/**
* External dependencies
*/
import { sprintf } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { createRegistrySelector } from '@wordpress/data';
* Internal dependencies
import { STORE_KEY } from './constants';
* Returns the requested route for the given arguments.
*
* @param {Object} state The original state.
* @param {string} namespace The namespace for the route.
* @param {string} resourceName The resource being requested
* (eg. products/attributes)
* @param {Array} [ids] This is for any ids that might be implemented in
* the route request. It is not for any query
* parameters.
* Ids example:
* If you are looking for the route for a single product on the `wc/blocks`
* namespace, then you'd have `[ 20 ]` as the ids. This would produce something
* like `/wc/blocks/products/20`
* @throws {Error} If there is no route for the given arguments, then this will
* throw
* @return {string} The route if it is available.
export const getRoute = createRegistrySelector(
( select ) => ( state, namespace, resourceName, ids = [] ) => {
const hasResolved = select(
STORE_KEY
).hasFinishedResolution( 'getRoutes', [ namespace ] );
state = state.routes;
let error = '';
if ( ! state[ namespace ] ) {
error = sprintf(
'There is no route for the given namespace (%s) in the store',
namespace
);
} else if ( ! state[ namespace ][ resourceName ] ) {
'There is no route for the given resource name (%s) in the store',
resourceName
}
if ( error !== '' ) {
if ( hasResolved ) {
throw new Error( error );
return '';
const route = getRouteFromResourceEntries(
state[ namespace ][ resourceName ],
ids
if ( route === '' ) {
throw new Error(
sprintf(
'While there is a route for the given namespace (%s) and resource name (%s), there is no route utilizing the number of ids you included in the select arguments. The available routes are: (%s)',
namespace,
resourceName,
JSON.stringify( state[ namespace ][ resourceName ] )
)
return route;
* Return all the routes for a given namespace.
* @param {Object} state The current state.
* @param {string} namespace The namespace to return routes for.
* @return {Array} An array of all routes for the given namespace.
export const getRoutes = createRegistrySelector(
( select ) => ( state, namespace ) => {
const routes = state.routes[ namespace ];
if ( ! routes ) {
return [];
let namespaceRoutes = [];
for ( const resourceName in routes ) {
namespaceRoutes = [
...namespaceRoutes,
...Object.keys( routes[ resourceName ] ),
];
return namespaceRoutes;
* Returns the route from the given slice of the route state.
* @param {Object} stateSlice This will be a slice of the route state from a
* given namespace and resource name.
* @param {Array} [ids=[]] Any id references that are to be replaced in
* route placeholders.
* @return {string} The route or an empty string if nothing found.
const getRouteFromResourceEntries = ( stateSlice, ids = [] ) => {
// convert to array for easier discovery
stateSlice = Object.entries( stateSlice );
const match = stateSlice.find( ( [ , idNames ] ) => {
return ids.length === idNames.length;
} );
const [ matchingRoute, routePlaceholders ] = match || [];
// if we have a matching route, let's return it.
if ( matchingRoute ) {
return ids.length === 0
? matchingRoute
: assembleRouteWithPlaceholders(
matchingRoute,
routePlaceholders,
};
* For a given route, route parts and ids,
* @param {string} route
* @param {Array} routePlaceholders
* @param {Array} ids
* @return {string} Assembled route.
const assembleRouteWithPlaceholders = ( route, routePlaceholders, ids ) => {
routePlaceholders.forEach( ( part, index ) => {
route = route.replace( `{${ part }}`, ids[ index ] );