lib/erl/src/thrift_json_protocol.erl

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%% The JSON protocol implementation was created by
%% Peter Neumark <neumark.peter@gmail.com> based on
%% the binary protocol implementation.

-module(thrift_json_protocol).

-behaviour(thrift_protocol).

-include("thrift_constants.hrl").
-include("thrift_protocol.hrl").

-export([new/1, new/2,
         read/2,
         write/2,
         flush_transport/1,
         close_transport/1,
         new_protocol_factory/2
        ]).

-record(json_context, {
    % the type of json_context: array or object
    type,
    % fields read or written
    fields_processed = 0
}).

-record(json_protocol, {
    transport,
    context_stack = [],
    jsx
}).
-type state() :: #json_protocol{}.
-include("thrift_protocol_behaviour.hrl").

-define(VERSION_1, 1).
-define(JSON_DOUBLE_PRECISION, 16).

typeid_to_json(?tType_BOOL) -> "tf";
typeid_to_json(?tType_BYTE) -> "i8";
typeid_to_json(?tType_DOUBLE) -> "dbl";
typeid_to_json(?tType_I16) -> "i16";
typeid_to_json(?tType_I32) -> "i32";
typeid_to_json(?tType_I64) -> "i64";
typeid_to_json(?tType_STRING) -> "str";
typeid_to_json(?tType_STRUCT) -> "rec";
typeid_to_json(?tType_MAP) -> "map";
typeid_to_json(?tType_SET) -> "set";
typeid_to_json(?tType_LIST) -> "lst".

json_to_typeid("tf") -> ?tType_BOOL;
json_to_typeid("i8") -> ?tType_BYTE;
json_to_typeid("dbl") -> ?tType_DOUBLE;
json_to_typeid("i16") -> ?tType_I16;
json_to_typeid("i32") -> ?tType_I32;
json_to_typeid("i64") -> ?tType_I64;
json_to_typeid("str") -> ?tType_STRING;
json_to_typeid("rec") -> ?tType_STRUCT;
json_to_typeid("map") -> ?tType_MAP;
json_to_typeid("set") -> ?tType_SET;
json_to_typeid("lst") -> ?tType_LIST.

start_context(object) -> "{";
start_context(array) -> "[".

end_context(object) -> "}";
end_context(array) -> "]".


new(Transport) ->
    new(Transport, _Options = []).

new(Transport, _Options) ->
    State  = #json_protocol{transport = Transport},
    thrift_protocol:new(?MODULE, State).

flush_transport(This = #json_protocol{transport = Transport}) ->
    {NewTransport, Result} = thrift_transport:flush(Transport),
    {This#json_protocol{
            transport = NewTransport,
            context_stack = []
        }, Result}.

close_transport(This = #json_protocol{transport = Transport}) ->
    {NewTransport, Result} = thrift_transport:close(Transport),
    {This#json_protocol{
            transport = NewTransport,
            context_stack = [],
            jsx = undefined
        }, Result}.

%%%
%%% instance methods
%%%
% places a new context on the stack:
write(#json_protocol{context_stack = Stack} = State0, {enter_context, Type}) ->
    {State1, ok} = write_values(State0, [{context_pre_item, false}]),
    State2 = State1#json_protocol{context_stack = [
        #json_context{type=Type}|Stack]},
    write_values(State2,  [list_to_binary(start_context(Type))]);

% removes the topmost context from stack    
write(#json_protocol{context_stack = [CurrCtxt|Stack]} = State0, {exit_context}) ->
    Type = CurrCtxt#json_context.type,
    State1 = State0#json_protocol{context_stack = Stack},
    write_values(State1, [
            list_to_binary(end_context(Type)),
            {context_post_item, false}
        ]);

% writes necessary prelude to field or container depending on current context   
write(#json_protocol{context_stack = []} = This0,
    {context_pre_item, _}) -> {This0, ok};
write(#json_protocol{context_stack = [Context|_CtxtTail]} = This0,
    {context_pre_item, MayNeedQuotes}) ->
    FieldNo = Context#json_context.fields_processed,
    CtxtType = Context#json_context.type,
    Rem = FieldNo rem 2,
    case {CtxtType, FieldNo, Rem, MayNeedQuotes} of
        {array, N, _, _} when N > 0 ->  % array element (not first)
            write(This0, <<",">>);
        {object, 0, _, true} -> % non-string object key (first)
            write(This0, <<"\"">>);
        {object, N, 0, true} when N > 0 -> % non-string object key (not first)
            write(This0, <<",\"">>);
        {object, N, 0, false} when N > 0-> % string object key (not first)
            write(This0, <<",">>);
        _ -> % no pre-field necessary
            {This0, ok}
    end;

% writes necessary postlude to field or container depending on current context   
write(#json_protocol{context_stack = []} = This0,
    {context_post_item, _}) -> {This0, ok};
write(#json_protocol{context_stack = [Context|CtxtTail]} = This0,
    {context_post_item, MayNeedQuotes}) ->
    FieldNo = Context#json_context.fields_processed,
    CtxtType = Context#json_context.type,
    Rem = FieldNo rem 2,
    {This1, ok} = case {CtxtType, Rem, MayNeedQuotes} of
        {object, 0, true} -> % non-string object key 
            write(This0, <<"\":">>);
        {object, 0, false} -> % string object key 
            write(This0, <<":">>);
        _ -> % no pre-field necessary
            {This0, ok}
    end,
    NewContext = Context#json_context{fields_processed = FieldNo + 1},
    {This1#json_protocol{context_stack=[NewContext|CtxtTail]}, ok};

write(This0, #protocol_message_begin{
    name = Name,
    type = Type,
    seqid = Seqid}) ->
    write_values(This0, [
        {enter_context, array},
        {i32, ?VERSION_1},
        {string, Name},
        {i32, Type},
        {i32, Seqid}
    ]);

write(This, message_end) ->  
    write_values(This, [{exit_context}]);

% Example field expression: "1":{"dbl":3.14}
write(This0, #protocol_field_begin{
       name = _Name,
       type = Type,
       id = Id}) ->
    write_values(This0, [
        % entering 'outer' object
        {i16, Id},
        % entering 'outer' object
        {enter_context, object},
        {string, typeid_to_json(Type)}
    ]);

write(This, field_stop) -> 
    {This, ok};

write(This, field_end) -> 
    write_values(This,[{exit_context}]);

% Example message with map: [1,"testMap",1,0,{"1":{"map":["i32","i32",3,{"7":77,"8":88,"9":99}]}}]
write(This0, #protocol_map_begin{
       ktype = Ktype,
       vtype = Vtype,
       size = Size}) ->
    write_values(This0, [
        {enter_context, array},
        {string, typeid_to_json(Ktype)},
        {string, typeid_to_json(Vtype)},
        {i32, Size},
        {enter_context, object}
    ]);

write(This, map_end) -> 
    write_values(This,[
        {exit_context},
        {exit_context}
    ]);

write(This0, #protocol_list_begin{
        etype = Etype,
        size = Size}) ->
    write_values(This0, [
        {enter_context, array},
        {string, typeid_to_json(Etype)},
        {i32, Size}
    ]);

write(This, list_end) -> 
    write_values(This,[
        {exit_context}
    ]);

% example message with set: [1,"testSet",1,0,{"1":{"set":["i32",3,1,2,3]}}]
write(This0, #protocol_set_begin{
        etype = Etype,
        size = Size}) ->
    write_values(This0, [
        {enter_context, array},
        {string, typeid_to_json(Etype)},
        {i32, Size}
    ]);

write(This, set_end) -> 
    write_values(This,[
        {exit_context}
    ]);
% example message with struct: [1,"testStruct",1,0,{"1":{"rec":{"1":{"str":"worked"},"4":{"i8":1},"9":{"i32":1073741824},"11":{"i64":1152921504606847000}}}}]
write(This, #protocol_struct_begin{}) -> 
    write_values(This, [
        {enter_context, object}
    ]);

write(This, struct_end) -> 
    write_values(This,[
        {exit_context}
    ]);

write(This, {bool, true})  -> write_values(This, [
        {context_pre_item, true},
        <<"true">>,
        {context_post_item, true}
    ]);

write(This, {bool, false}) -> write_values(This, [
        {context_pre_item, true},
        <<"false">>,
        {context_post_item, true}
    ]);

write(This, {byte, Byte}) -> write_values(This, [
        {context_pre_item, true},
        list_to_binary(integer_to_list(Byte)),
        {context_post_item, true}
    ]);

write(This, {i16, I16}) ->
    write(This, {byte, I16});

write(This, {i32, I32}) ->
    write(This, {byte, I32});

write(This, {i64, I64}) ->
    write(This, {byte, I64});

write(This, {double, Double}) -> write_values(This, [
        {context_pre_item, true},
        list_to_binary(io_lib:format("~.*f", [?JSON_DOUBLE_PRECISION,Double])),
        {context_post_item, true}
    ]);

write(This0, {string, Str}) -> write_values(This0, [
        {context_pre_item, false},
        case is_binary(Str) of
            true -> Str;
            false -> jsx:term_to_json(list_to_binary(Str), [{strict, false}])
        end,
        {context_post_item, false}
    ]);

%% TODO: binary fields should be base64 encoded?

%% Data :: iolist()
write(This = #json_protocol{transport = Trans}, Data) ->
    %io:format("Data ~p Ctxt ~p~n~n", [Data, This#json_protocol.context_stack]),
    {NewTransport, Result} = thrift_transport:write(Trans, Data),
    {This#json_protocol{transport = NewTransport}, Result}.

write_values(This0, ValueList) ->
    FinalState = lists:foldl(
        fun(Val, ThisIn) ->
            {ThisOut, ok} = write(ThisIn, Val),
            ThisOut
        end,
        This0,
        ValueList),
    {FinalState, ok}.

%% I wish the erlang version of the transport interface included a 
%% read_all function (like eg. the java implementation). Since it doesn't,
%% here's my version (even though it probably shouldn't be in this file).
%%
%% The resulting binary is immediately send to the JSX stream parser.
%% Subsequent calls to read actually operate on the events returned by JSX.
read_all(#json_protocol{transport = Transport0} = State) ->
    {Transport1, Bin} = read_all_1(Transport0, []),
    P = jsx:parser(),
    State#json_protocol{
        transport = Transport1,
        jsx = P(Bin)
    }.

read_all_1(Transport0, IoList) ->
    {Transport1, Result} = thrift_transport:read(Transport0, 1),
    case Result of
        {ok, <<>>} -> % nothing read: assume we're done
            {Transport1, iolist_to_binary(lists:reverse(IoList))};
        {ok, Data} -> % character successfully read; read more
            read_all_1(Transport1, [Data|IoList]);
        {error, 'EOF'} -> % we're done
            {Transport1, iolist_to_binary(lists:reverse(IoList))}
    end.

% Expect reads an event from the JSX event stream. It receives an event or data
% type as input. Comparing the read event from the one is was passed, it
% returns an error if something other than the expected value is encountered.
% Expect also maintains the context stack in #json_protocol.
expect(#json_protocol{jsx={event, {Type, Data}=Ev, Next}}=State, ExpectedType) ->
    NextState = State#json_protocol{jsx=Next()},
    case Type == ExpectedType of
        true -> 
            {NextState, {ok, convert_data(Type, Data)}};
        false ->
            {NextState, {error, {unexpected_json_event, Ev}}}
    end;

expect(#json_protocol{jsx={event, Event, Next}}=State, ExpectedEvent) ->
     expect(State#json_protocol{jsx={event, {Event, none}, Next}}, ExpectedEvent).

convert_data(integer, I) -> list_to_integer(I);
convert_data(float, F) -> list_to_float(F);
convert_data(_, D) -> D.

expect_many(State, ExpectedList) ->
    expect_many_1(State, ExpectedList, [], ok).

expect_many_1(State, [], ResultList, Status) ->
    {State, {Status, lists:reverse(ResultList)}};
expect_many_1(State, [Expected|ExpTail], ResultList, _PrevStatus) ->
    {State1, {Status, Data}} = expect(State, Expected),
    NewResultList = [Data|ResultList],
    case Status of
        % in case of error, end prematurely
        error -> expect_many_1(State1, [], NewResultList, Status);
        ok -> expect_many_1(State1, ExpTail, NewResultList, Status)
    end.

% wrapper around expect to make life easier for container opening/closing functions
expect_nodata(This, ExpectedList) ->
    case expect_many(This, ExpectedList) of
        {State, {ok, _}} -> 
            {State, ok};
        Error -> 
            Error
    end.

read_field(#json_protocol{jsx={event, Field, Next}} = State) ->
    NewState = State#json_protocol{jsx=Next()},
    {NewState, Field}.

read(This0, message_begin) ->
    % call read_all to get the contents of the transport buffer into JSX.
    This1 = read_all(This0),
    case expect_many(This1, 
            [start_array, integer, string, integer, integer]) of
        {This2, {ok, [_, Version, Name, Type, SeqId]}} ->
            case Version =:= ?VERSION_1 of
                true ->
                    {This2, #protocol_message_begin{name  = Name,
                                                    type  = Type,
                                                    seqid = SeqId}};
                false ->
                    {This2, {error, no_json_protocol_version}}
            end;
        Other -> Other
    end;

read(This, message_end) -> 
    expect_nodata(This, [end_array]);

read(This, struct_begin) -> 
    expect_nodata(This, [start_object]);

read(This, struct_end) -> 
    expect_nodata(This, [end_object]);

read(This0, field_begin) ->
    {This1, Read} = expect_many(This0, 
            [%field id
             key, 
             % {} surrounding field
             start_object, 
             % type of field
             key]),
    case Read of
        {ok, [FieldIdStr, _, FieldType]} ->
            {This1, #protocol_field_begin{
                type = json_to_typeid(FieldType), 
                id = list_to_integer(FieldIdStr)}}; % TODO: do we need to wrap this in a try/catch?
        {error,[{unexpected_json_event, {end_object,none}}]} ->
            {This1, #protocol_field_begin{type = ?tType_STOP}};
        Other -> 
            io:format("**** OTHER branch selected ****"),
            {This1, Other}
    end;

read(This, field_end) -> 
    expect_nodata(This, [end_object]);

% Example message with map: [1,"testMap",1,0,{"1":{"map":["i32","i32",3,{"7":77,"8":88,"9":99}]}}]
read(This0, map_begin) ->
    case expect_many(This0, 
            [start_array,
             % key type
             string, 
             % value type
             string, 
             % size
             integer,
             % the following object contains the map
             start_object]) of
        {This1, {ok, [_, Ktype, Vtype, Size, _]}} ->
            {This1, #protocol_map_begin{ktype = Ktype,
                                vtype = Vtype,
                                size = Size}};
        Other -> Other
    end;

read(This, map_end) -> 
    expect_nodata(This, [end_object, end_array]);

read(This0, list_begin) ->
    case expect_many(This0, 
            [start_array,
             % element type
             string, 
             % size
             integer]) of
        {This1, {ok, [_, Etype, Size]}} ->
            {This1, #protocol_list_begin{
                etype = Etype,
                size = Size}};
        Other -> Other
    end;

read(This, list_end) -> 
    expect_nodata(This, [end_array]);

% example message with set: [1,"testSet",1,0,{"1":{"set":["i32",3,1,2,3]}}]
read(This0, set_begin) ->
    case expect_many(This0, 
            [start_array,
             % element type
             string, 
             % size
             integer]) of
        {This1, {ok, [_, Etype, Size]}} ->
            {This1, #protocol_set_begin{
                etype = Etype,
                size = Size}};
        Other -> Other
    end;

read(This, set_end) -> 
    expect_nodata(This, [end_array]);

read(This0, field_stop) ->
    {This0, ok};
%%

read(This0, bool) ->
    {This1, Field} = read_field(This0),
    Value = case Field of
        {literal, I} -> 
            {ok, I}; 
        _Other ->
            {error, unexpected_event_for_boolean}
    end,
    {This1, Value};

read(This0, byte) ->
    {This1, Field} = read_field(This0),
    Value = case Field of
        {key, K} ->
            {ok, list_to_integer(K)};
        {integer, I} -> 
            {ok, list_to_integer(I)}; 
        _Other ->
            {error, unexpected_event_for_integer}
    end,
    {This1, Value};

read(This0, i16) ->
    read(This0, byte);

read(This0, i32) ->
    read(This0, byte);

read(This0, i64) ->
    read(This0, byte);

read(This0, double) ->
    {This1, Field} = read_field(This0),
    Value = case Field of
        {float, I} -> 
            {ok, list_to_float(I)}; 
        _Other ->
            {error, unexpected_event_for_double}
    end,
    {This1, Value};

% returns a binary directly, call binary_to_list if necessary
read(This0, string) ->
    {This1, Field} = read_field(This0),
    Value = case Field of
        {string, I} -> 
            {ok, I}; 
        {key, J} -> 
            {ok, J}; 
        _Other ->
            {error, unexpected_event_for_string}
    end,
    {This1, Value}.

%%%% FACTORY GENERATION %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

%% returns a (fun() -> thrift_protocol())
new_protocol_factory(TransportFactory, _Options) ->
    % Only strice read/write are implemented
    F = fun() ->
                {ok, Transport} = TransportFactory(),
                thrift_json_protocol:new(Transport, [])
        end,
    {ok, F}.