Example #1
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  initialize: function WorkerSandbox(worker, window) {
    let model = {};
    sandboxes.set(this, model);
    model.worker = worker;
    // We receive a wrapped window, that may be an xraywrapper if it's content
    let proto = window;

    // TODO necessary?
    // Ensure that `emit` has always the right `this`
    this.emit = this.emit.bind(this);
    this.emitSync = this.emitSync.bind(this);

    // Use expanded principal for content-script if the content is a
    // regular web content for better isolation.
    // (This behavior can be turned off for now with the unsafe-content-script
    // flag to give addon developers time for making the necessary changes)
    // But prevent it when the Worker isn't used for a content script but for
    // injecting `addon` object into a Panel scope, for example.
    // That's because:
    // 1/ It is useless to use multiple domains as the worker is only used
    // to communicate with the addon,
    // 2/ By using it it would prevent the document to have access to any JS
    // value of the worker. As JS values coming from multiple domain principals
    // can't be accessed by 'mono-principals' (principal with only one domain).
    // Even if this principal is for a domain that is specified in the multiple
    // domain principal.
    let principals = window;
    let wantGlobalProperties = [];
    let isSystemPrincipal = secMan.isSystemPrincipal(
      window.document.nodePrincipal);
    if (!isSystemPrincipal && !requiresAddonGlobal(worker)) {
      if (EXPANDED_PRINCIPALS.length > 0) {
        // We have to replace XHR constructor of the content document
        // with a custom cross origin one, automagically added by platform code:
        delete proto.XMLHttpRequest;
        wantGlobalProperties.push('XMLHttpRequest');
      }
      if (!waiveSecurityMembrane)
        principals = EXPANDED_PRINCIPALS.concat(window);
    }

    // Create the sandbox and bind it to window in order for content scripts to
    // have access to all standard globals (window, document, ...)
    let content = sandbox(principals, {
      sandboxPrototype: proto,
      wantXrays: !requiresAddonGlobal(worker),
      wantGlobalProperties: wantGlobalProperties,
      wantExportHelpers: true,
      sameZoneAs: window,
      metadata: {
        SDKContentScript: true,
        'inner-window-id': getInnerId(window)
      }
    });
    model.sandbox = content;

    // We have to ensure that window.top and window.parent are the exact same
    // object than window object, i.e. the sandbox global object. But not
    // always, in case of iframes, top and parent are another window object.
    let top = window.top === window ? content : content.top;
    let parent = window.parent === window ? content : content.parent;
    merge(content, {
      // We need 'this === window === top' to be true in toplevel scope:
      get window() {
        return content;
      },
      get top() {
        return top;
      },
      get parent() {
        return parent;
      }
    });

    // Use the Greasemonkey naming convention to provide access to the
    // unwrapped window object so the content script can access document
    // JavaScript values.
    // NOTE: this functionality is experimental and may change or go away
    // at any time!
    //
    // Note that because waivers aren't propagated between origins, we
    // need the unsafeWindow getter to live in the sandbox.
    var unsafeWindowGetter =
      new content.Function('return window.wrappedJSObject || window;');
    Object.defineProperty(content, 'unsafeWindow', {get: unsafeWindowGetter});

    // Load trusted code that will inject content script API.
    let ContentWorker = load(content, CONTENT_WORKER_URL);

    // prepare a clean `self.options`
    let options = 'contentScriptOptions' in worker ?
      JSON.stringify(worker.contentScriptOptions) :
      undefined;

    // Then call `inject` method and communicate with this script
    // by trading two methods that allow to send events to the other side:
    //   - `onEvent` called by content script
    //   - `result.emitToContent` called by addon script
    let onEvent = Cu.exportFunction(onContentEvent.bind(null, this), ContentWorker);
    let chromeAPI = createChromeAPI(ContentWorker);
    let result = Cu.waiveXrays(ContentWorker).inject(content, chromeAPI, onEvent, options);

    // Merge `emitToContent` into our private model of the
    // WorkerSandbox so we can communicate with content script
    model.emitToContent = result;

    let console = new PlainTextConsole(null, getInnerId(window));

    // Handle messages send by this script:
    setListeners(this, console);

    // Inject `addon` global into target document if document is trusted,
    // `addon` in document is equivalent to `self` in content script.
    if (requiresAddonGlobal(worker)) {
      Object.defineProperty(getUnsafeWindow(window), 'addon', {
          value: content.self,
          configurable: true
        }
      );
    }

    // Inject our `console` into target document if worker doesn't have a tab
    // (e.g Panel, PageWorker).
    // `worker.tab` can't be used because bug 804935.
    if (!isWindowInTab(window)) {
      let win = getUnsafeWindow(window);

      // export our chrome console to content window, as described here:
      // https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Components.utils.createObjectIn
      let con = Cu.createObjectIn(win);

      let genPropDesc = function genPropDesc(fun) {
        return { enumerable: true, configurable: true, writable: true,
          value: console[fun] };
      }

      const properties = {
        log: genPropDesc('log'),
        info: genPropDesc('info'),
        warn: genPropDesc('warn'),
        error: genPropDesc('error'),
        debug: genPropDesc('debug'),
        trace: genPropDesc('trace'),
        dir: genPropDesc('dir'),
        group: genPropDesc('group'),
        groupCollapsed: genPropDesc('groupCollapsed'),
        groupEnd: genPropDesc('groupEnd'),
        time: genPropDesc('time'),
        timeEnd: genPropDesc('timeEnd'),
        profile: genPropDesc('profile'),
        profileEnd: genPropDesc('profileEnd'),
        exception: genPropDesc('exception'),
        assert: genPropDesc('assert'),
        count: genPropDesc('count'),
        table: genPropDesc('table'),
        clear: genPropDesc('clear'),
        dirxml: genPropDesc('dirxml'),
        markTimeline: genPropDesc('markTimeline'),
        timeline: genPropDesc('timeline'),
        timelineEnd: genPropDesc('timelineEnd'),
        timeStamp: genPropDesc('timeStamp'),
      };

      Object.defineProperties(con, properties);
      Cu.makeObjectPropsNormal(con);

      win.console = con;
    };

    emit(events, "content-script-before-inserted", {
      window: window,
      worker: worker
    });

    // The order of `contentScriptFile` and `contentScript` evaluation is
    // intentional, so programs can load libraries like jQuery from script URLs
    // and use them in scripts.
    let contentScriptFile = ('contentScriptFile' in worker)
          ? worker.contentScriptFile
          : null,
        contentScript = ('contentScript' in worker)
          ? worker.contentScript
          : null;

    if (contentScriptFile)
      importScripts.apply(null, [this].concat(contentScriptFile));

    if (contentScript) {
      evaluateIn(
        this,
        Array.isArray(contentScript) ? contentScript.join(';\n') : contentScript
      );
    }
  },