/** * Keeps track of a dictionary 'elementID' -> UIEventSource */ import {UIEventSource} from "./UIEventSource"; export class ElementStorage { private _elements = new Map>(); constructor() { } addElementById(id: string, eventSource: UIEventSource) { this._elements.set(id, eventSource); } /** * Creates a UIEventSource for the tags of the given feature. * If an UIEventsource has been created previously, the same UIEventSource will be returned * * Note: it will cleverly merge the tags, if needed */ addOrGetElement(feature: any): UIEventSource { const elementId = feature.properties.id; const newProperties = feature.properties; const es = this.addOrGetById(elementId, newProperties) // At last, we overwrite the tag of the new feature to use the tags in the already existing event source feature.properties = es.data return es; } addOrGetById(elementId: string, newProperties: any): UIEventSource { if (!this._elements.has(elementId)) { const eventSource = new UIEventSource(newProperties, "tags of " + elementId); this._elements.set(elementId, eventSource); return eventSource; } const es = this._elements.get(elementId); if (es.data == newProperties) { // Reference comparison gives the same object! we can just return the event source return es; } const keptKeys = es.data; // The element already exists // We use the new feature to overwrite all the properties in the already existing eventsource let somethingChanged = false; for (const k in newProperties) { const v = newProperties[k]; if (keptKeys[k] !== v) { keptKeys[k] = v; somethingChanged = true; } } if (somethingChanged) { es.ping(); } return es; } getEventSourceById(elementId): UIEventSource { if (this._elements.has(elementId)) { return this._elements.get(elementId); } console.error("Can not find eventsource with id ", elementId); return undefined; } has(id) { return this._elements.has(id); } }