vector-im-hydrogen-web/scripts/postcss/css-compile-variables.js

/*
Copyright 2021 The Matrix.org Foundation C.I.C.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*/

const valueParser = require("postcss-value-parser");

/**
 * This plugin derives new css variables from a given set of base variables.
 * A derived css variable has the form --base--operation-argument; meaning that the derived
 * variable has a value that is generated from the base variable "base" by applying "operation"
 * with given "argument".
 * 
 * eg: given the base variable --foo-color: #40E0D0, --foo-color--darker-20 is a css variable
 * derived from foo-color by making it 20% more darker.
 * 
 * All derived variables are added to the :root section.
 * 
 * The actual derivation is done outside the plugin in a callback.
 */

let aliasMap;
let resolvedMap;
let baseVariables;

function getValueFromAlias(alias) {
    const derivedVariable = aliasMap.get(alias);
    return baseVariables.get(derivedVariable) ?? resolvedMap.get(derivedVariable);
}

function parseDeclarationValue(value) {
    const parsed = valueParser(value);
    const variables = [];
    parsed.walk(node => {
        if (node.type !== "function" && node.value !== "var") {
            return;
        }
        const variable = node.nodes[0];
        variables.push(variable.value);
    });
    return variables;
}

function resolveDerivedVariable(decl, derive) {
    const RE_VARIABLE_VALUE = /--((.+)--(.+)-(.+))/;
    const variableCollection = parseDeclarationValue(decl.value);
    for (const variable of variableCollection) {
        const matches = variable.match(RE_VARIABLE_VALUE);
        if (matches) {
            const [, wholeVariable, baseVariable, operation, argument] = matches;
            const value = baseVariables.get(baseVariable) ?? getValueFromAlias(baseVariable);
            if (!value) {
                throw new Error(`Cannot derive from ${baseVariable} because it is neither defined in config nor is it an alias!`);
            }
            const derivedValue = derive(value, operation, argument);
            resolvedMap.set(wholeVariable, derivedValue);
        }
    }
}

function extract(decl) {
    if (decl.variable) {
        // see if right side is of form "var(--foo)"
        const wholeVariable = decl.value.match(/var\(--(.+)\)/)?.[1];
        // remove -- from the prop
        const prop = decl.prop.substring(2);
        if (wholeVariable) {
            aliasMap.set(prop, wholeVariable);
            // Since this is an alias, we shouldn't store it in baseVariables
            return;
        }
        baseVariables.set(prop, decl.value);
    }
}

function addResolvedVariablesToRootSelector(root, {Rule, Declaration}) {
    const newRule = new Rule({ selector: ":root", source: root.source });
    // Add derived css variables to :root
    resolvedMap.forEach((value, key) => {
        const declaration = new Declaration({prop: `--${key}`, value});
        newRule.append(declaration);
    });
    root.append(newRule);
}

function populateMapWithDerivedVariables(map, cssFileLocation) {
    const location = cssFileLocation.match(/(.+)\/.+\.css/)?.[1];
    if (map.has(location)) {
        /**
         * This postcss plugin is going to run on all theme variants of a single theme.
         * But we only really need to populate the map once since theme variants only differ
         * by the values of the base-variables and we don't care about values here.
         */
        return;
    }
    const derivedVariables = [
        ...([...resolvedMap.keys()].filter(v => !aliasMap.has(v))),
        ...([...aliasMap.entries()].map(([alias, variable]) => `${alias}=${variable}`))
    ];
    map.set(location, { "derived-variables": derivedVariables });
}

/**
 * @callback derive
 * @param {string} value - The base value on which an operation is applied
 * @param {string} operation - The operation to be applied (eg: darker, lighter...)
 * @param {string} argument - The argument for this operation
 */
/**
 * 
 * @param {Object} opts - Options for the plugin
 * @param {derive} opts.derive - The callback which contains the logic for resolving derived variables
 * @param {Map} opts.compiledVariables - A map that stores derived variables so that manifest source sections can be produced
 */
module.exports = (opts = {}) => {
    aliasMap = new Map();
    resolvedMap = new Map();
    baseVariables = new Map();
    return {
        postcssPlugin: "postcss-compile-variables",

        Once(root, {Rule, Declaration, result}) {
            const cssFileLocation = root.source.input.from;
            if (cssFileLocation.includes("type=runtime")) {
                // If this is a runtime theme, don't derive variables.
                return;
            }
            /*
            Go through the CSS file once to extract all aliases and base variables.
            We use these when resolving derived variables later.
            */
            root.walkDecls(decl => extract(decl));
            root.walkDecls(decl => resolveDerivedVariable(decl, opts.derive));
            addResolvedVariablesToRootSelector(root, {Rule, Declaration});
            if (opts.compiledVariables){
                populateMapWithDerivedVariables(opts.compiledVariables, cssFileLocation);
            }
            // Publish both the base-variables and derived-variables to the other postcss-plugins
            const combinedMap = new Map([...baseVariables, ...resolvedMap]);
            result.messages.push({
                type: "resolved-variable-map",
                plugin: "postcss-compile-variables",
                colorMap: combinedMap,
            });
        },
    };
};

module.exports.postcss = true;