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blockly/core/serialization/exceptions.ts
Beka Westberg f2221652d2 feat: add registering and serializing icons (#7063)
* feat: add registry for icons

* feat: add serialization of custom icons

* feat: add deserialization of custom icons

* chore: fixup deserialization

* chore: export icons registry

* chore: add tests for serialization and deserialization

* chore: move mocks and helpers to the top level

* chore: fix doc error

* chore: remove accidental only
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/**
* @license
* Copyright 2021 Google LLC
* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
*/
import * as goog from '../../closure/goog/goog.js';
goog.declareModuleId('Blockly.serialization.exceptions');
import type {Block} from '../block.js';
import type {State} from './blocks.js';
export class DeserializationError extends Error {}
/**
* Represents an error where the serialized state is expected to provide a
* block type, but it is not provided.
*
*/
export class MissingBlockType extends DeserializationError {
/**
* @param state The state object which is missing the block type.
* @internal
*/
constructor(public state: State) {
super(`Expected to find a 'type' property, defining the block type`);
}
}
/**
* Represents an error where deserialization encountered a block that did
* not have a connection that was defined in the serialized state.
*/
export class MissingConnection extends DeserializationError {
/**
* @param connection The name of the connection that is missing. E.g.
* 'IF0', or 'next'.
* @param block The block missing the connection.
* @param state The state object containing the bad connection.
* @internal
*/
constructor(connection: string, public block: Block, public state: State) {
super(`The block ${block.toDevString()} is missing a(n) ${connection}
connection`);
}
}
/**
* Represents an error where deserialization tried to connect two connections
* that were not compatible.
*/
export class BadConnectionCheck extends DeserializationError {
/**
* @param reason The reason the connections were not compatible.
* @param childConnection The name of the incompatible child connection. E.g.
* 'output' or 'previous'.
* @param childBlock The child block that could not connect to its parent.
* @param childState The state object representing the child block.
* @internal
*/
constructor(
reason: string,
childConnection: string,
public childBlock: Block,
public childState: State
) {
super(`The block ${childBlock.toDevString()} could not connect its
${childConnection} to its parent, because: ${reason}`);
}
}
/**
* Represents an error where deserialization encountered a real block as it
* was deserializing children of a shadow.
* This is an error because it is an invariant of Blockly that shadow blocks
* do not have real children.
*/
export class RealChildOfShadow extends DeserializationError {
/**
* @param state The state object representing the real block.
* @internal
*/
constructor(public state: State) {
super(`Encountered a real block which is defined as a child of a shadow
block. It is an invariant of Blockly that shadow blocks only have shadow
children`);
}
}
export class UnregisteredIcon extends DeserializationError {
/**
* @param iconType The type of the unregistered icon we are attempting to
* deserialize.
* @param block The block we are attempting to add the unregistered icon to.
* @param state The state object representing the block.
*/
constructor(iconType: string, public block: Block, public state: State) {
super(
`Cannot add an icon of type '${iconType}' to the block ` +
`${block.toDevString()}, because there is no icon registered with ` +
`type '${iconType}'. Make sure that all of your icons have been ` +
`registered.`
);
}
}