Allow plugins to use css
Summary: Flipper plugins fail when importing css from third-party dependencies. This diff tries to fix that. Effectively, the plugin can import the css and export it when is bundled. When we load the plugin, we check if there's a css file for it. If there's one, we return it and try to use it. Reviewed By: aigoncharov Differential Revision: D40758178 fbshipit-source-id: e53afffcc481504905d5eeb1aea1f9114ee2a86b
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@@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ export class HeadlessPluginInitializer extends AbstractPluginInitializer {
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protected async requirePluginImpl(
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pluginDetails: ActivatablePluginDetails,
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): Promise<_SandyPluginDefinition> {
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const plugin = await getRenderHostInstance().requirePlugin(
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const requiredPlugin = await getRenderHostInstance().requirePlugin(
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pluginDetails.entry,
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);
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if (!plugin) {
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if (!requiredPlugin || !requiredPlugin.plugin) {
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throw new Error(
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`Failed to obtain plugin source for: ${pluginDetails.name}`,
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);
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}
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return new _SandyPluginDefinition(pluginDetails, plugin);
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return new _SandyPluginDefinition(pluginDetails, requiredPlugin.plugin);
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}
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protected async filterAllLocalVersions(
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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ export function initializeRenderHost(
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async exportFileBinary() {
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throw new Error('Not implemented');
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},
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openLink(url: string) {
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openLink(_url: string) {
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throw new Error('Not implemented');
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},
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hasFocus() {
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@@ -54,22 +54,24 @@ export function initializeRenderHost(
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return flipperServerConfig.gatekeepers[gatekeeper] ?? false;
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},
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flipperServer,
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async requirePlugin(path) {
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let source = await flipperServer.exec('plugin-source', path);
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async requirePlugin(path): Promise<{plugin: any; css?: string}> {
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const source = await flipperServer.exec('plugin-source', path);
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let js = source.js;
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// append source url (to make sure a file entry shows up in the debugger)
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source += `\n//# sourceURL=file://${path}`;
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js += `\n//# sourceURL=file://${path}`;
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// and source map url (to get source code if available)
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source += `\n//# sourceMappingURL=file://${path.replace(/.js$/, '.map')}`;
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js += `\n//# sourceMappingURL=file://${path.replace(/.js$/, '.map')}`;
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// Plugins are compiled as typical CJS modules, referring to the global
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// 'module', which we'll make available by loading the source into a closure that captures 'module'.
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// Note that we use 'eval', and not 'new Function', because the latter will cause the source maps
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// to be off by two lines (as the function declaration uses two lines in the generated source)
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// eslint-disable-next-line no-eval
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const cjsLoader = eval('(module) => {' + source + '\n}');
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const cjsLoader = eval('(module) => {' + js + '\n}');
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const theModule = {exports: {}};
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cjsLoader(theModule);
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return theModule.exports;
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return {plugin: theModule.exports};
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},
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getStaticResourceUrl(path): string {
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// the 'static' folder is mounted as static middleware in Express at the root
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