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lib/phoenix/channel/transport.ex
defmodule Phoenix.Channel.Transport do
alias Phoenix.Socket
alias Phoenix.Channel
alias Phoenix.Socket.Message
@moduledoc """
Handles dispatching incoming and outgoing Channel messages
## The Transport Adapter Contract
The Transport layer dispatches `%Phoenix.Socket.Message{}`'s from remote clients,
backed by different Channel transport implementations and serializations.
### Server
To implement a Transport adapter, the Server must broker the following actions:
* Handle receiving incoming, encoded `%Phoenix.Socket.Message{}`'s from
remote clients, then deserialing and fowarding message through
`Phoenix.Transport.dispatch/2`. Finish by keeping state of returned
HashDict of `%Phoenix.Socket{}`s.
* Handle receiving outgoing `%Phoenix.Socket.Message{}`s as Elixir process
messages, then encoding and fowarding to connected remote client.
* Handle receiving arbitrary Elixir messages and fowarding through
`Phoenix.Transport.dispatch_info/2`. Finish by keeping state of returned
HashDict of `%Phoenix.Socket{}`s.
* Handle remote client disconnects and relaying event through
`Phoenix.Transport.dispatch_leave/2`
See `Phoenix.Transports.WebSocket` for an example transport server implementation.
### Remote Client
Phoenix includes a JavaScript client for WebSocket and Longpolling support using JSON
encodings.
However, a client can be implemented for other protocols and encodings by
abiding by the `Phoenix.Socket.Message` format
See `assets/cs/phoenix.coffee` for an example transport client implementation.
"""
defmodule InvalidReturn do
defexception [:message]
def exception(msg) do
%InvalidReturn{message: "Invalid Handler return: #{inspect msg}"}
end
end
@doc """
Dispatches `%Phoenix.Socket.Message{}` to Channel. All serialized, remote client messages
should be deserialied and fowarded through this function by adapters.
The following return signatures must be handled by transport adapters:
* `{:ok, sockets}` - Successful dispatch, with updated `HashDict` of sockets
* `{:error, sockets, reason}` - Failed dispatched with updatd `HashDict` of sockets
The returned `HashDict` of `%Phoenix.Socket{}`s must be held by the adapter
"""
def dispatch(msg = %Message{}, sockets, adapter_pid, router) do
socket = %Socket{pid: adapter_pid, router: router, channel: msg.channel, topic: msg.topic}
sockets
|> HashDict.get({msg.channel, msg.topic}, socket)
|> dispatch(msg.channel, msg.event, msg.message)
|> case do
{:ok, socket} ->
{:ok, HashDict.put(sockets, {msg.channel, msg.topic}, socket)}
{:error, _socket, reason} ->
{:error, sockets, reason}
end
end
def dispatch(socket, "phoenix", "heartbeat", _msg) do
msg = %Message{channel: "phoenix", topic: "conn", event: "heartbeat", message: %{}}
send socket.pid, msg
{:ok, socket}
end
def dispatch(socket, channel, "join", msg) do
socket
|> socket.router.match(:socket, channel, "join", msg)
|> handle_result("join")
end
def dispatch(socket, channel, event, msg) do
if Socket.authorized?(socket, channel, socket.topic) do
socket
|> socket.router.match(:socket, channel, event, msg)
|> handle_result(event)
else
handle_result({:error, socket, :unauthenticated}, event)
end
end
defp handle_result({:ok, socket}, "join") do
{:ok, Channel.subscribe(socket, socket.channel, socket.topic)}
end
defp handle_result(socket = %Socket{}, "leave") do
{:ok, Channel.unsubscribe(socket, socket.channel, socket.topic)}
end
defp handle_result(socket = %Socket{}, _event) do
{:ok, socket}
end
defp handle_result({:error, socket, reason}, _event) do
{:error, socket, reason}
end
defp handle_result(bad_return, event) when event in ["join", "leave"] do
raise InvalidReturn, message: """
expected {:ok, %Socket{}} | {:error, %Socket{}, reason} got #{inspect bad_return}
"""
end
defp handle_result(bad_return, _event) do
raise InvalidReturn, message: """
expected %Socket{} got #{inspect bad_return}
"""
end
@doc """
Arbitrary Elixir processes are received by adapters and forwarded through
this function to be dispatched as `"info"` events on each socket channel.
The returned `HashDict` of `%Phoenix.Socket{}`s must be held by the adapter
"""
def dispatch_info(sockets, data) do
sockets = Enum.reduce sockets, sockets, fn {_, socket}, sockets ->
{:ok, socket} = dispatch_info(socket, socket.channel, data)
HashDict.put(sockets, {socket.channel, socket.topic}, socket)
end
{:ok, sockets}
end
def dispatch_info(socket = %Socket{}, channel, data) do
socket
|> socket.router.match(:socket, channel, "info", data)
|> handle_result("info")
end
@doc """
Whenever a remote client disconnects, the adapter must forward the event through
this function to be dispatched as `"leave"` events on each socket channel.
Most adapters shutdown after this dispatch as they client has disconnected
"""
def dispatch_leave(sockets, reason) do
Enum.each sockets, fn {_, socket} ->
socket
|> socket.router.match(:socket, socket.channel, "leave", reason: reason)
|> handle_result("leave")
end
:ok
end
end