# frozen_string_literal: true require 'faye/websocket/client' require 'json_schemer' class Runner::Connection # These are events for which callbacks can be registered. EVENTS = %i[start output exit stdout stderr].freeze BACKEND_OUTPUT_SCHEMA = JSONSchemer.schema(JSON.parse(File.read('lib/runner/backend-output.schema.json'))) def initialize(url) @socket = Faye::WebSocket::Client.new(url, [], ping: 5) # For every event type of faye websockets, the corresponding # RunnerConnection method starting with `on_` is called. %i[open message error close].each do |event_type| @socket.on(event_type) {|event| __send__(:"on_#{event_type}", event) } end # This registers empty default callbacks. EVENTS.each {|event_type| instance_variable_set(:"@#{event_type}_callback", ->(e) {}) } @start_callback = -> {} @exit_code = 0 end def on(event, &block) return unless EVENTS.include? event instance_variable_set(:"@#{event}_callback", block) end def send(data) @socket.send(encode(data)) end private def decode(event) JSON.parse(event).deep_symbolize_keys end def encode(data) data end def on_message(event) return unless BACKEND_OUTPUT_SCHEMA.valid?(JSON.parse(event.data)) event = decode(event.data) # There is one `handle_` method for every message type defined in the WebSocket schema. __send__("handle_#{event[:type]}", event) end def on_open(_event) @start_callback.call end def on_error(_event); end def on_close(_event) @exit_callback.call @exit_code end def handle_exit(event) @exit_code = event[:data] end def handle_stdout(event) @stdout_callback.call event[:data] @output_callback.call event[:data] end def handle_stderr(event) @stderr_callback.call event[:data] @output_callback.call event[:data] end def handle_error(_event); end def handle_start(_event); end def handle_timeout(_event) raise Runner::Error::ExecutionTimeout.new('Execution exceeded its time limit') end end