"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.BytesLookup = exports.Bytes = exports.FieldLookup = exports.XrplDefinitionsBase = void 0;
const bytes_1 = require("./bytes");
Object.defineProperty(exports, "Bytes", { enumerable: true, get: function () { return bytes_1.Bytes; } });
Object.defineProperty(exports, "BytesLookup", { enumerable: true, get: function () { return bytes_1.BytesLookup; } });
const field_1 = require("./field");
Object.defineProperty(exports, "FieldLookup", { enumerable: true, get: function () { return field_1.FieldLookup; } });
const constants_1 = require("./constants");
/**
 * Stores the various types and fields for rippled to be used to encode/decode information later on.
 * XrplDefinitions should be instantiated instead of this class.
 */
class XrplDefinitionsBase {
    /**
     * Present rippled types in a typed and updatable format.
     * For an example of the input format see `definitions.json`
     * To generate a new definitions file from rippled source code, use this tool: https://github.com/RichardAH/xrpl-codec-gen
     *
     * See the definitions.test.js file for examples of how to create your own updated definitions.json.
     *
     * @param enums - A json encoding of the core types, transaction types, transaction results, transaction names, and fields.
     * @param types - A list of type objects with the same name as the fields defined.
     *              You can use the coreTypes object if you are not adding new types.
     */
    constructor(enums, types) {
        // Helps catch errors early in JavaScript code.
        if (types == undefined) {
            throw new TypeError('You passed in an undefined `types` parameter, but `types` must be defined since it contains logic for encoding/decoding transaction data. ' +
                'If you have NOT added/modified any data types, you can import and use `coreTypes` from the types folder.');
        }
        this.type = new bytes_1.BytesLookup(enums.TYPES, constants_1.TYPE_WIDTH);
        this.ledgerEntryType = new bytes_1.BytesLookup(enums.LEDGER_ENTRY_TYPES, constants_1.LEDGER_ENTRY_WIDTH);
        this.transactionType = new bytes_1.BytesLookup(enums.TRANSACTION_TYPES, constants_1.TRANSACTION_TYPE_WIDTH);
        this.transactionResult = new bytes_1.BytesLookup(enums.TRANSACTION_RESULTS, constants_1.TRANSACTION_RESULT_WIDTH);
        this.field = new field_1.FieldLookup(enums.FIELDS, enums.TYPES);
        this.transactionNames = Object.entries(enums.TRANSACTION_TYPES)
            .filter(([_key, value]) => value >= 0)
            .map(([key, _value]) => key);
        this.dataTypes = {}; // Filled in via associateTypes
        this.associateTypes(types);
    }
    /**
     * Associates each Field to a corresponding class that TypeScript can recognize.
     *
     * @param types a list of type objects with the same name as the fields defined.
     *              Defaults to xrpl.js's core type definitions.
     */
    associateTypes(types) {
        // Overwrite any existing type definitions with the given types
        this.dataTypes = Object.assign({}, this.dataTypes, types);
        Object.values(this.field).forEach((field) => {
            field.associatedType = this.dataTypes[field.type.name];
        });
        this.field['TransactionType'].associatedType = this.transactionType;
        this.field['TransactionResult'].associatedType = this.transactionResult;
        this.field['LedgerEntryType'].associatedType = this.ledgerEntryType;
    }
    getAssociatedTypes() {
        return this.dataTypes;
    }
}
exports.XrplDefinitionsBase = XrplDefinitionsBase;
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