes = new InvalidatingTypes.Builder(compiler.getTypeRegistry()) .addTypesInvalidForPropertyRenaming() .addAllTypeMismatches(compiler.getTypeMismatches()) .addAllTypeMismatches(compiler.getImplicitInterfaceUses()) .build(); this.externedNames = ImmutableSet.builder() .add("prototype") .addAll(compiler.getExternProperties()) .build(); } static AmbiguateProperties makePassForTesting( AbstractCompiler compiler, char[] reservedFirstCharacters, char[] reservedNonFirstCharacters) { AmbiguateProperties ap = new AmbiguateProperties(compiler, reservedFirstCharacters, reservedNonFirstCharacters); ap.renamingMap = new HashMap<>(); return ap; } Map getRenamingMap() { checkNotNull(renamingMap); return renamingMap; } /** Returns an integer that uniquely identifies a JSType. */ private int getIntForType(JSType type) { // Templatized types don't exist at runtime, so collapse to raw type if (type != null && type.isGenericObjectType()) { type = type.toMaybeObjectType().getRawType(); } if (intForType.containsKey(type)) { return intForType.get(type).intValue(); } int newInt = intForType.size() + 1; intForType.put(type, newInt); return newInt; } @Override public void process(Node externs, Node root) { // Find all property references and record the types on which they occur. // Populate stringNodesToRename, propertyMap, quotedNames. NodeTraversal.traverse(compiler, root, new ProcessProperties()); ImmutableSet.Builder reservedNames = ImmutableSet.builder() .addAll(externedNames) .addAll(quotedNames); int numRenamedPropertyNames = 0; int numSkippedPropertyNames = 0; ArrayList nodes = new ArrayList<>(propertyMap.size()); for (Property prop : propertyMap.values()) { if (prop.skipAmbiguating) { ++numSkippedPropertyNames; reservedNames.add(prop.oldName); } else { ++numRenamedPropertyNames; nodes.add(new PropertyGraphNode(prop)); } } PropertyGraph graph = new PropertyGraph(nodes); GraphColoring coloring = new GreedyGraphColoring<>(graph, FREQUENCY_COMPARATOR); int numNewPropertyNames = coloring.color(); // Generate new names for the properties that will be renamed. NameGenerator nameGen = new DefaultNameGenerator( reservedNames.build(), "", reservedFirstCharacters, reservedNonFirstCharacters); String[] colorMap = new String[numNewPropertyNames]; for (int i = 0; i < numNewPropertyNames; ++i) { colorMap[i] = nameGen.generateNextName(); } // Translate the color of each Property instance to a name. for (PropertyGraphNode node : graph.getNodes()) { node.getValue().newName = colorMap[node.getAnnotation().hashCode()]; if (renamingMap != null) { renamingMap.put(node.getValue().oldName, node.getValue().newName); } } // Actually assign the new names to the relevant STRING nodes in the AST. for (Node n : stringNodesToRename) { String oldName = n.getString(); Property p = propertyMap.get(oldName); if (p != null && p.newName != null) { checkState(oldName.equals(p.oldName)); if (!p.newName.equals(oldName)) { n.setString(p.newName); compiler.reportChangeToEnclosingScope(n); } } } // We may have renamed getter / setter properties. GatherGettersAndSetterProperties.update(compiler, externs, root); if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) { logger.fine("Collapsed " + numRenamedPropertyNames + " properties into " + numNewPropertyNames + " and skipped renaming " + numSkippedPropertyNames + " properties."); } } private BitSet getRelatedTypesOnNonUnion(JSType type) { // All of the types we encounter should have been added to the // relatedBitsets via computeRelatedTypesForNonUnionType. if (relatedBitsets.containsKey(type)) { return relatedBitsets.get(type); } else { throw new RuntimeException("Related types should have been computed for" + " type: " + type + " but have not been."); } } /** * Adds subtypes - and implementors, in the case of interfaces - of the type to its JSTypeBitSet * of related types. * *

The 'is related to' relationship is best understood graphically. Draw an arrow from each * instance type to the prototype of each of its subclass. Draw an arrow from each prototype to * its instance type. Draw an arrow from each interface to its implementors. A type is related to * another if there is a directed path in the graph from the type to other. Thus, the 'is related * to' relationship is reflexive and transitive. * *

Example with Foo extends Bar which extends Baz and Bar implements I: * *

{@code
   * Foo -> Bar.prototype -> Bar -> Baz.prototype -> Baz
   *                          ^
   *                          |
   *                          I
   * }
* *

We also need to handle relationships between functions because of ES6 class-side inheritance * although the top Function type itself is invalidating. */ @SuppressWarnings("ReferenceEquality") private void computeRelatedTypesForNonUnionType(JSType type) { // This method could be expanded to handle union types if necessary, but currently no union // types are ever passed as input so the method doesn't have logic for union types checkState(!type.isUnionType(), type); if (relatedBitsets.containsKey(type)) { // We only need to generate the bit set once. return; } JSTypeBitSet related = new JSTypeBitSet(intForType.size()); relatedBitsets.put(type, related); related.set(getIntForType(type)); // A prototype is related to its instance. if (type.isFunctionPrototypeType()) { FunctionType maybeCtor = type.toMaybeObjectType().getOwnerFunction(); if (maybeCtor.isConstructor() || maybeCtor.isInterface()) { addRelatedInstance(maybeCtor, related); } return; } // A class/interface is related to its subclasses/implementors. FunctionType constructor = type.toMaybeObjectType().getConstructor(); if (constructor != null) { for (FunctionType subType : constructor.getDirectSubTypes()) { addRelatedInstance(subType, related); } } // We only specifically handle implicit prototypes of functions in the case of ES6 classes // For regular functions, the implicit prototype being Function.prototype does not matter // because the type `Function` is invalidating. // This may cause unexpected behavior for code that manually sets a prototype, e.g. // Object.setPrototypeOf(myFunction, prototypeObj); // but code like that should not be used with --ambiguate_properties or type-based optimizations FunctionType fnType = type.toMaybeFunctionType(); if (fnType != null) { for (FunctionType subType : fnType.getDirectSubTypes()) { // We record all subtypes of constructors, but don't care about old 'ES5-style' subtyping, // just ES6-style. This is equivalent to saying that the subtype constructor's implicit // prototype is the given type if (fnType == subType.getImplicitPrototype()) { addRelatedType(subType, related); } } } } /** * Adds the instance of the given constructor, its implicit prototype and all * its related types to the given bit set. */ private void addRelatedInstance(FunctionType constructor, JSTypeBitSet related) { checkArgument(constructor.hasInstanceType(), "Constructor %s without instance type.", constructor); ObjectType instanceType = constructor.getInstanceType(); addRelatedType(instanceType, related); } /** Adds the given type and all its related types to the given bit set. */ private void addRelatedType(JSType type, JSTypeBitSet related) { computeRelatedTypesForNonUnionType(type); related.or(relatedBitsets.get(type)); } class PropertyGraph implements AdjacencyGraph { private final ArrayList nodes; PropertyGraph(ArrayList nodes) { this.nodes = nodes; } @Override public List getNodes() { return nodes; } @Override public int getNodeCount() { return nodes.size(); } @Override public GraphNode getNode(Property property) { throw new RuntimeException("PropertyGraph#getNode is never called."); } @Override public SubGraph newSubGraph() { return new PropertySubGraph(); } @Override public void clearNodeAnnotations() { for (PropertyGraphNode node : nodes) { node.setAnnotation(null); } } @Override public int getWeight(Property value) { return value.numOccurrences; } } /** * A {@link SubGraph} that represents properties. The related types of * the properties are used to efficiently calculate adjacency information. */ class PropertySubGraph implements SubGraph { /** Types related to properties referenced in this subgraph. */ JSTypeBitSet relatedTypes = new JSTypeBitSet(intForType.size()); /** * Returns true if prop is in an independent set from all properties in this * sub graph. That is, if none of its related types intersects with the * related types for this sub graph. */ @Override public boolean isIndependentOf(Property prop) { return !relatedTypes.intersects(prop.relatedTypes); } /** * Adds the node to the sub graph, adding all its related types to the * related types for the sub graph. */ @Override public void addNode(Property prop) { relatedTypes.or(prop.relatedTypes); } } static class PropertyGraphNode implements GraphNode { Property property; protected Annotation annotation; PropertyGraphNode(Property property) { this.property = property; } @Override public Property getValue() { return property; } @Override public Annotation getAnnotation() { return annotation; } @Override public void setAnnotation(Annotation data) { annotation = data; } } private void reportInvalidRenameFunction(Node n, String functionName, String message) { compiler.report( JSError.make( n, PropertyRenamingDiagnostics.INVALID_RENAME_FUNCTION, functionName, message)); } private static final String WRONG_ARGUMENT_COUNT = " Must be called with 1 or 2 arguments."; private static final String WANT_STRING_LITERAL = " The first argument must be a string literal."; private static final String DO_NOT_WANT_PATH = " The first argument must not be a property path."; /** Finds all property references, recording the types on which they occur. */ private class ProcessProperties extends AbstractPostOrderCallback { @Override public void visit(NodeTraversal t, Node n, Node parent) { switch (n.getToken()) { case GETPROP: processGetProp(n); return; case CALL: processCall(n); return; case OBJECTLIT: case OBJECT_PATTERN: processObjectLitOrPattern(n); return; case GETELEM: processGetElem(n); return; case CLASS: processClass(n); return; default: // Nothing to do. } } private void processGetProp(Node getProp) { Node propNode = getProp.getSecondChild(); JSType type = getJSType(getProp.getFirstChild()); maybeMarkCandidate(propNode, type); } private void processCall(Node call) { Node target = call.getFirstChild(); if (!target.isQualifiedName()) { return; } String renameFunctionName = target.getOriginalQualifiedName(); if (renameFunctionName != null && compiler.getCodingConvention().isPropertyRenameFunction(renameFunctionName)) { int childCount = call.getChildCount(); if (childCount != 2 && childCount != 3) { reportInvalidRenameFunction(call, renameFunctionName, WRONG_ARGUMENT_COUNT); return; } Node propName = call.getSecondChild(); if (!propName.isString()) { reportInvalidRenameFunction(call, renameFunctionName, WANT_STRING_LITERAL); return; } if (propName.getString().contains(".")) { reportInvalidRenameFunction(call, renameFunctionName, DO_NOT_WANT_PATH); return; } // Skip ambiguation for properties in renaming calls // NOTE (lharker@) - I'm not sure if this behavior is necessary, or if we could safely // ambiguate the property as long as we also updated the property renaming call Property p = getProperty(propName.getString()); p.skipAmbiguating = true; } else if (NodeUtil.isObjectDefinePropertiesDefinition(call)) { Node typeObj = call.getSecondChild(); JSType type = getJSType(typeObj); Node objectLiteral = typeObj.getNext(); if (!objectLiteral.isObjectLit()) { return; } for (Node key : objectLiteral.children()) { if (key.isQuotedString()) { quotedNames.add(key.getString()); } else { maybeMarkCandidate(key, type); } } } } private void processObjectLitOrPattern(Node objectLit) { // Object.defineProperties literals are handled at the CALL node. if (objectLit.getParent().isCall() && NodeUtil.isObjectDefinePropertiesDefinition(objectLit.getParent())) { return; } // The children of an OBJECTLIT node are keys, where the values // are the children of the keys. JSType type = getJSType(objectLit); for (Node key = objectLit.getFirstChild(); key != null; key = key.getNext()) { switch (key.getToken()) { case COMPUTED_PROP: if (key.getFirstChild().isString()) { // If this quoted prop name is statically determinable, ensure we don't rename some // other property in a way that could conflict with it. // // This is largely because we store quoted member functions as computed properties and // want to be consistent with how other quoted properties invalidate property names. quotedNames.add(key.getFirstChild().getString()); } break; case MEMBER_FUNCTION_DEF: case GETTER_DEF: case SETTER_DEF: case STRING_KEY: if (key.isQuotedString()) { // If this quoted prop name is statically determinable, ensure we don't rename some // other property in a way that could conflict with it quotedNames.add(key.getString()); } else { maybeMarkCandidate(key, type); } break; case REST: case SPREAD: break; // Nothing to do. default: throw new IllegalStateException( "Unexpected child of " + objectLit.getToken() + ": " + key.toStringTree()); } } } private void processGetElem(Node n) { // If this is a quoted property access (e.g. x['myprop']), we need to // ensure that we never rename some other property in a way that // could conflict with this quoted name. Node child = n.getLastChild(); if (child.isString()) { quotedNames.add(child.getString()); } } private void processClass(Node classNode) { JSType classConstructorType = getJSType(classNode); JSType classPrototype = classConstructorType.isFunctionType() ? classConstructorType.toMaybeFunctionType().getPrototype() : compiler.getTypeRegistry().getNativeType(JSTypeNative.UNKNOWN_TYPE); for (Node member : NodeUtil.getClassMembers(classNode).children()) { if (member.isQuotedString()) { // ignore get 'foo'() {} and prevent property name collisions // Note that only getters/setters are represented as quoted strings, not 'foo'() {} // see https://github.com/google/closure-compiler/issues/3071 quotedNames.add(member.getString()); continue; } else if (member.isComputedProp()) { // ignore ['foo']() {} // for simple cases, we also prevent renaming collisions if (member.getFirstChild().isString()) { quotedNames.add(member.getFirstChild().getString()); } continue; } else if (NodeUtil.isEs6ConstructorMemberFunctionDef(member)) { // don't rename `class C { constructor() {} }` ! // This only applies for ES6 classes, not generic properties called 'constructor', which // is why it's handled in this method specifically. continue; } JSType memberOwnerType = member.isStaticMember() ? classConstructorType : classPrototype; // member could be a MEMBER_FUNCTION_DEF, GETTER_DEF, or SETTER_DEF maybeMarkCandidate(member, memberOwnerType); } } /** * If a property node is eligible for renaming, stashes a reference to it * and increments the property name's access count. * * @param n The STRING node for a property */ private void maybeMarkCandidate(Node n, JSType type) { String name = n.getString(); if (!externedNames.contains(name)) { stringNodesToRename.add(n); recordProperty(name, type); } } private Property recordProperty(String name, JSType type) { Property prop = getProperty(name); prop.addType(type); return prop; } } private Property getProperty(String name) { Property prop = propertyMap.get(name); if (prop == null) { prop = new Property(name); propertyMap.put(name, prop); } return prop; } /** * This method gets the JSType from the Node argument and verifies that it is * present. */ private JSType getJSType(Node n) { JSType type = n.getJSType(); if (type == null) { // TODO(bradfordcsmith): This branch indicates a compiler bug. It should throw an exception. return compiler.getTypeRegistry().getNativeType(JSTypeNative.UNKNOWN_TYPE); } else { return type; } } /** Encapsulates the information needed for renaming a property. */ private class Property { final String oldName; String newName; int numOccurrences; boolean skipAmbiguating; JSTypeBitSet relatedTypes = new JSTypeBitSet(intForType.size()); Property(String name) { this.oldName = name; } /** Add this type to this property, calculating */ void addType(JSType newType) { if (skipAmbiguating) { return; } ++numOccurrences; if (newType.isUnionType()) { newType = newType.restrictByNotNullOrUndefined(); if (newType.isUnionType()) { for (JSType alt : newType.getUnionMembers()) { addNonUnionType(alt); } return; } } addNonUnionType(newType); } private void addNonUnionType(JSType newType) { if (skipAmbiguating || invalidatingTypes.isInvalidating(newType)) { skipAmbiguating = true; return; } if (!relatedTypes.get(getIntForType(newType))) { computeRelatedTypesForNonUnionType(newType); relatedTypes.or(getRelatedTypesOnNonUnion(newType)); } } } // A BitSet that stores type info. Adds pretty-print routines. private class JSTypeBitSet extends BitSet { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; private JSTypeBitSet(int size) { super(size); } /** * Pretty-printing, for diagnostic purposes. */ @Override public String toString() { int from = 0; int current = 0; List types = new ArrayList<>(); while (-1 != (current = nextSetBit(from))) { types.add(intForType.inverse().get(current).toString()); from = current + 1; } return Joiner.on(" && ").join(types); } } }





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