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Elliot Glaysher 36b8902fad Fix ~zod crash by fixing how %eyre handles app cancels. 
When we ask an app to run a %handle-http-cancel event, we don't
actually care about the return value or even if it errors. The
cancel event is purely informative. Likewise, because we cause
cancels on restart of urbit, they cannot expose crashes to the
system. Otherwise, an app with an open connection but a broken
or non-existent cancel handler can prevent your ship from
coming back up.
2019-07-25 14:12:44 -07:00

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!:
:: lighter than eyre
::
|= pit=vase
=, eyre
:: internal data structures
::
=> =~
::
:: internal data structures that won't go in zuse
::
|%
+$ move
::
$: :: duct: request identifier
::
=duct
::
::
card=(wind note gift:able)
==
:: +note: private request from http-server to another vane
::
+$ note
$% :: %b: to behn
::
$: %b
::
::
$% [%rest p=@da]
[%wait p=@da]
== ==
:: %d: to dill
::
$: %d
::
::
$% [%flog =flog:dill]
== ==
:: %f: to ford
::
$: %f
::
::
$% [%build live=? schematic=schematic:ford]
[%kill ~]
== ==
:: %g: to gall
::
$: %g
::
::
$% [%deal id=sock data=cush:gall]
== == ==
:: +sign: private response from another vane to ford
::
+$ sign
$% :: %b: from behn
::
$: %b
::
::
$% [%wake error=(unit tang)]
== ==
:: %f: from ford
::
$: %f
::
::
$% [%made date=@da result=made-result:ford]
== ==
:: %g: from gall
::
$: %g
::
::
$% [%unto p=cuft:gall]
== == ==
--
:: more structures
::
|%
++ axle
$: :: date: date at which http-server's state was updated to this data structure
::
date=%~2019.1.7
:: server-state: state of inbound requests
::
=server-state
==
:: +server-state: state relating to open inbound HTTP connections
::
+$ server-state
$: :: bindings: actions to dispatch to when a binding matches
::
:: Eyre is responsible for keeping its bindings sorted so that it
:: will trigger on the most specific binding first. Eyre should send
:: back an error response if an already bound binding exists.
::
:: TODO: It would be nice if we had a path trie. We could decompose
:: the :binding into a (map (unit @t) (trie knot =action)).
::
bindings=(list [=binding =duct =action])
:: connections: open http connections not fully complete
::
connections=(map duct outstanding-connection)
:: authentication-state: state managed by the +authentication core
::
=authentication-state
:: channel-state: state managed by the +channel core
::
=channel-state
:: domains: domain-names that resolve to us
::
domains=(set turf)
:: http-config: our server configuration
::
=http-config
:: ports: live servers
::
ports=[insecure=@ud secure=(unit @ud)]
:: outgoing-duct: to unix
::
outgoing-duct=duct
==
:: +outstanding-connection: open http connections not fully complete:
::
:: This refers to outstanding connections where the connection to
:: outside is opened and we are currently waiting on ford or an app to
:: produce the results.
::
+$ outstanding-connection
$: :: action: the action that had matched
::
=action
:: inbound-request: the original request which caused this connection
::
=inbound-request
:: response-header: set when we get our first %start
::
response-header=(unit response-header:http)
:: bytes-sent: the total bytes sent in response
::
bytes-sent=@ud
==
:: +action: the action to take when a binding matches an incoming request
::
+$ action
$% :: dispatch to a generator
::
[%gen =generator]
:: dispatch to an application
::
[%app app=term]
:: internal authentication page
::
[%authentication ~]
:: gall channel system
::
[%channel ~]
:: respond with the default file not found page
::
[%four-oh-four ~]
==
:: +authentication-state: state used in the login system
::
+$ authentication-state
$: :: sessions: a mapping of session cookies to session information
::
sessions=(map @uv session)
==
:: +session: server side data about a session
::
+$ session
$: :: expiry-time: when this session expires
::
:: We check this server side, too, so we aren't relying on the browser
:: to properly handle cookie expiration as a security mechanism.
::
expiry-time=@da
::
:: TODO: We should add a system for individual capabilities; we should
:: mint some sort of long lived cookie for mobile apps which only has
:: access to a single application path.
==
:: channel-state: state used in the channel system
::
+$ channel-state
$: :: session: mapping between an arbitrary key to a channel
::
session=(map @t channel)
:: by-duct: mapping from ducts to session key
::
duct-to-key=(map duct @t)
==
:: +timer: a reference to a timer so we can cancel or update it.
::
+$ timer
$: :: date: time when the timer will fire
::
date=@da
:: duct: duct that set the timer so we can cancel
::
=duct
==
:: channel: connection to the browser
::
:: Channels are the main method where a webpage communicates with Gall
:: apps. Subscriptions and pokes are issues with PUT requests on a path,
:: while GET requests on that same path open a persistent EventSource
:: channel.
::
:: The EventSource API is a sequence number based API that browser provide
:: which allow the server to push individual events to the browser over a
:: connection held open. In case of reconnection, the browser will send a
:: 'Last-Event-Id: ' header to the server; the server then resends all
:: events since then.
::
:: TODO: Send \n as a heartbeat every 20 seconds.
::
+$ channel
$: :: channel-state: expiration time or the duct currently listening
::
:: For each channel, there is at most one open EventSource
:: connection. A 400 is issues on duplicate attempts to connect to the
:: same channel. When an EventSource isn't connected, we set a timer
:: to reap the subscriptions. This timer shouldn't be too short
:: because the
::
state=(each timer duct)
:: next-id: next sequence number to use
::
next-id=@ud
:: events: unacknowledged events
::
:: We keep track of all events where we haven't received a
:: 'Last-Event-Id: ' response from the client or a per-poke {'ack':
:: ...} call. When there's an active EventSource connection on this
:: channel, we send the event but we still add it to events because we
:: can't assume it got received until we get an acknowledgment.
::
events=(qeu [id=@ud lines=wall])
:: subscriptions: gall subscriptions
::
:: We maintain a list of subscriptions so if a channel times out, we
:: can cancel all the subscriptions we've made.
::
subscriptions=(map wire [ship=@p app=term =path duc=duct])
==
:: channel-request: an action requested on a channel
::
+$ channel-request
$% :: %ack: acknowledges that the client has received events up to :id
::
[%ack event-id=@ud]
:: %poke: pokes an application, translating :json to :mark.
::
[%poke request-id=@ud ship=@p app=term mark=@tas =json]
:: %subscribe: subscribes to an application path
::
[%subscribe request-id=@ud ship=@p app=term =path]
:: %unsubscribe: unsubscribes from an application path
::
[%unsubscribe request-id=@ud subscription-id=@ud]
:: %delete: kills a channel
::
[%delete ~]
==
:: channel-timeout: the delay before a channel should be reaped
::
++ channel-timeout ~h12
--
:: utilities
::
|%
:: +combine-octs: combine multiple octs into one
::
++ combine-octs
|= a=(list octs)
^- octs
:- %+ roll a
|= [=octs sum=@ud]
(add sum p.octs)
(can 3 a)
:: +prune-events: removes all items from the front of the queue up to :id
::
++ prune-events
|= [q=(qeu [id=@ud lines=wall]) id=@ud]
^+ q
:: if the queue is now empty, that's fine
::
?: =(~ q)
~
::
=/ next=[item=[id=@ud lines=wall] _q] ~(get to q)
:: if the head of the queue is newer than the acknowledged id, we're done
::
?: (gth id.item.next id)
q
:: otherwise, check next item
::
$(q +:next)
:: +parse-channel-request: parses a list of channel-requests
::
:: Parses a json array into a list of +channel-request. If any of the items
:: in the list fail to parse, the entire thing fails so we can 400 properly
:: to the client.
::
++ parse-channel-request
|= request-list=json
^- (unit (list channel-request))
:: parse top
::
=, dejs-soft:format
=- ((ar -) request-list)
::
|= item=json
^- (unit channel-request)
::
?~ maybe-key=((ot action+so ~) item)
~
?: =('ack' u.maybe-key)
((pe %ack (ot event-id+ni ~)) item)
?: =('poke' u.maybe-key)
((pe %poke (ot id+ni ship+(su fed:ag) app+so mark+(su sym) json+some ~)) item)
?: =('subscribe' u.maybe-key)
%. item
%+ pe %subscribe
(ot id+ni ship+(su fed:ag) app+so path+(su ;~(pfix fas (more fas urs:ab))) ~)
?: =('unsubscribe' u.maybe-key)
%. item
%+ pe %unsubscribe
(ot id+ni subscription+ni ~)
?: =('delete' u.maybe-key)
`[%delete ~]
:: if we reached this, we have an invalid action key. fail parsing.
::
~
:: +login-page: internal page to login to an Urbit
::
++ login-page
|= [redirect-url=(unit @t) our=@p]
^- octs
=+ redirect-str=?~(redirect-url "" (trip u.redirect-url))
%- as-octs:mimes:html
%- crip
%- en-xml:html
;html
;head
;meta(charset "utf-8");
;title:"Sign in"
;style:'''
@import url("https://rsms.me/inter/inter.css");
@font-face {
font-family: "Source Code Pro";
src: url("https://storage.googleapis.com/media.urbit.org/fonts/scp-medium.woff");
font-weight: 500
}
html, body {
font-family: Inter, sans-serif;
height: 100%;
margin: 0 !important;
width: 100%;
background: #000;
color: #fff;
display: table;
}
form {
margin: 0 !important;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
flex: 2;
}
#topborder {
border-top: 3px #fff solid;
}
h1 {
line-height: 77px;
font-size: 64px;
-webkit-margin-before: 0;
-webkit-margin-after: 0;
-webkit-margin-start: 0;
-webkit-margin-end: 0;
font-weight: 500;
flex: 1;
padding-top: 22px;
margin-bottom: 66px;
}
#main {
vertical-align: middle;
display: table-cell;
}
input {
display: block;
width: 100%;
font-size: 64px;
line-height: 77px;
color: #fff;
background: #000;
border: none;
flex: 1;
margin-bottom: 66px;
font-weight: 500;
font-family: 'Source Code Pro', monospace, sans-serif;
}
button {
background: #000;
border: none;
color: #fff;
line-height: 77px;
font-size: 64px;
text-align: left;
flex: 1;
font-weight: 500;
}
#inner {
width: 75%;
margin: 0 auto;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
}
'''
==
;body
;div#main
;div#inner
;h1#topborder:"Welcome"
;h1:"{(scow %p our)}"
;form(action "/~/login", method "post", enctype "application/x-www-form-urlencoded")
;input(type "password", name "password", placeholder "passcode", autofocus "true");
;input(type "hidden", name "redirect", value redirect-str);
;button(type "submit"):"→ Authenticate"
==
==
==
==
==
:: +render-tang-to-marl: renders a tang and adds <br/> tags between each line
::
++ render-tang-to-marl
|= {wid/@u tan/tang}
^- marl
=/ raw=(list tape) (zing (turn tan |=(a/tank (wash 0^wid a))))
::
|- ^- marl
?~ raw ~
[;/(i.raw) ;br; $(raw t.raw)]
:: +render-tang-to-wall: renders tang as text lines
::
++ render-tang-to-wall
|= {wid/@u tan/tang}
^- wall
(zing (turn tan |=(a=tank (wash 0^wid a))))
:: +wall-to-octs: text to binary output
::
++ wall-to-octs
|= =wall
^- (unit octs)
::
?: =(~ wall)
~
::
:- ~
%- as-octs:mimes:html
%- crip
%- zing
%+ turn wall
|= t=tape
"{t}\0a"
:: +internal-server-error: 500 page, with a tang
::
++ internal-server-error
|= [authorized=? url=@t t=tang]
^- octs
%- as-octs:mimes:html
%- crip
%- en-xml:html
;html
;head
;title:"500 Internal Server Error"
==
;body
;h1:"Internal Server Error"
;p:"There was an error while handling the request for {<(trip url)>}."
;* ?: authorized
;=
;code:"*{(render-tang-to-marl 80 t)}"
==
~
==
==
:: +error-page: error page, with an error string if logged in
::
++ error-page
|= [code=@ud authorized=? url=@t t=tape]
^- octs
::
=/ code-as-tape=tape (format-ud-as-integer code)
=/ message=tape
?: =(code 400)
"Bad Request"
?: =(code 403)
"Forbidden"
?: =(code 404)
"Not Found"
"Unknown Error"
::
%- as-octs:mimes:html
%- crip
%- en-xml:html
;html
;head
;title:"{code-as-tape} {message}"
==
;body
;h1:"{message}"
;p:"There was an error while handling the request for {<(trip url)>}."
;* ?: authorized
;=
;code:"{t}"
==
~
==
==
:: +channel-js: the urbit javascript interface
::
:: TODO: Must send 'acks' to the server.
::
++ channel-js
^- octs
%- as-octs:mimes:html
'''
class Channel {
constructor() {
// unique identifier: current time and random number
//
this.uid =
new Date().getTime().toString() +
"-" +
Math.random().toString(16).slice(-6);
this.requestId = 1;
// the currently connected EventSource
//
this.eventSource = null;
// the id of the last EventSource event we received
//
this.lastEventId = 0;
// this last event id acknowledgment sent to the server
//
this.lastAcknowledgedEventId = 0;
// a registry of requestId to successFunc/failureFunc
//
// These functions are registered during a +poke and are executed
// in the onServerEvent()/onServerError() callbacks. Only one of
// the functions will be called, and the outstanding poke will be
// removed after calling the success or failure function.
//
this.outstandingPokes = new Map();
// a registry of requestId to subscription functions.
//
// These functions are registered during a +subscribe and are
// executed in the onServerEvent()/onServerError() callbacks. The
// event function will be called whenever a new piece of data on this
// subscription is available, which may be 0, 1, or many times. The
// disconnect function may be called exactly once.
//
this.outstandingSubscriptions = new Map();
this.deleteOnUnload();
}
deleteOnUnload() {
window.addEventListener('beforeunload', (event) => {
this.delete();
});
}
// sends a poke to an app on an urbit ship
//
poke(ship, app, mark, json, successFunc, failureFunc) {
var id = this.nextId();
this.outstandingPokes.set(
id, {"success": successFunc, "fail": failureFunc});
this.sendJSONToChannel({
"id": id,
"action": "poke",
"ship": ship,
"app": app,
"mark": mark,
"json": json
});
}
// subscribes to a path on an specific app and ship.
//
// Returns a subscription id, which is the same as the same internal id
// passed to your Urbit.
subscribe(ship, app, path, connectionErrFunc, eventFunc, quitFunc) {
var id = this.nextId();
this.outstandingSubscriptions.set(
id, {"err": connectionErrFunc, "event": eventFunc, "quit": quitFunc});
this.sendJSONToChannel({
"id": id,
"action": "subscribe",
"ship": ship,
"app": app,
"path": path
});
return id;
}
// quit the channel
//
delete() {
var id = this.nextId();
navigator.sendBeacon(this.channelURL(), JSON.stringify([{
"id": id,
"action": "delete"
}]));
}
// unsubscribe to a specific subscription
//
unsubscribe(subscriptionId) {
var id = this.nextId();
this.sendJSONToChannel({
"id": id,
"action": "unsubscribe",
"subscription": subscriptionId
});
}
// sends a JSON command command to the server.
//
sendJSONToChannel(j) {
var req = new XMLHttpRequest();
req.open("PUT", this.channelURL());
req.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/json");
if (this.lastEventId == this.lastAcknowledgedEventId) {
var x = JSON.stringify([j]);
req.send(x);
} else {
// we add an acknowledgment to clear the server side queue
//
// The server side puts messages it sends us in a queue until we
// acknowledge that we received it.
//
var x = JSON.stringify(
[{"action": "ack", "event-id": parseInt(this.lastEventId)}, j])
req.send(x);
this.lastEventId = this.lastAcknowledgedEventId;
}
this.connectIfDisconnected();
}
// connects to the EventSource if we are not currently connected
//
connectIfDisconnected() {
if (this.eventSource) {
return;
}
this.eventSource = new EventSource(this.channelURL(), {withCredentials:true});
this.eventSource.onmessage = e => {
this.lastEventId = e.lastEventId;
var obj = JSON.parse(e.data);
if (obj.response == "poke") {
var funcs = this.outstandingPokes.get(obj.id);
if (obj.hasOwnProperty("ok")) {
funcs["success"]()
} else if (obj.hasOwnProperty("err")) {
funcs["fail"](obj.err)
} else {
console.log("Invalid poke response: ", obj);
}
this.outstandingPokes.delete(obj.id);
} else if (obj.response == "subscribe") {
// on a response to a subscribe, we only notify the caller on err
//
var funcs = this.outstandingSubscriptions.get(obj.id);
if (obj.hasOwnProperty("err")) {
funcs["err"](obj.err);
this.outstandingSubscriptions.delete(obj.id);
}
} else if (obj.response == "diff") {
var funcs = this.outstandingSubscriptions.get(obj.id);
funcs["event"](obj.json);
} else if (obj.response == "quit") {
var funcs = this.outstandingSubscriptions.get(obj.id);
funcs["quit"](obj.err);
this.outstandingSubscriptions.delete(obj.id);
} else {
console.log("Unrecognized response: ", e);
}
}
this.eventSource.onerror = e => {
// TODO: The server broke the connection. Call every poke cancel and every
// subscription disconnect.
console.log(e);
}
}
channelURL() {
return "/~/channel/" + this.uid;
}
nextId() {
return this.requestId++;
}
};
'''
:: +format-ud-as-integer: prints a number for consumption outside urbit
::
++ format-ud-as-integer
|= a=@ud
^- tape
?: =(0 a) ['0' ~]
%- flop
|- ^- tape
?:(=(0 a) ~ [(add '0' (mod a 10)) $(a (div a 10))])
:: +host-matches: %.y if the site :binding should be used to handle :host
::
++ host-matches
|= [binding=(unit @t) host=(unit @t)]
^- ?
:: if the binding allows for matching anything, match
::
?~ binding
%.y
:: if the host is ~, that means we're trying to bind nothing to a real
:: binding. fail.
::
?~ host
%.n
:: otherwise, do a straight comparison
::
=(u.binding u.host)
:: +path-matches: returns %.y if :prefix is a prefix of :full
::
++ path-matches
|= [prefix=path full=path]
^- ?
?~ prefix
%.y
?~ full
%.n
?. =(i.prefix i.full)
%.n
$(prefix t.prefix, full t.full)
:: +simplified-url-parser: returns [(each @if @t) (unit port=@ud)]
::
++ simplified-url-parser
;~ plug
;~ pose
%+ stag %ip
=+ tod=(ape:ag ted:ab)
%+ bass 256
;~(plug tod (stun [3 3] ;~(pfix dot tod)))
::
(stag %site (cook crip (star ;~(pose dot alp))))
==
;~ pose
(stag ~ ;~(pfix col dim:ag))
(easy ~)
==
==
:: +per-server-event: per-event server core
::
++ per-server-event
:: gate that produces the +per-server-event core from event information
::
|= [[our=@p eny=@ =duct now=@da scry=sley] state=server-state]
|%
:: +request-local: bypass authentication for local lens connections
::
++ request-local
|= [secure=? =address =request:http]
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
=/ act [%app app=%lens]
=/ connection=outstanding-connection
[act [& secure address request] ~ 0]
::
=. connections.state
(~(put by connections.state) duct connection)
::
:_ state
:_ ~
:^ duct %pass /run-app-request/[app.act]
^- note
:^ %g %deal [our our]
::
^- cush:gall
:* app.act
%poke
%handle-http-request
!>(inbound-request.connection)
==
:: +request: starts handling an inbound http request
::
++ request
|= [secure=? =address =request:http]
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
=+ host=(get-header:http 'host' header-list.request)
=+ action=(get-action-for-binding host url.request)
::
=/ authenticated (request-is-logged-in:authentication request)
:: record that we started an asynchronous response
::
=/ connection=outstanding-connection
[action [authenticated secure address request] ~ 0]
=. connections.state
(~(put by connections.state) duct connection)
::
?- -.action
::
%gen
::
=- [[duct %pass /run-build %f %build live=%.n schematic=-]~ state]
::
:+ %call
:+ %call
[%core [[our desk.generator.action] (flop path.generator.action)]]
:: TODO: Figure out what goes in generators. We need to slop the
:: prelude with the arguments passed in.
::
[%$ %noun !>([[now=now eny=eny bek=[our desk.generator.action [%da now]]] ~ ~])]
[%$ %noun !>([authenticated request])]
::
%app
:_ state
:_ ~
:^ duct %pass /run-app-request/[app.action]
^- note
:^ %g %deal [our our]
:: todo: i don't entirely understand gall; there's a way to make a gall
:: use a %handle arm instead of a sub-%poke with the
:: %handle-http-request type.
::
^- cush:gall
:* app.action
%poke
%handle-http-request
!>(inbound-request.connection)
==
::
%authentication
(handle-request:authentication secure address request)
::
%channel
(handle-request:by-channel secure authenticated address request)
::
%four-oh-four
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 404 'text/html'
(error-page 404 authenticated url.request ~)
==
:: +cancel-request: handles a request being externally aborted
::
++ cancel-request
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
?~ connection=(~(get by connections.state) duct)
:: nothing has handled this connection
::
[~ state]
::
=. connections.state (~(del by connections.state) duct)
::
?- -.action.u.connection
::
%gen
:_ state
[duct %pass /run-build %f %kill ~]~
::
%app
:_ state
:_ ~
:^ duct %pass /run-app-cancel/[app.action.u.connection]
^- note
:^ %g %deal [our our]
::
^- cush:gall
:* app.action.u.connection
%poke
%handle-http-cancel
!>(inbound-request.u.connection)
==
::
%authentication
[~ state]
::
%channel
on-cancel-request:by-channel
::
%four-oh-four
:: it should be impossible for a 404 page to be asynchronous
::
!!
==
:: +return-static-data-on-duct: returns one piece of data all at once
::
++ return-static-data-on-duct
|= [code=@ content-type=@t data=octs]
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
%- handle-response
:* %start
:- status-code=code
^= headers
:~ ['content-type' content-type]
['content-length' (crip (format-ud-as-integer p.data))]
==
data=[~ data]
complete=%.y
==
:: +authentication: per-event authentication as this Urbit's owner
::
:: Right now this hard codes the authentication page using the old +code
:: system, but in the future should be pluggable so we can use U2F or
:: WebAuthn or whatever is more secure than passwords.
::
++ authentication
|%
:: +handle-request: handles an http request for the
::
++ handle-request
|= [secure=? =address =request:http]
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
:: if we received a simple get, just return the page
::
?: =('GET' method.request)
:: parse the arguments out of request uri
::
=+ request-line=(parse-request-line url.request)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 200 'text/html'
(login-page (get-header:http 'redirect' args.request-line) our)
:: if we are not a post, return an error
::
?. =('POST' method.request)
(return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html' (login-page ~ our))
:: we are a post, and must process the body type as form data
::
?~ body.request
(return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html' (login-page ~ our))
::
=/ parsed=(unit (list [key=@t value=@t]))
(rush q.u.body.request yquy:de-purl:html)
?~ parsed
(return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html' (login-page ~ our))
::
?~ password=(get-header:http 'password' u.parsed)
(return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html' (login-page ~ our))
:: check that the password is correct
::
?. =(u.password code)
(return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html' (login-page ~ our))
:: mint a unique session cookie
::
=/ session=@uv
|-
=/ candidate=@uv (~(raw og eny) 128)
?. (~(has by sessions.authentication-state.state) candidate)
candidate
$(eny (shas %try-again candidate))
:: record cookie and record expiry time
::
=. sessions.authentication-state.state
(~(put by sessions.authentication-state.state) session (add now ~h24))
::
=/ cookie-line
%- crip
"urbauth={<session>}; Path=/; Max-Age=86400"
::
?~ redirect=(get-header:http 'redirect' u.parsed)
%- handle-response
:* %start
:- status-code=200
^= headers
:~ ['set-cookie' cookie-line]
==
data=~
complete=%.y
==
::
%- handle-response
:* %start
:- status-code=307
^= headers
:~ ['location' u.redirect]
['set-cookie' cookie-line]
==
data=~
complete=%.y
==
:: +request-is-logged-in: checks to see if the request is authenticated
::
:: We are considered logged in if this request has an urbauth
:: Cookie which is not expired.
::
++ request-is-logged-in
|= =request:http
^- ?
:: are there cookies passed with this request?
::
:: TODO: In HTTP2, the client is allowed to put multiple 'Cookie'
:: headers.
::
?~ cookie-header=(get-header:http 'cookie' header-list.request)
%.n
:: is the cookie line is valid?
::
?~ cookies=(rush u.cookie-header cock:de-purl:html)
%.n
:: is there an urbauth cookie?
::
?~ urbauth=(get-header:http 'urbauth' u.cookies)
%.n
:: is this formatted like a valid session cookie?
::
?~ session-id=(rush u.urbauth ;~(pfix (jest '0v') viz:ag))
%.n
:: is this a session that we know about?
::
?~ session=(~(get by sessions.authentication-state.state) `@uv`u.session-id)
%.n
:: is this session still valid?
::
(lte now expiry-time.u.session)
:: +code: returns the same as |code
::
++ code
^- @ta
::
=+ pax=/(scot %p our)/code/(scot %da now)/(scot %p our)
=+ res=((sloy scry) [151 %noun] %j pax)
::
(rsh 3 1 (scot %p (@ (need (need res)))))
--
:: +channel: per-event handling of requests to the channel system
::
:: Eyre offers a remote interface to your Urbit through channels, which
:: are persistent connections on the server which can be disconnected and
:: reconnected on the client.
::
++ by-channel
:: moves: the moves to be sent out at the end of this event, reversed
::
=| moves=(list move)
|%
:: +handle-request: handles an http request for the subscription system
::
++ handle-request
|= [secure=? authenticated=? =address =request:http]
^- [(list move) server-state]
:: if we're not authenticated error, but don't redirect.
::
:: We don't redirect because subscription stuff is never the toplevel
:: page; issuing a redirect won't help.
::
?. authenticated
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 403 'text/html'
(error-page 403 authenticated url.request "unauthenticated channel usage")
:: parse out the path key the subscription is on
::
=+ request-line=(parse-request-line url.request)
?. ?=([@t @t @t ~] site.request-line)
:: url is not of the form '/~/channel/'
::
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html'
(error-page 400 authenticated url.request "malformed channel url")
:: channel-id: unique channel id parsed out of url
::
=+ channel-id=i.t.t.site.request-line
::
?: ?& =('channel' channel-id)
=([~ ~.js] ext.request-line)
==
:: client is requesting the javascript shim
::
(return-static-data-on-duct 200 'text/javascript' channel-js)
::
?: =('PUT' method.request)
:: PUT methods starts/modifies a channel, and returns a result immediately
::
(on-put-request channel-id request)
::
?: =('GET' method.request)
(on-get-request channel-id request)
?: =('POST' method.request)
:: POST methods are used solely for deleting channels
(on-put-request channel-id request)
::
~& %session-not-a-put
[~ state]
:: +on-cancel-request: cancels an ongoing subscription
::
:: One of our long lived sessions just got closed. We put the associated
:: session back into the waiting state.
::
++ on-cancel-request
^- [(list move) server-state]
:: lookup the session id by duct
::
?~ maybe-channel-id=(~(get by duct-to-key.channel-state.state) duct)
~& [%canceling-nonexistant-channel duct]
[~ state]
::
~& [%canceling-cancel duct]
::
=/ expiration-time=@da (add now channel-timeout)
::
:- [(set-timeout-move u.maybe-channel-id expiration-time) moves]
%_ state
session.channel-state
%+ ~(jab by session.channel-state.state) u.maybe-channel-id
|= =channel
:: if we are canceling a known channel, it should have a listener
::
?> ?=([%| *] state.channel)
channel(state [%& [expiration-time duct]])
::
duct-to-key.channel-state
(~(del by duct-to-key.channel-state.state) duct)
==
:: +set-timeout-timer-for: sets a timeout timer on a channel
::
:: This creates a channel if it doesn't exist, cancels existing timers
:: if they're already set (we cannot have duplicate timers), and (if
:: necessary) moves channels from the listening state to the expiration
:: state.
::
++ update-timeout-timer-for
|= channel-id=@t
^+ ..update-timeout-timer-for
:: when our callback should fire
::
=/ expiration-time=@da (add now channel-timeout)
:: if the channel doesn't exist, create it and set a timer
::
?~ maybe-channel=(~(get by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
::
%_ ..update-timeout-timer-for
session.channel-state.state
%+ ~(put by session.channel-state.state) channel-id
[[%& expiration-time duct] 0 ~ ~]
::
moves
[(set-timeout-move channel-id expiration-time) moves]
==
:: if the channel has an active listener, we aren't setting any timers
::
?: ?=([%| *] state.u.maybe-channel)
..update-timeout-timer-for
:: we have a previous timer; cancel the old one and set the new one
::
%_ ..update-timeout-timer-for
session.channel-state.state
%+ ~(jab by session.channel-state.state) channel-id
|= =channel
channel(state [%& [expiration-time duct]])
::
moves
:* (cancel-timeout-move channel-id p.state.u.maybe-channel)
(set-timeout-move channel-id expiration-time)
moves
==
==
::
++ set-timeout-move
|= [channel-id=@t expiration-time=@da]
^- move
[duct %pass /channel/timeout/[channel-id] %b %wait expiration-time]
::
++ cancel-timeout-move
|= [channel-id=@t expiration-time=@da =^duct]
^- move
:^ duct %pass /channel/timeout/[channel-id]
[%b %rest expiration-time]
:: +on-get-request: handles a GET request
::
:: GET requests open a channel for the server to send events to the
:: client in text/event-stream format.
::
++ on-get-request
|= [channel-id=@t =request:http]
^- [(list move) server-state]
:: if there's no channel-id, we must 404
::
?~ maybe-channel=(~(get by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 404 'text/html'
(error-page 404 %.y url.request ~)
:: if there's already a duct listening to this channel, we must 400
::
?: ?=([%| *] state.u.maybe-channel)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html'
(error-page 400 %.y url.request "channel already bound")
:: when opening an event-stream, we must cancel our timeout timer
::
=. moves
[(cancel-timeout-move channel-id p.state.u.maybe-channel) moves]
:: the request may include a 'Last-Event-Id' header
::
=/ maybe-last-event-id=(unit @ud)
?~ maybe-raw-header=(get-header:http 'Last-Event-ID' header-list.request)
~
(rush u.maybe-raw-header dum:ag)
:: flush events older than the passed in 'Last-Event-ID'
::
=? state ?=(^ maybe-last-event-id)
(acknowledge-events channel-id u.maybe-last-event-id)
:: combine the remaining queued events to send to the client
::
=/ event-replay=wall
%- zing
%- flop
=/ queue events.u.maybe-channel
=| events=(list wall)
|-
^+ events
?: =(~ queue)
events
=^ head queue ~(get to queue)
$(events [lines.p.head events])
:: send the start event to the client
::
=^ http-moves state
%- handle-response
:* %start
:- 200
:~ ['content-type' 'text/event-stream']
['cache-control' 'no-cache']
['connection' 'keep-alive']
==
(wall-to-octs event-replay)
complete=%.n
==
:: associate this duct with this session key
::
=. duct-to-key.channel-state.state
(~(put by duct-to-key.channel-state.state) duct channel-id)
:: clear the event queue and record the duct for future output
::
=. session.channel-state.state
%+ ~(jab by session.channel-state.state) channel-id
|= =channel
channel(events ~, state [%| duct])
::
[(weld http-moves moves) state]
:: +acknowledge-events: removes events before :last-event-id on :channel-id
::
++ acknowledge-events
|= [channel-id=@t last-event-id=@u]
^- server-state
%_ state
session.channel-state
%+ ~(jab by session.channel-state.state) channel-id
|= =channel
^+ channel
channel(events (prune-events events.channel last-event-id))
==
:: +on-put-request: handles a PUT request
::
:: PUT requests send commands from the client to the server. We receive
:: a set of commands in JSON format in the body of the message.
::
++ on-put-request
|= [channel-id=@t =request:http]
^- [(list move) server-state]
:: error when there's no body
::
?~ body.request
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html'
(error-page 400 %.y url.request "no put body")
:: if the incoming body isn't json, this is a bad request, 400.
::
?~ maybe-json=(de-json:html q.u.body.request)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html'
(error-page 400 %.y url.request "put body not json")
:: parse the json into an array of +channel-request items
::
?~ maybe-requests=(parse-channel-request u.maybe-json)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html'
(error-page 400 %.y url.request "invalid channel json")
:: while weird, the request list could be empty
::
?: =(~ u.maybe-requests)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 400 'text/html'
(error-page 400 %.y url.request "empty list of actions")
:: check for the existence of the channel-id
::
:: if we have no session, create a new one set to expire in
:: :channel-timeout from now. if we have one which has a timer, update
:: that timer.
::
=. ..on-put-request (update-timeout-timer-for channel-id)
:: for each request, execute the action passed in
::
=+ requests=u.maybe-requests
:: gall-moves: put moves here first so we can flop for ordering
::
:: TODO: Have an error state where any invalid duplicate subscriptions
:: or other errors cause the entire thing to fail with a 400 and a tang.
::
=| gall-moves=(list move)
|-
::
?~ requests
:: this is a PUT request; we must mark it as complete
::
=^ http-moves state
%- handle-response
:* %start
[status-code=200 headers=~]
data=~
complete=%.y
==
::
[:(weld (flop gall-moves) http-moves moves) state]
::
?- -.i.requests
%ack
:: client acknowledges that they have received up to event-id
::
%_ $
state (acknowledge-events channel-id event-id.i.requests)
requests t.requests
==
::
%poke
::
=. gall-moves
:_ gall-moves
^- move
:^ duct %pass /channel/poke/[channel-id]/(scot %ud request-id.i.requests)
=, i.requests
[%g %deal `sock`[our ship] `cush:gall`[app %punk mark %json !>(json)]]
::
$(requests t.requests)
::
%subscribe
::
=/ channel-wire=path
/channel/subscription/[channel-id]/(scot %ud request-id.i.requests)
::
=. gall-moves
:_ gall-moves
^- move
:^ duct %pass channel-wire
=, i.requests
[%g %deal [our ship] `cush:gall`[app %peel %json path]]
::
=. session.channel-state.state
%+ ~(jab by session.channel-state.state) channel-id
|= =channel
=, i.requests
channel(subscriptions (~(put by subscriptions.channel) channel-wire [ship app path duct]))
::
$(requests t.requests)
::
%unsubscribe
=/ channel-wire=path
/channel/subscription/[channel-id]/(scot %ud subscription-id.i.requests)
::
=/ usession (~(get by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
?~ usession
$(requests t.requests)
=/ subscriptions subscriptions:u.usession
::
?~ maybe-subscription=(~(get by subscriptions) channel-wire)
:: the client sent us a weird request referring to a subscription
:: which isn't active.
::
~& [%missing-subscription-in-unsubscribe channel-wire]
$(requests t.requests)
::
=. gall-moves
:_ gall-moves
^- move
:^ duc.u.maybe-subscription %pass channel-wire
=, u.maybe-subscription
[%g %deal [our ship] `cush:gall`[app %pull ~]]
::
=. session.channel-state.state
%+ ~(jab by session.channel-state.state) channel-id
|= =channel
channel(subscriptions (~(del by subscriptions.channel) channel-wire))
::
$(requests t.requests)
::
%delete
=/ unitsession
(~(get by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
::
?~ unitsession
$(requests t.requests)
::
=/ session u.unitsession
=. session.channel-state.state
(~(del by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
::
=. gall-moves
%+ weld gall-moves
::
:: produce a list of moves which cancels every gall subscription
::
%+ turn ~(tap by subscriptions.session)
|= [channel-wire=path ship=@p app=term =path duc=^duct]
^- move
::
[duc %pass channel-wire [%g %deal [our ship] app %pull ~]]
::
?: ?=([%& *] state.session)
=. gall-moves
:_ gall-moves
::
^- move
?> ?=([%& *] state.session)
:^ duct.p.state.session %pass /channel/timeout/[channel-id]
[%b %rest date.p.state.session]
::
$(requests t.requests)
::
?> ?=([%| *] state.session)
=. duct-to-key.channel-state.state
(~(del by duct-to-key.channel-state.state) p.state.session)
::
$(requests t.requests)
::
==
:: +on-gall-response: turns a gall response into an event
::
++ on-gall-response
|= [channel-id=@t request-id=@ud =cuft:gall]
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
?+ -.cuft ~|([%invalid-gall-response -.cuft] !!)
%coup
=/ =json
=, enjs:format
%- pairs :~
['response' [%s 'poke']]
['id' (numb request-id)]
?~ p.cuft
['ok' [%s 'ok']]
['err' (wall (render-tang-to-wall 100 u.p.cuft))]
==
::
(emit-event channel-id [(en-json:html json)]~)
::
%diff
=/ =json
=, enjs:format
%- pairs :~
['response' [%s 'diff']]
['id' (numb request-id)]
:- 'json'
?> =(%json p.p.cuft)
;;(json q.q.p.cuft)
==
::
(emit-event channel-id [(en-json:html json)]~)
::
%quit
~& [%recieved-quit-from-gall channel-id]
=/ =json
=, enjs:format
%- pairs :~
['response' [%s 'quit']]
['id' (numb request-id)]
==
::
(emit-event channel-id [(en-json:html json)]~)
::
%reap
=/ =json
=, enjs:format
%- pairs :~
['response' [%s 'subscribe']]
['id' (numb request-id)]
?~ p.cuft
['ok' [%s 'ok']]
['err' (wall (render-tang-to-wall 100 u.p.cuft))]
==
::
(emit-event channel-id [(en-json:html json)]~)
==
:: +emit-event: records an event occurred, possibly sending to client
::
:: When an event occurs, we need to record it, even if we immediately
:: send it to a connected browser so in case of disconnection, we can
:: resend it.
::
:: This function is responsible for taking the raw json lines and
:: converting them into a text/event-stream. The :event-stream-lines
:: then may get sent, and are stored for later resending until
:: acknowledged by the client.
::
++ emit-event
|= [channel-id=@t json-text=wall]
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
=/ channel=(unit channel)
(~(get by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
?~ channel
~& [%received-event-for-nonexistent-channel channel-id]
[~ state]
::
=/ event-id next-id.u.channel
::
=/ event-stream-lines=wall
%- weld :_ [""]~
:- (weld "id: " (format-ud-as-integer event-id))
%+ turn json-text
|= =tape
(weld "data: " tape)
:: if a client is connected, send this event to them.
::
=? moves ?=([%| *] state.u.channel)
^- (list move)
:_ moves
:+ p.state.u.channel %give
^- gift:able
:* %response %continue
::
^= data
:- ~
%- as-octs:mimes:html
(crip (of-wall:format event-stream-lines))
::
complete=%.n
==
::
:- moves
%_ state
session.channel-state
%+ ~(jab by session.channel-state.state) channel-id
|= =^channel
^+ channel
::
%_ channel
next-id +(next-id.channel)
events (~(put to events.channel) [event-id event-stream-lines])
==
==
:: +on-channel-timeout: we received a wake to clear an old session
::
++ on-channel-timeout
|= channel-id=@t
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
=/ usession=(unit channel)
(~(get by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
?~ usession
[~ state]
=/ session=channel u.usession
::
:_ %_ state
session.channel-state
(~(del by session.channel-state.state) channel-id)
==
:: produce a list of moves which cancels every gall subscription
::
%+ turn ~(tap by subscriptions.session)
|= [channel-wire=path ship=@p app=term =path duc=^duct]
^- move
::
[duc %pass channel-wire [%g %deal [our ship] app %pull ~]]
--
:: +handle-ford-response: translates a ford response for the outside world
::
++ handle-ford-response
|= made-result=made-result:ford
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
=+ connection=(~(got by connections.state) duct)
::
?: ?=(%incomplete -.made-result)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 500 'text/html'
::
%- internal-server-error :*
authenticated.inbound-request.connection
url.request.inbound-request.connection
tang.made-result
==
::
?: ?=(%error -.build-result.made-result)
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 500 'text/html'
::
%- internal-server-error :*
authenticated.inbound-request.connection
url.request.inbound-request.connection
message.build-result.made-result
==
::
=/ =cage (result-to-cage:ford build-result.made-result)
::
=/ result=simple-payload:http ;;(simple-payload:http q.q.cage)
:: ensure we have a valid content-length header
::
:: We pass on the response and the headers the generator produces, but
:: ensure that we have a single content-length header set correctly in
:: the returned if this has a body, and has no content-length if there
:: is no body returned to the client.
::
=. headers.response-header.result
?~ data.result
(delete-header:http 'content-length' headers.response-header.result)
::
%^ set-header:http 'content-length'
(crip (format-ud-as-integer p.u.data.result))
headers.response-header.result
::
%- handle-response
::
^- http-event:http
:* %start
response-header.result
data.result
complete=%.y
==
:: +handle-gall-error: a call to +poke-http-response resulted in a %coup
::
++ handle-gall-error
|= =tang
^- [(list move) server-state]
::
=+ connection=(~(got by connections.state) duct)
::
%^ return-static-data-on-duct 500 'text/html'
::
%- internal-server-error :*
authenticated.inbound-request.connection
url.request.inbound-request.connection
tang
==
:: +handle-response: check a response for correctness and send to earth
::
:: All outbound responses including %http-server generated responses need to go
:: through this interface because we want to have one centralized place
:: where we perform logging and state cleanup for connections that we're
:: done with.
::
++ handle-response
|= =http-event:http
^- [(list move) server-state]
:: verify that this is a valid response on the duct
::
?~ connection-state=(~(get by connections.state) duct)
~& [%invalid-outstanding-connection duct]
[~ state]
::
|^ ^- [(list move) server-state]
::
?- -.http-event
::
%start
?^ response-header.u.connection-state
~& [%http-multiple-start duct]
error-connection
::
=. connections.state
%+ ~(jab by connections.state) duct
|= connection=outstanding-connection
%_ connection
response-header `response-header.http-event
bytes-sent ?~(data.http-event 0 p.u.data.http-event)
==
::
=? state complete.http-event
log-complete-request
::
pass-response
::
%continue
?~ response-header.u.connection-state
~& [%http-continue-without-start duct]
error-connection
::
=. connections.state
%+ ~(jab by connections.state) duct
|= connection=outstanding-connection
=+ size=?~(data.http-event 0 p.u.data.http-event)
connection(bytes-sent (add bytes-sent.connection size))
::
=? state complete.http-event
log-complete-request
::
pass-response
::
%cancel
:: todo: log this differently from an ise.
::
error-connection
==
::
++ pass-response
^- [(list move) server-state]
[[duct %give %response http-event]~ state]
::
++ log-complete-request
:: todo: log the complete request
::
:: remove all outstanding state for this connection
::
=. connections.state
(~(del by connections.state) duct)
state
::
++ error-connection
:: todo: log application error
::
:: remove all outstanding state for this connection
::
=. connections.state
(~(del by connections.state) duct)
:: respond to outside with %error
::
^- [(list move) server-state]
[[duct %give %response %cancel ~]~ state]
--
:: +add-binding: conditionally add a pairing between binding and action
::
:: Adds =binding =action if there is no conflicting bindings.
::
++ add-binding
|= [=binding =action]
::
=/ to-search bindings.state
|-
^- [(list move) server-state]
?~ to-search
:- [duct %give %bound %.y binding]~
=. bindings.state
:: store in reverse alphabetical order so that longer paths are first
::
%- flop
%+ sort [[binding duct action] bindings.state]
|= [[a=^binding *] [b=^binding *]]
::
?: =(site.a site.b)
(aor path.a path.b)
:: alphabetize based on site
::
(aor ?~(site.a '' u.site.a) ?~(site.b '' u.site.b))
state
::
?: =(binding binding.i.to-search)
:- [duct %give %bound %.n binding]~
state
::
$(to-search t.to-search)
:: +remove-binding: removes a binding if it exists and is owned by this duct
::
++ remove-binding
|= =binding
::
^- server-state
%_ state
bindings
%+ skip bindings.state
|= [item-binding=^binding item-duct=^duct =action]
^- ?
&(=(item-binding binding) =(item-duct duct))
==
:: +get-action-for-binding: finds an action for an incoming web request
::
++ get-action-for-binding
|= [raw-host=(unit @t) url=@t]
^- action
:: process :raw-host
::
:: If we are missing a 'Host:' header, if that header is a raw IP
:: address, or if the 'Host:' header refers to [our].urbit.org, we want
:: to return ~ which means we're unidentified and will match against any
:: wildcard matching.
::
:: Otherwise, return the site given.
::
=/ host=(unit @t)
?~ raw-host
~
:: Parse the raw-host so that we can ignore ports, usernames, etc.
::
=+ parsed=(rush u.raw-host simplified-url-parser)
?~ parsed
~
:: if the url is a raw IP, assume default site.
::
?: ?=([%ip *] -.u.parsed)
~
:: if the url is "localhost", assume default site.
::
?: =([%site 'localhost'] -.u.parsed)
~
:: render our as a tape, and cut off the sig in front.
::
=/ with-sig=tape (scow %p our)
?> ?=(^ with-sig)
?: =(u.raw-host (crip t.with-sig))
:: [our].urbit.org is the default site
::
~
::
raw-host
:: url is the raw thing passed over the 'Request-Line'.
::
:: todo: this is really input validation, and we should return a 500 to
:: the client.
::
=/ request-line (parse-request-line url)
=/ parsed-url=(list @t) site.request-line
::
=/ bindings bindings.state
|-
::
?~ bindings
[%four-oh-four ~]
::
?: ?& (host-matches site.binding.i.bindings raw-host)
(path-matches path.binding.i.bindings parsed-url)
==
action.i.bindings
::
$(bindings t.bindings)
--
::
::
++ parse-request-line
|= url=@t
^- [[ext=(unit @ta) site=(list @t)] args=(list [key=@t value=@t])]
(fall (rush url ;~(plug apat:de-purl:html yque:de-purl:html)) [[~ ~] ~])
--
:: end the =~
::
. ==
:: begin with a default +axle as a blank slate
::
=| ax=axle
:: a vane is activated with current date, entropy, and a namespace function
::
|= [our=ship now=@da eny=@uvJ scry-gate=sley]
:: allow jets to be registered within this core
::
~% %http-server ..is ~
|%
++ call
|= [=duct type=* wrapped-task=(hobo task:able)]
^- [(list move) _http-server-gate]
::
=/ task=task:able
?. ?=(%soft -.wrapped-task)
wrapped-task
~| [%p-wrapped-task p.wrapped-task]
;;(task:able p.wrapped-task)
:: %crud: notifies us of an event failure
::
?: ?=(%crud -.task)
=/ moves=(list move)
[[duct %slip %d %flog task] ~]
[moves http-server-gate]
:: %init: tells us what our ship name is
::
?: ?=(%init -.task)
:: initial value for the login handler
::
=. bindings.server-state.ax
:~ [[~ /~/login] duct [%authentication ~]]
[[~ /~/channel] duct [%channel ~]]
==
[~ http-server-gate]
:: %vega: notifies us of a completed kernel upgrade
::
?: ?=(%vega -.task)
[~ http-server-gate]
:: %born: new unix process
::
?: ?=(%born -.task)
:: close previously open connections
::
:: When we have a new unix process, every outstanding open connection is
:: dead. For every duct, send an implicit close connection.
::
=^ closed-connections=(list move) server-state.ax
=/ connections=(list [=^duct *])
~(tap by connections.server-state.ax)
::
=| closed-connections=(list move)
|-
?~ connections
[closed-connections server-state.ax]
::
=/ event-args
[[our eny duct.i.connections now scry-gate] server-state.ax]
=/ cancel-request cancel-request:(per-server-event event-args)
=^ moves server-state.ax cancel-request
::
$(closed-connections (weld moves closed-connections), connections t.connections)
:: save duct for future %give to unix
::
=. outgoing-duct.server-state.ax duct
::
:_ http-server-gate
;: weld
:: hand back default configuration for now
::
[duct %give %set-config http-config.server-state.ax]~
::
closed-connections
==
:: all other commands operate on a per-server-event
::
=/ event-args [[our eny duct now scry-gate] server-state.ax]
=/ server (per-server-event event-args)
::
?- -.task
:: %live: notifies us of the ports of our live http servers
::
%live
=. ports.server-state.ax +.task
[~ http-server-gate]
:: %rule: updates our http configuration
::
%rule
?- -.http-rule.task
:: %cert: install tls certificate
::
%cert
=* config http-config.server-state.ax
?: =(secure.config cert.http-rule.task)
[~ http-server-gate]
=. secure.config cert.http-rule.task
:_ http-server-gate
=* out-duct outgoing-duct.server-state.ax
?~ out-duct ~
[out-duct %give %set-config config]~
:: %turf: add or remove domain name
::
%turf
=* domains domains.server-state.ax
=/ mod/(set turf)
?: ?=(%put action.http-rule.task)
(~(put in domains) turf.http-rule.task)
(~(del in domains) turf.http-rule.task)
?: =(domains mod)
[~ http-server-gate]
=. domains mod
:_ http-server-gate
=/ cmd
[%acme %poke `cage`[%acme-order !>(mod)]]
[duct %pass /acme/order %g %deal [our our] cmd]~
==
::
%request
=^ moves server-state.ax (request:server +.task)
[moves http-server-gate]
::
%request-local
=^ moves server-state.ax (request-local:server +.task)
[moves http-server-gate]
::
%cancel-request
=^ moves server-state.ax cancel-request:server
[moves http-server-gate]
::
%connect
=^ moves server-state.ax
%+ add-binding:server binding.task
[%app app.task]
[moves http-server-gate]
::
%serve
=^ moves server-state.ax
%+ add-binding:server binding.task
[%gen generator.task]
[moves http-server-gate]
::
%disconnect
=. server-state.ax (remove-binding:server binding.task)
[~ http-server-gate]
::
%wegh
:_ http-server-gate
:~ :* duct
%give
%mass
^- mass
:+ %eyre %|
:~ bindings+&+bindings.server-state.ax
auth+&+authentication-state.server-state.ax
connections+&+connections.server-state.ax
channels+&+channel-state.server-state.ax
axle+&+ax
== == ==
==
::
++ take
|= [=wire =duct wrapped-sign=(hypo sign)]
^- [(list move) _http-server-gate]
:: unwrap :sign, ignoring unneeded +type in :p.wrapped-sign
::
=/ =sign q.wrapped-sign
:: :wire must at least contain two parts, the type and the build
::
?> ?=([@ *] wire)
::
|^ ^- [(list move) _http-server-gate]
::
?+ i.wire
~|([%bad-take-wire wire] !!)
::
%run-app-request run-app-request
%run-app-cancel run-app-cancel
%run-build run-build
%channel channel
%acme acme-ack
==
::
++ run-app-request
::
?> ?=([%g %unto *] sign)
::
::
?: ?=([%coup *] p.sign)
?~ p.p.sign
:: received a positive acknowledgment: take no action
::
[~ http-server-gate]
:: we have an error; propagate it to the client
::
=/ event-args [[our eny duct now scry-gate] server-state.ax]
=/ handle-gall-error
handle-gall-error:(per-server-event event-args)
=^ moves server-state.ax (handle-gall-error u.p.p.sign)
[moves http-server-gate]
::
?> ?=([%g %unto %http-response *] sign)
::
=/ event-args [[our eny duct now scry-gate] server-state.ax]
=/ handle-response handle-response:(per-server-event event-args)
=^ moves server-state.ax (handle-response http-event.p.sign)
[moves http-server-gate]
::
++ run-app-cancel
::
?> ?=([%g %unto *] sign)
::
:: we explicitly don't care about the return value of a
:: %handle-http-cancel. It is purely a notification and we don't care if
:: it succeeds or not. The user might not have implemented
:: +poke-handle-http-cancel or it might have crashed, but since it's a
:: notification, we don't don't care about its return value.
::
[~ http-server-gate]
::
++ run-build
::
?> ?=([%f %made *] sign)
::
=/ event-args [[our eny duct now scry-gate] server-state.ax]
=/ handle-ford-response handle-ford-response:(per-server-event event-args)
=^ moves server-state.ax (handle-ford-response result.sign)
[moves http-server-gate]
::
++ channel
::
=/ event-args [[our eny duct now scry-gate] server-state.ax]
:: channel callback wires are triples.
::
?> ?=([@ @ @t *] wire)
::
?+ i.t.wire
~|([%bad-channel-wire wire] !!)
::
%timeout
?> ?=([%b %wake *] sign)
?^ error.sign
[[duct %slip %d %flog %crud %wake u.error.sign]~ http-server-gate]
=/ on-channel-timeout
on-channel-timeout:by-channel:(per-server-event event-args)
=^ moves server-state.ax
(on-channel-timeout i.t.t.wire)
[moves http-server-gate]
::
?(%poke %subscription)
?> ?=([%g %unto *] sign)
?> ?=([@ @ @t @ *] wire)
=/ on-gall-response
on-gall-response:by-channel:(per-server-event event-args)
:: ~& [%gall-response sign]
=^ moves server-state.ax
(on-gall-response i.t.t.wire `@ud`(slav %ud i.t.t.t.wire) p.sign)
[moves http-server-gate]
==
::
++ acme-ack
?> ?=([%g %unto *] sign)
::
?> ?=([%coup *] p.sign)
?~ p.p.sign
:: received a positive acknowledgment: take no action
::
[~ http-server-gate]
:: received a negative acknowledgment: XX do something
::
[((slog u.p.p.sign) ~) http-server-gate]
--
::
++ http-server-gate ..$
:: +load: migrate old state to new state (called on vane reload)
::
++ load
|= old=axle
^+ ..^$
::
~! %loading
..^$(ax old)
:: +stay: produce current state
::
++ stay `axle`ax
:: +scry: request a path in the urbit namespace
::
++ scry
|= [fur=(unit (set monk)) ren=@tas why=shop syd=desk lot=coin tyl=path]
^- (unit (unit cage))
?. ?=(%& -.why)
~
=* who p.why
?. ?=(%$ ren)
[~ ~]
?. ?=(%$ -.lot)
[~ ~]
?. ?=(%host syd)
[~ ~]
%- (lift (lift |=(a=hart:eyre [%hart !>(a)])))
^- (unit (unit hart:eyre))
?. =(our who)
?. =([%da now] p.lot)
[~ ~]
~& [%r %scry-foreign-host who]
~
=. p.lot ?.(=([%da now] p.lot) p.lot [%tas %real])
?+ p.lot
[~ ~]
::
[%tas %fake]
``[& [~ 8.443] %& /localhost]
::
[%tas %real]
=* domains domains.server-state.ax
=* ports ports.server-state.ax
=/ =host:eyre [%& ?^(domains n.domains /localhost)]
=/ secure=? &(?=(^ secure.ports) !?=(hoke:eyre host))
=/ port=(unit @ud)
?. secure
?:(=(80 insecure.ports) ~ `insecure.ports)
?> ?=(^ secure.ports)
?:(=(443 u.secure.ports) ~ secure.ports)
``[secure port host]
==
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