Examples with ScriptObjectMirror jdk.nashorn.api.scripting.ScriptObjectMirror used on opensource projects

Example 31 with ScriptObjectMirror

use of jdk.nashorn.api.scripting.ScriptObjectMirror in project phoenicis by PhoenicisOrg.

the class GenericContainersManager method deleteContainer.

/**
 * {@inheritDoc}
 * @param container
 * @param errorCallback
 */
@Override
public void deleteContainer(ContainerDTO container, Consumer<Exception> errorCallback) {
    try {
        this.fileUtilities.remove(new File(container.getPath()));
    } catch (IOException e) {
        LOGGER.error("Cannot delete container (" + container.getPath() + ")! Exception: " + e.toString());
        errorCallback.accept(e);
    }
    List<ShortcutCategoryDTO> categories = this.libraryManager.fetchShortcuts();
    categories.stream().flatMap(shortcutCategoryDTO -> shortcutCategoryDTO.getShortcuts().stream()).forEach(shortcutDTO -> {
        final InteractiveScriptSession interactiveScriptSession = this.scriptInterpreter.createInteractiveSession();
        interactiveScriptSession.eval("include([\"Engines\", \"" + container.getEngine() + "\", \"Shortcuts\", \"Reader\"]);", ignored -> interactiveScriptSession.eval("new ShortcutReader()", output -> {
            final ScriptObjectMirror shortcutReader = (ScriptObjectMirror) output;
            shortcutReader.callMember("of", shortcutDTO);
            final String containerName = (String) shortcutReader.callMember("container");
            if (containerName.equals(container.getName())) {
                this.shortcutManager.deleteShortcut(shortcutDTO);
            }
        }, errorCallback), errorCallback);
    });
}

Example 32 with ScriptObjectMirror

use of jdk.nashorn.api.scripting.ScriptObjectMirror in project phoenicis by PhoenicisOrg.

the class LibraryController method createShortcut.

/**
 * creates a new shortcut
 * @param shortcutCreationDTO DTO describing the new shortcut
 */
private void createShortcut(ShortcutCreationDTO shortcutCreationDTO) {
    // get container
    // TODO: smarter way using container manager
    final String executablePath = shortcutCreationDTO.getExecutable().getAbsolutePath();
    final String pathInContainers = executablePath.replace(containersPath, "");
    final String[] split = pathInContainers.split("/");
    final String engineContainer = split[0];
    final String engine = (Character.toUpperCase(engineContainer.charAt(0)) + engineContainer.substring(1)).replace("prefix", "");
    final String container = split[1];
    final InteractiveScriptSession interactiveScriptSession = scriptInterpreter.createInteractiveSession();
    interactiveScriptSession.eval("include([\"Engines\", \"" + engine + "\", \"Shortcuts\", \"" + engine + "\"]);", ignored -> interactiveScriptSession.eval("new " + engine + "Shortcut()", output -> {
        final ScriptObjectMirror shortcutObject = (ScriptObjectMirror) output;
        shortcutObject.callMember("name", shortcutCreationDTO.getName());
        shortcutObject.callMember("category", shortcutCreationDTO.getCategory());
        shortcutObject.callMember("description", shortcutCreationDTO.getDescription());
        shortcutObject.callMember("miniature", shortcutCreationDTO.getMiniature());
        shortcutObject.callMember("search", shortcutCreationDTO.getExecutable().getName());
        shortcutObject.callMember("prefix", container);
        shortcutObject.callMember("create");
    }, e -> this.showErrorMessage(e, tr("Error while creating shortcut"))), e -> this.showErrorMessage(e, tr("Error while creating shortcut")));
}

Example 33 with ScriptObjectMirror

use of jdk.nashorn.api.scripting.ScriptObjectMirror in project phoenicis by PhoenicisOrg.

the class ShortcutRunner method run.

public void run(ShortcutDTO shortcutDTO, List<String> arguments, Consumer<Exception> errorCallback) {
    final InteractiveScriptSession interactiveScriptSession = scriptInterpreter.createInteractiveSession();
    interactiveScriptSession.eval("include([\"Engines\", \"Wine\", \"Shortcuts\", \"Reader\"]);", ignored -> interactiveScriptSession.eval("new ShortcutReader()", output -> {
        final ScriptObjectMirror shortcutReader = (ScriptObjectMirror) output;
        shortcutReader.callMember("of", shortcutDTO);
        shortcutReader.callMember("run", arguments);
    }, errorCallback), errorCallback);
}

Example 34 with ScriptObjectMirror

use of jdk.nashorn.api.scripting.ScriptObjectMirror in project phoenicis by PhoenicisOrg.

the class ShortcutRunner method stop.

public void stop(ShortcutDTO shortcutDTO, Consumer<Exception> errorCallback) {
    final InteractiveScriptSession interactiveScriptSession = scriptInterpreter.createInteractiveSession();
    interactiveScriptSession.eval("include([\"Engines\", \"Wine\", \"Shortcuts\", \"Reader\"]);", ignored -> interactiveScriptSession.eval("new ShortcutReader()", output -> {
        final ScriptObjectMirror shortcutReader = (ScriptObjectMirror) output;
        shortcutReader.callMember("of", shortcutDTO);
        shortcutReader.callMember("stop");
    }, errorCallback), errorCallback);
}

Example 35 with ScriptObjectMirror

use of jdk.nashorn.api.scripting.ScriptObjectMirror in project phoenicis by PhoenicisOrg.

the class EngineToolsManager method runTool.

/**
 * runs a tool in a given container
 * @param engineId ID of the engine which provides the tool (e.g. "Wine")
 * @param container name of the container
 * @param toolId ID of the tool
 * @param doneCallback callback executed after the script ran
 * @param errorCallback callback executed in case of an error
 */
public void runTool(String engineId, String container, String toolId, Runnable doneCallback, Consumer<Exception> errorCallback) {
    final InteractiveScriptSession interactiveScriptSession = scriptInterpreter.createInteractiveSession();
    interactiveScriptSession.eval("include([\"Engines\", \"" + engineId + "\", \"Tools\", \"" + toolId + "\"]);", ignored -> interactiveScriptSession.eval("new " + toolId + "()", output -> {
        final ScriptObjectMirror toolObject = (ScriptObjectMirror) output;
        toolObject.callMember("run", container);
        doneCallback.run();
    }, errorCallback), errorCallback);
}