chat-server/node_modules/logform/splat.js

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'use strict';
const util = require('util');
const { SPLAT } = require('triple-beam');
/**
* Captures the number of format (i.e. %s strings) in a given string.
* Based on `util.format`, see Node.js source:
* https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/b1c8f15c5f169e021f7c46eb7b219de95fe97603/lib/util.js#L201-L230
* @type {RegExp}
*/
const formatRegExp = /%[scdjifoO%]/g;
/**
* Captures the number of escaped % signs in a format string (i.e. %s strings).
* @type {RegExp}
*/
const escapedPercent = /%%/g;
class Splatter {
constructor(opts) {
this.options = opts;
}
/**
* Check to see if tokens <= splat.length, assign { splat, meta } into the
* `info` accordingly, and write to this instance.
*
* @param {Info} info Logform info message.
* @param {String[]} tokens Set of string interpolation tokens.
* @returns {Info} Modified info message
* @private
*/
_splat(info, tokens) {
const msg = info.message;
const splat = info[SPLAT] || info.splat || [];
const percents = msg.match(escapedPercent);
const escapes = percents && percents.length || 0;
// The expected splat is the number of tokens minus the number of escapes
// e.g.
// - { expectedSplat: 3 } '%d %s %j'
// - { expectedSplat: 5 } '[%s] %d%% %d%% %s %j'
//
// Any "meta" will be arugments in addition to the expected splat size
// regardless of type. e.g.
//
// logger.log('info', '%d%% %s %j', 100, 'wow', { such: 'js' }, { thisIsMeta: true });
// would result in splat of four (4), but only three (3) are expected. Therefore:
//
// extraSplat = 3 - 4 = -1
// metas = [100, 'wow', { such: 'js' }, { thisIsMeta: true }].splice(-1, -1 * -1);
// splat = [100, 'wow', { such: 'js' }]
const expectedSplat = tokens.length - escapes;
const extraSplat = expectedSplat - splat.length;
const metas = extraSplat < 0
? splat.splice(extraSplat, -1 * extraSplat)
: [];
// Now that { splat } has been separated from any potential { meta }. we
// can assign this to the `info` object and write it to our format stream.
// If the additional metas are **NOT** objects or **LACK** enumerable properties
// you are going to have a bad time.
const metalen = metas.length;
if (metalen) {
for (let i = 0; i < metalen; i++) {
Object.assign(info, metas[i]);
}
}
info.message = util.format(msg, ...splat);
return info;
}
/**
* Transforms the `info` message by using `util.format` to complete
* any `info.message` provided it has string interpolation tokens.
* If no tokens exist then `info` is immutable.
*
* @param {Info} info Logform info message.
* @param {Object} opts Options for this instance.
* @returns {Info} Modified info message
*/
transform(info) {
const msg = info.message;
const splat = info[SPLAT] || info.splat;
// No need to process anything if splat is undefined
if (!splat || !splat.length) {
return info;
}
// Extract tokens, if none available default to empty array to
// ensure consistancy in expected results
const tokens = msg && msg.match && msg.match(formatRegExp);
// This condition will take care of inputs with info[SPLAT]
// but no tokens present
if (!tokens && (splat || splat.length)) {
const metas = splat.length > 1
? splat.splice(0)
: splat;
// Now that { splat } has been separated from any potential { meta }. we
// can assign this to the `info` object and write it to our format stream.
// If the additional metas are **NOT** objects or **LACK** enumerable properties
// you are going to have a bad time.
const metalen = metas.length;
if (metalen) {
for (let i = 0; i < metalen; i++) {
Object.assign(info, metas[i]);
}
}
return info;
}
if (tokens) {
return this._splat(info, tokens);
}
return info;
}
}
/*
* function splat (info)
* Returns a new instance of the splat format TransformStream
* which performs string interpolation from `info` objects. This was
* previously exposed implicitly in `winston < 3.0.0`.
*/
module.exports = opts => new Splatter(opts);