openmct/platform/commonUI/browse/src/BrowseController.js
Shivam Dave 56e51ea32a [Mobile] Reformat of menu
Reformats menu to move the
arrow to the right and now
that is what selects an object.
Pressing the actual menu item will
enact the dropdown menu. This
only happens on mobile platforms.
2015-07-21 13:29:45 -07:00

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/*global define,Promise*/
/**
* Module defining BrowseController. Created by vwoeltje on 11/7/14.
*/
define(
[],
function () {
"use strict";
var ROOT_ID = "ROOT",
DEFAULT_PATH = "mine";
/**
* The BrowseController is used to populate the initial scope in Browse
* mode. It loads the root object from the objectService and makes it
* available in the scope for Angular template's; this is the point at
* which Angular templates first have access to the domain object
* hierarchy.
*
* @constructor
*/
function BrowseController($scope, $route, $location, objectService, navigationService, urlService) {
var path = [ROOT_ID].concat(
($route.current.params.ids || DEFAULT_PATH).split("/")
);
function updateRoute(domainObject) {
var priorRoute = $route.current,
// Act as if params HADN'T changed to avoid page reload
unlisten;
unlisten = $scope.$on('$locationChangeSuccess', function () {
// Checks path to make sure /browse/ is at front
// if so, change $route.current
if ($location.path().indexOf("/browse/") === 0) {
$route.current = priorRoute;
}
unlisten();
});
// urlService.urlForLocation used to adjust current
// path to new, addressed, path based on
// domainObject
$location.path(urlService.urlForLocation("browse", domainObject));
}
// Callback for updating the in-scope reference to the object
// that is currently navigated-to.
function setNavigation(domainObject) {
$scope.navigatedObject = domainObject;
$scope.treeModel.selectedObject = domainObject;
navigationService.setNavigation(domainObject);
updateRoute(domainObject);
}
function navigateTo(domainObject) {
// Check if an object has been navigated-to already...
// If not, or if an ID path has been explicitly set in the URL,
// navigate to the URL-specified object.
if (!navigationService.getNavigation() || $route.current.params.ids) {
// If not, pick a default as the last
// root-level component (usually "mine")
navigationService.setNavigation(domainObject);
$scope.navigatedObject = domainObject;
} else {
// Otherwise, just expose the currently navigated object.
$scope.navigatedObject = navigationService.getNavigation();
updateRoute($scope.navigatedObject);
}
}
function findObject(domainObjects, id) {
var i;
for (i = 0; i < domainObjects.length; i += 1) {
if (domainObjects[i].getId() === id) {
return domainObjects[i];
}
}
}
// Navigate to the domain object identified by path[index],
// which we expect to find in the composition of the passed
// domain object.
function doNavigate(domainObject, index) {
var composition = domainObject.useCapability("composition");
if (composition) {
composition.then(function (c) {
var nextObject = findObject(c, path[index]);
if (nextObject) {
if (index + 1 >= path.length) {
navigateTo(nextObject);
} else {
doNavigate(nextObject, index + 1);
}
} else {
// Couldn't find the next element of the path
// so navigate to the last path object we did find
navigateTo(domainObject);
}
});
} else {
// Similar to above case; this object has no composition,
// so navigate to it instead of subsequent path elements.
navigateTo(domainObject);
}
}
// Load the root object, put it in the scope.
// Also, load its immediate children, and (possibly)
// navigate to one of them, so that navigation state has
// a useful initial value.
objectService.getObjects([path[0]]).then(function (objects) {
$scope.domainObject = objects[path[0]];
doNavigate($scope.domainObject, 1);
});
// Provide a model for the tree to modify
$scope.treeModel = {
selectedObject: navigationService.getNavigation()
};
$scope.treeSlide = function () {
$scope.treeClass = !$scope.treeClass;
};
// Listen for changes in navigation state.
navigationService.addListener(setNavigation);
// Also listen for changes which come from the tree
$scope.$watch("treeModel.selectedObject", setNavigation);
// Clean up when the scope is destroyed
$scope.$on("$destroy", function () {
navigationService.removeListener(setNavigation);
});
}
return BrowseController;
}
);