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@soundworks/plugin-scripting

v2.0.0-alpha.3

Published

soundworks plugin for managing and editing shared scripts at runtime

Downloads

4

Readme

soundworks | plugin scripting

npm version

soundworks plugin for runtime distributed scripting.

Table of Contents

Installation

npm install @soundworks/plugin-scripting --save

Usage

Server

// src/server/index.js
import { Server } from '@soundworks/core/server.js';
import pluginScripting from '@soundworks/plugin-scripting/server.js';

const server = new Server(config);
// register the plugin with an optionnal dirname
server.pluginManager.register('scripting', pluginScripting, {
  dirname: 'my-script',
});
await server.start();
// use the plugin once the server is started
const scripting = await server.pluginManager.get('scripting');

Given that there is a file my-constants.js in the watched my-script directory:

// my-script/my-constants.js
export const answer = 42;

Client

// src/client/**/index.js
import { Client } from '@soundworks/core/client.js';
import pluginScripting from '@soundworks/plugin-scripting/client.js';

const client = new Client(config);
// register the plugin
client.pluginManager.register('scripting', pluginScripting);
await client.start();
// use the plugin once the client is started
const scripting = await client.pluginManager.get('scripting');
const script = await scripting.attach('my-constants');
const mod = await script.import();
console.log(mod.answer);
// > 42

Notes

Where do the scripts live

The shared scripts are stored in the file system as raw Javascript files located in the directory defined on the server side configuration of the plugin (cf. dirname option).

This is the responsibility of the code consuming the shared scripts to define the API that the scripts should expose.

Limitations

The scripts are simple JavaScript modules that are re-bundled using esbuild each time their content is modified. As such, they can import installed dependencies (i.e. node_modules) or import other scripts. However, using such bundle leads to a restriction in Node.js clients, that can't import native addons directly (in such case you should inject the dependency into the script at runtime). This might change in the future as dynamic import/require of ES modules is more stable (cf. https://github.com/nodejs/help/issues/2751).

Creating / updating / deleting scripts

Internally the scripting plugin relies on the @soundworks/plugin-filesystem plugin, which should be use to make any modifications in the script directory:

// register and get the scripting plugin
server.pluginManager.register('scripting', pluginScripting, { dirname: 'my-script' });
await server.start();
const scripting = await server.pluginManager.get('scripting');
// create a new script in the 'my-script' directory using the scripting reltated filesystem
const code = `export function add(a, b) { return a + b }`;
await scripting.filesystem.writeFile('add.js', code);

API

Classes

PluginScriptingServer

Server-side representation of the soundworks' scripting plugin.

Kind: global class

new PluginScriptingServer()

The constructor should never be called manually. The plugin will be instantiated by soundworks when registered in the pluginManager

Available options:

  • dirname {String} - directory in which the script files are located

If no option is given, for example before a user selects a project, the plugin will stay idle until switch is called.

Example

server.pluginManager.register('scripting', scriptingPlugin, { dirname })

pluginScriptingServer.filesystem

Instance of the underlying filesystem plugin.

Kind: instance property of PluginScriptingServer

pluginScriptingServer.getList() ⇒ Array

Returns the list of all available scripts.

Kind: instance method of PluginScriptingServer

pluginScriptingServer.getCollection() ⇒ Promise.<SharedStateCollection>

Return the SharedStateCollection of all the scripts underlying share states. Provided for build and error monitoring purposes. If you want a full featured Script instance, see attach instead.

Kind: instance method of PluginScriptingServer

pluginScriptingServer.setGlobalScriptingContext(ctx)

Registers a global context object to be used in scripts. Note that the context is store globally, so several scripting plugins running in parallel will share the same underlying object. The global getGlobalScriptingContext function will allow to retrieve the given object from within scripts.

Kind: instance method of PluginScriptingServer

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | ctx | Object | Object to store in global context |

pluginScriptingServer.onUpdate(callback, [executeListener]) ⇒ function

Register callback to execute when a script is created or deleted.

Kind: instance method of PluginScriptingServer
Returns: function - Function that unregister the listener when executed.

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | callback | function | | Callback function to execute | | [executeListener] | boolean | false | If true, execute the given callback immediately. |

pluginScriptingServer.switch(dirname)

Switch the plugin to watch and use another directory

Kind: instance method of PluginScriptingServer

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | dirname | String | Object | Path to the new directory. As a convenience to match the plugin filesystem API, an object containing the 'dirname' key can also be passed |

pluginScriptingServer.attach(name) ⇒ Promise

Attach to a script.

Kind: instance method of PluginScriptingServer
Returns: Promise - Promise that resolves on a new Script instance.

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | name | string | Name of the script |

SharedScript

A SharedScript can be distributed amongst different clients and modified at runtime. The script source is stored directly in the filestem, see dirname option of the server-side plugin.

A Shared script cannot be instatiated manually, it is retrieved by calling the client's or server PluginScripting.attach method.

Kind: global class

sharedScript.name : string

Name of the script (i.e. sanitized relative path)

Kind: instance property of SharedScript

sharedScript.filename : string

Filename from which the script is created.

Kind: instance property of SharedScript

sharedScript.buildError : string

Error that may have occured during the transpilation of the script. If no error occured during transpilation, the attribute is set to null.

Kind: instance property of SharedScript

sharedScript.runtimeError : string

Runtime error that may have occured during the execution of the script. Runtime errors must be reported by the consumer code (cf. reportRuntimeError).

Kind: instance property of SharedScript

sharedScript.import() ⇒ Promise

Dynamically import the bundled module. https://caniuse.com/?search=import()

Kind: instance method of SharedScript
Returns: Promise - Promise which fulfills to the JS module.

sharedScript.reportRuntimeError(err)

Manually report an error catched in try / catch block. While there are global 'error', 'uncaughtExceptionhandler' that catch errors throws by scripts, this can be usefull in situations where you want your code to continue after the error:

script.onUpdate(async updates => {
  if (updates.browserBuild) {
    if (mod) {
      // we want to manually catch error that might be thrown in `exit()`
      // because otherwise `mod`` would never be updated
      try {
        mod.exit();
      } catch (err) {
        script.reportRuntimeError(err);
      }
    }

    mod = await script.import();
    mod.enter();
  }
}, true);

Kind: instance method of SharedScript

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | err | Error |

sharedScript.detach()

Detach the script.

Kind: instance method of SharedScript

sharedScript.onUpdate(callback, [executeListener]) ⇒ function

Register a callback to be executed when the script is updated.

Kind: instance method of SharedScript
Returns: function - Function that unregister the callback when executed.

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | callback | function | | Callback function | | [executeListener] | boolean | false | If true, execute the given callback immediately. |

sharedScript.onDetach(callback)

Register a callback to be executed when the script is detached, i.e. when detach as been called, or when the script has been deleted

Kind: instance method of SharedScript

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | callback | function | Callback function |

Development Notes

Credits

https://soundworks.dev/credits.html

License

BSD-3-Clause