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fix: generate valid js code for aliased enum values #1801

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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion src/converter.js
Expand Up @@ -18,18 +18,20 @@ var Enum = require("./enum"),
* @ignore
*/
function genValuePartial_fromObject(gen, field, fieldIndex, prop) {
var defaultAlreadyEmitted = false;
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I would usually use let, but it looks like var is internally consistent.

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Yes, it's the remains of Node 4 support. We probably want a global refactor to make the code more modern.

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Hello @bcoe and @alexander-fenster,

Firstly, Thanks for developing and maintaining this amazing library.

Second, I use protobuf.js massively in IoT embedded devices without experiencing any issues.
Due to small memory footprint I use embedded Javascript engine - Duktape (ES5/5.1 complaint + some more features from ES6/7).

If it is planned to use modern syntax for feature/bug fixes, I am concerned about Duktape compatibility issues with the new code. In addition, I don't believe there are better protobuf alternatives in Javascript.

In the future, I see 2 options:


  1. I maintain a forked ES5/5.1 version equivalent to protobuf.js releases (which could be a nightmare)
  2. You’d also be maintaining another branch for ES5/5.1 syntax.

Requesting your thoughts and guidance on the same.

Thanks!

/* eslint-disable no-unexpected-multiline, block-scoped-var, no-redeclare */
if (field.resolvedType) {
if (field.resolvedType instanceof Enum) { gen
("switch(d%s){", prop);
for (var values = field.resolvedType.values, keys = Object.keys(values), i = 0; i < keys.length; ++i) {
// enum unknown values passthrough
if (values[keys[i]] === field.typeDefault) { gen
if (values[keys[i]] === field.typeDefault && !defaultAlreadyEmitted) { gen
("default:")
("if(typeof(d%s)===\"number\"){m%s=d%s;break}", prop, prop, prop);
if (!field.repeated) gen // fallback to default value only for
// arrays, to avoid leaving holes.
("break"); // for non-repeated fields, just ignore
defaultAlreadyEmitted = true;
}
gen
("case%j:", keys[i])
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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions tests/cli.js
Expand Up @@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ tape.test("pbjs generates static code", function(test) {
value: 42,
},
regularField: "abc",
enumField: 0,
};
var obj1 = OneofContainer.toObject(OneofContainer.fromObject(obj));
test.deepEqual(obj, obj1, "fromObject and toObject work for plain object");
Expand All @@ -76,6 +77,7 @@ tape.test("pbjs generates static code", function(test) {
instance.messageInOneof = new Message();
instance.messageInOneof.value = 42;
instance.regularField = "abc";
instance.enumField = 0;
var instance1 = OneofContainerDynamic.toObject(OneofContainerDynamic.fromObject(instance));
test.deepEqual(instance, instance1, "fromObject and toObject work for instance of the static type");

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9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions tests/data/cli/test.proto
Expand Up @@ -4,10 +4,19 @@ message Message {
int32 value = 1;
}

enum Enum {
option allow_alias = true;

UNSPECIFIED = 0;
DEFAULT = 0; // checking that an alias does not break things
SOMETHING = 1;
}

message OneofContainer {
oneof some_oneof {
string string_in_oneof = 1;
Message message_in_oneof = 2;
}
string regular_field = 3;
Enum enum_field = 4;
}