element-call/src/video-grid/Layout.tsx

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import { ComponentType, useCallback, useMemo, useRef } from "react";

import type { RectReadOnly } from "react-use-measure";
import { useReactiveState } from "../useReactiveState";
import type { TileDescriptor } from "./VideoGrid";

/**
 * A video grid layout system with concrete states of type State.
 */
// Ideally State would be parameterized by the tile data type, but then that
// makes Layout a higher-kinded type, which isn't achievable in TypeScript
// (unless you invoke some dark type-level computation magic… 😏)
// So we're stuck with these types being a little too strong.
export interface Layout<State> {
  /**
   * The layout state for zero tiles.
   */
  readonly emptyState: State;
  /**
   * Updates/adds/removes tiles in a way that looks natural in the context of
   * the given initial state.
   */
  readonly updateTiles: <T>(s: State, tiles: TileDescriptor<T>[]) => State;
  /**
   * Adapts the layout to a new container size.
   */
  readonly updateBounds: (s: State, bounds: RectReadOnly) => State;
  /**
   * Gets tiles in the order created by the layout.
   */
  readonly getTiles: <T>(s: State) => TileDescriptor<T>[];
  /**
   * Determines whether a tile is draggable.
   */
  readonly canDragTile: <T>(s: State, tile: TileDescriptor<T>) => boolean;
  /**
   * Drags the tile 'from' to the location of the tile 'to' (if possible).
   * The position parameters are numbers in the range [0, 1) describing the
   * specific positions on 'from' and 'to' that the drag gesture is targeting.
   */
  readonly dragTile: <T>(
    s: State,
    from: TileDescriptor<T>,
    to: TileDescriptor<T>,
    xPositionOnFrom: number,
    yPositionOnFrom: number,
    xPositionOnTo: number,
    yPositionOnTo: number
  ) => State;
  /**
   * Toggles the focus of the given tile (if this layout has the concept of
   * focus).
   */
  readonly toggleFocus?: <T>(s: State, tile: TileDescriptor<T>) => State;
  /**
   * A React component generating the slot elements for a given layout state.
   */
  readonly Slots: ComponentType<{ s: State }>;
  /**
   * Whether the state of this layout should be remembered even while a
   * different layout is active.
   */
  readonly rememberState: boolean;
}

/**
 * A version of Map with stronger types that allow us to save layout states in a
 * type-safe way.
 */
export interface LayoutStatesMap {
  get<State>(layout: Layout<State>): State | undefined;
  set<State>(layout: Layout<State>, state: State): LayoutStatesMap;
  delete<State>(layout: Layout<State>): boolean;
}

/**
 * Hook creating a Map to store layout states in.
 */
export const useLayoutStates = (): LayoutStatesMap => {
  const layoutStates = useRef<Map<unknown, unknown>>();
  if (layoutStates.current === undefined) layoutStates.current = new Map();
  return layoutStates.current as LayoutStatesMap;
};

/**
 * Hook which uses the provided layout system to arrange a set of items into a
 * concrete layout state, and provides callbacks for user interaction.
 */
export const useLayout = <State, T>(
  layout: Layout<State>,
  items: TileDescriptor<T>[],
  bounds: RectReadOnly,
  layoutStates: LayoutStatesMap
) => {
  const prevLayout = useRef<Layout<unknown>>();
  const prevState = layoutStates.get(layout);

  const [state, setState] = useReactiveState<State>(() => {
    // If the bounds aren't known yet, don't add anything to the layout
    if (bounds.width === 0) {
      return layout.emptyState;
    } else {
      if (
        prevLayout.current !== undefined &&
        layout !== prevLayout.current &&
        !prevLayout.current.rememberState
      )
        layoutStates.delete(prevLayout.current);

      const baseState = layoutStates.get(layout) ?? layout.emptyState;
      return layout.updateTiles(layout.updateBounds(baseState, bounds), items);
    }
  }, [layout, items, bounds]);

  const generation = useRef<number>(0);
  if (state !== prevState) generation.current++;

  prevLayout.current = layout as Layout<unknown>;
  // No point in remembering an empty state, plus it would end up clobbering the
  // real saved state while restoring a layout
  if (state !== layout.emptyState) layoutStates.set(layout, state);

  return {
    state,
    orderedItems: useMemo(() => layout.getTiles<T>(state), [layout, state]),
    generation: generation.current,
    canDragTile: useCallback(
      (tile: TileDescriptor<T>) => layout.canDragTile(state, tile),
      [layout, state]
    ),
    dragTile: useCallback(
      (
        from: TileDescriptor<T>,
        to: TileDescriptor<T>,
        xPositionOnFrom: number,
        yPositionOnFrom: number,
        xPositionOnTo: number,
        yPositionOnTo: number
      ) =>
        setState((s) =>
          layout.dragTile(
            s,
            from,
            to,
            xPositionOnFrom,
            yPositionOnFrom,
            xPositionOnTo,
            yPositionOnTo
          )
        ),
      [layout, setState]
    ),
    toggleFocus: useMemo(
      () =>
        layout.toggleFocus &&
        ((tile: TileDescriptor<T>) =>
          setState((s) => layout.toggleFocus!(s, tile))),
      [layout, setState]
    ),
    slots: <layout.Slots s={state} />,
  };
};