Class ActionsLogParser

app/src/lib/actions-log-parser/action-log-parser.ts:51–740

}

export class ActionsLogParser {
  private logLines: ILogLine[]
  private logContent: string
  private rawLogData: string
  private lineMetaData: ILine[]
  private logLineNumbers: number[]
  private timestamps: string[]
  /**
   * This is used a prefix to the line number if we would want the line numbers
   * to be links to dotcom logs.
   *
   * Example: https://github.com/desktop/desktop/runs/3840220073#step:13
   */
  private permalinkPrefix: string

  public constructor(rawLogData: string, permalinkPrefix: string) {
    this.rawLogData = rawLogData
    this.permalinkPrefix = permalinkPrefix
    this.logContent = ''
    this.lineMetaData = []
    this.logLines = []
    this.logLineNumbers = []
    this.timestamps = []
    this.updateLogLines()
  }

  /**
   * Returns the parsed lines in the form of an object with the meta data needed
   * to build a an html element for the line.
   *
   * @param node
   * @param groupExpanded
   * @returns
   */
  public getParsedLogLinesTemplateData(): ReadonlyArray<ILogLineTemplateData> {
    return this.logLines.map(ll => this.getParsedLineTemplateData(ll))
  }

  /**
   * Returns a line object with the meta data needed to build a an html element
   * for the line.
   *
   */
  private getParsedLineTemplateData(node: ILogLine): ILogLineTemplateData {
    const { lineIndex } = node
    const logLineNumber = this.logLineNumbers[lineIndex]
    const lineNumber = logLineNumber != null ? logLineNumber : lineIndex + 1
    const text = this.getNodeText(node)

    // parse() does the ANSI parsing and converts to HTML
    const lineContent = this.parse(text)

    // The parser assigns a type to each line. Such as "debug" or "command".
    // These change the way the line looks. See checks.scss for the css.
    const className = `log-line-${getType(node)}`

    return {
      className,