@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ const treeFilterFlatAsync = require("../tree-filter-flat-async");
const treeMapAsync = require ( "../tree-map-async" ) ;
const treeFind = require ( "../tree-find" ) ;
const All = require ( "../graphql-interface/symbols/all" ) ;
const mapAsync = require ( "../map-async" ) ;
module . exports = {
name : "sysquery.mounts" ,
@ -83,7 +84,8 @@ module.exports = {
let mountTree = await findmnt . load ( All ) ;
let relevantMounts = await treeFilterFlatAsync ( mountTree , async ( mount ) => {
let mountObject = $make ( "sysquery.mounts.Mount" , { mountpoint : mount . mountpoint } ) ;
let mountObject = await $make ( "sysquery.mounts.Mount" , { mountpoint : mount . mountpoint } ) ;
// FIXME: Validate that this isn't an InvalidObject
// console.log({ sourceDevice: await $getProperty(mountObject, "sourceDevice") });
let sourcePath = await $getPropertyPath ( mountObject , "sourceDevice.path" ) ;
let sourceName = await $getPropertyPath ( mountObject , "sourceDevice.name" ) ;
@ -103,7 +105,7 @@ module.exports = {
} , { recurseFilteredSubtrees : true } ) ;
// This is a bit hacky; this approach should probably be replaced by a map-filter instead. But for now, this will do - as this all happens in the same request context, there's no real penalty to re-creating the mount objects a second time.
return relevantMounts. map ( ( mount ) => {
return mapAsync( relevantMounts , ( mount ) => {
return $make ( "sysquery.mounts.Mount" , { mountpoint : mount . mountpoint } ) ;
} ) ;
}