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Foobara.require_project_file("type_declarations", "desugarizer")
module Foobara
module TypeDeclarations
module Handlers
class RegisteredTypeDeclaration < TypeDeclarationHandler
# type_symbol is basically just a flag that lets us know that type is fully qualified.
# rather hacky but other potential workarounds seemed gnarlier
class StrictStringifiedDesugarizer < TypeDeclarations::Desugarizer
def applicable?(sugary_type_declaration)
# TODO: we shouldn't have to check if this is a hash. This means some other desugarizer is unnecessarily
# processing a type declaration as if it were sugary. Find and fix that to speed this up a tiny bit.
return false unless sugary_type_declaration.is_a?(::Hash) && TypeDeclarations.strict_stringified?
!sugary_type_declaration.dig(:_desugarized, :type_absolutified)
end
def desugarize(sugary_type_declaration)
sugary_type_declaration = Util.symbolize_keys(sugary_type_declaration)
type_symbol = sugary_type_declaration[:type]
type = Foobara.foobara_root_namespace.foobara_lookup_type!(type_symbol,
mode: Namespace::LookupMode::ABSOLUTE)
type_symbol = type.full_type_symbol
desugarized = sugary_type_declaration[:_desugarized] || {}
desugarized[:type_absolutified] = true
sugary_type_declaration.merge(_desugarized: desugarized, type: type_symbol)
end
def priority
Priority::FIRST
end
end
end
end
end
end
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