joplin/packages/app-mobile/utils/shim-init-react.js

const shim = require('@joplinapp/lib/shim').default;
const { GeolocationReact } = require('./geolocation-react.js');
const PoorManIntervals = require('@joplinapp/lib/PoorManIntervals').default;
const RNFetchBlob = require('rn-fetch-blob').default;
const { generateSecureRandom } = require('react-native-securerandom');
const FsDriverRN = require('./fs-driver-rn.js').FsDriverRN;
const urlValidator = require('valid-url');
const { Buffer } = require('buffer');
const { Linking, Platform } = require('react-native');
const mimeUtils = require('@joplinapp/lib/mime-utils.js').mime;
const { basename, fileExtension } = require('@joplinapp/lib/path-utils');
const uuid = require('@joplinapp/lib/uuid').default;
const Resource = require('@joplinapp/lib/models/Resource');

const injectedJs = {
	webviewLib: require('@joplinapp/lib/rnInjectedJs/webviewLib'),
};

function shimInit() {
	shim.Geolocation = GeolocationReact;
	shim.sjclModule = require('@joplinapp/lib/vendor/sjcl-rn.js');

	shim.fsDriver = () => {
		if (!shim.fsDriver_) shim.fsDriver_ = new FsDriverRN();
		return shim.fsDriver_;
	};

	shim.randomBytes = async count => {
		const randomBytes = await generateSecureRandom(count);
		const temp = [];
		for (const n in randomBytes) {
			if (!randomBytes.hasOwnProperty(n)) continue;
			temp.push(randomBytes[n]);
		}
		return temp;
	};

	shim.fetch = async function(url, options = null) {
		// The native fetch() throws an uncatchable error that crashes the
		// app if calling it with an invalid URL such as '//.resource' or
		// "http://ocloud. de" so detect if the URL is valid beforehand and
		// throw a catchable error. Bug:
		// https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/7436
		const validatedUrl = urlValidator.isUri(url);
		if (!validatedUrl) throw new Error(`Not a valid URL: ${url}`);

		return shim.fetchWithRetry(() => {
			// If the request has a body and it's not a GET call, and it
			// doesn't have a Content-Type header we display a warning,
			// because it could trigger a "Network request failed" error.
			// https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/30176
			if (options?.body && options?.method && options.method !== 'GET' && !options?.headers?.['Content-Type']) {
				console.warn('Done a non-GET fetch call without a Content-Type header. It may make the request fail.', url, options);
			}

			// Among React Native `fetch()` many bugs, one of them is that
			// it will truncate strings when they contain binary data.
			// Browser fetch() or Node fetch() work fine but as always RN's
			// one doesn't. There's no obvious way to fix this so we'll
			// have to wait if it's eventually fixed upstream. See here for
			// more info:
			// https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/issues/3986#issuecomment-718019688

			return fetch(validatedUrl, options);
		}, options);
	};

	shim.fetchBlob = async function(url, options) {
		if (!options || !options.path) throw new Error('fetchBlob: target file path is missing');

		const headers = options.headers ? options.headers : {};
		const method = options.method ? options.method : 'GET';
		const overwrite = 'overwrite' in options ? options.overwrite : true;

		const dirs = RNFetchBlob.fs.dirs;
		let localFilePath = options.path;
		if (localFilePath.indexOf('/') !== 0) localFilePath = `${dirs.DocumentDir}/${localFilePath}`;

		if (!overwrite) {
			if (await shim.fsDriver().exists(localFilePath)) {
				return { ok: true };
			}
		}

		delete options.path;
		delete options.overwrite;

		const doFetchBlob = () => {
			return RNFetchBlob.config({
				path: localFilePath,
			}).fetch(method, url, headers);
		};

		try {
			const response = await shim.fetchWithRetry(doFetchBlob, options);

			// Returns an object that's roughtly compatible with a standard Response object
			const output = {
				ok: response.respInfo.status < 400,
				path: response.data,
				status: response.respInfo.status,
				headers: response.respInfo.headers,
				// If response type is 'path' then calling text() or json() (or base64())
				// on RNFetchBlob response object will make it read the file on the native thread,
				// serialize it, and send over the RN bridge.
				// For larger files this can cause the app to crash.
				// For these type of responses we're not using the response text anyway
				// so can override it here to return empty values
				text: response.type === 'path' ? () => '' : response.text,
				json: response.type === 'path' ? () => {} : response.json,
			};

			return output;
		} catch (error) {
			throw new Error(`fetchBlob: ${method} ${url}: ${error.toString()}`);
		}
	};

	shim.uploadBlob = async function(url, options) {
		if (!options || !options.path) throw new Error('uploadBlob: source file path is missing');

		const headers = options.headers ? options.headers : {};
		const method = options.method ? options.method : 'POST';

		try {
			const response = await RNFetchBlob.fetch(method, url, headers, RNFetchBlob.wrap(options.path));

			// Returns an object that's roughtly compatible with a standard Response object
			return {
				ok: response.respInfo.status < 400,
				data: response.data,
				text: response.text,
				json: response.json,
				status: response.respInfo.status,
				headers: response.respInfo.headers,
			};
		} catch (error) {
			throw new Error(`uploadBlob: ${method} ${url}: ${error.toString()}`);
		}
	};

	shim.readLocalFileBase64 = async function(path) {
		return RNFetchBlob.fs.readFile(path, 'base64');
	};

	shim.stringByteLength = function(string) {
		return Buffer.byteLength(string, 'utf-8');
	};

	shim.Buffer = Buffer;

	shim.openUrl = url => {
		Linking.openURL(url);
	};

	shim.httpAgent = () => {
		return null;
	};

	shim.waitForFrame = () => {
		return new Promise(function(resolve) {
			requestAnimationFrame(function() {
				resolve();
			});
		});
	};

	shim.mobilePlatform = () => {
		return Platform.OS;
	};

	shim.appVersion = () => {
		const p = require('react-native-version-info').default;
		return p.appVersion;
	};

	// NOTE: This is a limited version of createResourceFromPath - unlike the Node version, it
	// only really works with images. It does not resize the image either.
	shim.createResourceFromPath = async function(filePath, defaultProps = null) {
		defaultProps = defaultProps ? defaultProps : {};
		const resourceId = defaultProps.id ? defaultProps.id : uuid.create();

		const ext = fileExtension(filePath);
		let mimeType = mimeUtils.fromFileExtension(ext);
		if (!mimeType) mimeType = 'image/jpeg';

		let resource = Resource.new();
		resource.id = resourceId;
		resource.mime = mimeType;
		resource.title = basename(filePath);
		resource.file_extension = ext;

		const targetPath = Resource.fullPath(resource);
		await shim.fsDriver().copy(filePath, targetPath);

		if (defaultProps) {
			resource = Object.assign({}, resource, defaultProps);
		}

		const itDoes = await shim.fsDriver().waitTillExists(targetPath);
		if (!itDoes) throw new Error(`Resource file was not created: ${targetPath}`);

		const fileStat = await shim.fsDriver().stat(targetPath);
		resource.size = fileStat.size;

		resource = await Resource.save(resource, { isNew: true });

		return resource;
	};

	shim.injectedJs = function(name) {
		if (!(name in injectedJs)) throw new Error(`Cannot find injectedJs file (add it to "injectedJs" object): ${name}`);
		return injectedJs[name];
	};

	shim.setTimeout = (fn, interval) => {
		return PoorManIntervals.setTimeout(fn, interval);
	};

	shim.setInterval = (fn, interval) => {
		return PoorManIntervals.setInterval(fn, interval);
	};

	shim.clearTimeout = (id) => {
		return PoorManIntervals.clearTimeout(id);
	};

	shim.clearInterval = (id) => {
		return PoorManIntervals.clearInterval(id);
	};

}

module.exports = { shimInit };