{"ast":null,"code":"import _asyncToGenerator from \"E:/TekH/Visual Studio/WebUserManager/DigitalData.UserManager.NgWebUI/ClientApp/node_modules/@babel/runtime/helpers/esm/asyncToGenerator.js\";\n/**\n * @license Angular v17.3.0\n * (c) 2010-2022 Google LLC. https://angular.io/\n * License: MIT\n */\n\nimport { SIGNAL_NODE as SIGNAL_NODE$1, signalSetFn as signalSetFn$1, producerAccessed as producerAccessed$1, SIGNAL as SIGNAL$1, getActiveConsumer as getActiveConsumer$1, setActiveConsumer as setActiveConsumer$1, consumerDestroy as consumerDestroy$1, REACTIVE_NODE as REACTIVE_NODE$1, consumerBeforeComputation as consumerBeforeComputation$1, consumerAfterComputation as consumerAfterComputation$1, consumerPollProducersForChange as consumerPollProducersForChange$1, createSignal as createSignal$1, signalUpdateFn as signalUpdateFn$1, createComputed as createComputed$1, setThrowInvalidWriteToSignalError as setThrowInvalidWriteToSignalError$1, createWatch as createWatch$1 } from '@angular/core/primitives/signals';\nimport { Subject, Subscription, BehaviorSubject } from 'rxjs';\nimport { map, first } from 'rxjs/operators';\n\n/**\n * Base URL for the error details page.\n *\n * Keep this constant in sync across:\n * - packages/compiler-cli/src/ngtsc/diagnostics/src/error_details_base_url.ts\n * - packages/core/src/error_details_base_url.ts\n */\nconst ERROR_DETAILS_PAGE_BASE_URL = 'https://angular.io/errors';\n/**\n * URL for the XSS security documentation.\n */\nconst XSS_SECURITY_URL = 'https://g.co/ng/security#xss';\n\n/**\n * Class that represents a runtime error.\n * Formats and outputs the error message in a consistent way.\n *\n * Example:\n * ```\n * throw new RuntimeError(\n * RuntimeErrorCode.INJECTOR_ALREADY_DESTROYED,\n * ngDevMode && 'Injector has already been destroyed.');\n * ```\n *\n * Note: the `message` argument contains a descriptive error message as a string in development\n * mode (when the `ngDevMode` is defined). In production mode (after tree-shaking pass), the\n * `message` argument becomes `false`, thus we account for it in the typings and the runtime\n * logic.\n */\nclass RuntimeError extends Error {\n constructor(code, message) {\n super(formatRuntimeError(code, message));\n this.code = code;\n }\n}\n/**\n * Called to format a runtime error.\n * See additional info on the `message` argument type in the `RuntimeError` class description.\n */\nfunction formatRuntimeError(code, message) {\n // Error code might be a negative number, which is a special marker that instructs the logic to\n // generate a link to the error details page on angular.io.\n // We also prepend `0` to non-compile-time errors.\n const fullCode = `NG0${Math.abs(code)}`;\n let errorMessage = `${fullCode}${message ? ': ' + message : ''}`;\n if (ngDevMode && code < 0) {\n const addPeriodSeparator = !errorMessage.match(/[.,;!?\\n]$/);\n const separator = addPeriodSeparator ? '.' : '';\n errorMessage = `${errorMessage}${separator} Find more at ${ERROR_DETAILS_PAGE_BASE_URL}/${fullCode}`;\n }\n return errorMessage;\n}\nconst REQUIRED_UNSET_VALUE = /* @__PURE__ */Symbol('InputSignalNode#UNSET');\n// Note: Using an IIFE here to ensure that the spread assignment is not considered\n// a side-effect, ending up preserving `COMPUTED_NODE` and `REACTIVE_NODE`.\n// TODO: remove when https://github.com/evanw/esbuild/issues/3392 is resolved.\nconst INPUT_SIGNAL_NODE = /* @__PURE__ */(() => {\n return {\n ...SIGNAL_NODE$1,\n transformFn: undefined,\n applyValueToInputSignal(node, value) {\n signalSetFn$1(node, value);\n }\n };\n})();\nconst ɵINPUT_SIGNAL_BRAND_READ_TYPE = /* @__PURE__ */Symbol();\nconst ɵINPUT_SIGNAL_BRAND_WRITE_TYPE = /* @__PURE__ */Symbol();\n/**\n * Creates an input signal.\n *\n * @param initialValue The initial value.\n * Can be set to {@link REQUIRED_UNSET_VALUE} for required inputs.\n * @param options Additional options for the input. e.g. a transform, or an alias.\n */\nfunction createInputSignal(initialValue, options) {\n const node = Object.create(INPUT_SIGNAL_NODE);\n node.value = initialValue;\n // Perf note: Always set `transformFn` here to ensure that `node` always\n // has the same v8 class shape, allowing monomorphic reads on input signals.\n node.transformFn = options?.transform;\n function inputValueFn() {\n // Record that someone looked at this signal.\n producerAccessed$1(node);\n if (node.value === REQUIRED_UNSET_VALUE) {\n throw new RuntimeError(-950 /* RuntimeErrorCode.REQUIRED_INPUT_NO_VALUE */, ngDevMode && 'Input is required but no value is available yet.');\n }\n return node.value;\n }\n inputValueFn[SIGNAL$1] = node;\n if (ngDevMode) {\n inputValueFn.toString = () => `[Input Signal: ${inputValueFn()}]`;\n }\n return inputValueFn;\n}\n\n/**\n * Convince closure compiler that the wrapped function has no side-effects.\n *\n * Closure compiler always assumes that `toString` has no side-effects. We use this quirk to\n * allow us to execute a function but have closure compiler mark the call as no-side-effects.\n * It is important that the return value for the `noSideEffects` function be assigned\n * to something which is retained otherwise the call to `noSideEffects` will be removed by closure\n * compiler.\n */\nfunction noSideEffects(fn) {\n return {\n toString: fn\n }.toString();\n}\nconst ANNOTATIONS = '__annotations__';\nconst PARAMETERS = '__parameters__';\nconst PROP_METADATA = '__prop__metadata__';\n/**\n * @suppress {globalThis}\n */\nfunction makeDecorator(name, props, parentClass, additionalProcessing, typeFn) {\n return noSideEffects(() => {\n const metaCtor = makeMetadataCtor(props);\n function DecoratorFactory(...args) {\n if (this instanceof DecoratorFactory) {\n metaCtor.call(this, ...args);\n return this;\n }\n const annotationInstance = new DecoratorFactory(...args);\n return function TypeDecorator(cls) {\n if (typeFn) typeFn(cls, ...args);\n // Use of Object.defineProperty is important since it creates non-enumerable property which\n // prevents the property is copied during subclassing.\n const annotations = cls.hasOwnProperty(ANNOTATIONS) ? cls[ANNOTATIONS] : Object.defineProperty(cls, ANNOTATIONS, {\n value: []\n })[ANNOTATIONS];\n annotations.push(annotationInstance);\n if (additionalProcessing) additionalProcessing(cls);\n return cls;\n };\n }\n if (parentClass) {\n DecoratorFactory.prototype = Object.create(parentClass.prototype);\n }\n DecoratorFactory.prototype.ngMetadataName = name;\n DecoratorFactory.annotationCls = DecoratorFactory;\n return DecoratorFactory;\n });\n}\nfunction makeMetadataCtor(props) {\n return function ctor(...args) {\n if (props) {\n const values = props(...args);\n for (const propName in values) {\n this[propName] = values[propName];\n }\n }\n };\n}\nfunction makeParamDecorator(name, props, parentClass) {\n return noSideEffects(() => {\n const metaCtor = makeMetadataCtor(props);\n function ParamDecoratorFactory(...args) {\n if (this instanceof ParamDecoratorFactory) {\n metaCtor.apply(this, args);\n return this;\n }\n const annotationInstance = new ParamDecoratorFactory(...args);\n ParamDecorator.annotation = annotationInstance;\n return ParamDecorator;\n function ParamDecorator(cls, unusedKey, index) {\n // Use of Object.defineProperty is important since it creates non-enumerable property which\n // prevents the property is copied during subclassing.\n const parameters = cls.hasOwnProperty(PARAMETERS) ? cls[PARAMETERS] : Object.defineProperty(cls, PARAMETERS, {\n value: []\n })[PARAMETERS];\n // there might be gaps if some in between parameters do not have annotations.\n // we pad with nulls.\n while (parameters.length <= index) {\n parameters.push(null);\n }\n (parameters[index] = parameters[index] || []).push(annotationInstance);\n return cls;\n }\n }\n if (parentClass) {\n ParamDecoratorFactory.prototype = Object.create(parentClass.prototype);\n }\n ParamDecoratorFactory.prototype.ngMetadataName = name;\n ParamDecoratorFactory.annotationCls = ParamDecoratorFactory;\n return ParamDecoratorFactory;\n });\n}\nfunction makePropDecorator(name, props, parentClass, additionalProcessing) {\n return noSideEffects(() => {\n const metaCtor = makeMetadataCtor(props);\n function PropDecoratorFactory(...args) {\n if (this instanceof PropDecoratorFactory) {\n metaCtor.apply(this, args);\n return this;\n }\n const decoratorInstance = new PropDecoratorFactory(...args);\n function PropDecorator(target, name) {\n // target is undefined with standard decorators. This case is not supported and will throw\n // if this decorator is used in JIT mode with standard decorators.\n if (target === undefined) {\n throw new Error('Standard Angular field decorators are not supported in JIT mode.');\n }\n const constructor = target.constructor;\n // Use of Object.defineProperty is important because it creates a non-enumerable property\n // which prevents the property from being copied during subclassing.\n const meta = constructor.hasOwnProperty(PROP_METADATA) ? constructor[PROP_METADATA] : Object.defineProperty(constructor, PROP_METADATA, {\n value: {}\n })[PROP_METADATA];\n meta[name] = meta.hasOwnProperty(name) && meta[name] || [];\n meta[name].unshift(decoratorInstance);\n if (additionalProcessing) additionalProcessing(target, name, ...args);\n }\n return PropDecorator;\n }\n if (parentClass) {\n PropDecoratorFactory.prototype = Object.create(parentClass.prototype);\n }\n PropDecoratorFactory.prototype.ngMetadataName = name;\n PropDecoratorFactory.annotationCls = PropDecoratorFactory;\n return PropDecoratorFactory;\n });\n}\nconst _global = globalThis;\nfunction ngDevModeResetPerfCounters() {\n const locationString = typeof location !== 'undefined' ? location.toString() : '';\n const newCounters = {\n namedConstructors: locationString.indexOf('ngDevMode=namedConstructors') != -1,\n firstCreatePass: 0,\n tNode: 0,\n tView: 0,\n rendererCreateTextNode: 0,\n rendererSetText: 0,\n rendererCreateElement: 0,\n rendererAddEventListener: 0,\n rendererSetAttribute: 0,\n rendererRemoveAttribute: 0,\n rendererSetProperty: 0,\n rendererSetClassName: 0,\n rendererAddClass: 0,\n rendererRemoveClass: 0,\n rendererSetStyle: 0,\n rendererRemoveStyle: 0,\n rendererDestroy: 0,\n rendererDestroyNode: 0,\n rendererMoveNode: 0,\n rendererRemoveNode: 0,\n rendererAppendChild: 0,\n rendererInsertBefore: 0,\n rendererCreateComment: 0,\n hydratedNodes: 0,\n hydratedComponents: 0,\n dehydratedViewsRemoved: 0,\n dehydratedViewsCleanupRuns: 0,\n componentsSkippedHydration: 0\n };\n // Make sure to refer to ngDevMode as ['ngDevMode'] for closure.\n const allowNgDevModeTrue = locationString.indexOf('ngDevMode=false') === -1;\n if (!allowNgDevModeTrue) {\n _global['ngDevMode'] = false;\n } else {\n if (typeof _global['ngDevMode'] !== 'object') {\n _global['ngDevMode'] = {};\n }\n Object.assign(_global['ngDevMode'], newCounters);\n }\n return newCounters;\n}\n/**\n * This function checks to see if the `ngDevMode` has been set. If yes,\n * then we honor it, otherwise we default to dev mode with additional checks.\n *\n * The idea is that unless we are doing production build where we explicitly\n * set `ngDevMode == false` we should be helping the developer by providing\n * as much early warning and errors as possible.\n *\n * `ɵɵdefineComponent` is guaranteed to have been called before any component template functions\n * (and thus Ivy instructions), so a single initialization there is sufficient to ensure ngDevMode\n * is defined for the entire instruction set.\n *\n * When checking `ngDevMode` on toplevel, always init it before referencing it\n * (e.g. `((typeof ngDevMode === 'undefined' || ngDevMode) && initNgDevMode())`), otherwise you can\n * get a `ReferenceError` like in https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/31595.\n *\n * Details on possible values for `ngDevMode` can be found on its docstring.\n *\n * NOTE:\n * - changes to the `ngDevMode` name must be synced with `compiler-cli/src/tooling.ts`.\n */\nfunction initNgDevMode() {\n // The below checks are to ensure that calling `initNgDevMode` multiple times does not\n // reset the counters.\n // If the `ngDevMode` is not an object, then it means we have not created the perf counters\n // yet.\n if (typeof ngDevMode === 'undefined' || ngDevMode) {\n if (typeof ngDevMode !== 'object' || Object.keys(ngDevMode).length === 0) {\n ngDevModeResetPerfCounters();\n }\n return typeof ngDevMode !== 'undefined' && !!ngDevMode;\n }\n return false;\n}\nfunction getClosureSafeProperty(objWithPropertyToExtract) {\n for (let key in objWithPropertyToExtract) {\n if (objWithPropertyToExtract[key] === getClosureSafeProperty) {\n return key;\n }\n }\n throw Error('Could not find renamed property on target object.');\n}\n/**\n * Sets properties on a target object from a source object, but only if\n * the property doesn't already exist on the target object.\n * @param target The target to set properties on\n * @param source The source of the property keys and values to set\n */\nfunction fillProperties(target, source) {\n for (const key in source) {\n if (source.hasOwnProperty(key) && !target.hasOwnProperty(key)) {\n target[key] = source[key];\n }\n }\n}\nfunction stringify(token) {\n if (typeof token === 'string') {\n return token;\n }\n if (Array.isArray(token)) {\n return '[' + token.map(stringify).join(', ') + ']';\n }\n if (token == null) {\n return '' + token;\n }\n if (token.overriddenName) {\n return `${token.overriddenName}`;\n }\n if (token.name) {\n return `${token.name}`;\n }\n const res = token.toString();\n if (res == null) {\n return '' + res;\n }\n const newLineIndex = res.indexOf('\\n');\n return newLineIndex === -1 ? res : res.substring(0, newLineIndex);\n}\n/**\n * Concatenates two strings with separator, allocating new strings only when necessary.\n *\n * @param before before string.\n * @param separator separator string.\n * @param after after string.\n * @returns concatenated string.\n */\nfunction concatStringsWithSpace(before, after) {\n return before == null || before === '' ? after === null ? '' : after : after == null || after === '' ? before : before + ' ' + after;\n}\n/**\n * Ellipses the string in the middle when longer than the max length\n *\n * @param string\n * @param maxLength of the output string\n * @returns ellipsed string with ... in the middle\n */\nfunction truncateMiddle(str, maxLength = 100) {\n if (!str || maxLength < 1 || str.length <= maxLength) return str;\n if (maxLength == 1) return str.substring(0, 1) + '...';\n const halfLimit = Math.round(maxLength / 2);\n return str.substring(0, halfLimit) + '...' + str.substring(str.length - halfLimit);\n}\nconst __forward_ref__ = getClosureSafeProperty({\n __forward_ref__: getClosureSafeProperty\n});\n/**\n * Allows to refer to references which are not yet defined.\n *\n * For instance, `forwardRef` is used when the `token` which we need to refer to for the purposes of\n * DI is declared, but not yet defined. It is also used when the `token` which we use when creating\n * a query is not yet defined.\n *\n * `forwardRef` is also used to break circularities in standalone components imports.\n *\n * @usageNotes\n * ### Circular dependency example\n * {@example core/di/ts/forward_ref/forward_ref_spec.ts region='forward_ref'}\n *\n * ### Circular standalone reference import example\n * ```ts\n * @Component({\n * standalone: true,\n * imports: [ChildComponent],\n * selector: 'app-parent',\n * template: `