symantic-http-client (empty) → 0.0.0.20190324

raw patch · 4 files changed

+1261/−0 lines, 4 filesdep +basedep +base64-bytestringdep +bytestring

Dependencies added: base, base64-bytestring, bytestring, containers, http-api-data, http-client, http-media, http-types, monad-classes, network-uri, stm, symantic-http, text, time, transformers, word8

Files

• COPYING +674/−0
• Symantic/HTTP/Client.hs +496/−0
• stack.yaml +10/−0
• symantic-http-client.cabal +81/−0

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@@ -0,0 +1,496 @@+{-# LANGUAGE DeriveFunctor #-}+{-# LANGUAGE GeneralizedNewtypeDeriving #-}+{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}+{-# LANGUAGE Rank2Types #-}+{-# LANGUAGE StrictData #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-orphans #-}+-- | See <https://hackage.haskell.org/package/symantic-http-demo symantic-http-demo>+-- for an example of how to use this module.+module Symantic.HTTP.Client where++import Control.Applicative (Applicative(..){-, Alternative(..)-})+import Control.Monad (Monad(..), unless)+import Control.Monad.Trans.Class (MonadTrans(..))+import Data.Bool+import Data.Either (Either(..))+import Data.Eq (Eq(..))+import Data.Foldable (null, for_, toList)+import Data.Function (($), (.), id, on)+import Data.Functor (Functor(..), (<$>))+import Data.Maybe (Maybe(..), maybe, fromMaybe)+import Data.Ord (Ord(..))+import Data.Proxy (Proxy(..))+import Data.Semigroup (Semigroup(..))+import Data.String (IsString(..))+import Data.Text (Text)+import Data.Traversable (sequence)+import Data.Tuple (fst)+import GHC.Exts (fromList)+import System.IO (IO)+import Text.Read (readMaybe)+import Text.Show (Show(..))+import qualified Control.Concurrent.STM as STM+import qualified Control.Exception as Exn+import qualified Control.Monad.Classes as MC+import qualified Control.Monad.Trans.Except as E+import qualified Control.Monad.Trans.Reader as R+import qualified Data.ByteString as BS+import qualified Data.ByteString.Base64 as BS64+import qualified Data.ByteString.Builder as BSB+import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as BSL+import qualified Data.IORef as IO+import qualified Data.List as List+import qualified Data.List.NonEmpty as NonEmpty+import qualified Data.Sequence as Seq+import qualified Data.Text as Text+import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as Text+import qualified Data.Time.Clock as Time+import qualified Network.HTTP.Client as Client+import qualified Network.HTTP.Media as Media+import qualified Network.HTTP.Types as HTTP+import qualified Network.URI as URI+import qualified Web.HttpApiData as Web++import Symantic.HTTP.API+import Symantic.HTTP.URI+import Symantic.HTTP.MIME++-- * Type 'Client'+-- | @'Client' a k@ is a recipe to produce a 'ClientRequest'+-- from arguments 'requests' (one per number of alternative routes)+-- separated by (':!:').+--+-- 'Client' is analogous to a printf using a format customized for HTTP routing.+newtype Client requests k+ =      Client+ {    unClient :: (ClientModifier -> k) -> requests+ }++-- | @'client' requests@ returns the 'ClientRequest'+-- builders from the given API.+client :: Client requests ClientRequest -> requests+client (Client requests) = requests ($ ini)+	where+	ini = ClientRequest+	 {    clientReq_httpVersion = HTTP.http11+	 ,    clientReq_method      = HTTP.methodGet+	 ,    clientReq_path        = ""+	 ,    clientReq_queryString = Seq.empty+	 ,    clientReq_accept      = Seq.empty+	 ,    clientReq_headers     = Seq.empty+	 ,    clientReq_body        = Nothing+	 }++-- ** Type 'ClientModifier'+type ClientModifier = ClientRequest -> ClientRequest++instance Cat Client where+	Client x <.> Client y = Client $ \k ->+		x $ \fx -> y $ \fy -> k $ fy . fx+instance Alt Client where+	Client x <!> Client y = Client $ \k ->+		x k :!: y k+	{-+	type AltMerge Client = (:!:)+	Client x <!> Client y = Client $ \k ->+		x (\cm -> let n:!:_ = k cm in n) :!:+		y (\cm -> let _:!:n = k cm in n)+	-}+	-- try = id -- FIXME: see what to do+instance Pro Client where+	dimap _a2b b2a r = Client $ \k -> unClient r k . b2a++instance HTTP_Path Client where+	type PathConstraint Client a = Web.ToHttpApiData a+	segment s = Client $ \k -> k $ \req ->+		req{ clientReq_path = clientReq_path req <> "/" <> Web.toEncodedUrlPiece s }+	capture' _n = Client $ \k a -> k $ \req ->+		req{ clientReq_path = clientReq_path req <> "/" <> Web.toEncodedUrlPiece a }+	captureAll = Client $ \k ss -> k $ \req ->+		req{ clientReq_path =+			List.foldl' (\acc s -> acc <> "/" <> Web.toEncodedUrlPiece s) "" $+			Web.toUrlPiece <$> ss+		 }+instance HTTP_Header Client where+	header n = Client $ \k v -> k $ \req ->+		req{ clientReq_headers = clientReq_headers req Seq.|> (n, Web.toHeader v) }+instance HTTP_BasicAuth Client where+	type BasicAuthArgs Client a k = BasicAuthUser -> BasicAuthPass -> k+	basicAuth' realm = Client $ \k user pass -> k $ \req ->+		req{ clientReq_headers =+			let user_pass = Text.encodeUtf8 $ user<>":"<>pass in+			clientReq_headers req Seq.|>+			 ( HTTP.hAuthorization+			 , Web.toHeader $ "Basic " <> BS64.encode user_pass+			 )+		 }+instance HTTP_Query Client where+	type QueryConstraint Client a = Web.ToHttpApiData a+	queryParams' n = Client $ \k vs -> k $ \req ->+		req{ clientReq_queryString =+			clientReq_queryString req <>+			fromList ((\v -> (n, Just $ Text.encodeUtf8 $ Web.toQueryParam v)) <$> vs) }+instance HTTP_Version Client where+	version v = Client $ \k -> k $ \req ->+		req{clientReq_httpVersion = v}++-- ** Type 'ClientBodyArg'+newtype ClientBodyArg (ts::[*]) a = ClientBodyArg a+instance HTTP_Body Client where+	type BodyConstraint Client a ts = MimeTypes ts (MimeEncodable a)+	type BodyArg Client a ts = ClientBodyArg ts a+	body' ::+	 forall a ts k repr.+	 BodyConstraint repr a ts =>+	 repr ~ Client =>+	 repr (BodyArg repr a ts -> k) k+	body'= Client $ \k (ClientBodyArg a) -> k $ \req ->+		req{clientReq_body =+			case NonEmpty.head (mimeTypes @ts) :: MimeType (MimeEncodable a) of+			 MimeType (mt::Proxy t) ->+				Just+				 ( Client.RequestBodyLBS $ mimeEncode mt a+				 , mediaType @t )+		 }++-- ** Type 'ClientBodyStreamArg'+newtype ClientBodyStreamArg framing (ts::[*]) as = ClientBodyStreamArg as+instance HTTP_BodyStream Client where+	type BodyStreamConstraint Client as ts framing =+	 ( FramingEncode framing as+	 , MimeTypes ts (MimeEncodable (FramingYield as))+	 )+	type BodyStreamArg Client as ts framing = ClientBodyStreamArg framing ts as+	bodyStream' ::+	 forall as ts framing k repr.+	 BodyStreamConstraint repr as ts framing =>+	 repr ~ Client =>+	 repr (BodyStreamArg repr as ts framing -> k) k+	bodyStream'= Client $ \k (ClientBodyStreamArg as) -> k $ \req ->+		req{clientReq_body =+			case NonEmpty.head (mimeTypes @ts) :: MimeType (MimeEncodable (FramingYield as)) of+			 MimeType (mt::Proxy t) ->+				Just $ (, mediaType @t) $+					Client.RequestBodyStreamChunked $ \write -> do+						let enc = framingEncode (Proxy @framing) (mimeEncode mt)+						ini <- enc as+						ioref <- IO.newIORef ini+						let go curr =+							case curr of+							 Left _end -> return ""+							 Right (bsl, next)+							  | BSL.null bsl -> enc next >>= go+								-- NOTE: skip all null 'ByteString' because it would end the stream.+							  | otherwise -> enc next >>= \n -> do+								IO.writeIORef ioref n+								return $ BSL.toStrict bsl+								-- NOTE: strictify the 'bsl' 'ByteString'+								-- instead of iterating on its chunks,+								-- in order to diminish the number of 'Client.connectionWrite'.+						write $ IO.readIORef ioref >>= go+		 }++instance HTTP_Response Client where+	type ResponseConstraint Client a ts = MimeTypes ts (MimeDecodable a)+	type ResponseArgs Client a ts = Proxy ts -> Proxy a -> ClientRequest+	type Response Client = ClientRequest+	response ::+	 forall a ts repr.+	 ResponseConstraint repr a ts =>+	 repr ~ Client =>+	 HTTP.Method ->+	 repr (ResponseArgs repr a ts)+	      (Response repr)+	response m = Client $ \k Proxy Proxy -> k $ \req ->+		req+		 { clientReq_method = m+		 , clientReq_accept =+			clientReq_accept req <>+			fromList (toList $ mediaTypes @ts @(MimeDecodable a))+		 }++instance HTTP_ResponseStream Client where+	type ResponseStreamConstraint Client as ts framing =+		MimeTypes ts (MimeDecodable (FramingYield as))+	type ResponseStreamArgs Client as ts framing =+		Proxy framing ->+		Proxy ts ->+		Proxy as ->+		ClientRequest+	type ResponseStream Client = ClientRequest+	+	responseStream ::+	 forall as ts framing repr.+	 ResponseStreamConstraint repr as ts framing =>+	 repr ~ Client =>+	 HTTP.Method ->+	 repr (ResponseStreamArgs repr as ts framing)+	      (ResponseStream repr)+	responseStream m = Client $ \k Proxy Proxy Proxy -> k $ \req ->+		req+		 { clientReq_method = m+		 , clientReq_accept =+			clientReq_accept req <>+			fromList (toList $ mediaTypes @ts @(MimeDecodable (FramingYield as)))+		 }++instance Web.ToHttpApiData BS.ByteString where+	toUrlPiece = Web.toUrlPiece . Text.decodeUtf8+	toHeader = id++-- * Type 'ClientConn'+-- | A monadic connection from a client to a server.+-- It is specialized in 'ClientConnection' and 'ClientConnectionStream'.+--+-- NOTE: no 'Monad' transformer is put within this newtype+-- to let @monad-classes@ handle all the |lift|ing.+newtype ClientConn m a+ =      ClientConn+ {    unClientConn :: m a+ } deriving (Functor, Applicative, Monad)+-- | All supported effects are handled by nested 'Monad's.+type instance MC.CanDo (ClientConn m) eff = 'False+instance MonadTrans ClientConn where+	lift = ClientConn++-- ** Type 'ClientEnv'+data ClientEnv+ =   ClientEnv+ {   clientEnv_manager   :: Client.Manager+ ,   clientEnv_baseURI   :: URI+ ,   clientEnv_cookieJar :: Maybe (STM.TVar Client.CookieJar)+ }+clientEnv :: Client.Manager -> URI -> ClientEnv+clientEnv clientEnv_manager clientEnv_baseURI =+	ClientEnv+	 { clientEnv_cookieJar = Nothing+	 , ..+	 }++-- ** Type 'ClientError'+data ClientError+     -- | The server returned an error response+ =   ClientError_FailureResponse ClientResponse+     -- | The body could not be decoded at the expected type+ |   ClientError_DecodeFailure Text ClientResponse+     -- | The content-type of the response is not supported+ |   ClientError_UnsupportedContentType BS.ByteString ClientResponse+     -- | There was a connection error, and no response was received+ |   ClientError_ConnectionError Client.HttpException+     -- | 'ClientConn' is 'empty'+ |   ClientError_EmptyClient+ deriving (Eq, Show{-, Generic, Typeable-})+instance Exn.Exception ClientError+instance Eq Client.HttpException where+	(==) = (==) `on` show++-- ** Type 'ClientRequest'+data ClientRequest+ =   ClientRequest+ {   clientReq_httpVersion :: HTTP.HttpVersion+ ,   clientReq_method      :: HTTP.Method+ ,   clientReq_path        :: BSB.Builder+ ,   clientReq_queryString :: Seq.Seq HTTP.QueryItem+ ,   clientReq_accept      :: Seq.Seq Media.MediaType+ ,   clientReq_headers     :: Seq.Seq HTTP.Header+ ,   clientReq_body        :: Maybe (Client.RequestBody, Media.MediaType)+ }+instance Show ClientRequest where+	show _ = "ClientRequest"++clientRequest :: URI -> ClientRequest -> Client.Request+clientRequest baseURI req =+	Client.defaultRequest+	 { Client.method         = clientReq_method req+	 , Client.host           = maybe "" (fromString . URI.uriRegName) $ URI.uriAuthority baseURI+	 , Client.port           = case URI.uriPort <$> URI.uriAuthority baseURI of+	                            Just (':':p) | Just port <- readMaybe p -> port+	                            _ -> 0+	 , Client.path           = BSL.toStrict $ fromString (URI.uriPath baseURI) <> BSB.toLazyByteString (clientReq_path req)+	 , Client.queryString    = HTTP.renderQuery True . toList $ clientReq_queryString req+	 , Client.requestHeaders = acceptHeader <> contentTypeHeader <> headers+	 , Client.requestBody+	 , Client.secure         = URI.uriScheme baseURI == "https"+	 }+	where+	headers = List.filter (\(h, _) -> h/="Accept" && h/="Content-Type") $+		toList $ clientReq_headers req+	+	acceptHeader | null hs   = []+	             | otherwise = [("Accept", Media.renderHeader hs)]+		where+		hs = toList $ clientReq_accept req+	+	(requestBody, contentTypeHeader) =+		case clientReq_body req of+		 Nothing -> (Client.RequestBodyBS "", [])+		 Just (b, mt) -> (b, [(HTTP.hContentType, Media.renderHeader mt)])++-- ** Type 'ClientConnection'+type ClientConnection+ =   ClientConn (R.ReaderT ClientEnv (E.ExceptT ClientError IO))++{-+-- | Try clients in order, last error is preserved.+instance Alternative ClientConnection where+	empty = MC.throw $ ClientError_EmptyClient+	x <|> y = ClientConn $ do+		env <- MC.ask+		MC.exec @IO (E.runExceptT $ R.runReaderT (unClientConn x) env) >>= \case+		 Right xa -> return xa+		 Left _err -> unClientConn y+-}++runClient ::+ MimeTypes ts (MimeDecodable a) =>+ ClientEnv ->+ (Proxy ts -> Proxy a -> ClientRequest) ->+ IO (Either ClientError a)+runClient env =+	E.runExceptT .+	(`R.runReaderT` env) .+	unClientConn .+	clientConnection++clientConnection ::+ forall a ts.+ MimeTypes ts (MimeDecodable a) =>+ (Proxy ts -> Proxy a -> ClientRequest) ->+ ClientConnection a+clientConnection req = do+	clientRes <- doClientRequest $ req (Proxy::Proxy ts) (Proxy::Proxy a)+	let mtRes =+		fromMaybe "application/octet-stream" $+		List.lookup "Content-Type" $+		Client.responseHeaders clientRes+	case matchContent @ts @(MimeDecodable a) mtRes of+	 Nothing -> MC.throw $ ClientError_UnsupportedContentType mtRes clientRes+	 Just (MimeType mt) ->+		case mimeDecode mt $ Client.responseBody clientRes of+		 Left  err -> MC.throw $ ClientError_DecodeFailure (Text.pack err) clientRes+		 Right val -> return val++doClientRequest :: ClientRequest -> ClientConnection ClientResponse+doClientRequest clientReq = do+	ClientEnv{..} <- MC.ask+	req <-+		let req = clientRequest clientEnv_baseURI clientReq in+		case clientEnv_cookieJar of+		 Nothing -> pure req+		 Just cj ->+			MC.exec @IO $ do+				now <- Time.getCurrentTime+				STM.atomically $ do+					oldCookieJar <- STM.readTVar cj+					let (newRequest, newCookieJar) =+						Client.insertCookiesIntoRequest req oldCookieJar now+					STM.writeTVar cj newCookieJar+					pure newRequest+	lrRes <-+		MC.exec @IO $ catchClientConnectionError $+		Client.httpLbs req clientEnv_manager+	case lrRes of+		Left err -> MC.throw err+		Right res -> do+			for_ clientEnv_cookieJar $ \cj ->+				MC.exec @IO $ do+					now <- Time.getCurrentTime+					STM.atomically $ STM.modifyTVar' cj (fst . Client.updateCookieJar res req now)+			let code = HTTP.statusCode $ Client.responseStatus res+			unless (code >= 200 && code < 300) $+				MC.throw $ ClientError_FailureResponse res+			return res++catchClientConnectionError :: IO a -> IO (Either ClientError a)+catchClientConnectionError ma =+	Exn.catch (Right <$> ma) $ \err ->+		return $ Left $ ClientError_ConnectionError err++-- *** Type 'ClientResponse'+type ClientResponse+ =   Client.Response BSL.ByteString++-- ** Type 'ClientConnectionStream'+type ClientConnectionStream+ =   ClientConn (R.ReaderT ClientEnv (Codensity (E.ExceptT ClientError IO)))++runClientStream ::+ FramingDecode framing as =>+ MC.MonadExec IO (FramingMonad as) =>+ MimeTypes ts (MimeDecodable (FramingYield as)) =>+ ClientEnv ->+ (Proxy framing -> Proxy ts -> Proxy as -> ClientRequest) ->+ (as -> IO b) -> IO (Either ClientError b)+runClientStream env req k =+	E.runExceptT $+	(`runCodensity` lift . k) $+	(`R.runReaderT` env) $+	unClientConn $+	clientConnectionStream req++clientConnectionStream ::+ forall as ts framing.+ FramingDecode framing as =>+ MC.MonadExec IO (FramingMonad as) =>+ MimeTypes ts (MimeDecodable (FramingYield as)) =>+ (Proxy framing -> Proxy ts -> Proxy as -> ClientRequest) ->+ ClientConnectionStream as+clientConnectionStream req = do+	doClientRequestStream (Proxy::Proxy ts) (req Proxy Proxy Proxy) $ \(MimeType mt) clientRes ->+		return $+			framingDecode (Proxy @framing) (mimeDecode mt) $+				MC.exec @IO $ Client.responseBody clientRes++doClientRequestStream ::+ forall (ts::[*]) as.+ MimeTypes ts (MimeDecodable (FramingYield as)) =>+ Proxy ts ->+ ClientRequest ->+ ( MimeType (MimeDecodable (FramingYield as)) ->+   Client.Response Client.BodyReader ->+   E.ExceptT ClientError IO as ) ->+ ClientConnectionStream as+doClientRequestStream Proxy clientReq k = do+	ClientEnv{..} <- MC.ask+	let req = clientRequest clientEnv_baseURI $ clientReq+	ClientConn $ lift $ Codensity $ \k' ->+		E.ExceptT $ Client.withResponse req clientEnv_manager $ \res ->+			E.runExceptT $ do{-E.ExceptT ClientError IO-}+				-- Check status+				let code = HTTP.statusCode $ Client.responseStatus res+				unless (code >= 200 && code < 300) $ do+					err <- MC.exec @IO $ sequence $ (BSL.fromChunks <$>) . Client.brConsume <$> res+					E.throwE $ ClientError_FailureResponse err+				-- Check Content-Type header+				let contentTypeH =+					fromMaybe "application/octet-stream" $+					List.lookup "Content-Type" $+					Client.responseHeaders res+				case matchContent @ts @(MimeDecodable (FramingYield as)) contentTypeH of+				 Nothing -> do+					err <- MC.exec @IO $ sequence $ (BSL.fromChunks <$>) . Client.brConsume <$> res+					E.throwE $ ClientError_UnsupportedContentType contentTypeH err+				 Just ct -> k ct res >>= k'++-- *** Type 'Codensity'+-- | Copy from the @kan-extensions@ package to avoid the dependencies.+newtype Codensity m a+ =      Codensity+ {   runCodensity :: forall b. (a -> m b) -> m b }+type instance MC.CanDo (Codensity m) (MC.EffExec eff) = 'False+instance Functor (Codensity k) where+	fmap f (Codensity m) = Codensity (\k -> m (k .f))+	{-# INLINE fmap #-}+instance Applicative (Codensity f) where+	pure x = Codensity (\k -> k x)+	{-# INLINE pure #-}+	Codensity f <*> Codensity g = Codensity (\bfr -> f (\ab -> g (bfr . ab)))+	{-# INLINE (<*>) #-}+instance Monad (Codensity f) where+	return = pure+	{-# INLINE return #-}+	m >>= k = Codensity (\c -> runCodensity m (\a -> runCodensity (k a) c))+	{-# INLINE (>>=) #-}+instance MonadTrans Codensity where+	lift m = Codensity (m >>=)+	{-# INLINE lift #-}

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@@ -0,0 +1,81 @@+name: symantic-http-client+-- PVP:  +-+------- breaking API changes+--       | | +----- non-breaking API additions+--       | | | +--- code changes with no API change+version: 0.0.0.20190324+category: Protocol+synopsis: symantic-http applied to the derivation of HTTP clients+description: +  This library applies <https://hackage.haskell.org/package/symantic-http symantic-http>+  to the building of an HTTP client (request building and encoding)+  based upon <https://hackage.haskell.org/package/http-client http-client>.+  .+  For learning how to use this library,+  you can read the demo example+  in <git://git.autogeree.net/symantic-http symantic-http.git>.+extra-doc-files:+license: GPL-3+license-file: COPYING+stability: experimental+author:      Julien Moutinho <julm+symantic-http@autogeree.net>+maintainer:  Julien Moutinho <julm+symantic-http@autogeree.net>+bug-reports: Julien Moutinho <julm+symantic-http@autogeree.net>+-- homepage:++build-type: Simple+cabal-version: 1.24+tested-with: GHC==8.4.4+extra-source-files:+  stack.yaml+extra-tmp-files:++Source-Repository head+  location: git://git.autogeree.net/symantic-http+  type:     git++Library+  exposed-modules:+    Symantic.HTTP.Client+  default-language: Haskell2010+  default-extensions:+    AllowAmbiguousTypes+    DataKinds+    FlexibleContexts+    FlexibleInstances+    InstanceSigs+    LambdaCase+    MultiParamTypeClasses+    NamedFieldPuns+    NoImplicitPrelude+    RecordWildCards+    ScopedTypeVariables+    TupleSections+    TypeApplications+    TypeFamilies+    TypeOperators+  ghc-options:+    -Wall+    -Wincomplete-uni-patterns+    -Wincomplete-record-updates+    -fno-warn-tabs+    -- -fhide-source-paths+  build-depends:+      symantic-http >= 0.0+    , base >= 4.10 && < 5+    , base64-bytestring >= 1.0.0.1+    , bytestring >= 0.10+    , containers >= 0.5+    , http-api-data >= 0.4+    , http-client >= 0.5.12+    , http-media >= 0.7+    , http-types >= 0.12+    , monad-classes >= 0.3.2+    , network-uri >= 2.6+    , stm >= 2.4.5+    , text >= 1.2+    , time >= 1.8+    , transformers >= 0.5+    , word8 >= 0.1.3+  -- pkgconfig-depends: zlib+  -- extra-libraries: z+