// Copyright (C) 2018 The Android Open Source Project
//
// 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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//
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import {globals} from '../controller/globals';

import {Child, Controller, ControllerInitializerAny} from './controller';
import {PermalinkController} from './permalink_controller';
import {RecordController} from './record_controller';
import {TraceController} from './trace_controller';

// The root controller for the entire app. It handles the lifetime of all
// the other controllers (e.g., track and query controllers) according to the
// global state.
export class AppController extends Controller<'main'> {
  // extensionPort is needed for the RecordController to communicate with the
  // extension through the frontend. This is because the controller is running
  // on a worker, and isn't able to directly send messages to the extension.
  private extensionPort: MessagePort;

  constructor(extensionPort: MessagePort) {
    super('main');
    this.extensionPort = extensionPort;
  }

  // This is the root method that is called every time the controller tree is
  // re-triggered. This can happen due to:
  // - An action received from the frontend.
  // - An internal promise of a nested controller being resolved and manually
  //   re-triggering the controllers.
  run() {
    const childControllers: ControllerInitializerAny[] = [
      Child('permalink', PermalinkController, {}),
      Child(
          'record',
          RecordController,
          {app: globals, extensionPort: this.extensionPort}),
    ];
    for (const engineCfg of Object.values(globals.state.engines)) {
      childControllers.push(Child(engineCfg.id, TraceController, engineCfg.id));
    }
    return childControllers;
  }
}