pinnacle/api/lua/pinnacle.lua
2023-08-01 11:18:08 -05:00

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Lua

-- SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
local socket = require("posix.sys.socket")
local msgpack = require("msgpack")
local SOCKET_PATH = "/tmp/pinnacle_socket"
---From https://gist.github.com/stuby/5445834#file-rprint-lua
---rPrint(struct, [limit], [indent]) Recursively print arbitrary data.
--- Set limit (default 100) to stanch infinite loops.
--- Indents tables as [KEY] VALUE, nested tables as [KEY] [KEY]...[KEY] VALUE
--- Set indent ("") to prefix each line: Mytable [KEY] [KEY]...[KEY] VALUE
---@param s table The table
---@param l integer? Recursion limit
---@param i string? The indent string
---@return integer l The remaining depth limit
function RPrint(s, l, i) -- recursive Print (structure, limit, indent)
l = l or 100
i = i or "" -- default item limit, indent string
if l < 1 then
print("ERROR: Item limit reached.")
return l - 1
end
local ts = type(s)
if ts ~= "table" then
print(i, ts, s)
return l - 1
end
print(i, ts) -- print "table"
for k, v in pairs(s) do -- print "[KEY] VALUE"
l = RPrint(v, l, i .. "\t[" .. tostring(k) .. "]")
if l < 0 then
break
end
end
return l
end
---Read the specified number of bytes.
---@param socket_fd integer The socket file descriptor
---@param count integer The amount of bytes to read
---@return string|nil data
---@return string|nil err_msg
---@return integer|nil err_num
local function read_exact(socket_fd, count)
local len_to_read = count
local data = ""
while len_to_read > 0 do
-- print("need to read " .. tostring(len_to_read) .. " bytes")
local bytes, err_msg, errnum = socket.recv(socket_fd, len_to_read)
if bytes == nil then
-- TODO: handle errors
print("bytes was nil")
return bytes, err_msg, errnum
end
---@type integer
local recv_len = bytes:len()
if recv_len == 0 then
print("stream closed")
break
end
len_to_read = len_to_read - recv_len
assert(len_to_read >= 0, "Overread message boundary")
data = data .. bytes
end
return data
end
---@class Pinnacle
---The main Pinnacle table, where all of the config options come from.
---
---While you *can* import the fields directly, all config must be in the `setup` function, so you might as well just use the provided table. The ability to directly `require` fields may be dropped in the future.
local pinnacle = {
---Key and mouse binds
input = require("input"),
---Window management
window = require("window"),
---Process spawning
process = require("process"),
---Tag management
tag = require("tag"),
---Output management
output = require("output"),
}
---Quit Pinnacle.
function pinnacle.quit()
SendMsg("Quit")
end
---Configure Pinnacle. You should put mostly eveything into the config_func to avoid invalid state.
---The function takes one argument: the Pinnacle table, which is how you'll access all of the available config options.
---@param config_func fun(pinnacle: Pinnacle)
function pinnacle.setup(config_func)
---@type integer
local socket_fd = assert(socket.socket(socket.AF_UNIX, socket.SOCK_STREAM, 0), "Failed to create socket")
print("created socket at fd " .. socket_fd)
assert(0 == socket.connect(socket_fd, {
family = socket.AF_UNIX,
path = SOCKET_PATH,
}), "Failed to connect to Pinnacle socket")
---@type fun(args: table?)[]
CallbackTable = {}
---This is an internal global function used to send serialized messages to the Pinnacle server.
---@param data Msg
function SendMsg(data)
-- RPrint(data)
local encoded = msgpack.encode(data)
assert(encoded)
-- print(encoded)
local len = encoded:len()
socket.send(socket_fd, string.pack("=I4", len))
socket.send(socket_fd, encoded)
end
local request_id = 1
---Get the next request id.
---@return integer
local function next_request_id()
local ret = request_id
request_id = request_id + 1
return ret
end
---@type table<integer, IncomingMsg>
local unread_req_msgs = {}
---@type table<integer, IncomingMsg>
local unread_cb_msgs = {}
---This is an internal global function used to send requests to the Pinnacle server for information.
---@param data _Request
---@return IncomingMsg
function Request(data)
local req_id = next_request_id()
SendMsg({
Request = {
request_id = req_id,
request = data,
},
})
return ReadMsg(req_id)
end
---This is an internal global function used to read messages sent from the server.
---These are used to call user-defined functions and provide requested information.
---@return IncomingMsg
---@param req_id integer? A request id if you're looking for that specific message.
function ReadMsg(req_id)
while true do
if req_id then
if unread_req_msgs[req_id] then
local msg = unread_req_msgs[req_id]
unread_req_msgs[req_id] = nil -- INFO: is this a reference?
return msg
end
end
local msg_len_bytes, err_msg, err_num = read_exact(socket_fd, 4)
assert(msg_len_bytes)
-- TODO: break here if error in read_exact
---@type integer
local msg_len = string.unpack("=I4", msg_len_bytes)
-- print(msg_len)
local msg_bytes, err_msg2, err_num2 = read_exact(socket_fd, msg_len)
assert(msg_bytes)
-- print(msg_bytes)
---@type IncomingMsg
local inc_msg = msgpack.decode(msg_bytes)
-- print(msg_bytes)
if req_id then
if inc_msg.CallCallback then
unread_cb_msgs[inc_msg.CallCallback.callback_id] = inc_msg
elseif inc_msg.RequestResponse.request_id ~= req_id then
unread_req_msgs[inc_msg.RequestResponse.request_id] = inc_msg
else
return inc_msg
end
else
return inc_msg
end
end
end
config_func(pinnacle)
while true do
for cb_id, inc_msg in pairs(unread_cb_msgs) do
CallbackTable[inc_msg.CallCallback.callback_id](inc_msg.CallCallback.args)
unread_cb_msgs[cb_id] = nil -- INFO: does this shift the table and frick everything up?
end
local inc_msg = ReadMsg()
assert(inc_msg.CallCallback) -- INFO: is this gucci or no
if inc_msg.CallCallback and inc_msg.CallCallback.callback_id then
if inc_msg.CallCallback.args then -- TODO: can just inline
CallbackTable[inc_msg.CallCallback.callback_id](inc_msg.CallCallback.args)
else
CallbackTable[inc_msg.CallCallback.callback_id](nil)
end
end
end
end
return pinnacle