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// runtime — context-attached canvas state for cross-package access.
//
// The compile entry (canvas/compile.go) attaches *CanvasState to ctx
// once per run via WithState. Component bodies retrieve it via
// GetStateFromContext. eino's internal state plumbing also threads
// the state via WithGenLocalState; this context-key path is the
// fallback used by code that does not run as an eino handler (e.g.
// loop condition closures, ad-hoc tests, and the placeholder
// component bodies that BuildWorkflow installs).
package runtime

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"sync"
)

// stateCtxKey is the unexported context key used by WithState /
// GetStateFromContext. Defined at package scope so its identity is
// stable across calls (a fresh struct{}{} per call would key
// distinctly and break ctx.Value lookups).
type stateCtxKey struct{}

// WithState attaches *CanvasState to ctx for retrieval by
// GetStateFromContext. Production code (canvas/compile.go) calls this
// once per run; cross-package tests call it directly to set up state
// before invoking a component.
func WithState(ctx context.Context, s *CanvasState) context.Context {
	return context.WithValue(ctx, stateCtxKey{}, s)
}

// GetStateFromContext extracts a typed state attached via WithState.
// Returns the state and a nil *sync.Mutex for *CanvasState (the
// embedded RWMutex is what callers actually contend on through
// helper methods); the *sync.Mutex return value mirrors eino's
// getState shape for API parity.
//
// The generic type parameter is needed for compatibility with eino's
// compose.getState[S] signature so callers can write the same shape
// whether they're reading our state or eino's.
func GetStateFromContext[S any](ctx context.Context) (S, *sync.Mutex, error) {
	var zero S
	v := ctx.Value(stateCtxKey{})
	if v == nil {
		return zero, nil, fmt.Errorf("canvas: no state in context")
	}
	s, ok := v.(S)
	if !ok {
		return zero, nil, fmt.Errorf("canvas: state type mismatch: have %T, want %T", v, zero)
	}
	// For *CanvasState the returned *sync.Mutex is nil on purpose:
	// CanvasState exposes its own sync.RWMutex via the exported
	// methods (GetVar / SetVar / ReadVars), all of which lock
	// internally. Callers reading *CanvasState should prefer the
	// self-locking methods over holding the mutex themselves.
	return s, nil, nil
}