shrub/pkg/king/lib/Vere/Term.hs

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module Vere.Term
( module Term
, localClient
, connectToRemote
, runTerminalClient
, termServer
, term
) where
import Arvo hiding (Term)
import Data.Char
import Foreign.Marshal.Alloc
import Foreign.Ptr
import Foreign.Storable
import RIO.FilePath
import System.Posix.IO
import System.Posix.Terminal
import Urbit.Time
import UrbitPrelude hiding (getCurrentTime)
import Vere.Pier.Types
import Data.List ((!!))
import RIO.Directory (createDirectoryIfMissing)
import Vere.Term.API (Client(Client))
import qualified Data.ByteString.Internal as BS
import qualified Data.ByteString.UTF8 as BS
import qualified System.Console.Terminal.Size as TSize
import qualified System.Console.Terminfo.Base as T
import qualified Vere.NounServ as Serv
import qualified Vere.Term.API as Term
-- Types -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- All stateful data in the printing to stdOutput.
data LineState = LineState
{ lsLine :: Text
, lsCurPos :: Int
, lsSpinTimer :: Maybe (Async ())
, lsSpinCause :: Maybe Text
, lsSpinFirstRender :: Bool
, lsSpinFrame :: Int
, lsPrevEndTime :: Wen
}
-- A record used in reading data from stdInput.
data ReadData = ReadData
{ rdBuf :: Ptr Word8
, rdEscape :: Bool
, rdBracket :: Bool
, rdUTF8 :: ByteString
, rdUTF8width :: Int
}
-- Private data to the Client that we keep around for stop().
data Private = Private
{ pReaderThread :: Async ()
, pWriterThread :: Async ()
, pPreviousConfiguration :: TerminalAttributes
}
-- Utils -----------------------------------------------------------------------
termText :: Text -> T.TermOutput
termText = T.termText . unpack
initialBlew w h = EvBlip $ BlipEvTerm $ TermEvBlew (UD 1, ()) w h
initialHail = EvBlip $ BlipEvTerm $ TermEvHail (UD 1, ()) ()
-- Version one of this is punting on the ops_u.dem flag: whether we're running
-- in daemon mode.
spinners :: [Text]
spinners = ["|", "/", "-", "\\"]
leftBracket :: Text
leftBracket = "«"
rightBracket :: Text
rightBracket = "»"
_spin_cool_us = 500000
_spin_warm_us = 50000
_spin_rate_us = 250000
_spin_idle_us = 500000
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
runMaybeTermOutput :: T.Terminal -> (T.Terminal -> Maybe T.TermOutput) -> RIO e ()
runMaybeTermOutput t getter = case (getter t) of
Nothing -> pure ()
Just x -> io $ T.runTermOutput t x
rioAllocaBytes :: (MonadIO m, MonadUnliftIO m)
=> Int -> (Ptr a -> m b) -> m b
rioAllocaBytes size action =
withRunInIO $ \run ->
allocaBytes size $ \x -> run (action x)
-- Because of legacy reasons, some file operations are in the terminal
-- driver. These should be filtered out and handled locally instead of in any
-- abstractly connected terminal.
isTerminalBlit :: Blit -> Bool
isTerminalBlit (Sav _ _) = False
isTerminalBlit (Sag _ _) = False
isTerminalBlit _ = True
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-
TODO XX HACK: We don't have any good way of handling client
disconnect, so we just retry. This will probably waste CPU.
-}
termServer :: e. HasLogFunc e
=> RAcquire e (STM (Maybe Client), Port)
termServer = fst <$> mkRAcquire start stop
where
stop = cancel . snd
start = do
serv <- Serv.wsServer @Belt @[Term.Ev]
let getClient = do
Serv.sAccept serv <&> \case
Nothing -> Nothing
Just c -> Just $ Client
{ give = Serv.cSend c
, take = Serv.cRecv c >>= \case
Nothing -> empty
Just ev -> pure ev
}
pure ( (getClient, Port $ fromIntegral $ Serv.sData serv)
, Serv.sAsync serv
)
connectToRemote :: e. HasLogFunc e
=> Port
-> Client
-> RAcquire e (Async (), Async ())
connectToRemote port local = mkRAcquire start stop
where
stop (x, y) = cancel x >> cancel y
start = do
Serv.Client{..} <- Serv.wsClient (fromIntegral port)
ferry <- async $ forever $ atomically $ asum
[ Term.take local >>= Serv.cSend cConn
, Serv.cRecv cConn >>= \case
Nothing -> empty
Just ev -> Term.give local ev
]
pure (ferry, cAsync)
runTerminalClient :: e. HasLogFunc e => Port -> RIO e ()
runTerminalClient port = runRAcquire $ do
(tsize, local) <- localClient
(tid1, tid2) <- connectToRemote port local
atomically $ waitSTM tid1 <|> waitSTM tid2
where
runRAcquire :: RAcquire e () -> RIO e ()
runRAcquire act = rwith act $ const $ pure ()
{-
Initializes the generalized input/output parts of the terminal.
-}
localClient :: e. HasLogFunc e => RAcquire e (TSize.Window Word, Client)
localClient = fst <$> mkRAcquire start stop
where
start :: HasLogFunc e => RIO e ((TSize.Window Word, Client), Private)
start = do
t <- io $ T.setupTermFromEnv
tsWriteQueue <- newTQueueIO
spinnerMVar <- newEmptyTMVarIO
pWriterThread <- asyncBound (writeTerminal t tsWriteQueue spinnerMVar)
pPreviousConfiguration <- io $ getTerminalAttributes stdInput
-- Create a new configuration where we put the terminal in raw mode and
-- disable a bunch of preprocessing.
let newTermSettings = flip withTime 0
$ flip withMinInput 1
$ foldl' withoutMode pPreviousConfiguration
$ disabledFlags
io $ setTerminalAttributes stdInput newTermSettings Immediately
tsReadQueue <- newTQueueIO
pReaderThread <- asyncBound
(readTerminal tsReadQueue tsWriteQueue (bell tsWriteQueue))
let client = Client { take = readTQueue tsReadQueue
, give = writeTQueue tsWriteQueue
}
tsize <- io $ TSize.size <&> fromMaybe (TSize.Window 80 24)
pure ((tsize, client), Private{..})
stop :: HasLogFunc e
=> ((TSize.Window Word, Client), Private) -> RIO e ()
stop ((_, Client{..}), Private{..}) = do
-- Note that we don't `cancel pReaderThread` here. This is a deliberate
-- decision because fdRead calls into a native function which the runtime
-- can't kill. If we were to cancel here, the internal `waitCatch` would
-- block until the next piece of keyboard input. Since this only happens
-- at shutdown, just leak the file descriptor.
cancel pWriterThread
-- take the terminal out of raw mode
io $ setTerminalAttributes stdInput pPreviousConfiguration Immediately
{-
A list of terminal flags that we disable.
TODO: Terminal library missing CSIZE?
-}
disabledFlags :: [TerminalMode]
disabledFlags = [ StartStopOutput
, KeyboardInterrupts
, EnableEcho
, EchoLF
, ProcessInput
, ExtendedFunctions
, MapCRtoLF
, CheckParity
, StripHighBit
, EnableParity
, ProcessOutput
]
getCap term cap =
T.getCapability term (T.tiGetOutput1 cap) :: Maybe T.TermOutput
vtClearScreen t = getCap t "clear"
vtClearToBegin t = getCap t "el"
vtSoundBell t = getCap t "bel"
vtParmLeft t = getCap t "cub1"
vtParmRight t = getCap t "cuf1"
-- An async which will put into an mvar after a delay. Used to spin the
-- spinner in writeTerminal.
spinnerHeartBeat :: Int -> Int -> TMVar () -> RIO e ()
spinnerHeartBeat first rest mvar = do
threadDelay first
loop
where
loop = do
atomically $ putTMVar mvar ()
threadDelay rest
loop
-- Writes data to the terminal. Both the terminal reading, normal logging,
-- and effect handling can all emit bytes which go to the terminal.
writeTerminal :: T.Terminal -> TQueue [Term.Ev] -> TMVar () -> RIO e ()
writeTerminal t q spinner = do
currentTime <- io $ now
loop (LineState "" 0 Nothing Nothing True 0 currentTime)
where
writeBlank :: LineState -> RIO e LineState
writeBlank ls = do
io $ T.runTermOutput t $ termText "\r\n"
pure ls
writeTrace :: LineState -> Text -> RIO e LineState
writeTrace ls p = do
io $ T.runTermOutput t $ termText "\r"
runMaybeTermOutput t vtClearToBegin
io $ T.runTermOutput t $ termText p
termRefreshLine t ls
{-
Figure out how long to wait to show the spinner. When we
don't have a vane name to display, we assume its a user
action and trigger immediately. Otherwise, if we receive an
event shortly after a previous spin, use a shorter delay to
avoid giving the impression of a half-idle system.
-}
doSpin :: LineState -> Maybe Text -> RIO e LineState
doSpin ls@LineState{..} mTxt = do
current <- io $ now
delay <- pure $ case mTxt of
Nothing -> 0
Just _ ->
if (gap current lsPrevEndTime ^. microSecs) < _spin_idle_us
then _spin_warm_us
else _spin_cool_us
spinTimer <- async $ spinnerHeartBeat delay _spin_rate_us spinner
pure $ ls { lsSpinTimer = Just spinTimer
, lsSpinCause = mTxt
, lsSpinFirstRender = True
}
unspin :: LineState -> RIO e LineState
unspin ls@LineState{..} = do
maybe (pure ()) cancel lsSpinTimer
-- We do a final flush of the spinner mvar to ensure we don't
-- have a lingering signal which will redisplay the spinner after
-- we call termRefreshLine below.
atomically $ tryTakeTMVar spinner
-- If we ever actually ran the spinner display callback, we need
-- to force a redisplay of the command prompt.
ls <- if not lsSpinFirstRender
then termRefreshLine t ls
else pure ls
endTime <- io $ now
pure $ ls { lsSpinTimer = Nothing, lsPrevEndTime = endTime }
execEv :: LineState -> Term.Ev -> RIO e LineState
execEv ls = \case
Term.Blits bs -> foldM (writeBlit t) ls bs
Term.Trace p -> writeTrace ls (unCord p)
Term.Blank -> writeBlank ls
Term.Spinr (Just txt) -> doSpin ls (unCord <$> txt)
Term.Spinr Nothing -> unspin ls
spin :: LineState -> RIO e LineState
spin ls@LineState{..} = do
let spinner = (spinners !! lsSpinFrame) ++ case lsSpinCause of
Nothing -> ""
Just str -> leftBracket ++ str ++ rightBracket
io $ T.runTermOutput t $ termText spinner
termSpinnerMoveLeft t (length spinner)
let newFrame = (lsSpinFrame + 1) `mod` (length spinners)
pure $ ls { lsSpinFirstRender = False
, lsSpinFrame = newFrame
}
loop :: LineState -> RIO e ()
loop ls = do
join $ atomically $ asum
[ readTQueue q >>= pure . (foldM execEv ls >=> loop)
, takeTMVar spinner >> pure (spin ls >>= loop)
]
-- Writes an individual blit to the screen
writeBlit :: T.Terminal -> LineState -> Blit -> RIO e LineState
writeBlit t ls = \case
Bel () -> do runMaybeTermOutput t vtSoundBell
pure ls
Clr () -> do runMaybeTermOutput t vtClearScreen
termRefreshLine t ls
Hop w -> termShowCursor t ls (fromIntegral w)
Lin c -> do ls2 <- termShowClear t ls
termShowLine t ls2 (pack c)
Mor () -> termShowMore t ls
Sag path noun -> pure ls
Sav path atom -> pure ls
Url url -> pure ls
-- Moves the cursor to the requested position
termShowCursor :: T.Terminal -> LineState -> Int -> RIO e LineState
termShowCursor t ls@LineState{..} {-line pos)-} newPos = do
if newPos < lsCurPos then do
replicateM_ (lsCurPos - newPos) (runMaybeTermOutput t vtParmLeft)
pure ls { lsCurPos = newPos }
else if newPos > lsCurPos then do
replicateM_ (newPos - lsCurPos) (runMaybeTermOutput t vtParmRight)
pure ls { lsCurPos = newPos }
else
pure ls
-- Moves the cursor left without any mutation of the LineState. Used only
-- in cursor spinning.
termSpinnerMoveLeft :: T.Terminal -> Int -> RIO e ()
termSpinnerMoveLeft t count =
replicateM_ count (runMaybeTermOutput t vtParmLeft)
-- Displays and sets the current line
termShowLine :: T.Terminal -> LineState -> Text -> RIO e LineState
termShowLine t ls newStr = do
io $ T.runTermOutput t $ termText newStr
pure ls { lsLine = newStr, lsCurPos = (length newStr) }
termShowClear :: T.Terminal -> LineState -> RIO e LineState
termShowClear t ls = do
io $ T.runTermOutput t $ termText "\r"
runMaybeTermOutput t vtClearToBegin
pure ls { lsLine = "", lsCurPos = 0 }
-- New Current Line
termShowMore :: T.Terminal -> LineState -> RIO e LineState
termShowMore t ls = do
io $ T.runTermOutput t $ termText "\r\n"
pure ls { lsLine = "", lsCurPos = 0 }
-- Redraw the current LineState, maintaining the current curpos
termRefreshLine :: T.Terminal -> LineState -> RIO e LineState
termRefreshLine t ls = do
let line = (lsLine ls)
curPos = (lsCurPos ls)
ls <- termShowClear t ls
ls <- termShowLine t ls line
termShowCursor t ls curPos
-- ring my bell
bell :: TQueue [Term.Ev] -> RIO e ()
bell q = atomically $ writeTQueue q $ [Term.Blits [Bel ()]]
-- Reads data from stdInput and emit the proper effect
--
-- This entire path is a divergence from how term.c does things,
-- probably. First, the vtime is 0, not 1 in term.c. So (IIUC), we'll
-- always have a latency of 1/10 of a second.
--
-- A better way to do this would be to get some sort of epoll on stdInput,
-- since that's kinda closer to what libuv does?
readTerminal :: forall e. HasLogFunc e
=> TQueue Belt -> TQueue [Term.Ev] -> (RIO e ()) -> RIO e ()
readTerminal rq wq bell =
rioAllocaBytes 1 $ \ buf -> loop (ReadData buf False False mempty 0)
where
loop :: ReadData -> RIO e ()
loop rd@ReadData{..} = do
-- The problem with using fdRead raw is that it will text encode
-- things like \ESC instead of 27. That makes it broken for our
-- purposes.
--
t <- io $ try (fdReadBuf stdInput rdBuf 1)
case t of
Left (e :: IOException) -> do
-- Ignore EAGAINs when doing reads
loop rd
Right 0 -> loop rd
Right _ -> do
w <- io $ peek rdBuf
-- print ("{" ++ (show w) ++ "}")
let c = BS.w2c w
if rdEscape then
if rdBracket then do
case c of
'A' -> sendBelt $ Aro U
'B' -> sendBelt $ Aro D
'C' -> sendBelt $ Aro R
'D' -> sendBelt $ Aro L
_ -> bell
loop rd { rdEscape = False, rdBracket = False}
else if isAsciiLower c then do
sendBelt $ Met $ Cord $ pack [c]
loop rd { rdEscape = False }
else if c == '.' then do
sendBelt $ Met $ Cord "dot"
loop rd { rdEscape = False }
else if w == 8 || w == 127 then do
sendBelt $ Met $ Cord "bac"
loop rd { rdEscape = False }
else if c == '[' || c == '0' then do
loop rd { rdBracket = True }
else do
bell
loop rd { rdEscape = False }
else if rdUTF8width /= 0 then do
-- continue reading into the utf8 accumulation buffer
rd@ReadData{..} <- pure rd { rdUTF8 = snoc rdUTF8 w }
if length rdUTF8 /= rdUTF8width then loop rd
else do
case BS.decode rdUTF8 of
Nothing ->
error "empty utf8 accumulation buffer"
Just (c, bytes) | bytes /= rdUTF8width ->
error "utf8 character size mismatch?!"
Just (c, bytes) -> sendBelt $ Txt $ Tour $ [c]
loop rd { rdUTF8 = mempty, rdUTF8width = 0 }
else if w >= 32 && w < 127 then do
sendBelt $ Txt $ Tour $ [c]
loop rd
else if w == 0 then do
bell
loop rd
else if w == 8 || w == 127 then do
sendBelt $ Bac ()
loop rd
else if w == 13 then do
sendBelt $ Ret ()
loop rd
else if w == 3 then do
-- ETX (^C)
logDebug $ displayShow "Ctrl-c interrupt"
atomically $ do
writeTQueue wq [Term.Trace "interrupt\r\n"]
writeTQueue rq $ Ctl $ Cord "c"
loop rd
else if w <= 26 then do
sendBelt $ Ctl $ Cord $ pack [BS.w2c (w + 97 - 1)]
loop rd
else if w == 27 then do
loop rd { rdEscape = True }
else do
-- start the utf8 accumulation buffer
loop rd { rdUTF8 = singleton w,
rdUTF8width = if w < 224 then 2
else if w < 240 then 3
else 4 }
sendBelt :: HasLogFunc e => Belt -> RIO e ()
sendBelt b = do
logDebug $ displayShow ("terminalBelt", b)
atomically $ writeTQueue rq b
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
term :: forall e. HasLogFunc e
=> (TSize.Window Word, Client)
-> (STM ())
-> FilePath
-> KingId
-> QueueEv
-> ([Ev], RAcquire e (EffCb e TermEf))
term (tsize, Client{..}) shutdownSTM pierPath king enqueueEv =
(initialEvents, runTerm)
where
TSize.Window wi hi = tsize
initialEvents = [(initialBlew hi wi), initialHail]
runTerm :: RAcquire e (EffCb e TermEf)
runTerm = do
tim <- mkRAcquire start stop
pure handleEffect
start :: RIO e (Async ())
start = async readBelt
stop :: Async () -> RIO e ()
stop rb = cancel rb
readBelt :: RIO e ()
readBelt = forever $ do
b <- atomically take
let blip = EvBlip $ BlipEvTerm $ TermEvBelt (UD 1, ()) $ b
atomically $ enqueueEv $ blip
handleEffect :: TermEf -> RIO e ()
handleEffect = \case
TermEfBlit _ blits -> do
let (termBlits, fsWrites) = partition isTerminalBlit blits
atomically $ give [Term.Blits termBlits]
for_ fsWrites handleFsWrite
TermEfInit _ _ -> pure ()
TermEfLogo path _ -> do
atomically $ shutdownSTM
TermEfMass _ _ -> pure ()
handleFsWrite :: Blit -> RIO e ()
handleFsWrite (Sag path noun) = performPut path (jamBS noun)
handleFsWrite (Sav path atom) = performPut path (atom ^. atomBytes)
handleFsWrite _ = pure ()
performPut :: Path -> ByteString -> RIO e ()
performPut path bs = do
let putOutFile = pierPath </> ".urb" </> "put" </> (pathToFilePath path)
createDirectoryIfMissing True (takeDirectory putOutFile)
writeFile putOutFile bs