'use strict';
const layerInterface = require('./layerInterface.js')();
const legendGroupRecord = require('./legendGroupRecord.js')();
/**
* @class LegendEntryRecord
*/
class LegendEntryRecord extends legendGroupRecord.LegendGroupRecord {
// NOTE we don't inherit from LayerRecord, because we don't want all the layerish default behavior
// Fake News.
// this object is friends with `entry` config element
// this object collects a number of layers. One layer is the master layer,
// which means it provides layer name and symbology
// in the legend, we do not see a list of child layers under the entry.
// it is presented as one layer, and the controls end up changing
// all layers in the collection. so there is no way to just adjust
// visibility on one sub-layer, for example.
// TODO right now we are piping most of the master proxy's values out. it is a tad
// redundant (e.g. real layer -> real layer proxy -> legend entry -> legend entry proxy -> client).
// if we had magic, we would make the proxy for legend entry to simply be the master proxy, and
// then override the special case properties (set visibility, set opacity).
// doing this at the moment is a bit risky, because if something else in the legend starts
// referencing the master layer and it's proxy, it will be given this modified proxy and
// will cause chaos and failures. for the moment, continue with redundant and safe approach.
// NOTE for now, we are assuming the implementer sets the master proxy before using this object.
// most properties / functions will error if attempts are made to use them early, as they
// need a master proxy. if this becomes a problem, we can add default values to return
// if the master proxy is not present.
// these pretty much just pass on the master proxy values.
// because there are no controls for individual opacity, things should stay aligned.
// if someone makes a config where children have different settings, too bad.
// we will display the master layer setting for simplicity.
get opacity () { return this._masterProxy.opacity; }
get layerName () { return this._masterProxy.name; }
get symbology () { return this._masterProxy.symbology; }
getGeomType () { return this._masterProxy.geometryType; }
get featureCount () { return this._masterProxy.featureCount; }
get state () { return this._masterProxy.state; }
isBBoxVisible () { return this._masterProxy.boundingBox; }
isSnapshot () { return this._masterProxy.snapshot; }
getFormattedAttributes () { return this._masterProxy.formattedAttributes; }
get infoType () { return this._masterProxy.infoType; }
get infoContent () { return this._masterProxy.infoContent; }
setSnapshot () { this._masterProxy.setSnapshot(); } // TODO we don't reall know the snapshot process yet.
get bbox () { return this._masterProxy._source.bbox; } // TODO this is really ugly. consider changing layerInterface.standardSetBoundingBox
// these are special to the legend entry record scenario.
// note special visibility and query functions are defined in LegendGroupRecord,
// which this class eats.
set opacity (value) {
// TEST STATUS none
// TODO do we need to worry about a layers that dont support opacity being registered as children?
this._childProxies.forEach(p => { p.setOpacity(value); });
}
// returns the proxy interface object for the root of the layer (i.e. main entry in legend, not nested child things)
// TODO docs
getProxy () {
// TEST STATUS none
// TODO figure out control name arrays, if they apply at all for fake groups, and where they come from
if (!this._rootProxy) {
this._rootProxy = new layerInterface.LayerInterface(this);
this._rootProxy.convertToLegendEntry(this);
}
return this._rootProxy;
}
// for now, we assume the proxy has already been added (via constructor or addChildProxy)
setMasterProxy (proxy) {
this._masterProxy = proxy;
this._name = proxy.name;
}
/**
* Create a bound fake record to support layer groups with a master layer
* @param {Object} config config object for the group
* @param {Array} childProxies an optional array of proxies for immediate children of the group
*
*/
constructor (config, childProxies) {
// TEST STATUS none
super('', childProxies);
// TODO do we need anything from the config? if not, remove from constructor parameter.
console.log(config);
}
}
module.exports = () => ({
LegendEntryRecord
});