ide-backend-0.9.0: IdeSession/RPC/API.hs
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable, RankNTypes #-}
module IdeSession.RPC.API (
-- * External exceptions
ExternalException(..)
, serverKilledException
-- * Client-server communication
, RpcConversation(..)
, Request(..)
, Response(..)
-- * Lazy bytestring with incremental Binary instance
, IncBS(..)
-- * IO utils
, hPutFlush
, ignoreIOExceptions
, openPipeForWriting
, openPipeForReading
) where
import Prelude hiding (take)
import Control.Applicative ((<$>))
import Control.Concurrent (threadDelay)
import Data.Binary (Binary)
import Data.Typeable (Typeable)
import System.IO (Handle, hFlush, openFile, IOMode(..), hPutChar, hGetChar)
import qualified Control.Exception as Ex
import qualified Data.Binary as Binary
import qualified Data.ByteString as BSS
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy.Char8 as BSL
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy.Internal as BSL
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Exceptions thrown by the RPC server are retrown locally as --
-- 'ExternalException's --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Exceptions thrown by the remote server
data ExternalException = ExternalException {
-- | The output from the server on stderr
externalStdErr :: String
-- | The local exception that was thrown and alerted us to the problem
, externalException :: Maybe Ex.IOException
}
deriving (Eq, Typeable)
instance Show ExternalException where
show (ExternalException err Nothing) =
"External exception: " ++ err
show (ExternalException err (Just ex)) =
"External exception: " ++ err ++ ". Local exception: " ++ show ex
instance Ex.Exception ExternalException
-- | Generic exception thrown if the server gets killed for unknown reason
serverKilledException :: Maybe Ex.IOException -> ExternalException
serverKilledException ex = ExternalException "Server killed" ex
{------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Client-server communication
------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
data RpcConversation = RpcConversation {
get :: forall a. (Typeable a, Binary a) => IO a
, put :: forall a. (Typeable a, Binary a) => a -> IO ()
}
data Request = Request IncBS | RequestShutdown
deriving Show
newtype Response = Response IncBS
instance Binary Request where
put (Request bs) = Binary.putWord8 0 >> Binary.put bs
put RequestShutdown = Binary.putWord8 1
get = do
header <- Binary.getWord8
case header of
0 -> Request <$> Binary.get
1 -> return RequestShutdown
_ -> fail "Request.get: invalid header"
instance Binary Response where
put (Response bs) = Binary.put bs
get = Response <$> Binary.get
{------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lazy bytestring with an incremental Binary instance
Note only does this avoid loading the entire ByteString into memory when
serializing stuff, the standard Binary instance for Lazy bytestring is
actually broken in 0.5 (http://hpaste.org/87401; fixed in 0.7, but even there
still requires the length of the bytestring upfront).
------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
newtype IncBS = IncBS { unIncBS :: BSL.ByteString }
instance Binary IncBS where
put (IncBS BSL.Empty) = Binary.putWord8 0
put (IncBS (BSL.Chunk b bs)) = do Binary.putWord8 1
Binary.put b
Binary.put (IncBS bs)
get = go []
where
go :: [BSS.ByteString] -> Binary.Get IncBS
go acc = do
header <- Binary.getWord8
case header of
0 -> return . IncBS . BSL.fromChunks . reverse $ acc
1 -> do b <- Binary.get ; go (b : acc)
_ -> fail "IncBS.get: invalid header"
instance Show IncBS where
show = show . unIncBS
{------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some IO utils
------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
-- | Write a bytestring to a buffer and flush
hPutFlush :: Handle -> BSL.ByteString -> IO ()
hPutFlush h bs = BSL.hPut h bs >> ignoreIOExceptions (hFlush h)
-- | Ignore IO exceptions
ignoreIOExceptions :: IO () -> IO ()
ignoreIOExceptions = Ex.handle ignore
where
ignore :: Ex.IOException -> IO ()
ignore _ = return ()
-- | Open a pipe for writing
--
-- This is meant to be used together with 'openPipeForReading'
openPipeForWriting :: FilePath -> Int -> IO Handle
openPipeForWriting fp = go
where
go :: Int -> IO Handle
go timeout = do
-- We cannot open a pipe for writing without a corresponding reader
mh <- Ex.try $ openFile fp WriteMode
case mh of
Left ex ->
if timeout > delay
then do threadDelay delay
go (timeout - delay)
else Ex.throwIO (RPCPipeNotCreated ex)
Right h -> do
hPutChar h '!'
hFlush h
return h
delay :: Int
delay = 10000 -- 10 ms
data RPCPipeNotCreated = RPCPipeNotCreated Ex.IOException
deriving Typeable
instance Ex.Exception RPCPipeNotCreated
instance Show RPCPipeNotCreated where
show (RPCPipeNotCreated e) = "The bidirectional RPC pipe could not be opened. Exception was: " ++ show e
-- | Open a pipe for reading
--
-- This is meant to be used together with 'openPipeForWriting'
openPipeForReading :: FilePath -> Int -> IO Handle
openPipeForReading fp = \timeout -> do
-- We _can_ open a pipe for reading without a corresponding writer
h <- openFile fp ReadMode
-- But if there is no corresponding writer, then trying to read from the
-- pipe will report EOF. So we wait.
go h timeout
return h
where
go :: Handle -> Int -> IO ()
go h timeout = do
mc <- Ex.try $ hGetChar h
case mc of
Left ex ->
if timeout > delay
then do threadDelay delay
go h (timeout - delay)
else Ex.throwIO (RPCPipeNotCreated ex)
Right '!' ->
return ()
Right c ->
Ex.throwIO (userError $ "openPipeForReading: Unexpected " ++ show c)
delay :: Int
delay = 10000 -- 10 ms