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/*
Copyright 2024 New Vector Ltd.
Copyright 2022 The Matrix.org Foundation C.I.C.
SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only
Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
*/
import { MatrixClient, MatrixEvent, MatrixEventEvent, RelationType, Room, Thread } from "matrix-js-sdk/src/matrix";
import { mkMessage, MessageEventProps } from "./test-utils";
export const makeThreadEvent = ({
rootEventId,
replyToEventId,
...props
}: MessageEventProps & {
rootEventId: string;
replyToEventId: string;
}): MatrixEvent =>
mkMessage({
...props,
relatesTo: {
event_id: rootEventId,
rel_type: "m.thread",
["m.in_reply_to"]: {
event_id: replyToEventId,
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},
},
});
type MakeThreadEventsProps = {
roomId: Room["roomId"];
// root message user id
authorId: string;
// user ids of thread replies
// cycled through until thread length is fulfilled
participantUserIds: string[];
// number of messages in the thread, root message included
// optional, default 2
length?: number;
ts?: number;
// provide to set current_user_participated accurately
currentUserId?: string;
};
export const makeThreadEvents = ({
roomId,
authorId,
participantUserIds,
length = 2,
ts = 1,
currentUserId,
}: MakeThreadEventsProps): { rootEvent: MatrixEvent; events: MatrixEvent[] } => {
const rootEvent = mkMessage({
user: authorId,
event: true,
room: roomId,
msg: "root event message " + Math.random(),
ts,
});
const rootEventId = rootEvent.getId()!;
const events = [rootEvent];
for (let i = 1; i < length; i++) {
const prevEvent = events[i - 1];
const replyToEventId = prevEvent.getId()!;
const user = participantUserIds[i % participantUserIds.length];
events.push(
makeThreadEvent({
user,
room: roomId,
event: true,
msg: `reply ${i} by ${user}`,
rootEventId,
replyToEventId,
// replies are 1ms after each other
ts: ts + i,
}),
);
}
rootEvent.setUnsigned({
"m.relations": {
[RelationType.Thread]: {
latest_event: events[events.length - 1].event,
count: length,
current_user_participated: [...participantUserIds, authorId].includes(currentUserId!),
},
},
});
return { rootEvent, events };
};
type MakeThreadProps = {
room: Room;
client: MatrixClient;
authorId: string;
participantUserIds: string[];
length?: number;
ts?: number;
};
/**
* Create a thread but don't actually populate it with events - see
* populateThread for what you probably want to do.
*
* Leaving this here in case it is needed by some people, but I (andyb) would
* expect us to move to use populateThread exclusively.
*/
export const mkThread = ({
room,
client,
authorId,
participantUserIds,
length = 2,
ts = 1,
}: MakeThreadProps): { thread: Thread; rootEvent: MatrixEvent; events: MatrixEvent[] } => {
const { rootEvent, events } = makeThreadEvents({
roomId: room.roomId,
authorId,
participantUserIds,
length,
ts,
currentUserId: client.getUserId()!,
});
expect(rootEvent).toBeTruthy();
for (const evt of events) {
room?.reEmitter.reEmit(evt, [MatrixEventEvent.BeforeRedaction]);
}
const thread = room.createThread(rootEvent.getId()!, rootEvent, events, true);
return { thread, rootEvent, events };
};
/**
* Create a thread, and make sure the events added to the thread and the room's
* timeline as if they came in via sync.
*
* Note that mkThread doesn't actually add the events properly to the room.
*/
export const populateThread = async ({
room,
client,
authorId,
participantUserIds,
length = 2,
ts = 1,
}: MakeThreadProps): Promise<{ thread: Thread; rootEvent: MatrixEvent; events: MatrixEvent[] }> => {
const ret = mkThread({ room, client, authorId, participantUserIds, length, ts });
// So that we do not have to mock the thread loading, tell the thread
// that it is already loaded, and send the events again to the room
// so they are added to the thread timeline.
ret.thread.initialEventsFetched = true;
await room.addLiveEvents(ret.events);
return ret;
};