react-code-dataset
/
next.js
/packages
/next
/src
/server
/app-render
/module-loading
/track-module-loading.instance.ts
| import { CacheSignal } from '../cache-signal' | |
| import { isThenable } from '../../../shared/lib/is-thenable' | |
| /** | |
| * Tracks all in-flight async imports and chunk loads. | |
| * Initialized lazily, because we don't want this to error in case it gets pulled into an edge runtime module. | |
| */ | |
| let _moduleLoadingSignal: CacheSignal | null | |
| function getModuleLoadingSignal() { | |
| if (!_moduleLoadingSignal) { | |
| _moduleLoadingSignal = new CacheSignal() | |
| } | |
| return _moduleLoadingSignal | |
| } | |
| export function trackPendingChunkLoad(promise: Promise<unknown>) { | |
| const moduleLoadingSignal = getModuleLoadingSignal() | |
| moduleLoadingSignal.trackRead(promise) | |
| } | |
| export function trackPendingImport(exportsOrPromise: unknown) { | |
| const moduleLoadingSignal = getModuleLoadingSignal() | |
| // requiring an async module returns a promise. | |
| // if it's sync, there's nothing to track. | |
| if (isThenable(exportsOrPromise)) { | |
| // A client reference proxy might look like a promise, but we can only call `.then()` on it, not e.g. `.finally()`. | |
| // Turn it into a real promise to avoid issues elsewhere. | |
| const promise = Promise.resolve(exportsOrPromise) | |
| moduleLoadingSignal.trackRead(promise) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * A top-level dynamic import (or chunk load): | |
| * | |
| * 1. delays a prerender (potentially for a task or longer) | |
| * 2. may reveal more caches that need be filled | |
| * | |
| * So if we see one, we want to extend the duration of `cacheSignal` at least until the import/chunk-load is done. | |
| */ | |
| export function trackPendingModules(cacheSignal: CacheSignal): void { | |
| const moduleLoadingSignal = getModuleLoadingSignal() | |
| // We can't just use `cacheSignal.trackRead(moduleLoadingSignal.cacheReady())`, | |
| // because we might start and finish multiple batches of module loads while waiting for caches, | |
| // and `moduleLoadingSignal.cacheReady()` would resolve after the first batch. | |
| // Instead, we'll keep notifying `cacheSignal` of each import/chunk-load. | |
| const unsubscribe = moduleLoadingSignal.subscribeToReads(cacheSignal) | |
| // Later, when `cacheSignal` is no longer waiting for any caches (or imports that we've notified it of), | |
| // we can unsubscribe it. | |
| cacheSignal.cacheReady().then(unsubscribe) | |
| } | |