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# encoding: UTF-8
#-- vim:sw=2:et
#++
#
# :title: rbot's persistent message queue
require 'thread'
require 'securerandom'
module Irc
class Bot
module Journal
=begin rdoc
The journal is a persistent message queue for rbot, its based on a basic
publish/subscribe model and persists messages into backend databases
that can be efficiently searched for past messages.
It is a addition to the key value storage already present in rbot
through its registry subsystem.
=end
class InvalidJournalMessage < StandardError
end
class ConsumeInterrupt < StandardError
end
class JournalMessage
# a unique identification of this message
attr_reader :id
# describes a hierarchical queue into which this message belongs
attr_reader :topic
# when this message was published as a Time instance
attr_reader :timestamp
# contains the actual message as a Hash
attr_reader :payload
def initialize(message)
@id = message[:id]
@timestamp = message[:timestamp]
@topic = message[:topic]
@payload = message[:payload]
if @payload.class != Hash
raise InvalidJournalMessage.new('payload must be a hash!')
end
end
def get(pkey, default=:exception) # IDENTITY = Object.new instead of :ex..?
value = pkey.split('.').reduce(@payload) do |hash, key|
if hash.has_key?(key) or hash.has_key?(key.to_sym)
hash[key] || hash[key.to_sym]
else
if default == :exception
raise ArgumentError.new
else
default
end
end
end
end
def self.create(topic, payload)
JournalMessage.new(
id: SecureRandom.uuid,
timestamp: Time.now,
topic: topic,
payload: payload
)
end
end
# Describes a query on journal entries, it is used both to describe
# a subscription aswell as to query persisted messages.
# There two ways to declare a Query instance, using
# the DSL like this:
#
# Query.define do
# id 'foo'
# id 'bar'
# topic 'log.irc.*'
# topic 'log.core'
# timestamp from: Time.now, to: Time.now + 60 * 10
# payload 'action': :privmsg
# payload 'channel': '#rbot'
# payload 'foo.bar': 'baz'
# end
#
# or using a hash: (NOTE: avoid using symbols in payload)
#
# Query.define({
# id: ['foo', 'bar'],
# topic: ['log.irc.*', 'log.core'],
# timestamp: {
# from: Time.now
# to: Time.now + 60 * 10
# },
# payload: {
# 'action' => 'privmsg'
# 'channel' => '#rbot',
# 'foo.bar' => 'baz'
# }
# })
#
class Query
# array of ids to match (OR)
attr_reader :id
# array of topics to match with wildcard support (OR)
attr_reader :topic
# hash with from: timestamp and to: timestamp
attr_reader :timestamp
# hash of key values to match
attr_reader :payload
def initialize(query)
@id = query[:id]
@topic = query[:topic]
@timestamp = query[:timestamp]
@payload = query[:payload]
end
# returns true if the given message matches the query
def matches?(message)
return false if not @id.empty? and not @id.include? message.id
return false if not @topic.empty? and not topic_matches? message.topic
if @timestamp[:from]
return false unless message.timestamp >= @timestamp[:from]
end
if @timestamp[:to]
return false unless message.timestamp <= @timestamp[:to]
end
found = false
@payload.each_pair do |key, value|
begin
message.get(key.to_s)
rescue ArgumentError
end
found = true
end
return false if not found and not @payload.empty?
true
end
def topic_matches?(_topic)
@topic.each do |topic|
if topic.include? '*'
match = true
topic.split('.').zip(_topic.split('.')).each do |a, b|
if a == '*'
if not b or b.empty?
match = false
end
else
match = false unless a == b
end
end
return true if match
else
return true if topic == _topic
end
end
return false
end
# factory that constructs a query
class Factory
attr_reader :query
def initialize
@query = {
id: [],
topic: [],
timestamp: {
from: nil, to: nil
},
payload: {}
}
end
def id(*_id)
@query[:id] += _id
end
def topic(*_topic)
@query[:topic] += _topic
end
def timestamp(range)
@query[:timestamp] = range
end
def payload(query)
@query[:payload].merge!(query)
end
end
def self.define(query=nil, &block)
factory = Factory.new
if block_given?
factory.instance_eval(&block)
query = factory.query
end
Query.new query
end
end
class JournalBroker
def initialize(opts={})
# overrides the internal consumer with a block
@consumer = opts[:consumer]
@queue = Queue.new
# consumer thread:
@thread = Thread.new do
loop do
begin
consume @queue.pop
# pop(true) ... rescue ThreadError => e
rescue ConsumeInterrupt => e
error 'journal broker: stop thread, consume interrupt raised'
break
rescue Exception => e
error 'journal broker: exception in consumer thread'
error $!
end
end
end
# TODO: this is a first naive implementation, later we do the
# message/query matching for incoming messages more efficiently
@subscriptions = []
end
def consume(message)
return unless message
@consumer.call(message) if @consumer
# notify subscribers
@subscriptions.each do |query, block|
if query.matches? message
block.call(message)
end
end
end
def join
@thread.join
end
def shutdown
@thread.raise ConsumeInterrupt.new
end
def publish(topic, payload)
@queue.push JournalMessage::create(topic, payload)
end
# subscribe to messages that match the given query
def subscribe(query, &block)
raise ArgumentError.new unless block_given?
@subscriptions << [query, block]
end
end
end # Journal
end # Bot
end # Irc
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