Reputation: 238
For many javascript libraries with async operations you pass a callback function. I've read this SO question, this one too, and read the docs but am still a bit confused as to how to properly type a callback function in scala-js when creating a facade. I am writing a facade for Cloudinary's upload widget and it has an openUploadWidget method that takes options and a callback like the following example from their docs:
cloudinary.openUploadWidget(
{ cloud_name: 'demo', upload_preset: 'a5vxnzbp'},
function(error, result) { console.log(error, result) });
This is what I implemented so far in my scala-js facade:
object Cloudinary {
def openUploadWidget(
options: WidgetOptions,
callback: (Either[String, Seq[UploadResult]]) => Unit): Unit = {
_Cloudinary.openUploadWidget(
options,
(error: String, results: js.Array[js.Dynamic]) => {
callback(Option(results)
.filterNot(_.isEmpty)
.map(_.toSeq.map(_.asInstanceOf[UploadResult]))
.toRight(error))
})
}
}
@JSName("cloudinary")
object _Cloudinary extends js.Object {
def openUploadWidget(
options: WidgetOptions,
callback: js.Function2[String, js.Array[js.Dynamic], _]): Unit = js.native
}
trait WidgetOptions extends js.Object {
@JSName("cloud_name") val cloudName: String = js.native
@JSName("upload_preset") val uploadPreset: String = js.native
}
object WidgetOptions {
def apply(cloudName: String, uploadPreset: String): WidgetOptions = {
js.Dynamic.literal(
cloud_name = cloudName,
upload_preset = uploadPreset).asInstanceOf[WidgetOptions]
}
trait UploadResult extends js.Object {
@JSName("public_id") val publicId: String = js.native
@JSName("secure_url") val secureUrl: String = js.native
}
And you would use it like:
def callback(results: Either[String, Seq[UploadResult]]): Unit = {}
def show(): Unit = {
Cloudinary.openUploadWidget(
WidgetOptions(
cloudName = "demo",
uploadPreset = "a5vxnzbp"),
callback _)
}
I implemented a small wrapper to translate from the javascript callback args into something more Scala-ish because I couldn't figure out how to type the callback in a more direct fashion. This isn't bad, IMHO, but I have a sneaking suspicion that I'm not understanding something and it could be done a lot better.
Any help/suggestions?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1120
Reputation: 238
Thanks to Per Wiklander for reminding to follow up with this. The following code is what I settled on after implementing the suggestions and upgrading to Scala.js 0.6.6
import scala.scalajs.js
import scala.scalajs.js.annotation.JSName
object Cloudinary {
type CloudinaryCallback = (Either[String, Seq[UploadResult]]) => Unit
def openUploadWidget(
options: WidgetOptions,
callback: CloudinaryCallback): Unit = {
_Cloudinary.openUploadWidget(options, (error: js.Dynamic, results: js.UndefOr[js.Array[UploadResult]]) => {
callback(results
.filterNot(_.isEmpty)
.map(_.toSeq)
.toRight(error.toString))
})
}
}
@js.native
@JSName("cloudinary")
object _Cloudinary extends js.Object {
def openUploadWidget(
options: WidgetOptions,
callback: js.Function2[js.Dynamic, js.UndefOr[js.Array[UploadResult]], _]): Unit = js.native
}
@js.native
trait UploadResult extends js.Object {
@JSName("public_id") val publicId: String = js.native
@JSName("secure_url") val secureUrl: String = js.native
@JSName("thumbnail_url") val thumbnailUrl: String = js.native
@JSName("resource_name") val resourceName: String = js.native
val `type`: String = js.native
val path: String = js.native
val url: String = js.native
val version: Long = js.native
val width: Int = js.native
val signature: String = js.native
}
@js.native
trait WidgetOptions extends js.Object {
@JSName("cloud_name") val cloudName: String = js.native
@JSName("upload_preset") val uploadPreset: String = js.native
@JSName("show_powered_by") val showPoweredBy: Boolean = js.native
@JSName("cropping_default_selection_ratio") val croppingDefaultSelectionRatio: Double = js.native
val sources: Array[String] = js.native
val multiple: Boolean = js.native
val cropping: String = js.native
val theme: String = js.native
val text: Map[String, String] = js.native
}
object WidgetOptions {
def apply(cloudName: String, uploadPreset: String): WidgetOptions = {
val map: Map[String, js.Any] = Map(
"sources.local.title" -> "Local Files",
"sources.local.drop_file" -> "Drop credit card image here",
"sources.local.select_file" -> "Select File")
js.Dynamic.literal(
cloud_name = cloudName,
upload_preset = uploadPreset,
sources = js.Array("local"),
multiple = false,
cropping = "server",
theme = "minimal",
show_powered_by = false,
cropping_default_selection_ratio = 1.0d,
text = js.Dynamic.literal.applyDynamic("apply")(map.toSeq: _*)).asInstanceOf[WidgetOptions]
}
}
Upvotes: 1