Vmeda.Online/src/core/singletons/locutus.ts

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/* eslint-disable */
/**
* Original code taken from https://github.com/kvz/locutus
*/
function initCache () {
const store: any[] = []
// cache only first element, second is length to jump ahead for the parser
const cache = function cache (value) {
store.push(value[0])
return value
}
cache.get = (index) => {
if (index >= store.length) {
throw RangeError(`Can't resolve reference ${index + 1}`)
}
return store[index]
}
return cache
}
function expectType (str, cache) {
const types = /^(?:N(?=;)|[bidsSaOCrR](?=:)|[^:]+(?=:))/g
const type = (types.exec(str) || [])[0]
if (!type) {
throw SyntaxError('Invalid input: ' + str)
}
switch (type) {
case 'N':
return cache([ null, 2 ])
case 'b':
return cache(expectBool(str))
case 'i':
return cache(expectInt(str))
case 'd':
return cache(expectFloat(str))
case 's':
return cache(expectString(str))
case 'S':
return cache(expectEscapedString(str))
case 'a':
return expectArray(str, cache)
case 'O':
return expectObject(str, cache)
case 'C':
return expectClass(str, cache)
case 'r':
case 'R':
return expectReference(str, cache)
default:
throw SyntaxError(`Invalid or unsupported data type: ${type}`)
}
}
function expectBool (str) {
const reBool = /^b:([01]);/
const [ match, boolMatch ] = reBool.exec(str) || []
if (!boolMatch) {
throw SyntaxError('Invalid bool value, expected 0 or 1')
}
return [ boolMatch === '1', match.length ]
}
function expectInt (str) {
const reInt = /^i:([+-]?\d+);/
const [ match, intMatch ] = reInt.exec(str) || []
if (!intMatch) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected an integer value')
}
return [ parseInt(intMatch, 10), match.length ]
}
function expectFloat (str) {
const reFloat = /^d:(NAN|-?INF|(?:\d+\.\d*|\d*\.\d+|\d+)(?:[eE][+-]\d+)?);/
const [ match, floatMatch ] = reFloat.exec(str) || []
if (!floatMatch) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected a float value')
}
let floatValue
switch (floatMatch) {
case 'NAN':
floatValue = Number.NaN
break
case '-INF':
floatValue = Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY
break
case 'INF':
floatValue = Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY
break
default:
floatValue = parseFloat(floatMatch)
break
}
return [ floatValue, match.length ]
}
function readBytes (str, len, escapedString = false) {
let bytes = 0
let out = ''
let c = 0
const strLen = str.length
let wasHighSurrogate = false
let escapedChars = 0
while (bytes < len && c < strLen) {
let chr = str.charAt(c)
const code = chr.charCodeAt(0)
const isHighSurrogate = code >= 0xd800 && code <= 0xdbff
const isLowSurrogate = code >= 0xdc00 && code <= 0xdfff
if (escapedString && chr === '\\') {
chr = String.fromCharCode(parseInt(str.substring(c + 1, c + 3), 16))
escapedChars++
// each escaped sequence is 3 characters. Go 2 chars ahead.
// third character will be jumped over a few lines later
c += 2
}
c++
bytes += isHighSurrogate || (isLowSurrogate && wasHighSurrogate)
// if high surrogate, count 2 bytes, as expectation is to be followed by low surrogate
// if low surrogate preceded by high surrogate, add 2 bytes
? 2
: code > 0x7ff
// otherwise low surrogate falls into this part
? 3
: code > 0x7f
? 2
: 1
// if high surrogate is not followed by low surrogate, add 1 more byte
bytes += wasHighSurrogate && !isLowSurrogate ? 1 : 0
out += chr
wasHighSurrogate = isHighSurrogate
}
return [ out, bytes, escapedChars ]
}
function expectString (str) {
// PHP strings consist of one-byte characters.
// JS uses 2 bytes with possible surrogate pairs.
// Serialized length of 2 is still 1 JS string character
const reStrLength = /^s:(\d+):"/g // also match the opening " char
const [ match, byteLenMatch ] = reStrLength.exec(str) || []
if (!match) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected a string value')
}
const len = parseInt(byteLenMatch, 10)
str = str.substring(match.length)
let [ strMatch, bytes ] = readBytes(str, len)
if (bytes !== len) {
throw SyntaxError(`Expected string of ${len} bytes, but got ${bytes}`)
}
str = str.substring((strMatch as string).length)
// strict parsing, match closing "; chars
if (!str.startsWith('";')) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected ";')
}
return [ strMatch, match.length + (strMatch as string).length + 2 ] // skip last ";
}
function expectEscapedString (str) {
const reStrLength = /^S:(\d+):"/g // also match the opening " char
const [ match, strLenMatch ] = reStrLength.exec(str) || []
if (!match) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected an escaped string value')
}
const len = parseInt(strLenMatch, 10)
str = str.substring(match.length)
let [ strMatch, bytes, escapedChars ] = readBytes(str, len, true)
if (bytes !== len) {
throw SyntaxError(`Expected escaped string of ${len} bytes, but got ${bytes}`)
}
str = str.substring((strMatch as string).length + (escapedChars as number) * 2)
// strict parsing, match closing "; chars
if (!str.startsWith('";')) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected ";')
}
return [ strMatch, match.length + (strMatch as string).length + 2 ] // skip last ";
}
function expectKeyOrIndex (str) {
try {
return expectString(str)
} catch (err) {}
try {
return expectEscapedString(str)
} catch (err) {}
try {
return expectInt(str)
} catch (err) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected key or index')
}
}
function expectObject (str, cache) {
// O:<class name length>:"class name":<prop count>:{<props and values>}
// O:8:"stdClass":2:{s:3:"foo";s:3:"bar";s:3:"bar";s:3:"baz";}
const reObjectLiteral = /^O:(\d+):"([^"]+)":(\d+):\{/
const [ objectLiteralBeginMatch, /* classNameLengthMatch */, className, propCountMatch ] = reObjectLiteral.exec(str) || []
if (!objectLiteralBeginMatch) {
throw SyntaxError('Invalid input')
}
if (className !== 'stdClass') {
throw SyntaxError(`Unsupported object type: ${className}`)
}
let totalOffset = objectLiteralBeginMatch.length
const propCount = parseInt(propCountMatch, 10)
const obj = {}
cache([obj])
str = str.substring(totalOffset)
for (let i = 0; i < propCount; i++) {
const prop = expectKeyOrIndex(str)
str = str.substring(prop[1])
totalOffset += prop[1] as number
const value = expectType(str, cache)
str = str.substring(value[1])
totalOffset += value[1]
obj[prop[0]] = value[0]
}
// strict parsing, expect } after object literal
if (str.charAt(0) !== '}') {
throw SyntaxError('Expected }')
}
return [ obj, totalOffset + 1 ] // skip final }
}
function expectClass (str, cache) {
// can't be well supported, because requires calling eval (or similar)
// in order to call serialized constructor name
// which is unsafe
// or assume that constructor is defined in global scope
// but this is too much limiting
throw Error('Not yet implemented')
}
function expectReference (str, cache) {
const reRef = /^[rR]:([1-9]\d*);/
const [ match, refIndex ] = reRef.exec(str) || []
if (!match) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected reference value')
}
return [ cache.get(parseInt(refIndex, 10) - 1), match.length ]
}
function expectArray (str, cache) {
const reArrayLength = /^a:(\d+):{/
const [ arrayLiteralBeginMatch, arrayLengthMatch ] = reArrayLength.exec(str) || []
if (!arrayLengthMatch) {
throw SyntaxError('Expected array length annotation')
}
str = str.substring(arrayLiteralBeginMatch.length)
const array = expectArrayItems(str, parseInt(arrayLengthMatch, 10), cache)
// strict parsing, expect closing } brace after array literal
if (str.charAt(array[1]) !== '}') {
throw SyntaxError('Expected }')
}
return [ array[0], arrayLiteralBeginMatch.length + (array[1] as number) + 1 ] // jump over }
}
function expectArrayItems (str, expectedItems = 0, cache) {
let key
let hasStringKeys = false
let item
let totalOffset = 0
let items: any[] = []
cache([items])
for (let i = 0; i < expectedItems; i++) {
key = expectKeyOrIndex(str)
// this is for backward compatibility with previous implementation
if (!hasStringKeys) {
hasStringKeys = (typeof key[0] === 'string')
}
str = str.substring(key[1])
totalOffset += key[1]
// references are resolved immediately, so if duplicate key overwrites previous array index
// the old value is anyway resolved
// fixme: but next time the same reference should point to the new value
item = expectType(str, cache)
str = str.substring(item[1])
totalOffset += item[1]
items[key[0]] = item[0]
}
// this is for backward compatibility with previous implementation
if (hasStringKeys) {
items = Object.assign({}, items)
}
return [ items, totalOffset ]
}
function unserialize (str) {
// discuss at: https://locutus.io/php/unserialize/
// original by: Arpad Ray (mailto:arpad@php.net)
// improved by: Pedro Tainha (https://www.pedrotainha.com)
// improved by: Kevin van Zonneveld (https://kvz.io)
// improved by: Kevin van Zonneveld (https://kvz.io)
// improved by: Chris
// improved by: James
// improved by: Le Torbi
// improved by: Eli Skeggs
// bugfixed by: dptr1988
// bugfixed by: Kevin van Zonneveld (https://kvz.io)
// bugfixed by: Brett Zamir (https://brett-zamir.me)
// bugfixed by: philippsimon (https://github.com/philippsimon/)
// revised by: d3x
// input by: Brett Zamir (https://brett-zamir.me)
// input by: Martin (https://www.erlenwiese.de/)
// input by: kilops
// input by: Jaroslaw Czarniak
// input by: lovasoa (https://github.com/lovasoa/)
// improved by: Rafał Kukawski
// reimplemented by: Rafał Kukawski
// note 1: We feel the main purpose of this function should be
// note 1: to ease the transport of data between php & js
// note 1: Aiming for PHP-compatibility, we have to translate objects to arrays
// example 1: unserialize('a:3:{i:0;s:5:"Kevin";i:1;s:3:"van";i:2;s:9:"Zonneveld";}')
// returns 1: ['Kevin', 'van', 'Zonneveld']
// example 2: unserialize('a:2:{s:9:"firstName";s:5:"Kevin";s:7:"midName";s:3:"van";}')
// returns 2: {firstName: 'Kevin', midName: 'van'}
// example 3: unserialize('a:3:{s:2:"ü";s:2:"ü";s:3:"四";s:3:"四";s:4:"𠜎";s:4:"𠜎";}')
// returns 3: {'ü': 'ü', '四': '四', '𠜎': '𠜎'}
// example 4: unserialize(undefined)
// returns 4: false
// example 5: unserialize('O:8:"stdClass":1:{s:3:"foo";b:1;}')
// returns 5: { foo: true }
// example 6: unserialize('a:2:{i:0;N;i:1;s:0:"";}')
// returns 6: [null, ""]
// example 7: unserialize('S:7:"\\65\\73\\63\\61\\70\\65\\64";')
// returns 7: 'escaped'
try {
if (typeof str !== 'string') {
return false
}
return expectType(str, initCache())[0]
} catch (err) {
console.error(err)
return false
}
}
function substr_replace (str, replace, start, length) {
// discuss at: https://locutus.io/php/substr_replace/
// original by: Brett Zamir (https://brett-zamir.me)
// example 1: substr_replace('ABCDEFGH:/MNRPQR/', 'bob', 0)
// returns 1: 'bob'
// example 2: var $var = 'ABCDEFGH:/MNRPQR/'
// example 2: substr_replace($var, 'bob', 0, $var.length)
// returns 2: 'bob'
// example 3: substr_replace('ABCDEFGH:/MNRPQR/', 'bob', 0, 0)
// returns 3: 'bobABCDEFGH:/MNRPQR/'
// example 4: substr_replace('ABCDEFGH:/MNRPQR/', 'bob', 10, -1)
// returns 4: 'ABCDEFGH:/bob/'
// example 5: substr_replace('ABCDEFGH:/MNRPQR/', 'bob', -7, -1)
// returns 5: 'ABCDEFGH:/bob/'
// example 6: substr_replace('ABCDEFGH:/MNRPQR/', '', 10, -1)
// returns 6: 'ABCDEFGH://'
if (start < 0) {
// start position in str
start = start + str.length
}
length = length !== undefined ? length : str.length
if (length < 0) {
length = length + str.length - start
}
return [
str.slice(0, start),
replace.substring(0, length),
replace.slice(length),
str.slice(start + length)
].join('')
}
export class Locutus {
static unserialize<T = unknown>(data: string): T {
return unserialize(data);
}
static substrReplace(str: string, replace: string, start: number, length?: number): string {
return substr_replace(str, replace, start, length);
}
};