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'require base';
'require es6/util/makeiterator';
'require util/global';
'require util/polyfill';

/**
 * Should we unconditionally override a native Promise implementation with our
 * own?
 * @define {boolean}
 */
$jscomp.FORCE_POLYFILL_PROMISE = false;


$jscomp.polyfill('Promise',
    /**
     * @param {*} NativePromise
     * @return {*}
     * @suppress {reportUnknownTypes}
     */
    function(NativePromise) {
  // TODO(bradfordcsmith): Do we need to add checks for standards conformance?
  //     e.g. The version of FireFox we currently use for testing has a Promise
  //     that fails to reject attempts to fulfill it with itself, but that
  //     isn't reasonably testable here.
  if (NativePromise && !$jscomp.FORCE_POLYFILL_PROMISE) {
    return NativePromise;
  }

  /**
    * Schedules code to be executed asynchronously.
    * @constructor
    * @struct
    */
  function AsyncExecutor() {
    /**
     * Batch of functions to execute.
     *
     * Will be `null` initially and immediately after a batch finishes
     * executing.
     * @private {?Array}
     */
    this.batch_ = null;
  }

  /**
   * Schedule a function to execute asynchronously.
   *
   * -   The function will execute:
   *     -   After the current call stack has completed executing.
   *     -   After any functions previously scheduled using this object.
   * -   The return value will be ignored.
   * -   An exception thrown by the method will be caught and asynchronously
   *     rethrown when it cannot interrupt any other code. This class provides
   *     no way to catch such exceptions.
   * @param {function():?} f
   */
  AsyncExecutor.prototype.asyncExecute = function(f) {
    if (this.batch_ == null) {
      // no batch created yet, or last batch was fully executed
      this.batch_ = [];
      var self = this;
      this.asyncExecuteFunction(function() { self.executeBatch_(); });
    }
    this.batch_.push(f);
  };

  // NOTE: We want to make sure AsyncExecutor will work as expected even if
  // testing code should override setTimeout()
  /** @const {function(!Function, number)} */
  var nativeSetTimeout = $jscomp.global['setTimeout'];

  /**
   * Schedule a function to execute asynchronously as soon as possible.
   *
   * NOTE: May be overridden for testing.
   * @package
   * @param {function()} f
   */
  AsyncExecutor.prototype.asyncExecuteFunction = function(f) {
    nativeSetTimeout(f, 0);
  };

  /**
   * Execute scheduled jobs in a batch until all are executed or the batch
   * execution time limit has been reached.
   * @private
   */
  AsyncExecutor.prototype.executeBatch_ = function() {
    while (this.batch_ && this.batch_.length) {
      var /** !Array */ executingBatch = this.batch_;
      // Executions scheduled while executing this batch go into a new one to
      // avoid the batch array getting too big.
      this.batch_ = [];
      for (var i = 0; i < executingBatch.length; ++i) {
        var f = /** @type {function()} */ (executingBatch[i]);
        executingBatch[i] = null;  // free memory
        try {
          f();
        } catch (error) {
          this.asyncThrow_(error);
        }
      }
    }
    // All jobs finished executing, so force scheduling a new batch next
    // time asyncExecute() is called.
    this.batch_ = null;
  };

  /**
   * @private
   * @param {*} exception
   */
  AsyncExecutor.prototype.asyncThrow_ = function(exception) {
    this.asyncExecuteFunction(function() { throw exception; });
  };

  /**
   * @enum {number}
   */
  var PromiseState = {
    /** The Promise is waiting for resolution. */
    PENDING: 0,

    /** The Promise has been resolved with a fulfillment value. */
    FULFILLED: 1,

    /** The Promise has been resolved with a rejection reason. */
    REJECTED: 2
  };


  /**
   * @see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise
   * @param {function(
   *             function((TYPE|IThenable|Thenable|null)=),
   *             function(*=))} executor
   * @constructor
   * @extends {Promise}
   * @template TYPE
   */
  var PolyfillPromise = function(executor) {
    /** @private {PromiseState} */
    this.state_ = PromiseState.PENDING;

    /**
     * The settled result of the Promise. Immutable once set with either a
     * fulfillment value or rejection reason.
     * @private {*}
     */
    this.result_ = undefined;

    /**
     * These functions must be asynchronously executed when this promise
     * settles.
     * @private {?Array}
     */
    this.onSettledCallbacks_ = [];

    var resolveAndReject = this.createResolveAndReject_();
    try {
      executor(resolveAndReject.resolve, resolveAndReject.reject);
    } catch (e) {
      resolveAndReject.reject(e);
    }
  };


  /**
   * Create a pair of functions for resolving or rejecting this Promise.
   *
   * 

After the resolve or reject function has been called once, later calls * do nothing. * @private * @return {{ * resolve: function((TYPE|IThenable|Thenable|null)=), * reject: function(*=) * }} */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.createResolveAndReject_ = function() { var thisPromise = this; var alreadyCalled = false; /** * @param {function(this:PolyfillPromise, T=)} method * @return {function(T=)} * @template T */ function firstCallWins(method) { return function(/** T= */ x) { if (!alreadyCalled) { alreadyCalled = true; method.call(thisPromise, x); } }; } return { resolve: firstCallWins(this.resolveTo_), reject: firstCallWins(this.reject_) }; }; /** * @private * @param {*=} value */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.resolveTo_ = function(value) { if (value === this) { this.reject_(new TypeError('A Promise cannot resolve to itself')); } else if (value instanceof PolyfillPromise) { this.settleSameAsPromise_(/** @type {!PolyfillPromise} */ (value)); } else if (isObject(value)) { this.resolveToNonPromiseObj_(/** @type {!Object} */ (value)); } else { this.fulfill_(value); } }; /** * @private * @param {!Object} obj * @suppress {strictMissingProperties} obj.then */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.resolveToNonPromiseObj_ = function(obj) { var thenMethod = undefined; try { thenMethod = obj.then; } catch (error) { this.reject_(error); return; } if (typeof thenMethod == 'function') { this.settleSameAsThenable_(thenMethod, /** @type {!Thenable} */ (obj)); } else { this.fulfill_(obj); } }; /** * @param {*} value anything * @return {boolean} */ function isObject(value) { switch (typeof value) { case 'object': return value != null; case 'function': return true; default: return false; } } /** * Reject this promise for the given reason. * @private * @param {*=} reason * @throws {!Error} if this promise is already fulfilled or rejected. */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.reject_ = function(reason) { this.settle_(PromiseState.REJECTED, reason); }; /** * Fulfill this promise with the given value. * @private * @param {!TYPE} value * @throws {!Error} when this promise is already fulfilled or rejected. */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.fulfill_ = function(value) { this.settle_(PromiseState.FULFILLED, value); }; /** * Fulfill or reject this promise with the given value/reason. * @private * @param {!PromiseState} settledState (FULFILLED or REJECTED) * @param {*} valueOrReason * @throws {!Error} when this promise is already fulfilled or rejected. */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.settle_ = function(settledState, valueOrReason) { if (this.state_ != PromiseState.PENDING) { throw new Error( 'Cannot settle(' + settledState + ', ' + valueOrReason + '): Promise already settled in state' + this.state_); } this.state_ = settledState; this.result_ = valueOrReason; this.executeOnSettledCallbacks_(); }; PolyfillPromise.prototype.executeOnSettledCallbacks_ = function() { if (this.onSettledCallbacks_ != null) { for (var i = 0; i < this.onSettledCallbacks_.length; ++i) { asyncExecutor.asyncExecute(this.onSettledCallbacks_[i]); } this.onSettledCallbacks_ = null; // free memory } }; /** * All promise async execution is managed by a single executor for the * sake of efficiency. * @const {!AsyncExecutor} */ var asyncExecutor = new AsyncExecutor(); /** * Arrange to settle this promise in the same way as the given thenable. * @private * @param {!PolyfillPromise} promise */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.settleSameAsPromise_ = function(promise) { var methods = this.createResolveAndReject_(); // Calling then() would create an unnecessary extra promise. promise.callWhenSettled_(methods.resolve, methods.reject); }; /** * Arrange to settle this promise in the same way as the given thenable. * @private * @param {function( * function((TYPE|IThenable|Thenable|null)=), * function(*=)) * } thenMethod * @param {!Thenable} thenable */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.settleSameAsThenable_ = function( thenMethod, thenable) { var methods = this.createResolveAndReject_(); // Don't trust an unknown thenable implementation not to throw exceptions. try { thenMethod.call(thenable, methods.resolve, methods.reject); } catch (error) { methods.reject(error); } }; /** @override */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.then = function(onFulfilled, onRejected) { var resolveChild; var rejectChild; var childPromise = new PolyfillPromise(function(resolve, reject) { resolveChild = resolve; rejectChild = reject; }); function createCallback(paramF, defaultF) { // The spec says to ignore non-function values for onFulfilled and // onRejected if (typeof paramF == 'function') { return function(x) { try { resolveChild(paramF(x)); } catch (error) { rejectChild(error); } }; } else { return defaultF; } } this.callWhenSettled_( createCallback(onFulfilled, resolveChild), createCallback(onRejected, rejectChild)); return childPromise; }; /** @override */ PolyfillPromise.prototype.catch = function(onRejected) { return this.then(undefined, onRejected); }; PolyfillPromise.prototype.callWhenSettled_ = function( onFulfilled, onRejected) { var /** !PolyfillPromise */ thisPromise = this; function callback() { switch (thisPromise.state_) { case PromiseState.FULFILLED: onFulfilled(thisPromise.result_); break; case PromiseState.REJECTED: onRejected(thisPromise.result_); break; default: throw new Error('Unexpected state: ' + thisPromise.state_); } } if (this.onSettledCallbacks_ == null) { // we've already settled asyncExecutor.asyncExecute(callback); } else { this.onSettledCallbacks_.push(callback); } }; // called locally, so give it a name function resolvingPromise(opt_value) { if (opt_value instanceof PolyfillPromise) { return opt_value; } else { return new PolyfillPromise(function(resolve, reject) { resolve(opt_value); }); } } PolyfillPromise['resolve'] = resolvingPromise; PolyfillPromise['reject'] = function(opt_reason) { return new PolyfillPromise(function(resolve, reject) { reject(opt_reason); }); }; PolyfillPromise['race'] = function(thenablesOrValues) { return new PolyfillPromise(function(resolve, reject) { var /** !Iterator<*> */ iterator = $jscomp.makeIterator(thenablesOrValues); for (var /** !IIterableResult<*> */ iterRec = iterator.next(); !iterRec.done; iterRec = iterator.next()) { // Using resolvingPromise() allows us to treat all elements the same // way. // NOTE: resolvingPromise(promise) always returns the argument // unchanged. // Using .callWhenSettled_() instead of .then() avoids creating an // unnecessary extra promise. resolvingPromise(iterRec.value).callWhenSettled_(resolve, reject); } }); }; PolyfillPromise['all'] = function(thenablesOrValues) { var /** !Iterator<*> */ iterator = $jscomp.makeIterator(thenablesOrValues); var /** !IIterableResult<*> */ iterRec = iterator.next(); if (iterRec.done) { return resolvingPromise([]); } else { return new PolyfillPromise(function(resolveAll, rejectAll) { var resultsArray = []; var unresolvedCount = 0; function onFulfilled(i) { return function(ithResult) { resultsArray[i] = ithResult; unresolvedCount--; if (unresolvedCount == 0) { resolveAll(resultsArray); } }; } do { resultsArray.push(undefined); unresolvedCount++; // Using resolvingPromise() allows us to treat all elements the same // way. // NOTE: resolvingPromise(promise) always returns the argument // unchanged. Using .callWhenSettled_() instead of .then() avoids // creating an unnecessary extra promise. resolvingPromise(iterRec.value) .callWhenSettled_( onFulfilled(resultsArray.length - 1), rejectAll); iterRec = iterator.next(); } while (!iterRec.done); }); } }; return PolyfillPromise; }, 'es6', 'es3');





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