*/ private $features = []; /** * A map of requirement name to the Requirement instance that represents it. * * The names of requirements are assumed to be static for the lifetime of the request. Therefore * we can use them to look up Requirement instances quickly. * * @var Array */ private $requirements = []; private UserOptionsLookup $userOptionsLookup; private IContextSource $context; public function __construct( UserOptionsLookup $userOptionsLookup, IContextSource $context ) { $this->userOptionsLookup = $userOptionsLookup; $this->context = $context; } /** * Register a feature and its requirements. * * Essentially, a "feature" is a friendly (hopefully) name for some component, however big or * small, that has some requirements. A feature manager allows us to decouple the component's * logic from its requirements, allowing them to vary independently. Moreover, the use of * friendly names wherever possible allows us to define a common language with our non-technical * colleagues. * * ```php * $featureManager->registerFeature( 'featureA', 'requirementA' ); * ``` * * defines the "featureA" feature, which is enabled when the "requirementA" requirement is met. * * ```php * $featureManager->registerFeature( 'featureB', [ 'requirementA', 'requirementB' ] ); * ``` * * defines the "featureB" feature, which is enabled when the "requirementA" and "requirementB" * requirements are met. Note well that the feature is only enabled when _all_ requirements are * met, i.e. the requirements are evaluated in order and logically `AND`ed together. * * @param string $feature The name of the feature * @param string|array $requirements The feature's requirements. As above, you can define a * feature that requires a single requirement via the shorthand * * ```php * $featureManager->registerFeature( 'feature', 'requirementA' ); * // Equivalent to $featureManager->registerFeature( 'feature', [ 'requirementA' ] ); * ``` * * @throws \LogicException If the feature is already registered * @throws \Wikimedia\Assert\ParameterAssertionException If the feature's requirements aren't * the name of a single requirement or a list of requirements * @throws \InvalidArgumentException If the feature references a requirement that isn't * registered */ public function registerFeature( string $feature, $requirements ) { // // Validation if ( array_key_exists( $feature, $this->features ) ) { throw new \LogicException( sprintf( 'Feature "%s" is already registered.', $feature ) ); } Assert::parameterType( 'string|array', $requirements, 'requirements' ); $requirements = (array)$requirements; Assert::parameterElementType( 'string', $requirements, 'requirements' ); foreach ( $requirements as $name ) { if ( !array_key_exists( $name, $this->requirements ) ) { throw new \InvalidArgumentException( sprintf( 'Feature "%s" references requirement "%s", which hasn\'t been registered', $feature, $name ) ); } } // Mutation $this->features[$feature] = $requirements; } /** * Gets user's preference value * * If user preference is not set or did not appear in config * set it to default value we go back to defualt suffix value * that will ensure that the feature will be enabled when requirements are met * * @param string $preferenceKey User preference key * @return string */ public function getUserPreferenceValue( $preferenceKey ) { return $this->userOptionsLookup->getOption( $this->context->getUser(), $preferenceKey // For client preferences, this should be the same as `preferenceKey` // in 'resources/skins.vector.js/clientPreferences.json' ); } /** * Return a list of classes that should be added to the body tag * * @return array */ public function getFeatureBodyClass() { return array_map( function ( $featureName ) { // switch to lower case and switch from camel case to hyphens $featureClass = ltrim( strtolower( preg_replace( '/[A-Z]([A-Z](?![a-z]))*/', '-$0', $featureName ) ), '-' ); $prefix = 'vector-feature-' . $featureClass . '-'; // some features (eg night mode) will require request context to determine status $request = $this->context->getRequest(); $config = $this->context->getConfig(); $title = $this->context->getTitle(); // Client side preferences switch ( $featureName ) { // This feature has 3 possible states: 0, 1, 2 and -excluded. // It persists for all users. case CONSTANTS::FEATURE_FONT_SIZE: if ( ConfigHelper::shouldDisable( $config->get( 'VectorFontSizeConfigurableOptions' ), $request, $title ) ) { return $prefix . 'clientpref--excluded'; } $suffixEnabled = 'clientpref-' . $this->getUserPreferenceValue( CONSTANTS::PREF_KEY_FONT_SIZE ); $suffixDisabled = 'clientpref-0'; break; // This feature has 4 possible states: day, night, os and -excluded. // It persists for all users. case CONSTANTS::PREF_NIGHT_MODE: // if night mode is disabled for the page, add the exclude class instead and return early if ( ConfigHelper::shouldDisable( $config->get( 'VectorNightModeOptions' ), $request, $title ) ) { // The additional "-" prefix, makes this an invalid client preference for anonymous users. return 'skin-theme-clientpref--excluded'; } $prefix = ''; $valueRequest = $request->getRawVal( 'vectornightmode' ); // If night mode query string is used, hardcode pref value to the night mode value // NOTE: The query string parameter only works for logged in users. // IF you have set a cookie locally this will be overriden. $value = $valueRequest !== null ? self::resolveNightModeQueryValue( $valueRequest ) : $this->getUserPreferenceValue( CONSTANTS::PREF_KEY_NIGHT_MODE ); $suffixEnabled = 'clientpref-' . $value; $suffixDisabled = 'clientpref-day'; // Must be hardcoded to 'skin-theme-' to be consistent with Minerva // So that editors can target the same class across skins $prefix .= 'skin-theme-'; break; // These features persist for all users and have two valid states: 0 and 1. case CONSTANTS::FEATURE_LIMITED_WIDTH: case CONSTANTS::FEATURE_TOC_PINNED: case CONSTANTS::FEATURE_APPEARANCE_PINNED: $suffixEnabled = 'clientpref-1'; $suffixDisabled = 'clientpref-0'; break; // These features only persist for logged in users so do not contain the clientpref suffix. // These features have two valid states: enabled and disabled. In future it would be nice if these // were 0 and 1 so that the features.js module cannot be applied to server side only flags. case CONSTANTS::FEATURE_MAIN_MENU_PINNED: case CONSTANTS::FEATURE_PAGE_TOOLS_PINNED: // Server side only feature flags. // Note these classes are fixed and cannot be changed at runtime by JavaScript, // only via modification to LocalSettings.php. case Constants::FEATURE_NIGHT_MODE: case Constants::FEATURE_APPEARANCE: case Constants::FEATURE_LIMITED_WIDTH_CONTENT: case Constants::FEATURE_LANGUAGE_IN_HEADER: case Constants::FEATURE_LANGUAGE_IN_MAIN_PAGE_HEADER: case Constants::FEATURE_STICKY_HEADER: $suffixEnabled = 'enabled'; $suffixDisabled = 'disabled'; break; default: throw new RuntimeException( "Feature $featureName has no associated feature class." ); } return $this->isFeatureEnabled( $featureName ) ? $prefix . $suffixEnabled : $prefix . $suffixDisabled; }, array_keys( $this->features ) ); } /** * Gets whether the feature's requirements are met. * * @param string $feature * @return bool * * @throws \InvalidArgumentException If the feature isn't registered */ public function isFeatureEnabled( string $feature ): bool { if ( !array_key_exists( $feature, $this->features ) ) { throw new \InvalidArgumentException( "The feature \"{$feature}\" isn't registered." ); } $requirements = $this->features[$feature]; foreach ( $requirements as $name ) { if ( !$this->requirements[$name]->isMet() ) { return false; } } return true; } /** * Register a complex {@see Requirement}. * * A complex requirement is one that depends on object that may or may not be fully loaded * while the application is booting, e.g. see `User::isSafeToLoad`. * * Such requirements are expected to be registered during a hook that is run early on in the * application lifecycle, e.g. the `BeforePerformAction` and `APIBeforeMain` hooks. * * @param Requirement $requirement * * @throws \LogicException If the requirement has already been registered */ public function registerRequirement( Requirement $requirement ) { $name = $requirement->getName(); if ( array_key_exists( $name, $this->requirements ) ) { throw new \LogicException( "The requirement \"{$name}\" is already registered." ); } $this->requirements[$name] = $requirement; } /** * Register a {@see SimpleRequirement}. * * A requirement is some condition of the application state that a feature requires to be true * or false. * * @param string $name The name of the requirement * @param bool $isMet Whether the requirement is met * * @throws \LogicException If the requirement has already been registered */ public function registerSimpleRequirement( string $name, bool $isMet ) { $this->registerRequirement( new SimpleRequirement( $name, $isMet ) ); } /** * Gets whether the requirement is met. * * @param string $name The name of the requirement * @return bool * * @throws \InvalidArgumentException If the requirement isn't registered */ public function isRequirementMet( string $name ): bool { if ( !array_key_exists( $name, $this->requirements ) ) { throw new \InvalidArgumentException( "Requirement \"{$name}\" isn't registered." ); } return $this->requirements[$name]->isMet(); } /** * Converts "1", "2", and "0" to equivalent values. * * @return string */ private static function resolveNightModeQueryValue( string $value ) { switch ( $value ) { case 'day': case 'night': case 'os': return $value; case '1': return 'night'; case '2': return 'os'; default: return 'day'; } } }