// @ts-ignore import { jitsiLocalStorage } from '@jitsi/js-utils'; import { Dispatch } from 'redux'; import { addKnownDomains } from '../known-domains/actions'; import { parseURIString } from '../util/uri'; import { CONFIG_WILL_LOAD, LOAD_CONFIG_ERROR, OVERWRITE_CONFIG, SET_CONFIG, UPDATE_CONFIG } from './actionTypes'; import { IConfig } from './configType'; import { _CONFIG_STORE_PREFIX } from './constants'; import { setConfigFromURLParams } from './functions.any'; /** * Updates the config with new options. * * @param {Object} config - The new options (to add). * @returns {Function} */ export function updateConfig(config: IConfig) { return { type: UPDATE_CONFIG, config }; } /** * Signals that the configuration (commonly known in Jitsi Meet as config.js) * for a specific locationURL will be loaded now. * * @param {URL} locationURL - The URL of the location which necessitated the * loading of a configuration. * @param {string} room - The name of the room (conference) for which we're loading the config for. * @returns {{ * type: CONFIG_WILL_LOAD, * locationURL: URL, * room: string * }} */ export function configWillLoad(locationURL: URL, room: string) { return { type: CONFIG_WILL_LOAD, locationURL, room }; } /** * Signals that a configuration (commonly known in Jitsi Meet as config.js) * could not be loaded due to a specific error. * * @param {Error} error - The {@code Error} which prevented the successful * loading of a configuration. * @param {URL} locationURL - The URL of the location which necessitated the * loading of a configuration. * @returns {{ * type: LOAD_CONFIG_ERROR, * error: Error, * locationURL: URL * }} */ export function loadConfigError(error: Error, locationURL: URL) { return { type: LOAD_CONFIG_ERROR, error, locationURL }; } /** * Overwrites some config values. * * @param {Object} config - The new options (to overwrite). * @returns {{ * type: OVERWRITE_CONFIG, * config: Object * }} */ export function overwriteConfig(config: Object) { return { type: OVERWRITE_CONFIG, config }; } /** * Sets the configuration represented by the feature base/config. The * configuration is defined and consumed by the library lib-jitsi-meet but some * of its properties are consumed by the application jitsi-meet as well. * * @param {Object} config - The configuration to be represented by the feature * base/config. * @returns {Function} */ export function setConfig(config: Object = {}) { return (dispatch: Dispatch, getState: Function) => { const { locationURL } = getState()['features/base/connection']; // Now that the loading of the config was successful override the values // with the parameters passed in the hash part of the location URI. // TODO We're still in the middle ground between old Web with config, // and interfaceConfig used via global variables and new // Web and mobile reading the respective values from the redux store. // Only the config will be overridden on React Native, as the other // globals will be undefined here. It's intentional - we do not care to // override those configs yet. locationURL && setConfigFromURLParams( // On Web the config also comes from the window.config global, // but it is resolved in the loadConfig procedure. config, window.interfaceConfig, locationURL); dispatch({ type: SET_CONFIG, config }); }; } /** * Stores a specific Jitsi Meet config.js object into {@code localStorage}. * * @param {string} baseURL - The base URL from which the config.js was * downloaded. * @param {Object} config - The Jitsi Meet config.js to store. * @returns {Function} */ export function storeConfig(baseURL: string, config: Object) { return (dispatch: Dispatch) => { // Try to store the configuration in localStorage. If the deployment // specified 'getroom' as a function, for example, it does not make // sense to and it will not be stored. let b = false; try { if (typeof window.config === 'undefined' || window.config !== config) { jitsiLocalStorage.setItem(`${_CONFIG_STORE_PREFIX}/${baseURL}`, JSON.stringify(config)); b = true; } } catch (e) { // Ignore the error because the caching is optional. } // If base/config knows a domain, then the app knows it. if (b) { try { dispatch(addKnownDomains(parseURIString(baseURL)?.host)); } catch (e) { // Ignore the error because the fiddling with "known domains" is // a side effect here. } } return b; }; }