using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using Umbraco.Core.Models.PublishedContent; namespace Umbraco.Core { /// /// Provides extension methods for . /// public static class PublishedModelFactoryExtensions { /// /// Returns true if the current is an implementation of /// /// /// public static bool IsLiveFactory(this IPublishedModelFactory factory) => factory is ILivePublishedModelFactory; /// /// Executes an action with a safe live factory /// /// /// If the factory is a live factory, ensures it is refreshed and locked while executing the action. /// public static void WithSafeLiveFactory(this IPublishedModelFactory factory, Action action) { if (factory is ILivePublishedModelFactory liveFactory) { lock (liveFactory.SyncRoot) { //Call refresh on the live factory to re-compile the models liveFactory.Refresh(); action(); } } else { action(); } } /// /// Sets a flag to reset the ModelsBuilder models if the is /// /// /// /// /// This does not recompile the pure live models, only sets a flag to tell models builder to recompile when they are requested. /// internal static void WithSafeLiveFactoryReset(this IPublishedModelFactory factory, Action action) { if (factory is ILivePublishedModelFactory liveFactory) { lock (liveFactory.SyncRoot) { // TODO: Fix this in 8.3! - We need to change the ILivePublishedModelFactory interface to have a Reset method and then when we have an embedded MB // version we will publicize the ResetModels (and change the name to Reset). // For now, this will suffice and we'll use reflection, there should be no other implementation of ILivePublishedModelFactory. // Calling ResetModels resets the MB flag so that the next time EnsureModels is called (which is called when nucache lazily calls CreateModel) it will // trigger the recompiling of pure live models. var resetMethod = liveFactory.GetType().GetMethod("ResetModels", System.Reflection.BindingFlags.Instance | System.Reflection.BindingFlags.NonPublic); if (resetMethod != null) resetMethod.Invoke(liveFactory, null); action(); } } else { action(); } } } }