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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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 * Copyright 2018 The Closure Compiler Authors.
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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package com.google.javascript.jscomp;

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.javascript.jscomp.modules.Binding;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.modules.Export;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.modules.Module;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.modules.ModuleMap;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.modules.ModuleMetadataMap.ModuleMetadata;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Node;
import java.util.List;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/** Centralized location for determining how to rename modules. */
final class ModuleRenaming {

  private ModuleRenaming() {}

  /**
   * The name of the temporary variable created for the default export before globalization of the
   * module.
   */
  static final String DEFAULT_EXPORT_VAR_PREFIX = "$jscompDefaultExport";

  /** Returns the global name of a variable declared in an ES module. */
  static String getGlobalNameOfEsModuleLocalVariable(
      ModuleMetadata moduleMetadata, String variableName) {
    return variableName + "$$" + getGlobalName(moduleMetadata, /* googNamespace= */ null);
  }

  /** Returns the global name of the anonymous default export for the given module. */
  static String getGlobalNameOfAnonymousDefaultExport(ModuleMetadata moduleMetadata) {
    return getGlobalNameOfEsModuleLocalVariable(moduleMetadata, DEFAULT_EXPORT_VAR_PREFIX);
  }

  /**
   * @param moduleMetadata the metadata of the module to get the global name of
   * @param googNamespace the Closure namespace that is being referenced fromEsModule this module,
   *     if any
   * @return the global, qualified name to rewrite any references to this module to
   */
  static String getGlobalName(ModuleMetadata moduleMetadata, @Nullable String googNamespace) {
    checkState(googNamespace == null || moduleMetadata.googNamespaces().contains(googNamespace));
    switch (moduleMetadata.moduleType()) {
      case GOOG_MODULE:
        return ClosureRewriteModule.getBinaryModuleNamespace(googNamespace);
      case GOOG_PROVIDE:
      case LEGACY_GOOG_MODULE:
        return checkNotNull(googNamespace);
      case ES6_MODULE:
      case COMMON_JS:
        return moduleMetadata.path().toModuleName();
      case SCRIPT:
        // fall through, throw an error
    }
    throw new IllegalStateException("Unexpected module type: " + moduleMetadata.moduleType());
  }

  /** Returns the post-transpilation, globalized name of the export. */
  static String getGlobalName(Export export) {
    if (export.moduleMetadata().isEs6Module()) {
      if (export.localName().equals(Export.DEFAULT_EXPORT_NAME)) {
        return getGlobalNameOfAnonymousDefaultExport(export.moduleMetadata());
      }
      return getGlobalNameOfEsModuleLocalVariable(export.moduleMetadata(), export.localName());
    }
    return getGlobalName(export.moduleMetadata(), export.closureNamespace())
        + "."
        + export.exportName();
  }

  /** Returns the post-transpilation, globalized name of the binding. */
  static String getGlobalName(Binding binding) {
    if (binding.isModuleNamespace()) {
      return getGlobalName(binding.metadata(), binding.closureNamespace());
    }
    return getGlobalName(binding.originatingExport());
  }

  /**
   * Returns the globalized name of a reference to a binding in JS Doc. See {@link
   * #replace(AbstractCompiler, ModuleMap, Binding, Node)} to replace actual code nodes.
   *
   * 

For example: * *

   *   // bar
   *   export class Bar {}
   * 
* *
   *   // foo
   *   import * as bar from 'bar';
   *   export {bar};
   * 
* *
   *   import * as foo from 'foo';
   *   let /** !foo.bar.Bar *\/ b;
   * 
* *

Should call this method with the binding for {@code foo} and a list ("bar", "Bar"). In this * example any of these properties could also be modules. This method will replace as much as the * GETPROP as it can with module exported variables. Meaning in the above example this would * return something like "baz$$module$bar", whereas if this method were called for just "foo.bar" * it would return "module$bar", as it refers to a module object itself. */ static String getGlobalNameForJsDoc( ModuleMap moduleMap, Binding binding, List propertyChain) { int prop = 0; while (binding.isModuleNamespace() && binding.metadata().isEs6Module() && prop < propertyChain.size()) { String propertyName = propertyChain.get(prop); Module m = moduleMap.getModule(binding.metadata().path()); if (m.namespace().containsKey(propertyName)) { binding = m.namespace().get(propertyName); } else { // This means someone referenced an invalid export on a module object. This should be an // error, so just rewrite and let the type checker complain later. It isn't a super clear // error, but we're working on type checking modules soon. break; } prop++; } String globalName = getGlobalName(binding); if (prop < propertyChain.size()) { globalName = globalName + "." + Joiner.on('.').join(propertyChain.subList(prop, propertyChain.size())); } return globalName; } /** * Replaces the reference to a given binding. See {@link #getGlobalNameForJsDoc(ModuleMap, * Binding, List)} for a JS Doc version. * *

For example: * *

   *   // bar
   *   export let baz = {qux: 0};
   * 
* *
   *   // foo
   *   import * as bar from 'bar';
   *   export {bar};
   * 
* *
   *   import * as foo from 'foo';
   *   use(foo.bar.baz.qux);
   * 
* *

Should call this method with the binding and node for {@code foo}. In this example any of * these properties could also be modules. This method will replace as much as the GETPROP as it * can with module exported variables. Meaning in the above example this would return something * like "baz$$module$bar.qux", whereas if this method were called for just "foo.bar" it would * return "module$bar", as it refers to a module object itself. * * @param binding the binding nameNode is a reference to * @param nameNode the node to replace */ static Node replace( AbstractCompiler compiler, ModuleMap moduleMap, Binding binding, Node nameNode) { checkState(nameNode.isName()); Node n = nameNode; while (binding.isModuleNamespace() && binding.metadata().isEs6Module() && n.getParent().isGetProp()) { String propertyName = n.getParent().getSecondChild().getString(); Module m = moduleMap.getModule(binding.metadata().path()); if (m.namespace().containsKey(propertyName)) { binding = m.namespace().get(propertyName); n = n.getParent(); } else { // This means someone referenced an invalid export on a module object. This should be an // error, so just rewrite and let the type checker complain later. It isn't a super clear // error, but we're working on type checking modules soon. break; } } String globalName = getGlobalName(binding); Node newNode = NodeUtil.newQName(compiler, globalName); // For kythe: the new node only represents the last name it replaced, not all the names. // e.g. if we rewrite `a.b.c.d.e` to `x.d.e`, then `x` should map to `c`, not `a.b.c`. Node forSourceInfo = n.isGetProp() ? n.getSecondChild() : n; n.replaceWith(newNode); newNode.srcrefTree(forSourceInfo); newNode.setOriginalName(forSourceInfo.getString()); return newNode; } }





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