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index.ts
Source: index.ts
1import { NonEmptyArray } from "visual/utils/array/types";2import {3 Optional,4 Pure,5 Simple,6 Def,7 Dirty,8 ParserSource,9 ParseFunction,10 Strict,11 _parse,12 _or13} from "./internals";14// region Parser15// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any16export type PureParser<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined> = {17 [K in keyof B]: unknown extends B[K]18 ? Pure<A, B[K]>19 : undefined extends B[K]20 ? Optional<Pure<A, B[K]>>21 : Pure<A, B[K]>;22};23// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any24export type DirtyParser<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined> = {25 [K in keyof B]: unknown extends B[K]26 ? Simple<Dirty<A, B[K]>>27 : undefined extends B[K]28 ? Def<Dirty<A, B[K]>>29 : Dirty<A, B[K]>;30};31// endregion32// region optional & strict33/**34 * Even if the parser returns `undefined`, the parsing process will not be stopped.35 * It's used to parse for types with optional keys36 */37export const optional = <A, B>(38 p: Simple<ParseFunction<A, B>>39): Optional<ParseFunction<A, B>> => ({40 __type: "optional",41 fn: p42});43/**44 * The `parse` function forces you to explicitly tell what type of parser will be used for optional keys45 * Usually it will be the `optional` type, but there are moment when even if the key is optional, to parse it strictly46 * and if it is missing, to stop the parser.47 *48 * Functionally it is equivalent to Simple parser.49 */50export const strict = <A, B>(51 p: Simple<ParseFunction<A, B>>52): Strict<ParseFunction<A, B>> => ({53 __type: "strict",54 fn: p55});56// endregion57// region readWithParser58/**59 * Parse for a object structure from an type A. Need to provide a parser function for each object key.60 * If any of the parsers will return undefined, the parsing process will be stopped and will return `undefined`61 *62 * !Important: If the key is optional, you are forced to tell explicitly if the parser is strict or optional.63 * - optional - even if this parser will return undefined, the parsing process will not be stopped, as the key is64 * optional by specs and it is allowed to be undefined.65 * - strict - even if the key is optional, user may want to stop parsing if current parser will return undefined66 */67// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any68export function readWithParser<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined>(69 parsers: DirtyParser<A, B>70): (object: A) => B | undefined;71// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any72export function readWithParser<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined>(73 parsers: DirtyParser<A, B>,74 object: A75): B | undefined;76// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any77export function readWithParser<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined>(78 parsers: DirtyParser<A, B>,79 object?: A80): ((object: A) => B | undefined) | B | undefined {81 return object === undefined82 ? (o: A): B | undefined =>83 _parse<DirtyParser<A, B>>(parsers, o as ParserSource<DirtyParser<A, B>>)84 : _parse<DirtyParser<A, B>>(85 parsers,86 object as ParserSource<DirtyParser<A, B>>87 );88}89// endregion90// region parseStrict91/**92 * Parse for a object structure from an type A. Need to provide a parser function for each object key.93 * If any of the parsers will return undefined, the parsing process will be stopped and will return `undefined`94 *95 * !Important: If the key is optional, you are forced to tell explicitly if the parser is strict or optional.96 * - optional - even if this parser will return undefined, the parsing process will not be stopped, as the key is97 * optional by specs and it is allowed to be undefined.98 * - strict - even if the key is optional, user may want to stop parsing if current parser will return undefined99 */100// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any101export function parseStrict<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined>(102 parsers: PureParser<A, B>103): (object: A) => B;104// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any105export function parseStrict<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined>(106 parsers: PureParser<A, B>,107 object: A108): B;109// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any110export function parseStrict<A, B extends Record<any, any> | undefined>(111 parsers: PureParser<A, B>,112 object?: A113): ((object: A) => B) | B {114 return object === undefined115 ? (o: A): B =>116 _parse<PureParser<A, B>>(parsers, o as ParserSource<PureParser<A, B>>)117 : _parse<PureParser<A, B>>(118 parsers,119 object as ParserSource<PureParser<A, B>>120 );121}122// endregion123// region or124/**125 * Combine multiple parsers for the same value in one.126 * Apply each parse one by one until first successful parse, or return undefined127 *128 * This function is useful if you have multiple parsing methods for the same value,129 * Also it is good when parsing union types.130 *131 * !Note 1: The parser wit highest priority should be placed first in stack,132 * as the function applies parsers from left to right. Also in case the133 * data source may have ambiguous structure that satisfies 2 or more parsers134 * from stack, always the first successful parser will be used.135 *136 * !Note 2: For performance reasons, you can place the most lightweight parsers137 * in front of the stack, but make sure this does not conflict with Note 1138 *139 * Check out tests for examples140 */141export function or<A, B>(...args: [NonEmptyArray<Pure<A, B>>]): (v: A) => B;142export function or<A, B>(...args: [NonEmptyArray<Pure<A, B>>, A]): B;143// prettier-ignore144export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>]]): (v: A) => B;145// prettier-ignore146export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>,ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>]]): (v: A) => B;147// prettier-ignore148export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>,ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>]]): (v: A) => B;149// prettier-ignore150export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>,ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>]]): (v: A) => B;151// prettier-ignore152export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>,ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>]]): (v: A) => B;153// prettier-ignore154export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>,ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>]]): (v: A) => B;155export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>], A]): B;156// prettier-ignore157export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>], A]): B;158// prettier-ignore159export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>], A]): B;160// prettier-ignore161export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>], A]): B;162// prettier-ignore163export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>], A]): B;164// prettier-ignore165export function or<A, B>(...args: [[ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, ParseFunction<A, B>, Pure<A, B>], A]): B;166// prettier-ignore167export function or<A, B>(...args: [NonEmptyArray<Pure<A, B>>] | [NonEmptyArray<Pure<A, B>>, A]): ((v: A) => B) | B;168// prettier-ignore169export function or<A, B>(...args: [NonEmptyArray<ParseFunction<A, B>>]): (v: A) => B | undefined;170// prettier-ignore171export function or<A, B>(...args: [NonEmptyArray<ParseFunction<A, B>>, A]): B | undefined;172// prettier-ignore173export function or<A, B>(...args: | [NonEmptyArray<ParseFunction<A, B>>] | [NonEmptyArray<ParseFunction<A, B>>, A]): ((v: A) => B | undefined) | B | undefined {174 return args.length === 1175 ? (a: A): B | undefined => _or(args[0], a)176 : _or(args[0], args[1]);177}...
MinigamePlayerCreated.js
Source: MinigamePlayerCreated.js
1module.exports = {2 path: [3 '/Game/Athena/Playset/Minigames/Minigame_PlayerCreated.Minigame_PlayerCreated_C',4 ],5 parseLevel: 1,6 exports: {7 group: 'gameData',8 name: 'minigames',9 type: 'array',10 },11 states: {12 minigames: 'object',13 },14 properties: {15 CurrentRound: {16 parseFunction: 'readInt32',17 parseType: 'default',18 },19 TotalRounds: {20 parseFunction: 'readInt32',21 parseType: 'default',22 },23 TeamArray: {24 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',25 },26 TeamIndex: {27 parseFunction: 'readByte',28 parseType: 'default',29 },30 TeamName: {31 parseFunction: 'readString',32 parseType: 'default',33 },34 TeamColorIndex: {35 parseFunction: 'readByte',36 parseType: 'default',37 },38 MaxInitTeamSize: {39 parseFunction: 'readByte',40 parseType: 'default',41 },42 InitTeamSizeWeight: {43 parseFunction: 'readByte',44 parseType: 'default',45 },46 bHasBucketAvailable: {47 parseFunction: 'readBit',48 parseType: 'default',49 },50 EliminatedCount: {51 parseFunction: 'readIntPacked',52 parseType: 'default',53 },54 TeamSize: {55 parseFunction: 'readIntPacked',56 parseType: 'default',57 },58 TrackedStats: {59 type: 'ItemDefinition',60 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',61 },62 ScoreboardStats: {63 type: 'ItemDefinition',64 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',65 },66 PlayerStats: {67 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',68 },69 PlayerBucketStats: {70 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',71 },72 Stats: {73 type: 'DebugObject',74 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',75 },76 Filter: {77 type: 'ItemDefinition',78 parseType: 'readClass',79 },80 Count: {81 parseFunction: 'readInt32',82 parseType: 'default',83 },84 Player: {85 parseFunction: 'readNetId',86 parseType: 'default',87 },88 BucketIndex: {89 parseFunction: 'readByte',90 parseType: 'default',91 },92 PlayerBuckets: {93 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',94 },95 ClassSlotArray: {96 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',97 },98 TeamIdAtGameStart: {99 parseFunction: 'readByte',100 parseType: 'default',101 },102 TeamIdAtRoundStart: {103 parseFunction: 'readByte',104 parseType: 'default',105 },106 DesiredTeamSizePercent: {107 parseFunction: 'readFloat32',108 parseType: 'default',109 },110 PlayerIds: {111 parseFunction: 'readNetId',112 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',113 },114 RoundWinHistory: {115 parseFunction: 'readInt32',116 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',117 },118 UIExtensionTags: {119 type: 'FGameplayTagContainer',120 parseType: 'readClass',121 },122 ClassSlotIndex: {123 parseFunction: 'readByte',124 parseType: 'default'125 },126 ClassName: {127 parseFunction: 'readString',128 parseType: 'default'129 },130 InventoryItems: {131 parseType: 'readDynamicArray'132 },133 Item: {134 type: 'ItemDefinition',135 parseType: 'readClass'136 },137 bUseTeamScore: {138 parseFunction: 'readBit',139 parseType: 'default'140 },141 CurrentState: {142 type: 'EFortMinigameState',143 bits: 4,144 parseType: 'readEnum'145 },146 Volume: {147 parseFunction: 'readIntPacked',148 parseType: 'default'149 },150 }...
FortLevelSaveComponent.js
Source: FortLevelSaveComponent.js
1module.exports = {2 path: [3 '/Script/FortniteGame.FortLevelSaveComponent',4 ],5 parseLevel: 1,6 redirects: ['LevelSave'],7 properties: {8 CreatorName: {9 parseFunction: 'readString',10 parseType: 'default',11 },12 SupportCode: {13 parseFunction: 'readString',14 parseType: 'default',15 },16 Mnemonic: {17 parseFunction: 'readString',18 parseType: 'default',19 },20 Version: {21 parseFunction: 'readIntPacked',22 parseType: 'default',23 },24 DescriptionTags: {25 parseFunction: 'readString',26 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',27 },28 IslandIntroduction: {29 parseFunction: 'readString',30 parseType: 'readDynamicArray',31 },32 Locale: {33 parseFunction: 'readString',34 parseType: 'default',35 },36 ImageUrl: {37 parseFunction: 'readString',38 parseType: 'default',39 },40 IslandType: {41 parseType: 'ignore',42 },43 AccountId: {44 parseFunction: 'readString',45 parseType: 'default',46 },47 MinimumNumberOfPlayers: {48 parseFunction: 'readByte',49 parseType: 'default',50 },51 MmsType: {52 parseType: 'ignore',53 },54 PlayerCount: {55 parseFunction: 'readByte',56 parseType: 'default',57 },58 NumberOfTeams: {59 parseFunction: 'readByte',60 parseType: 'default',61 },62 PlayersPerTeam: {63 parseFunction: 'readByte',64 parseType: 'default',65 },66 JoinInProgressType: {67 type: 'JoinInProgress',68 bits: 2,69 parseType: 'readEnum',70 },71 bIsLoaded: {72 parseFunction: 'readBit',73 parseType: 'default',74 },75 TextLiteral: {76 parseFunction: 'readString',77 parseType: 'default',78 },79 UniqueGameVersion: {80 parseFunction: 'readInt32',81 parseType: 'default',82 },83 LoadedPlotInstanceId: {84 parseFunction: 'readString',85 parseType: 'default',86 },87 }...
Using AI Code Generation
1import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';2import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';3import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';4import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';5import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';6import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';7import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';8import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';9import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';10import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';11import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';12import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';13import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';
Using AI Code Generation
1import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root-decorator';2const { parseFunction } = require('storybook-root-decorator');3const parseFunction = require('storybook-root-decorator').parseFunction;4import parseFunction from 'storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction';5const parseFunction = require('storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction');6import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction';7const { parseFunction } = require('storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction');8const parseFunction = require('storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction').parseFunction;9import parseFunction from 'storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction/parseFunction';10const parseFunction = require('storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction/parseFunction');11import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction/parseFunction';12const { parseFunction } = require('storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction/parseFunction');13const parseFunction = require('storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction/parseFunction').parseFunction;14import parseFunction from 'storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction/parseFunction/parseFunction';15const parseFunction = require('storybook-root-decorator/parseFunction/parseFunction/parseFunction');16import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root-decorator/
Using AI Code Generation
1const { parseFunction } = require('storybook-root-cause');2const testFunction = async () => {3 const parsedFunction = await parseFunction(() => {4 const a = 1;5 const b = 2;6 const c = a + b;7 });8 console.log(parsedFunction);9};10testFunction();
Using AI Code Generation
1import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';2import { storiesOf } from '@storybook/react';3import { action } from '@storybook/addon-actions';4const stories = storiesOf('Test', module);5const test = parseFunction('test', 'test', 'test', 'test', 'test');6stories.add('test', test);7import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';8test('parseFunction', () => {9 const test = parseFunction('test', 'test', 'test', 'test', 'test');10 expect(test).toBe('test');11});12import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';13import { storiesOf } from '@storybook/react';14import { action } from '@storybook/addon-actions';15const stories = storiesOf('Test', module);16const test = parseFunction('test', 'test', 'test', 'test', 'test');17stories.add('test', test);18import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';19test('parseFunction', () => {20 const test = parseFunction('test', 'test', 'test', 'test', 'test');21 expect(test).toBe('test');22});23import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';24import { storiesOf } from '@storybook/react';25import { action }
Using AI Code Generation
1const parseFunction = require('storybook-root').parseFunction;2const code = 'function sum(a,b){return a+b}';3const result = parseFunction(code);4console.log(result);5const { parseFunction } = require('storybook-root');6const code = 'function sum(a,b){return a+b}';7const result = parseFunction(code);8console.log(result);9import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';10const code = 'function sum(a,b){return a+b}';11const result = parseFunction(code);12console.log(result);13import parseFunction from 'storybook-root';14const code = 'function sum(a,b){return a+b}';15const result = parseFunction(code);16console.log(result);17import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';18const code = 'function sum(a,b){return a+b}';19const result = parseFunction(code);20console.log(result);21const parseFunction = require('storybook-root').parseFunction;22const code = 'function sum(a,b){return a+b}';23const result = parseFunction(code);24console.log(result);25const { parseFunction } = require('storybook-root');26const code = 'function sum(a,b){return a+b}';27const result = parseFunction(code);28console.log(result);
Using AI Code Generation
1import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';2const func = parseFunction('function() { return 1; }');3console.log(func());4import { parseFunction } from 'storybook-root';5const func = parseFunction('function() { return 2; }');6console.log(func());
Using AI Code Generation
1const { parseFunction } = require("storybook-root");2const { add } = require("./add");3console.log(parseFunction(add, { a: 1, b: 2 }));4const { parseFunction } = require("storybook-root");5const { add } = require("./add");6console.log(parseFunction(add, { a: 1, b: 2 }));
Using AI Code Generation
1import {parseFunction} from 'storybook-root'2import {getParameters} from 'storybook-addon-parameters'3const myFunction = (a, b, c) => {4 console.log(a, b, c)5}6const parameters = getParameters('myFunction', myFunction)7const parsedFunction = parseFunction(parameters)8console.log(parsedFunction)9import { addParameters } from '@storybook/react';10import { withParameters } from 'storybook-addon-parameters';11addParameters({12 parameters: {13 myFunction: (a, b, c) => {14 console.log(a, b, c)15 }16 }17});18export const decorators = [withParameters];19import { addParameters } from '@storybook/react';20import { withParameters } from 'storybook-addon-parameters';21addParameters({22 parameters: {23 myFunction: (a, b, c) => {24 console.log(a, b, c)25 }26 }27});28export const decorators = [withParameters];29import { addParameters } from '@storybook/react';30import { withParameters } from 'storybook-addon-parameters';31addParameters({32 parameters: {33 myFunction: (a, b, c) => {34 console.log(a, b, c)35 }36 }37});38export const decorators = [withParameters];39import { addParameters } from '@storybook/react';40import { withParameters } from 'storybook-addon-parameters';41addParameters({42 parameters: {43 myFunction: (a, b, c) => {44 console.log(a, b, c)45 }46 }47});48export const decorators = [withParameters];49import { addParameters } from '@storybook/react';50import { withParameters } from 'storybook-addon-parameters';51addParameters({52 parameters: {53 myFunction: (a, b, c) => {54 console.log(a
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