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themeReference.ts
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import type { Theme, PartialTheme } from '@fluentui-react-native/theme-types';
import { mergeTheme } from './mergeTheme';
/**
* Argument type for listening for theme changes
*/
export type OnThemeChange = () => void;
/**
* A function that takes in a parent theme, then returns a partial set of changes to be merged with the parent theme to update
* it.
*/
export type ThemeTransform<TTheme extends Theme, TPartial extends PartialTheme> = (parent: TTheme) => TPartial;
/**
* A theme recipe is either a partial theme to merge on top of a base theme, or a function that returns the same kind of
* partial to merge. These are recipes because they are cached as distinct steps so that they can be reapplied if the
* base theme changes
*/
export type ThemeRecipe<TTheme extends Theme, TPartial extends PartialTheme> = TPartial | ThemeTransform<TTheme, TPartial>;
/**
* Provides a wrapper around a theme object, allowing the ability to create a theme from another theme, to listen to theme
* changes, and to update the theme.
*
* This is the object that is designed to be handed to a theme provider, such that it can listen for changes and set the
* value into context again.
*/
export class ThemeReference<TTheme extends Theme = Theme, TPartial extends PartialTheme = PartialTheme> {
private themeData: TTheme | undefined = undefined;
private recipes: ThemeRecipe<TTheme, TPartial>[];
private listeners: OnThemeChange[] = [];
private getParent: () => TTheme;
private parentRef: ThemeReference<TTheme, TPartial> | undefined = undefined;
/**
* Create the theme reference, either as a plain wrapper, or a wrapper with additional transforms and/or merging
* @param base - can be either another ThemeReference object, or a fully specified theme
* @param recipes - any number of recipes to be applied on top of the theme object
*/
constructor(base: TTheme | ThemeReference<TTheme, TPartial>, ...recipes: ThemeRecipe<TTheme, TPartial>[]) {
this.listeners = [];
this.recipes = recipes;
this.parentRef = base instanceof ThemeReference ? base : undefined;
if (this.parentRef) {
const onChanged = () => {
this.invalidate();
};
this.parentRef.addOnThemeChanged(onChanged);
}
this.getParent = () => (this.parentRef ? this.parentRef.theme : (base as TTheme));
}
/**
* get the internal theme object, which will be created on-demand
*/
public get theme(): TTheme {
if (!this.themeData) {
let theme = this.getParent();
for (const recipe of this.recipes) {
theme = mergeTheme(theme, typeof recipe === 'function' ? recipe(theme) : recipe);
}
this.themeData = theme;
}
return this.themeData;
}
/**
* register a new listener for theme changes
*/
public addOnThemeChanged(listener: OnThemeChange): void {
this.listeners.push(listener);
}
/**
* remove a previously registered listener
*/
public removeOnThemeChanged(listener: OnThemeChange): void {
this.listeners = this.listeners.filter((v) => v !== listener);
}
/**
* invalidate the theme, causing it to be regenerated. This can happen via notifications from the parent, but
* can also be called directly if a functional transform needs to be re-run
*/
public invalidate(): void {
this.themeData = undefined;
for (const listener of this.listeners) {
listener();
}
}
/**
* update the recipes (but not the base) in the theme. This will also implicitly invalidate the theme
* since the recipes changed.
*/
public update(...recipes: ThemeRecipe<TTheme, TPartial>[]): void {
this.recipes = recipes || [];
this.invalidate();
}
}