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// Copyright 2015 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
#ifndef COMPONENTS_BROWSING_DATA_CORE_COUNTERS_BROWSING_DATA_COUNTER_H_
#define COMPONENTS_BROWSING_DATA_CORE_COUNTERS_BROWSING_DATA_COUNTER_H_
#include <stdint.h>
#include <memory>
#include <vector>
#include "base/functional/callback.h"
#include "base/memory/raw_ptr.h"
#include "base/time/time.h"
#include "base/timer/timer.h"
#include "components/browsing_data/core/clear_browsing_data_tab.h"
#include "components/prefs/pref_member.h"
class PrefService;
namespace browsing_data {
class BrowsingDataCounter {
public:
typedef int64_t ResultInt;
// Base class of results returned by BrowsingDataCounter. When the computation
// has started, an instance is returned to represent a pending result.
class Result {
public:
explicit Result(const BrowsingDataCounter* source);
Result(const Result&) = delete;
Result& operator=(const Result&) = delete;
virtual ~Result();
const BrowsingDataCounter* source() const { return source_; }
virtual bool Finished() const;
private:
raw_ptr<const BrowsingDataCounter, DanglingUntriaged> source_;
};
// A subclass of Result returned when the computation has finished. The result
// value can be retrieved by calling |Value()|. Some BrowsingDataCounter
// subclasses might use a subclass of FinishedResult to provide more complex
// results.
class FinishedResult : public Result {
public:
FinishedResult(const BrowsingDataCounter* source, ResultInt value);
FinishedResult(const FinishedResult&) = delete;
FinishedResult& operator=(const FinishedResult&) = delete;
~FinishedResult() override;
// Result:
bool Finished() const override;
ResultInt Value() const;
private:
ResultInt value_;
};
// A subclass of FinishedResult that besides |Value()| also stores whether
// the datatype is synced.
class SyncResult : public FinishedResult {
public:
SyncResult(const BrowsingDataCounter* source,
ResultInt value,
bool sync_enabled);
SyncResult(const SyncResult&) = delete;
SyncResult& operator=(const SyncResult&) = delete;
~SyncResult() override;
bool is_sync_enabled() const { return sync_enabled_; }
private:
bool sync_enabled_;
};
typedef base::RepeatingCallback<void(std::unique_ptr<Result>)> ResultCallback;
// Every calculation progresses through a state machine. At initialization,
// the counter is IDLE. If a result is calculated within a given time
// interval, it is immediately reported and the counter is again IDLE.
// Otherwise, the counter instructs the UI to show a "Calculating..."
// message and transitions to the SHOW_CALCULATING state. The counter stays
// in this state for a given amount of time. If a result is calculated at
// this time, it is stored, but not immediately reported. After the timer
// elapses, we check if a result has been reported in the meantime. If yes,
// we transition to REPORT_STAGED_RESULT, report the result, and then return
// to IDLE. If not, we transition to READY_TO_REPORT_RESULT. In this
// state, we wait for the calculation to finish. When that happens, we show
// the result, and return to the IDLE state.
enum class State {
IDLE,
RESTARTED,
SHOW_CALCULATING,
REPORT_STAGED_RESULT,
READY_TO_REPORT_RESULT,
};
BrowsingDataCounter();
virtual ~BrowsingDataCounter();
// Should be called once to initialize this class.
//
// TODO(crbug.com/331925113): Since the Clear Browsing Data dialog no longer
// updates preferences in real time, this method should be deprecated in favor
// of |InitWithoutPeriodPref()| and |InitWithoutPref()|. Counters should
// be explicitly restarted from the UI when needed instead of observing
// preference changes.
void Init(PrefService* pref_service,
ClearBrowsingDataTab clear_browsing_data_tab,
ResultCallback callback);
// Can be called instead of |Init()|, to create a counter that doesn't
// observe pref changes for the time range period - instead, the period is
// specified explicitly through |begin_time|.
void InitWithoutPeriodPref(PrefService* pref_service,
ClearBrowsingDataTab clear_browsing_data_tab,
base::Time begin_time,
ResultCallback callback);
// Can be called instead of |Init()|, to create a counter that doesn't
// observe pref changes for the time range period - instead, the period is
// specified explicitly through |begin_time|. Additionally, this counter is
// also not associated with any datatype preference of the Clear Browsing
// Data dialog.
//
// This mode doesn't use delayed responses.
void InitWithoutPref(base::Time begin_time, ResultCallback callback);
// Name of the preference associated with this counter.
virtual const char* GetPrefName() const = 0;
// Restarts the counter. Will be called automatically if the counting needs
// to be restarted, e.g. when the deletion preference changes state or when
// we are notified of data changes.
void Restart();
// Changes the |begin_time| for this counter. May only be used if the counter
// is not associated with a time period pref, i.e. if it was initialized
// through |InitWithoutPeriodPref()| or |InitWithoutPeriodPref()|.
//
// This forces a restart, as changing the time range while the counter is
// running could cause the already running calculation to start using the
// new time.
virtual void SetBeginTime(base::Time begin_time);
// Returns the state transition of this counter since past restart.
// Used only for testing.
const std::vector<State>& GetStateTransitionsForTesting();
protected:
// Should be called from |Count| by any overriding class to indicate that
// counting is finished and report |value| as the result.
void ReportResult(ResultInt value);
// A convenience overload of the previous method that allows subclasses to
// provide a custom |result|.
void ReportResult(std::unique_ptr<Result> result);
// A synchronous implementation of ReportResult(). Called immediately in the
// RESTARTED and READY_TO_REPORT_RESULT states, called later if the counter is
// in the SHOW_CALCULATING stage. This method is made virtual to be overriden
// in tests.
virtual void DoReportResult(std::unique_ptr<Result> result);
// Calculates the beginning of the counting period as |period_| before now.
base::Time GetPeriodStart();
// Calculates the ending of the counting period.
base::Time GetPeriodEnd();
// Returns if this counter belongs to a preference on the default, basic or
// advanced CBD tab.
ClearBrowsingDataTab GetTab() const;
private:
// Called after the class is initialized by calling |Init|.
virtual void OnInitialized();
// Count the data. Call ReportResult() when finished. Tasks that are still
// running should be cancelled to avoid reporting old results.
virtual void Count() = 0;
// State transition methods.
void TransitionToShowCalculating();
void TransitionToReadyToReportResult();
// Indicates if this counter belongs to a preference on the basic CBD tab.
ClearBrowsingDataTab clear_browsing_data_tab_;
// The callback that will be called when the UI should be updated with a new
// counter value.
ResultCallback callback_;
// The boolean preference indicating whether this data type is to be deleted.
BooleanPrefMember pref_;
// The integer preference describing the time period for which this data type
// is to be deleted.
IntegerPrefMember period_;
// This time period is used when |period_| is not initialized.
base::Time begin_time_;
// Whether this class was properly initialized by calling |Init|.
bool initialized_;
// Whether to introduce a delayed response to avoid flickering.
bool use_delay_;
// State of the counter.
State state_;
// State transitions since the last restart.
std::vector<State> state_transitions_;
// A result is staged if it arrives during the SHOW_CALCULATING state.
std::unique_ptr<Result> staged_result_;
// A timer to time the RESTARTED->SHOW_CALCULATION and
// SHOW_CALCULATION->READY_TO_REPORT_RESULT state transitions.
base::OneShotTimer timer_;
};
} // namespace browsing_data
#endif // COMPONENTS_BROWSING_DATA_CORE_COUNTERS_BROWSING_DATA_COUNTER_H_
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