src/registry/ holds what the library knows about an interface: namespace, version, the page it was read from, properties with their value schemas and directives with their payload schemas. Five interfaces are described (Alexa, PowerController, BrightnessController, TemperatureSensor, EndpointHealth); the other 65 names of AlexaInterfaceType are stubs with the version and property names of 1.5.2. schema.ts is the run-time check behind it (241 lines, no new dependency), catalog.ts the vocabularies of the pages: 103 assets (23 units), 6 actions, 9 states, 56 display categories, 22 reserved words, 73 error types under 11 namespaces. AlexaInterface.getVersion() and getProps() read the registry; the two switch statements are gone (-167 lines). On the wire: Alexa.EndpointHealth is announced at 3.1 (was 3.3; the page is titled 3.1 and no page mentions 3.3), and TimeHoldController and Camera.LiveViewController at 3 and 1.7 (1.5.2 sent the string "UNKNOWN"). DisplayCategory gains VACUUM. New exports: registry, DeclarationError, SchemaError, Assets, Units, Actions, States, DisplayCategories and the descriptor types. Tests: 20 JSON examples of the five pages under test/fixtures/alexa-docs; every directive payload and property value in them parses with its descriptor. npm test: 57 pass (was 30) in 10.8 s, also on Node 18.20.8 and 20.20.2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
190 lines
7.5 KiB
JavaScript
190 lines
7.5 KiB
JavaScript
"use strict";
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// Values checked at run time and typed at compile time. A descriptor states its property values, directive payloads
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// and declaration options with these; parse() returns the value or throws a SchemaError that names where it went
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// wrong. Written here rather than taken from a package: mqtt stays the only runtime dependency.
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Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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exports.s = exports.SchemaError = void 0;
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/** A value that does not fit its schema: path is where ("payload.targetSetpoint.scale"), problem is what. */
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class SchemaError extends Error {
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constructor(path, problem) {
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super(path ? `${path}: ${problem}` : problem);
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this.path = path;
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this.problem = problem;
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this.name = "SchemaError";
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}
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}
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exports.SchemaError = SchemaError;
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// The input as an error message shows it: short, and quoted when it is text.
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function shown(input) {
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if (input === undefined)
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return "nothing";
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if (typeof input === "function")
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return "a function";
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const text = JSON.stringify(input) ?? String(input);
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return text.length > 60 ? `${text.slice(0, 57)}...` : text;
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}
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function mismatch(path, expects, input) {
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return new SchemaError(path, `expected ${expects}, got ${shown(input)}`);
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}
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const at = (path, key) => (path ? `${path}.${key}` : key);
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function isRecord(input) {
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return typeof input === "object" && input !== null && !Array.isArray(input);
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}
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function schema(expects, accepts) {
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return {
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expects,
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parse(input, path = "") {
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if (!accepts(input))
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throw mismatch(path, expects, input);
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return input;
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},
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};
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}
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function numberText({ min, max, gt, integer }) {
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const kind = integer ? "an integer" : "a number";
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if (min !== undefined && max !== undefined)
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return `${kind} from ${min} to ${max}`;
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if (min !== undefined)
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return `${kind} of ${min} or more`;
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if (max !== undefined)
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return `${kind} of ${max} or less`;
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if (gt !== undefined)
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return `${kind} greater than ${gt}`;
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return kind;
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}
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function number(rules = {}) {
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const { min = -Infinity, max = Infinity, gt = -Infinity, integer = false } = rules;
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return schema(numberText(rules), (input) => typeof input === "number" && Number.isFinite(input) && input >= min && input <= max && input > gt
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&& (!integer || Number.isInteger(input)));
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}
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function string(rules = {}) {
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const { min = 0, max = Infinity, pattern } = rules;
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const length = max === Infinity ? (min > 0 ? ` of ${min} or more characters` : "") : ` of ${min} to ${max} characters`;
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return schema(rules.expects ?? `a string${length}`, (input) => typeof input === "string" && input.length >= min && input.length <= max && (!pattern || pattern.test(input)));
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}
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function boolean() {
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return schema("true or false", (input) => typeof input === "boolean");
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}
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function literal(value) {
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return schema(JSON.stringify(value), (input) => input === value);
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}
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function enumeration(...values) {
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return { ...schema(values.join(" | "), (input) => values.includes(input)), values };
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}
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function unknown() {
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return schema("any value", () => true);
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}
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function optional(inner) {
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return {
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expects: inner.expects,
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optional: true,
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parse: (input, path = "") => (input === undefined ? undefined : inner.parse(input, path)),
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};
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}
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function nullable(inner) {
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const expects = `${inner.expects} or null`;
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return {
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expects,
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parse(input, path = "") {
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if (input === null)
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return null;
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try {
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return inner.parse(input, path);
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}
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catch (err) {
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// The value itself is of the wrong kind: null was a choice too. An error further in keeps its own path.
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if (err instanceof SchemaError && err.path === path)
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throw mismatch(path, expects, input);
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throw err;
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}
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},
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};
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}
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function array(item, rules = {}) {
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const { min = 0, max = Infinity } = rules;
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const count = max === Infinity ? (min > 0 ? ` with ${min} or more entries` : "") : ` with ${min} to ${max} entries`;
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const expects = `a list${count}`;
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return {
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expects,
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parse(input, path = "") {
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if (!Array.isArray(input) || input.length < min || input.length > max)
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throw mismatch(path, expects, input);
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return input.map((entry, i) => item.parse(entry, `${path}[${i}]`));
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},
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};
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}
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/**
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* An object with the keys of shape. Keys the shape does not name are kept as they are: a field Alexa adds to a
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* directive reaches the handler. unknownKeys "reject" is for what a developer writes, where such a key is a typo.
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*/
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function object(shape, rules = {}) {
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const known = Object.keys(shape);
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const expects = known.length > 0 ? `an object with ${known.join(", ")}` : "an object";
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return {
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expects,
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parse(input, path = "") {
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if (!isRecord(input))
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throw mismatch(path, expects, input);
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const others = Object.keys(input).filter((key) => !known.includes(key));
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if (others.length > 0 && rules.unknownKeys === "reject") {
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throw new SchemaError(at(path, others[0]), `unknown key, the known ones are ${known.join(", ") || "none"}`);
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}
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const parsed = {};
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for (const key of known) {
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const value = shape[key].parse(input[key], at(path, key));
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if (value !== undefined)
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parsed[key] = value;
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}
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for (const key of others)
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parsed[key] = input[key];
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return parsed;
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},
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};
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}
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// alexa-property-schemas.html "Temperature", "Temperature scales"
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function temperature() {
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return object({ value: number(), scale: enumeration("CELSIUS", "FAHRENHEIT", "KELVIN") });
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}
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// alexa-property-schemas.html "DateTime": UTC, no offsets. The seconds are optional here because the TimeInterval
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// examples on the same page leave them out ("2017-10-04T14:00Z").
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const DATE_TIME = /^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T\d{2}:\d{2}(:\d{2}(\.\d+)?)?Z$/;
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function dateTime() {
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return schema("a UTC time like 2017-08-30T01:18:21Z", (input) => typeof input === "string" && DATE_TIME.test(input) && !Number.isNaN(Date.parse(input)));
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}
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// alexa-property-schemas.html "Duration": the time portion of ISO 8601, negative for a delta ("PT-30S")
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const DURATION = /^PT(?=.)(-?\d+H)?(-?\d+M)?(-?\d+S)?$/;
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function duration() {
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return string({ pattern: DURATION, expects: "a duration like PT3M15S" });
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}
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// alexa-property-schemas.html "TimeInterval": "Specify one or two of the time interval fields. If you specify all
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// three fields, an error occurs."
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function timeInterval() {
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const fields = object({ start: optional(dateTime()), end: optional(dateTime()), duration: optional(duration()) });
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const expects = "a time interval with one or two of start, end, duration";
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return {
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expects,
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parse(input, path = "") {
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const interval = fields.parse(input, path);
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const given = [interval.start, interval.end, interval.duration].filter((field) => field !== undefined).length;
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if (given < 1 || given > 2)
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throw mismatch(path, expects, input);
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return interval;
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},
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};
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}
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exports.s = {
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string,
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number,
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boolean,
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literal,
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enum: enumeration,
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unknown,
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optional,
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nullable,
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array,
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object,
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temperature,
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dateTime,
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duration,
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timeInterval,
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};
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