cosmos-explorer/src/Common/QueryError.ts
2024-08-15 13:29:57 -07:00

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import { getErrorMessage } from "Common/ErrorHandlingUtils";
import { monaco } from "Explorer/LazyMonaco";
export enum QueryErrorSeverity {
Error = "Error",
Warning = "Warning",
}
export class QueryErrorLocation {
constructor(
public start: ErrorPosition,
public end: ErrorPosition,
) {}
}
export class ErrorPosition {
constructor(
public offset: number,
public lineNumber?: number,
public column?: number,
) {}
}
// Maps severities to numbers for sorting.
const severityMap: Record<QueryErrorSeverity, number> = {
Error: 1,
Warning: 0,
};
export function compareSeverity(left: QueryErrorSeverity, right: QueryErrorSeverity): number {
return severityMap[left] - severityMap[right];
}
export function createMonacoErrorLocationResolver(
editor: monaco.editor.IStandaloneCodeEditor,
selection?: monaco.Selection,
): (location: { start: number; end: number }) => QueryErrorLocation {
return ({ start, end }) => {
// Start and end are absolute offsets (character index) in the document.
// But we need line numbers and columns for the monaco editor.
// To get those, we use the editor's model to convert the offsets to positions.
const model = editor.getModel();
if (!model) {
return new QueryErrorLocation(new ErrorPosition(start), new ErrorPosition(end));
}
// If the error was found in a selection, adjust the start and end positions to be relative to the document.
if (selection) {
// Get the character index of the start of the selection.
const selectionStartOffset = model.getOffsetAt(selection.getStartPosition());
// Adjust the start and end positions to be relative to the document.
start = selectionStartOffset + start;
end = selectionStartOffset + end;
// Now, when we resolve the positions, they will be relative to the document and appear in the correct location.
}
const startPos = model.getPositionAt(start);
const endPos = model.getPositionAt(end);
return new QueryErrorLocation(
new ErrorPosition(start, startPos.lineNumber, startPos.column),
new ErrorPosition(end, endPos.lineNumber, endPos.column),
);
};
}
export const createMonacoMarkersForQueryErrors = (errors: QueryError[]) => {
if (!errors) {
return [];
}
return errors
.map((error): monaco.editor.IMarkerData => {
// Validate that we have what we need to make a marker
if (
error.location === undefined ||
error.location.start === undefined ||
error.location.end === undefined ||
error.location.start.lineNumber === undefined ||
error.location.end.lineNumber === undefined ||
error.location.start.column === undefined ||
error.location.end.column === undefined
) {
return null;
}
return {
message: error.message,
severity: error.getMonacoSeverity(),
startLineNumber: error.location.start.lineNumber,
startColumn: error.location.start.column,
endLineNumber: error.location.end.lineNumber,
endColumn: error.location.end.column,
};
})
.filter((marker) => !!marker);
};
export default class QueryError {
constructor(
public message: string,
public severity: QueryErrorSeverity,
public code?: string,
public location?: QueryErrorLocation,
) {}
getMonacoSeverity(): monaco.MarkerSeverity {
// It's very difficult to use the monaco.MarkerSeverity enum from here, so we'll just use the numbers directly.
// See: https://microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/typedoc/enums/MarkerSeverity.html
switch (this.severity) {
case QueryErrorSeverity.Error:
return 8;
case QueryErrorSeverity.Warning:
return 4;
default:
return 2; // Info
}
}
/** Attempts to parse a query error from a string or object.
*
* @param error The error to parse.
* @returns An array of query errors if the error could be parsed, or null otherwise.
*/
static tryParse(
error: unknown,
locationResolver?: (location: { start: number; end: number }) => QueryErrorLocation,
): QueryError[] {
locationResolver =
locationResolver ||
(({ start, end }) => new QueryErrorLocation(new ErrorPosition(start), new ErrorPosition(end)));
const errors = QueryError.tryParseObject(error, locationResolver);
if (errors !== null) {
return errors;
}
const errorMessage = getErrorMessage(error as string | Error);
// Map some well known messages to richer errors
const knownError = knownErrors[errorMessage];
if (knownError) {
return [knownError];
} else {
return [new QueryError(errorMessage, QueryErrorSeverity.Error)];
}
}
static read(
error: unknown,
locationResolver: (location: { start: number; end: number }) => QueryErrorLocation,
): QueryError | null {
if (typeof error !== "object" || error === null) {
return null;
}
const message = "message" in error && typeof error.message === "string" ? error.message : undefined;
if (!message) {
return null; // Invalid error (no message).
}
const severity =
"severity" in error && typeof error.severity === "string" ? (error.severity as QueryErrorSeverity) : undefined;
const location =
"location" in error && typeof error.location === "object"
? locationResolver(error.location as { start: number; end: number })
: undefined;
const code = "code" in error && typeof error.code === "string" ? error.code : undefined;
return new QueryError(message, severity, code, location);
}
private static tryParseObject(
error: unknown,
locationResolver: (location: { start: number; end: number }) => QueryErrorLocation,
): QueryError[] | null {
if (typeof error === "object" && "message" in error) {
error = error.message;
}
if (typeof error !== "string") {
return null;
}
// Assign to a new variable because of a TypeScript flow typing quirk, see below.
let message = error;
if (message.startsWith("Message: ")) {
// Reassigning this to 'error' restores the original type of 'error', which is 'unknown'.
// So we use a separate variable to avoid this.
message = message.substring("Message: ".length);
}
const lines = message.split("\n");
message = lines[0].trim();
let parsed: unknown;
try {
parsed = JSON.parse(message);
} catch (e) {
// Not a query error.
return null;
}
if (typeof parsed === "object" && "errors" in parsed && Array.isArray(parsed.errors)) {
return parsed.errors.map((e) => QueryError.read(e, locationResolver)).filter((e) => e !== null);
}
return null;
}
}
const knownErrors: Record<string, QueryError> = {
"User aborted query.": new QueryError("User aborted query.", QueryErrorSeverity.Warning),
};