pipes-network-0.4.0.0: src/Control/Proxy/TCP/Sync.hs
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | This module exports 'P.Proxy's that allow implementing synchronous RPC-like
-- communication with a remote end by using a simple protocol on their
-- downstream interface.
--
-- As opposed to the similar proxies found in
-- "Control.Proxy.TCP.Safe.Sync", these don't use the exception handling
-- facilities provided by 'P.ExceptionP'.
--
-- You may prefer the more general and efficient proxies from
-- "Control.Proxy.TCP".
module Control.Proxy.TCP.Sync (
-- * Socket proxies
socketSyncServer,
socketSyncProxy,
-- ** Timeouts
-- $timeouts
socketSyncServerTimeout,
socketSyncProxyTimeout,
-- * RPC support
syncDelimit,
-- * Protocol types
Request(..),
Response(..),
) where
import Control.Monad.Trans.Class
import qualified Control.Proxy as P
import Control.Proxy.Network.Internal
import qualified Control.Proxy.Trans.Either as PE
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as B
import Data.Monoid
import qualified Network.Socket as NS
import System.Timeout (timeout)
-- | A request made to one of the @socketSync*@ proxies.
data Request t = Send t | Receive Int
deriving (Eq, Read, Show)
-- | A response received from one of the @socketSync*@ proxies.
data Response = Sent | Received B.ByteString
deriving (Eq, Read, Show)
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-- | 'P.Server' able to send and receive bytes through a 'NS.Socket'.
--
-- If downstream requests @'Send' bytes@, then such @bytes@ are sent to the
-- remote end and then this proxy responds 'Sent' downstream.
--
-- If downstream requests @'Receive' num@, then at most @num@ bytes are received
-- from the remote end. This proxy then responds downstream such received
-- bytes as @'Received' bytes@. Less than the specified maximum number of bytes
-- might be received at once.
--
-- This proxy returns if EOF is received or the remote end closes its side of
-- the connection while we are trying to read from it.
socketSyncServer
:: P.Proxy p
=> NS.Socket -- ^Connected socket.
-> Request B.ByteString
-> P.Server p (Request B.ByteString) Response IO ()
socketSyncServer sock = P.runIdentityK loop where
loop (Send bs) = do
lift (send sock bs)
P.respond Sent >>= loop
loop (Receive nbytes) = do
mbs <- lift (recv sock nbytes)
case mbs of
Just bs -> P.respond (Received bs) >>= loop
Nothing -> return ()
{-# INLINABLE socketSyncServer #-}
-- | 'P.Proxy' able to send and receive bytes through a 'NS.Socket'.
--
-- If downstream requests @'Send' a'@, then such @a'@ request is forwarded
-- upstream, which in return responds a 'B.ByteString' that this proxy sends to
-- the remote end. After sending to the remote end, this proxy responds 'Sent'
-- downstream.
--
-- If downstream requests @'Receive' num@, then at most @num@ bytes are received
-- from the remote end. This proxy then responds downstream such received
-- bytes as @'Received' bytes@. Less than the specified maximum number of bytes
-- might be received at once.
--
-- This proxy returns if EOF is received or the remote end closes its side of
-- the connection while we are trying to read from it.
socketSyncProxy
:: P.Proxy p
=> NS.Socket -- ^Connected socket.
-> Request a'
-> p a' B.ByteString (Request a') Response IO ()
socketSyncProxy sock = P.runIdentityK loop where
loop (Send a') = do
lift . send sock =<< P.request a'
P.respond Sent >>= loop
loop (Receive nbytes) = do
mbs <- lift (recv sock nbytes)
case mbs of
Just bs -> P.respond (Received bs) >>= loop
Nothing -> return ()
{-# INLINABLE socketSyncProxy #-}
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-- $timeouts
--
-- These proxies behave like the similarly named ones above, except support for
-- timing out the interaction with the remote end is added.
-- | Like 'socketSyncServer', except it throws a 'Timeout' exception in the
-- 'PE.EitherP' proxy transformer if interacting with the remote end takes
-- more time than specified.
socketSyncServerTimeout
:: P.Proxy p
=> Int -- ^Timeout in microseconds (1/10^6 seconds).
-> NS.Socket -- ^Connected socket.
-> Request B.ByteString
-> P.Server (PE.EitherP Timeout p) (Request B.ByteString) Response IO ()
socketSyncServerTimeout wait sock = loop where
loop (Send bs) = do
m <- lift (timeout wait (send sock bs))
case m of
Just () -> P.respond Sent >>= loop
Nothing -> PE.throw ex
loop (Receive nbytes) = do
mmbs <- lift (timeout wait (recv sock nbytes))
case mmbs of
Just (Just bs) -> P.respond (Received bs) >>= loop
Just Nothing -> return ()
Nothing -> PE.throw ex
ex = Timeout $ "socketSyncServerTimeout: " <> show wait <> " microseconds."
{-# INLINABLE socketSyncServerTimeout #-}
-- | Like 'socketSyncProxy', except it throws a 'Timeout' exception in the
-- 'PE.EitherP' proxy transformer if interacting with the remote end takes
-- more time than specified.
socketSyncProxyTimeout
:: P.Proxy p
=> Int -- ^Timeout in microseconds (1/10^6 seconds).
-> NS.Socket -- ^Connected socket.
-> Request a'
-> (PE.EitherP Timeout p) a' B.ByteString (Request a') Response IO ()
socketSyncProxyTimeout wait sock = loop where
loop (Send a') = do
m <- lift . timeout wait . send sock =<< P.request a'
case m of
Just () -> P.respond Sent >>= loop
Nothing -> PE.throw ex
loop (Receive nbytes) = do
mmbs <- lift (timeout wait (recv sock nbytes))
case mmbs of
Just (Just bs) -> P.respond (Received bs) >>= loop
Just Nothing -> return ()
Nothing -> PE.throw ex
ex = Timeout $ "socketSyncProxyTimeout: " <> show wait <> " microseconds."
{-# INLINABLE socketSyncProxyTimeout #-}
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-- | When used together with one of the @socketSync*@ proxies upstream, this
-- proxy sends a single 'B.ByteString' to the remote end and then repeatedly
-- receives bytes from the remote end until the given delimiter is found.
-- Finally, a single 'B.ByteString' up to the given delimiter (inclusive) is
-- sent downstream and then the whole process is repeated.
--
-- This proxy works cooperatively with any @socketSync*@ proxy immediately
-- upstream, so read their documentation to understand the purpose of the
-- @b'@ value received from downstream.
--
-- For example, if you'd like to convert a 'NS.Socket' into an synchronous
-- line-oriented RPC client implemented as a 'P.Server' in which RPC calls are
-- received via the downstream interface and RPC responses are sent downstream,
-- then you could use this proxy as:
--
-- > socketSyncServer ... >-> syncDelimit 4096 "\r\n"
--
-- Otherwise, if you'd like to convert a 'NS.Socket' into an synchronous
-- line-oriented RPC client implemented as a 'P.Proxy' in which RPC calls are
-- received via the upstream interface and RPC responses are sent downstream,
-- then you could use this proxy as:
--
-- > socketSyncProxy ... >-> syncDelimit 4096 "\r\n"
syncDelimit
:: (Monad m, P.Proxy p)
=> Int -- ^Maximum number of bytes to receive at once.
-> B.ByteString -- ^Delimiting bytes.
-> b'-> p (Request b') Response b' B.ByteString m r
syncDelimit nbytes delim b' =
-- XXX this implementation might be inefficient.
P.runIdentityP $ use =<< more mempty (Send b')
where
more buf req = do
a <- P.request req
case a of
Received bs -> return (buf <> bs)
Sent -> more buf (Receive nbytes)
use buf = do
let (pre,suf) = B.breakSubstring delim buf
case B.length suf of
0 -> use =<< more buf (Receive nbytes)
_ -> do b'2 <- P.respond (pre <> delim)
use =<< more (B.drop (B.length delim) suf) (Send b'2)
{-# INLINABLE syncDelimit #-}