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/* _chart_settle.js -- climatewatch.org /countries/<ISO>/ pages only.
*
* WHY
* The flagship "What are <country>'s greenhouse gas emissions and emissions targets?"
* chart is mounted only once /api/v1/emissions?gas=553&location=<ISO>&source=274 lands in
* the Redux store. The app dispatches that request LAST, behind ~20 other API JSONs, and
* the benchmark's static file server (serving/site_server.py -> http.server.HTTPServer)
* is single-threaded, so that burst is answered one response at a time. Measured on
* /countries/BRA/: the burst is issued at t=2.23s and drains until t=4.9s; the emissions
* request only goes out at t=4.89s and the chart mounts at t=5.6-9.6s, with ~3s of
* run-to-run jitter. recharts then animates every series in from a zero-width <clipPath>
* (animationBegin 500ms + animationDuration 1500ms), so for a further ~2.0s the chart
* paints its axes, tick labels and target dots but NONE of its data series.
*
* Playwright's `networkidle` (0 connections for 500ms) is meanwhile governed by things
* that have nothing to do with the chart -- third-party beacons when the cache is cold
* (clarity c.gif redirect chain, engage.wri.org page-event, GA/GTM 404s), and NOTHING at
* all when the cache is warm, because then the whole API waterfall is served from disk.
* Measured: networkidle fires anywhere between 1.0s and 9.6s. Every capture recipe in this
* repo is "networkidle + N ms", so the captured DOM lands, at random, in one of three
* states:
* 1. before the mount -> no .recharts-wrapper in the DOM at all
* 2. inside the ~2.0s animation -> an empty axis grid with no data series
* (this is the state the shipped countries_BRA desktop GT was frozen in)
* 3. after the animation -> the correct chart
*
* WHAT THIS DOES
* Nothing to the DOM, the styles or the app state. It only keeps one 1-byte request in
* flight every 200ms -- below the 500ms networkidle threshold -- until the flagship chart
* has both mounted and finished animating. That makes `networkidle` mean "the charts are
* painted", which is what every capture recipe here already assumes it means, so captures
* are always taken in state 3.
*
* The pinging is done from a Worker, not from this thread: parsing and booting the 10MB
* app bundle blocks the main thread for ~3.5s, and a main-thread setInterval cannot fire
* during that block -- which is exactly the window in which a warm-cache load goes quiet
* and networkidle slips through. A Worker keeps pinging straight through it (verified).
*
* This file is loaded from <head> WITHOUT defer so the Worker is started before the app
* bundle begins executing. Readiness detection is read-only (Resource Timing + a DOM
* query); nothing is monkey-patched. Every wait is hard-capped, so a page that never
* mounts a chart still reaches networkidle well inside goto()'s 30s timeout.
*
* State 2 is ALSO fixed independently, and has to be: the full-page screenshot resizes the
* layout viewport, the scrollbar disappears, every ResponsiveContainer gets ~15px wider and
* recharts restarts the animation from zero AFTER networkidle, where no amount of waiting
* can help. `repair.disable_chart_animations` therefore forces isAnimationActive false in
* packs/main-*.js. This shim owns state 1 (capture before the mount); the ANIM_MS tail below
* is now only margin.
*/
(function () {
'use strict';
// Only the country profiles carry the late-mounting flagship chart.
if (!/^\/countries\/[A-Za-z]{3}\/?$/.test(location.pathname)) return;
var POLL_MS = 100; // main-thread readiness poll
var STABLE_MS = 400; // the mounted chart must hold this long before we start the anim wait
var ANIM_MS = 2400; // recharts entry animation: 500ms begin + 1500ms duration + margin
var DATA_CAP_MS = 12000; // stop waiting for the emissions payload to appear
var HARD_CAP_MS = 17000; // absolute ceiling on this thread; the Worker has its own
// This page requests far more than the 250-entry default, and we read Resource Timing
// to know when the emissions payload landed. Raise the buffer before anything else loads.
try { performance.setResourceTimingBufferSize(1000); } catch (e) { /* older engine */ }
var worker = null;
try { worker = new Worker('/_settle_worker.js'); } catch (e) { worker = null; }
function stop() {
if (!worker) return;
// Ask it to stop; never terminate(). A hard terminate can strand an in-flight ping with no
// finished/failed event, which leaves Playwright's networkidle counter above zero forever.
try { worker.postMessage('stop'); } catch (e) { /* already gone */ }
worker = null;
}
if (!worker) return;
function emissionsSettled() {
// Resource Timing lists cache hits too (transferSize 0), so this works warm or cold.
var es;
try { es = performance.getEntriesByType('resource'); } catch (e) { return false; }
for (var i = 0; i < es.length; i++) {
if (es[i].name.indexOf('/api/v1/emissions__') !== -1 && es[i].responseEnd > 0) return true;
}
return false;
}
function ghgMounted() {
// recharts' ResponsiveContainer renders null until it has measured itself, so a
// container with no .recharts-wrapper inside means "still mounting".
var c = document.querySelector('[class*="country-ghg-emissions-styles__container"]');
if (!c) return false;
var rc = c.querySelectorAll('.recharts-responsive-container');
if (!rc.length) return false;
for (var i = 0; i < rc.length; i++) {
if (!rc[i].querySelector('.recharts-wrapper')) return false;
}
return true;
}
var t0 = Date.now(), dataAt = 0, stableSince = 0, mountedAt = 0;
var id = setInterval(function () {
var now = Date.now(), age = now - t0;
if (!dataAt && (emissionsSettled() || age >= DATA_CAP_MS)) dataAt = now;
// Only trust the DOM once the payload has landed: before React's first render the DOM
// still holds the frozen snapshot's own (already-rendered) chart markup.
if (dataAt && !mountedAt) {
if (ghgMounted()) {
if (!stableSince) stableSince = now;
if (now - stableSince >= STABLE_MS) mountedAt = now;
} else {
stableSince = 0;
}
}
if ((mountedAt && now - mountedAt >= ANIM_MS) || age >= HARD_CAP_MS) {
clearInterval(id);
stop();
}
}, POLL_MS);
})();