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impress.js/src/lib/gc.js

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/**
* Garbage collection utility
*
* This library allows plugins to add elements and event listeners they add to the DOM. The user
* can call `impress().lib.gc.teardown()` to cause all of them to be removed from DOM, so that
* the document is in the state it was before calling `impress().init()`.
*
* In addition to just adding elements and event listeners to the garbage collector, plugins
* can also register callback functions to do arbitrary cleanup upon teardown.
*
* Henrik Ingo (c) 2016
* MIT License
*/
( function( document, window ) {
"use strict";
var roots = [];
var rootsCount = 0;
var startingState = { roots: [] };
var libraryFactory = function( rootId ) {
if ( roots[ rootId ] ) {
return roots[ rootId ];
}
// Per root global variables (instance variables?)
var elementList = [];
var eventListenerList = [];
var callbackList = [];
recordStartingState( rootId );
// LIBRARY FUNCTIONS
// Definitions of the library functions we return as an object at the end
// `pushElement` adds a DOM element to the gc stack
var pushElement = function( element ) {
elementList.push( element );
};
// `appendChild` is a convenience wrapper that combines DOM appendChild with gc.pushElement
var appendChild = function( parent, element ) {
parent.appendChild( element );
pushElement( element );
};
// `pushEventListener` adds an event listener to the gc stack
var pushEventListener = function( target, type, listenerFunction ) {
eventListenerList.push( { target:target, type:type, listener:listenerFunction } );
};
// `addEventListener` combines DOM addEventListener with gc.pushEventListener
var addEventListener = function( target, type, listenerFunction ) {
target.addEventListener( type, listenerFunction );
pushEventListener( target, type, listenerFunction );
};
// `pushCallback` If the above utilities are not enough, plugins can add their own callback
// function to do arbitrary things.
var pushCallback = function( callback ) {
callbackList.push( callback );
};
pushCallback( function( rootId ) { resetStartingState( rootId ); } );
// `teardown` will
// - execute all callbacks in LIFO order
// - call `removeChild` on all DOM elements in LIFO order
// - call `removeEventListener` on all event listeners in LIFO order
// The goal of a teardown is to return to the same state that the DOM was before
// `impress().init()` was called.
var teardown = function() {
// Execute the callbacks in LIFO order
var i; // Needed by jshint
for ( i = callbackList.length - 1; i >= 0; i-- ) {
callbackList[ i ]( rootId );
}
callbackList = [];
for ( i = 0; i < elementList.length; i++ ) {
elementList[ i ].parentElement.removeChild( elementList[ i ] );
}
elementList = [];
for ( i = 0; i < eventListenerList.length; i++ ) {
var target = eventListenerList[ i ].target;
var type = eventListenerList[ i ].type;
var listener = eventListenerList[ i ].listener;
target.removeEventListener( type, listener );
}
};
var lib = {
pushElement: pushElement,
appendChild: appendChild,
pushEventListener: pushEventListener,
addEventListener: addEventListener,
pushCallback: pushCallback,
teardown: teardown
};
roots[ rootId ] = lib;
rootsCount++;
return lib;
};
// Let impress core know about the existence of this library
window.impress.addLibraryFactory( { gc: libraryFactory } );
// CORE INIT
// The library factory (gc(rootId)) is called at the beginning of impress(rootId).init()
// For the purposes of teardown(), we can use this as an opportunity to save the state
// of a few things in the DOM in their virgin state, before impress().init() did anything.
// Note: These could also be recorded by the code in impress.js core as these values
// are changed, but in an effort to not deviate too much from upstream, I'm adding
// them here rather than the core itself.
var recordStartingState = function( rootId ) {
startingState.roots[ rootId ] = {};
startingState.roots[ rootId ].steps = [];
// Record whether the steps have an id or not
var steps = document.getElementById( rootId ).querySelectorAll( ".step" );
for ( var i = 0; i < steps.length; i++ ) {
var el = steps[ i ];
startingState.roots[ rootId ].steps.push( {
el: el,
id: el.getAttribute( "id" )
} );
}
// In the rare case of multiple roots, the following is changed on first init() and
// reset at last tear().
if ( rootsCount === 0 ) {
startingState.body = {};
// It is customary for authors to set body.class="impress-not-supported" as a starting
// value, which can then be removed by impress().init(). But it is not required.
// Remember whether it was there or not.
if ( document.body.classList.contains( "impress-not-supported" ) ) {
startingState.body.impressNotSupported = true;
} else {
startingState.body.impressNotSupported = false;
}
// If there's a <meta name="viewport"> element, its contents will be overwritten by init
var metas = document.head.querySelectorAll( "meta" );
for ( i = 0; i < metas.length; i++ ) {
var m = metas[ i ];
if ( m.name === "viewport" ) {
startingState.meta = m.content;
}
}
}
};
// CORE TEARDOWN
var resetStartingState = function( rootId ) {
// Reset body element
document.body.classList.remove( "impress-enabled" );
document.body.classList.remove( "impress-disabled" );
var root = document.getElementById( rootId );
var activeId = root.querySelector( ".active" ).id;
document.body.classList.remove( "impress-on-" + activeId );
document.documentElement.style.height = "";
document.body.style.height = "";
document.body.style.overflow = "";
// Remove style values from the root and step elements
// Note: We remove the ones set by impress.js core. Otoh, we didn't preserve any original
// values. A more sophisticated implementation could keep track of original values and then
// reset those.
var steps = root.querySelectorAll( ".step" );
for ( var i = 0; i < steps.length; i++ ) {
steps[ i ].classList.remove( "future" );
steps[ i ].classList.remove( "past" );
steps[ i ].classList.remove( "present" );
steps[ i ].classList.remove( "active" );
steps[ i ].style.position = "";
steps[ i ].style.transform = "";
steps[ i ].style[ "transform-style" ] = "";
}
root.style.position = "";
root.style[ "transform-origin" ] = "";
root.style.transition = "";
root.style[ "transform-style" ] = "";
root.style.top = "";
root.style.left = "";
root.style.transform = "";
// Reset id of steps ("step-1" id's are auto generated)
steps = startingState.roots[ rootId ].steps;
var step;
while ( step = steps.pop() ) {
if ( step.id === null ) {
step.el.removeAttribute( "id" );
} else {
step.el.setAttribute( "id", step.id );
}
}
delete startingState.roots[ rootId ];
// Move step div elements away from canvas, then delete canvas
// Note: There's an implicit assumption here that the canvas div is the only child element
// of the root div. If there would be something else, it's gonna be lost.
var canvas = root.firstChild;
var canvasHTML = canvas.innerHTML;
root.innerHTML = canvasHTML;
if ( roots[ rootId ] !== undefined ) {
delete roots[ rootId ];
rootsCount--;
}
if ( rootsCount === 0 ) {
// In the rare case that more than one impress root elements were initialized, these
// are only reset when all are uninitialized.
document.body.classList.remove( "impress-supported" );
if ( startingState.body.impressNotSupported ) {
document.body.classList.add( "impress-not-supported" );
}
// We need to remove or reset the meta element inserted by impress.js
var metas = document.head.querySelectorAll( "meta" );
for ( i = 0; i < metas.length; i++ ) {
var m = metas[ i ];
if ( m.name === "viewport" ) {
if ( startingState.meta !== undefined ) {
m.content = startingState.meta;
} else {
m.parentElement.removeChild( m );
}
}
}
}
};
} )( document, window );