Add Webpack.search and Webpack.extract
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@ -54,8 +54,6 @@ export function findAll(filter: FilterFn, getDefault = true) {
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return ret;
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export function findByProps(...props: string[]) {
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export function findByProps(...props: string[]) {
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return find(filters.byProps(props));
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return find(filters.byProps(props));
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}
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}
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@ -85,4 +83,51 @@ export function addListener(callback: CallbackFn) {
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export function removeListener(callback: CallbackFn) {
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export function removeListener(callback: CallbackFn) {
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listeners.delete(callback);
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listeners.delete(callback);
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}
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/**
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* Search modules by keyword. This searches the factory methods,
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* meaning you can search all sorts of things, displayName, methodName, strings somewhere in the code, etc
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* @param filters One or more strings or regexes
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* @returns Mapping of found modules
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*/
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export function search(...filters: Array<string | RegExp>) {
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const results = {} as Record<number, Function>;
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const factories = wreq.m;
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outer:
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for (const id in factories) {
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const factory = factories[id];
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const str: string = factory.toString();
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for (const filter of filters) {
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if (typeof filter === "string" && !str.includes(filter)) continue outer;
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if (filter instanceof RegExp && !filter.test(str)) continue outer;
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}
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results[id] = factory;
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}
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return results;
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}
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/**
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* Extract a specific module by id into its own webpack chunk. This has no effect on
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* the code, it is only useful to be able to look at a specific module without having
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* to view a massive file. extract then returns the extracted module so you can jump to it.
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* As mentioned above, note that this extracted module is not actually used,
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* so putting breakpoints or similar will have no effect.
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* @param id The id of the module to extract
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*/
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export function extract(id: number) {
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const mod = wreq.m[id] as Function;
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if (!mod) return null;
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const code = `
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// [EXTRACTED] WebpackModule${id}
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// WARNING: This module was extracted to be more easily readable.
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// This module is NOT ACTUALLY USED! This means putting breakpoints will have NO EFFECT!!
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${mod.toString()}
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//# sourceURL=ExtractedWebpackModule${id}
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`;
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const extracted = (0, eval)(code);
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return extracted as Function;
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}
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}
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