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WebService/Sources/WebServer.cpp
1/*
2 * Copyright(c) Sophist Solutions, Inc. 1990-2025. All rights reserved
3 */
4#include "Stroika/Frameworks/StroikaPreComp.h"
5
6#include "Stroika/Foundation/Characters/FloatConversion.h"
7#include "Stroika/Foundation/Characters/String2Int.h"
9#include "Stroika/Foundation/Common/Property.h"
11#include "Stroika/Foundation/IO/Network/HTTP/Exception.h"
12#include "Stroika/Foundation/IO/Network/HTTP/Headers.h"
13#include "Stroika/Foundation/IO/Network/HTTP/Methods.h"
15
16#include "Stroika/Frameworks/WebServer/ConnectionManager.h"
17#include "Stroika/Frameworks/WebServer/Router.h"
18#include "Stroika/Frameworks/WebService/Server/Basic.h"
19#include "Stroika/Frameworks/WebService/Server/ObjectRequestHandler.h"
20#include "Stroika/Frameworks/WebService/Server/VariantValue.h"
21
22#include "WebServer.h"
23
24#include "AppVersion.h"
25
26using namespace std;
27
28using namespace Stroika::Foundation;
31using namespace Stroika::Foundation::Execution;
33using namespace Stroika::Foundation::Traversal;
34
35using namespace Stroika::Frameworks::WebServer;
36using namespace Stroika::Frameworks::WebService;
37using namespace Stroika::Frameworks::WebService::Server;
38using namespace Stroika::Frameworks::WebService::Server::VariantValue;
39
40using Memory::BLOB;
42using Stroika::Frameworks::WebServer::Response;
44
45using namespace StroikaSample::WebServices;
46
47namespace {
48 const Headers kDefaultResponseHeaders_{[] () {
49 Headers h;
50 h.server = "Stroika-Sample-WebServices/"_k + AppVersion::kVersion.AsMajorMinorString ();
51 return h;
52 }()};
53}
54
55namespace {
56 const ObjectRequestHandler::Options kBinaryOpObjRequestOptions_ = {.fObjectMapper = Model::kMapper,
57 .fExtractVariantValueFromRequest = ExtractArgumentsAsVariantValue::FromRequest,
58 .fTreatBodyAsListOfArguments = Iterable<String>{"arg1"sv, "arg2"sv}};
59}
60
61/*
62 * It's often helpful to structure together, routes, special interceptors, with your connection manager, to package up
63 * all the logic /options for HTTP interface.
64 *
65 * This particular organization also makes it easy to save instance variables with the webserver (like a pointer to a handler)
66 * and access them from the Route handler functions.
67 */
68class WebServer::Rep_ {
69public:
70 const Sequence<Route> kRoutes_; // rules saying how to map urls to code
71 shared_ptr<IWSAPI> fWSImpl_; // application logic actually handling webservices
72 ConnectionManager fConnectionMgr_; // manage http connection objects, thread pool, etc
73
74 static const WebServiceMethodDescription kVariables_;
75
76 static const WebServiceMethodDescription kPlus_;
77 static const WebServiceMethodDescription kMinus;
78 static const WebServiceMethodDescription kTimes;
79 static const WebServiceMethodDescription kDivide;
80
81 Rep_ (uint16_t portNumber, const shared_ptr<IWSAPI>& wsImpl)
82 : kRoutes_{Route{""_RegEx, DefaultPage_},
83
84 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kPost, "SetAppState"_RegEx, SetAppState_},
85
86 Route{"FRED"_RegEx,
87 [] (Request&, Response& response) {
88 response.write ("FRED");
89 response.contentType = InternetMediaTypes::kText_PLAIN;
90 }},
91
92 /*
93 * the 'variable' API demonstrates a typical REST style CRUD usage - where the 'arguments' mainly come from
94 * the URL itself.
95 */
96 Route{"variables(/?)"_RegEx,
97 [this] (Message& m) {
98 WriteResponse (m.rwResponse (), kVariables_, kMapper.FromObject (fWSImpl_->Variables_GET ()));
99 }},
100 Route{"variables/(.+)"_RegEx,
101 [this] (Message& m, const String& varName) {
102 WriteResponse (m.rwResponse (), kVariables_, kMapper.FromObject (fWSImpl_->Variables_GET (varName)));
103 }},
104 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kPostOrPut, "variables/(.+)"_RegEx,
105 [this] (Message& m, const String& varName) {
106 optional<Number> number;
107 // demo getting argument from the body
108 if (not number) {
109 // read if content-type is text (not json)
110 if (m.request ().contentType () and
111 InternetMediaTypeRegistry::sThe->IsA (InternetMediaTypes::kText_PLAIN, *m.request ().contentType ())) {
112 String argsAsString = Streams::BinaryToText::Reader::New (m.rwRequest ().GetBody ()).ReadAll ();
113 number = kMapper.ToObject<Number> (DataExchange::VariantValue{argsAsString});
114 }
115 }
116 // demo getting argument from the query argument
117 if (not number) {
118 static const String kValueParamName_ = "value"sv;
119 Mapping<String, DataExchange::VariantValue> args = PickoutParamValuesFromURL (m.request ());
120 number = Model::kMapper.ToObject<Number> (args.LookupValue (kValueParamName_));
121 }
122 // demo getting either query arg, or url encoded arg
123 if (not number) {
124 static const String kValueParamName_ = "value"sv;
125 // NOTE - PickoutParamValues combines PickoutParamValuesFromURL, and PickoutParamValuesFromBody. You can use
126 // Either one of those instead. PickoutParamValuesFromURL assumes you know the name of the parameter, and its
127 // encoded in the query string. PickoutParamValuesFromBody assumes you have something equivalent you can parse ouf
128 // of the body, either json encoded or form-encoded (as of 2.1d23, only json encoded supported)
129 Mapping<String, DataExchange::VariantValue> args = PickoutParamValues (m.rwRequest ());
130 number = Model::kMapper.ToObject<Number> (args.LookupValue (kValueParamName_));
131 }
132 if (not number) {
133 Throw (HTTP::ClientErrorException{"Expected argument to PUT/POST variable"sv});
134 }
135 fWSImpl_->Variables_SET (varName, *number);
136 WriteResponse (m.rwResponse (), kVariables_);
137 }},
138 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kDelete, "variables/(.+)"_RegEx,
139 /*
140 * varName - the first string argument to the request handler - comes from the first (and only) capture in the regexp.
141 */
142 [this] (Message& m, const String& varName) {
143 fWSImpl_->Variables_DELETE (varName);
144 WriteResponse (m.rwResponse (), kVariables_);
145 }},
146
147 /*
148 * plus, minus, times, and divide, test-void-return all all demonstrate passing in variables through either the POST body, or query-arguments.
149 */
150 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kPost, "plus"_RegEx,
151 ObjectRequestHandler::Factory{kBinaryOpObjRequestOptions_,
152 [this] (Number arg1, Number arg2) { return fWSImpl_->plus (arg1, arg2); }}},
153 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kPost, "minus"_RegEx,
154 ObjectRequestHandler::Factory{kBinaryOpObjRequestOptions_,
155 [this] (Number arg1, Number arg2) { return fWSImpl_->minus (arg1, arg2); }}},
156 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kPost, "times"_RegEx,
157 ObjectRequestHandler::Factory{kBinaryOpObjRequestOptions_,
158 [this] (Number arg1, Number arg2) { return fWSImpl_->times (arg1, arg2); }}},
159 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kPost, "divide"_RegEx,
160 ObjectRequestHandler::Factory{kBinaryOpObjRequestOptions_,
161 [this] (Number arg1, Number arg2) { return fWSImpl_->divide (arg1, arg2); }}},
162 Route{HTTP::MethodsRegEx::kPost, "test-void-return"_RegEx,
165 .fTreatBodyAsListOfArguments = Iterable<String>{"err-if-more-than-10"sv}},
166 [] (double check) {
167 if (check > 10) {
168 Throw (Exception{"more than 10"sv});
169 }
170 }}}}
171 , fWSImpl_{wsImpl}
172 , fConnectionMgr_{SocketAddresses (InternetAddresses_Any (), portNumber), kRoutes_,
173 ConnectionManager::Options{.fDefaultResponseHeaders = kDefaultResponseHeaders_}}
174 {
175 }
176 // Can declare arguments as Request&,Response&
177 static void DefaultPage_ (Request&, Response& response)
178 {
179 WriteDocsPage (response,
181 kVariables_,
182 kPlus_,
183 kMinus,
184 kTimes,
185 kDivide,
186 },
187 DocsOptions{"Stroika Sample WebService - Web Methods"_k, "Note - curl lines all in bash quoting syntax"_k});
188 }
189 static void SetAppState_ (Message& message)
190 {
191 String argsAsString = Streams::BinaryToText::Reader::New (message.rwRequest ().GetBody ()).ReadAll ();
192 message.rwResponse ().writeln ("<html><body><p>Hi SetAppState ("sv + argsAsString + ")</p></body></html>"sv);
193 message.rwResponse ().contentType = InternetMediaTypes::kHTML;
194 }
195};
196
197/*
198 * Documentation on WSAPIs
199 */
200const WebServiceMethodDescription WebServer::Rep_::kVariables_{
201 "variables"_k,
202 Set<String>{HTTP::Methods::kGet, HTTP::Methods::kPost, HTTP::Methods::kDelete},
203 InternetMediaTypes::kJSON,
204 {},
205 Sequence<String>{"curl http://localhost:8080/variables -v --output -", "curl http://localhost:8080/variables/x -v --output -",
206 "curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/variables/x -v --output -",
207 "curl -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" -X POST -d '{\"value\": 3}' http://localhost:8080/variables/x --output -",
208 "curl -H \"Content-Type: text/plain\" -X POST -d 3 http://localhost:8080/variables/x --output -"},
209 Sequence<String>{"@todo - this is a rough draft (but functional). It could use alot of cleanup and review to see WHICH way I recommend "
210 "using, and just provide the recommended ways in samples"},
211};
212
213const WebServiceMethodDescription WebServer::Rep_::kPlus_{
214 "plus"_k,
215 Set<String>{HTTP::Methods::kPost},
216 InternetMediaTypes::kJSON,
217 {},
219 "curl -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" -X POST -d '{\"arg1\": 3, \"arg2\": 5 }' http://localhost:8080/plus --output -",
220 "curl -X POST 'http://localhost:8080/plus?arg1=3&arg2=5' --output -",
221 },
222 Sequence<String>{"add the two argument numbers"},
223};
224const WebServiceMethodDescription WebServer::Rep_::kMinus{
225 "minus"_k,
226 Set<String>{HTTP::Methods::kPost},
227 InternetMediaTypes::kJSON,
228 {},
230 "curl -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" -X POST -d '{\"arg1\": 4.5, \"arg2\": -3.23 }' http://localhost:8080/minus --output -",
231 },
232 Sequence<String>{"subtract the two argument numbers"},
233};
234const WebServiceMethodDescription WebServer::Rep_::kTimes{
235 "times"_k,
236 Set<String>{HTTP::Methods::kPost},
237 InternetMediaTypes::kJSON,
238 {},
240 "curl -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" -X POST -d '{\"arg1\":\"2 + 4i\", \"arg2\": 3.2 }' http://localhost:8080/times "
241 "--output -",
242 "curl -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" -X POST -d '{\"arg1\":\"2 + i\", \"arg2\": \"2 - i\" }' http://localhost:8080/times "
243 "--output -",
244 },
245 Sequence<String>{"multiply the two argument numbers"},
246};
247const WebServiceMethodDescription WebServer::Rep_::kDivide{
248 "divide"_k,
249 Set<String>{HTTP::Methods::kPost},
250 InternetMediaTypes::kJSON,
251 {},
253 "curl -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" -X POST -d '{\"arg1\":\"2 + i\", \"arg2\": 0 }' http://localhost:8080/divide --output "
254 "-",
255 },
256 Sequence<String>{"divide the two argument numbers"},
257};
258
259WebServer::WebServer (uint16_t portNumber, const shared_ptr<IWSAPI>& wsImpl)
260 : fRep_{make_shared<Rep_> (portNumber, wsImpl)}
261{
262}
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Definition String.h:201
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A generalization of a vector: a container whose elements are keyed by the natural numbers.
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static Execution::Synchronized< InternetMediaTypeRegistry > sThe
nonvirtual VariantValue FromObject(const T &from) const
nonvirtual T ToObject(const VariantValue &v) const
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Definition Exceptions.h:157
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Definition Headers.h:129
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Definition Headers.h:404
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Definition Iterable.h:237
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Definition Message.h:93
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Definition Message.h:80
this represents a HTTP request object for the WebServer module
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void Throw(T &&e2Throw)
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Ptr New(const InputStream::Ptr< byte > &src, optional< AutomaticCodeCvtFlags > codeCvtFlags={}, optional< SeekableFlag > seekable={}, ReadAhead readAhead=eReadAheadAllowed)
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STL namespace.
ConnectionManager::Options specify things like default headers, caching policies, binding flags (not ...
Options for ObjectRequestHandler - mostly the ObjectVariantMapper, but also a few others depending on...