import _converse from '@converse/headless/shared/_converse.js';
import { getOpenPromise } from '@converse/openpromise';
import { waitUntil, isFunction } from '../../utils/core.js';
export default {
/**
* Converse and its plugins trigger various events which you can listen to via the
* {@link _converse.api.listen} namespace.
*
* Some of these events are also available as [ES2015 Promises](http://es6-features.org/#PromiseUsage)
* although not all of them could logically act as promises, since some events
* might be fired multpile times whereas promises are to be resolved (or
* rejected) only once.
*
* Events which are also promises include:
*
* * [cachedRoster](/docs/html/events.html#cachedroster)
* * [chatBoxesFetched](/docs/html/events.html#chatBoxesFetched)
* * [pluginsInitialized](/docs/html/events.html#pluginsInitialized)
* * [roster](/docs/html/events.html#roster)
* * [rosterContactsFetched](/docs/html/events.html#rosterContactsFetched)
* * [rosterGroupsFetched](/docs/html/events.html#rosterGroupsFetched)
* * [rosterInitialized](/docs/html/events.html#rosterInitialized)
*
* The various plugins might also provide promises, and they do this by using the
* `promises.add` api method.
*
* @namespace _converse.api.promises
* @memberOf _converse.api
*/
promises: {
/**
* By calling `promises.add`, a new [Promise](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise)
* is made available for other code or plugins to depend on via the
* {@link _converse.api.waitUntil} method.
*
* Generally, it's the responsibility of the plugin which adds the promise to
* also resolve it.
*
* This is done by calling {@link _converse.api.trigger}, which not only resolves the
* promise, but also emits an event with the same name (which can be listened to
* via {@link _converse.api.listen}).
*
* @method _converse.api.promises.add
* @param {string|array} [name|names] The name or an array of names for the promise(s) to be added
* @param { boolean } [replace=true] Whether this promise should be replaced with a new one when the user logs out.
* @example _converse.api.promises.add('foo-completed');
*/
add (promises, replace=true) {
promises = Array.isArray(promises) ? promises : [promises];
promises.forEach(name => {
const promise = getOpenPromise();
promise.replace = replace;
_converse.promises[name] = promise;
});
}
},
/**
* Wait until a promise is resolved or until the passed in function returns
* a truthy value.
* @method _converse.api.waitUntil
* @param {string|function} condition - The name of the promise to wait for,
* or a function which should eventually return a truthy value.
* @returns {Promise}
*/
waitUntil (condition) {
if (isFunction(condition)) {
return waitUntil(condition);
} else {
const promise = _converse.promises[condition];
if (promise === undefined) {
return null;
}
return promise;
}
},
}