hmr() — svelte Function Reference

Source Code

packages/svelte/src/internal/client/dev/hmr.js lines 14–89

export function hmr(fn) {
	const current = source(fn);

	/**
	 * @param {TemplateNode} anchor
	 * @param {any} props
	 */
	function wrapper(anchor, props) {
		let component = {};
		let instance = {};

		/** @type {Effect} */
		let effect;

		let ran = false;

		block(() => {
			if (component === (component = get(current))) {
				return;
			}

			if (effect) {
				// @ts-ignore
				for (var k in instance) delete instance[k];
				destroy_effect(effect);
			}

			effect = branch(() => {
				// when the component is invalidated, replace it without transitions
				if (ran) set_should_intro(false);

				// preserve getters/setters
				Object.defineProperties(
					instance,
					Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors(
						// @ts-expect-error
						new.target ? new component(anchor, props) : component(anchor, props)
					)
				);

				if (ran) set_should_intro(true);
			});
		}, EFFECT_TRANSPARENT);

		ran = true;

		if (hydrating) {
			anchor = hydrate_node;
		}

		return instance;
	}

	// @ts-expect-error
	wrapper[FILENAME] = fn[FILENAME];

	// @ts-ignore
	wrapper[HMR] = {
		fn,
		current,
		update: (/** @type {any} */ incoming) => {
			// This logic ensures that the first version of the component is the one
			// whose update function and therefore block effect is preserved across updates.
			// If we don't do this dance and instead just use `incoming` as the new component
			// and then update, we'll create an ever-growing stack of block effects.

			// Trigger the original block effect
			set(wrapper[HMR].current, incoming[HMR].fn);

			// Replace the incoming source with the original one
			incoming[HMR].current = wrapper[HMR].current;
		}
	};

	return wrapper;
}