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package jdk.internal.net.http;

import java.io.IOException;

import java.lang.System.Logger.Level;

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.Collections;

import java.util.List;

import java.util.function.Consumer;

import java.net.http.HttpHeaders;

import java.net.http.HttpResponse;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.Logger;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.Utils;

/**

 * Implements chunked/fixed transfer encodings of HTTP/1.1 responses.

 *

 * Call pushBody() to read the body (blocking). Data and errors are provided

 * to given Consumers. After final buffer delivered, empty optional delivered

 */

class ResponseContent {

    final HttpResponse.BodySubscriber<?> pusher;

    final int contentLength;

    final HttpHeaders headers;

    // this needs to run before we complete the body

    // so that connection can be returned to pool

    private final Runnable onFinished;

    private final String dbgTag;

    ResponseContent(HttpConnection connection,

                    int contentLength,

                    HttpHeaders h,

                    HttpResponse.BodySubscriber<?> userSubscriber,

                    Runnable onFinished)

    {

        this.pusher = userSubscriber;

        this.contentLength = contentLength;

        this.headers = h;

        this.onFinished = onFinished;

        this.dbgTag = connection.dbgString() + "/ResponseContent";

    }

    static final int LF = 10;

    static final int CR = 13;

    private boolean chunkedContent, chunkedContentInitialized;

    boolean contentChunked() throws IOException {

        if (chunkedContentInitialized) {

            return chunkedContent;

        }

        if (contentLength == -1) {

            String tc = headers.firstValue("Transfer-Encoding")

                               .orElse("");

            if (!tc.equals("")) {

                if (tc.equalsIgnoreCase("chunked")) {

                    chunkedContent = true;

                } else {

                    throw new IOException("invalid content");

                }

            } else {

                chunkedContent = false;

            }

        }

        chunkedContentInitialized = true;

        return chunkedContent;

    }

    interface BodyParser extends Consumer<ByteBuffer> {

        void onSubscribe(AbstractSubscription sub);

    }

    // Returns a parser that will take care of parsing the received byte

    // buffers and forward them to the BodySubscriber.

    // When the parser is done, it will call onComplete.

    // If parsing was successful, the throwable parameter will be null.

    // Otherwise it will be the exception that occurred

    // Note: revisit: it might be better to use a CompletableFuture than

    //       a completion handler.

    BodyParser getBodyParser(Consumer<Throwable> onComplete)

        throws IOException {

        if (contentChunked()) {

            return new ChunkedBodyParser(onComplete);

        } else {

            return new FixedLengthBodyParser(contentLength, onComplete);

        }

    }

    static enum ChunkState {READING_LENGTH, READING_DATA, DONE}

    class ChunkedBodyParser implements BodyParser {

        final ByteBuffer READMORE = Utils.EMPTY_BYTEBUFFER;

        final Consumer<Throwable> onComplete;

        final Logger debug = Utils.getDebugLogger(this::dbgString, Utils.DEBUG);

        final String dbgTag = ResponseContent.this.dbgTag + "/ChunkedBodyParser";

        volatile Throwable closedExceptionally;

        volatile int partialChunklen = 0; // partially read chunk len

        volatile int chunklen = -1;  // number of bytes in chunk

        volatile int bytesremaining;  // number of bytes in chunk left to be read incl CRLF

        volatile boolean cr = false;  // tryReadChunkLength has found CR

        volatile int bytesToConsume;  // number of bytes that still need to be consumed before proceeding

        volatile ChunkState state = ChunkState.READING_LENGTH; // current state

        volatile AbstractSubscription sub;

        ChunkedBodyParser(Consumer<Throwable> onComplete) {

            this.onComplete = onComplete;

        }

        String dbgString() {

            return dbgTag;

        }

        @Override

        public void onSubscribe(AbstractSubscription sub) {

            if (debug.on())

                debug.log("onSubscribe: "  + pusher.getClass().getName());

            pusher.onSubscribe(this.sub = sub);

        }

        @Override

        public void accept(ByteBuffer b) {

            if (closedExceptionally != null) {

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("already closed: " + closedExceptionally);

                return;

            }

            boolean completed = false;

            try {

                List<ByteBuffer> out = new ArrayList<>();

                do {

                    if (tryPushOneHunk(b, out))  {

                        // We're done! (true if the final chunk was parsed).

                        if (!out.isEmpty()) {

                            // push what we have and complete

                            // only reduce demand if we actually push something.

                            // we would not have come here if there was no

                            // demand.

                            boolean hasDemand = sub.demand().tryDecrement();

                            assert hasDemand;

                            pusher.onNext(Collections.unmodifiableList(out));

                            if (debug.on()) debug.log("Chunks sent");

                        }

                        if (debug.on()) debug.log("done!");

                        assert closedExceptionally == null;

                        assert state == ChunkState.DONE;

                        onFinished.run();

                        pusher.onComplete();

                        if (debug.on()) debug.log("subscriber completed");

                        completed = true;

                        onComplete.accept(closedExceptionally); // should be null

                        break;

                    }

                    // the buffer may contain several hunks, and therefore

                    // we must loop while it's not exhausted.

                } while (b.hasRemaining());

                if (!completed && !out.isEmpty()) {

                    // push what we have.

                    // only reduce demand if we actually push something.

                    // we would not have come here if there was no

                    // demand.

                    boolean hasDemand = sub.demand().tryDecrement();

                    assert hasDemand;

                    pusher.onNext(Collections.unmodifiableList(out));

                    if (debug.on()) debug.log("Chunk sent");

                }

                assert state == ChunkState.DONE || !b.hasRemaining();

            } catch(Throwable t) {

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("Error while processing buffer: %s", (Object)t );

                closedExceptionally = t;

                if (!completed) onComplete.accept(t);

            }

        }

        // reads and returns chunklen. Position of chunkbuf is first byte

        // of chunk on return. chunklen includes the CR LF at end of chunk

        // returns -1 if needs more bytes

        private int tryReadChunkLen(ByteBuffer chunkbuf) throws IOException {

            assert state == ChunkState.READING_LENGTH;

            while (chunkbuf.hasRemaining()) {

                int c = chunkbuf.get();

                if (cr) {

                    if (c == LF) {

                        return partialChunklen;

                    } else {

                        throw new IOException("invalid chunk header");

                    }

                }

                if (c == CR) {

                    cr = true;

                } else {

                    int digit = toDigit(c);

                    partialChunklen = partialChunklen * 16 + digit;

                }

            }

            return -1;

        }

        // try to consume as many bytes as specified by bytesToConsume.

        // returns the number of bytes that still need to be consumed.

        // In practice this method is only called to consume one CRLF pair

        // with bytesToConsume set to 2, so it will only return 0 (if completed),

        // 1, or 2 (if chunkbuf doesn't have the 2 chars).

        private int tryConsumeBytes(ByteBuffer chunkbuf) throws IOException {

            int n = bytesToConsume;

            if (n > 0) {

                int e = Math.min(chunkbuf.remaining(), n);

                // verifies some assertions

                // this methods is called only to consume CRLF

                if (Utils.ASSERTIONSENABLED) {

                    assert n <= 2 && e <= 2;

                    ByteBuffer tmp = chunkbuf.slice();

                    // if n == 2 assert that we will first consume CR

                    assert (n == 2 && e > 0) ? tmp.get() == CR : true;

                    // if n == 1 || n == 2 && e == 2 assert that we then consume LF

                    assert (n == 1 || e == 2) ? tmp.get() == LF : true;

                }

                chunkbuf.position(chunkbuf.position() + e);

                n -= e;

                bytesToConsume = n;

            }

            assert n >= 0;

            return n;

        }

        /**

         * Returns a ByteBuffer containing chunk of data or a "hunk" of data

         * (a chunk of a chunk if the chunk size is larger than our ByteBuffers).

         * If the given chunk does not have enough data this method return

         * an empty ByteBuffer (READMORE).

         * If we encounter the final chunk (an empty chunk) this method

         * returns null.

         */

        ByteBuffer tryReadOneHunk(ByteBuffer chunk) throws IOException {

            int unfulfilled = bytesremaining;

            int toconsume = bytesToConsume;

            ChunkState st = state;

            if (st == ChunkState.READING_LENGTH && chunklen == -1) {

                if (debug.on()) debug.log(() ->  "Trying to read chunk len"

                        + " (remaining in buffer:"+chunk.remaining()+")");

                int clen = chunklen = tryReadChunkLen(chunk);

                if (clen == -1) return READMORE;

                if (debug.on()) debug.log("Got chunk len %d", clen);

                cr = false; partialChunklen = 0;

                unfulfilled = bytesremaining =  clen;

                if (clen == 0) toconsume = bytesToConsume = 2; // that was the last chunk

                else st = state = ChunkState.READING_DATA; // read the data

            }

            if (toconsume > 0) {

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("Trying to consume bytes: %d (remaining in buffer: %s)",

                              toconsume, chunk.remaining());

                if (tryConsumeBytes(chunk) > 0) {

                    return READMORE;

                }

            }

            toconsume = bytesToConsume;

            assert toconsume == 0;

            if (st == ChunkState.READING_LENGTH) {

                // we will come here only if chunklen was 0, after having

                // consumed the trailing CRLF

                int clen = chunklen;

                assert clen == 0;

                if (debug.on()) debug.log("No more chunks: %d", clen);

                // the DONE state is not really needed but it helps with

                // assertions...

                state = ChunkState.DONE;

                return null;

            }

            int clen = chunklen;

            assert clen > 0;

            assert st == ChunkState.READING_DATA;

            ByteBuffer returnBuffer = READMORE; // May be a hunk or a chunk

            if (unfulfilled > 0) {

                int bytesread = chunk.remaining();

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("Reading chunk: available %d, needed %d",

                              bytesread, unfulfilled);

                int bytes2return = Math.min(bytesread, unfulfilled);

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log( "Returning chunk bytes: %d", bytes2return);

                returnBuffer = Utils.sliceWithLimitedCapacity(chunk, bytes2return).asReadOnlyBuffer();

                unfulfilled = bytesremaining -= bytes2return;

                if (unfulfilled == 0) bytesToConsume = 2;

            }

            assert unfulfilled >= 0;

            if (unfulfilled == 0) {

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("No more bytes to read - %d yet to consume.",

                              unfulfilled);

                // check whether the trailing CRLF is consumed, try to

                // consume it if not. If tryConsumeBytes needs more bytes

                // then we will come back here later - skipping the block

                // that reads data because remaining==0, and finding

                // that the two bytes are now consumed.

                if (tryConsumeBytes(chunk) == 0) {

                    // we're done for this chunk! reset all states and

                    // prepare to read the next chunk.

                    chunklen = -1;

                    partialChunklen = 0;

                    cr = false;

                    state = ChunkState.READING_LENGTH;

                    if (debug.on()) debug.log("Ready to read next chunk");

                }

            }

            if (returnBuffer == READMORE) {

                if (debug.on()) debug.log("Need more data");

            }

            return returnBuffer;

        }

        // Attempt to parse and push one hunk from the buffer.

        // Returns true if the final chunk was parsed.

        // Returns false if we need to push more chunks.

        private boolean tryPushOneHunk(ByteBuffer b, List<ByteBuffer> out)

                throws IOException {

            assert state != ChunkState.DONE;

            ByteBuffer b1 = tryReadOneHunk(b);

            if (b1 != null) {

                //assert b1.hasRemaining() || b1 == READMORE;

                if (b1.hasRemaining()) {

                    if (debug.on())

                        debug.log("Sending chunk to consumer (%d)", b1.remaining());

                    out.add(b1);

                }

                return false; // we haven't parsed the final chunk yet.

            } else {

                return true; // we're done! the final chunk was parsed.

            }

        }

        private int toDigit(int b) throws IOException {

            if (b >= 0x30 && b <= 0x39) {

                return b - 0x30;

            }

            if (b >= 0x41 && b <= 0x46) {

                return b - 0x41 + 10;

            }

            if (b >= 0x61 && b <= 0x66) {

                return b - 0x61 + 10;

            }

            throw new IOException("Invalid chunk header byte " + b);

        }

    }

    class FixedLengthBodyParser implements BodyParser {

        final int contentLength;

        final Consumer<Throwable> onComplete;

        final Logger debug = Utils.getDebugLogger(this::dbgString, Utils.DEBUG);

        final String dbgTag = ResponseContent.this.dbgTag + "/FixedLengthBodyParser";

        volatile int remaining;

        volatile Throwable closedExceptionally;

        volatile AbstractSubscription sub;

        FixedLengthBodyParser(int contentLength, Consumer<Throwable> onComplete) {

            this.contentLength = this.remaining = contentLength;

            this.onComplete = onComplete;

        }

        String dbgString() {

            return dbgTag;

        }

        @Override

        public void onSubscribe(AbstractSubscription sub) {

            if (debug.on())

                debug.log("length=" + contentLength +", onSubscribe: "

                           + pusher.getClass().getName());

            pusher.onSubscribe(this.sub = sub);

            try {

                if (contentLength == 0) {

                    onFinished.run();

                    pusher.onComplete();

                    onComplete.accept(null);

                }

            } catch (Throwable t) {

                closedExceptionally = t;

                try {

                    pusher.onError(t);

                } finally {

                    onComplete.accept(t);

                }

            }

        }

        @Override

        public void accept(ByteBuffer b) {

            if (closedExceptionally != null) {

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("already closed: " + closedExceptionally);

                return;

            }

            boolean completed = false;

            try {

                int unfulfilled = remaining;

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("Parser got %d bytes (%d remaining / %d)",

                              b.remaining(), unfulfilled, contentLength);

                assert unfulfilled != 0 || contentLength == 0 || b.remaining() == 0;

                if (unfulfilled == 0 && contentLength > 0) return;

                if (b.hasRemaining() && unfulfilled > 0) {

                    // only reduce demand if we actually push something.

                    // we would not have come here if there was no

                    // demand.

                    boolean hasDemand = sub.demand().tryDecrement();

                    assert hasDemand;

                    int amount = Math.min(b.remaining(), unfulfilled);

                    unfulfilled = remaining -= amount;

                    ByteBuffer buffer = Utils.sliceWithLimitedCapacity(b, amount);

                    pusher.onNext(List.of(buffer.asReadOnlyBuffer()));

                }

                if (unfulfilled == 0) {

                    // We're done! All data has been received.

                    if (debug.on())

                        debug.log("Parser got all expected bytes: completing");

                    assert closedExceptionally == null;

                    onFinished.run();

                    pusher.onComplete();

                    completed = true;

                    onComplete.accept(closedExceptionally); // should be null

                } else {

                    assert b.remaining() == 0;

                }

            } catch (Throwable t) {

                if (debug.on()) debug.log("Unexpected exception", t);

                closedExceptionally = t;

                if (!completed) {

                    onComplete.accept(t);

                }

            }

        }

    }

}