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/*
 * Copyright 2015 - Per Wendel
 *
 *  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 *  you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 *  You may obtain a copy of the License at
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package spark;

import java.util.ArrayDeque;
import java.util.Deque;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch;
import java.util.function.Consumer;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import spark.embeddedserver.EmbeddedServer;
import spark.embeddedserver.EmbeddedServers;
import spark.embeddedserver.jetty.websocket.WebSocketHandlerClassWrapper;
import spark.embeddedserver.jetty.websocket.WebSocketHandlerInstanceWrapper;
import spark.embeddedserver.jetty.websocket.WebSocketHandlerWrapper;
import spark.route.HttpMethod;
import spark.route.Routes;
import spark.route.ServletRoutes;
import spark.ssl.SslStores;
import spark.staticfiles.MimeType;
import spark.staticfiles.StaticFilesConfiguration;

import static java.util.Objects.requireNonNull;
import static spark.globalstate.ServletFlag.isRunningFromServlet;

/**
 * Represents a Spark server "session".
 * If a user wants multiple 'Sparks' in his application the method {@link Service#ignite()} should be statically
 * imported and used to create instances. The instance should typically be named so when prefixing the 'routing' methods
 * the semantic makes sense. For example 'http' is a good variable name since when adding routes it would be:
 * Service http = ignite();
 * ...
 * http.get("/hello", (q, a) {@literal ->} "Hello World");
 */
public final class Service extends Routable {
    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger("spark.Spark");

    public static final int SPARK_DEFAULT_PORT = 4567;
    protected static final String DEFAULT_ACCEPT_TYPE = "*/*";

    protected boolean initialized = false;

    protected int port = SPARK_DEFAULT_PORT;
    protected String ipAddress = "0.0.0.0";

    protected SslStores sslStores;

    protected Map webSocketHandlers = null;

    protected int maxThreads = -1;
    protected int minThreads = -1;
    protected int threadIdleTimeoutMillis = -1;
    protected Optional webSocketIdleTimeoutMillis = Optional.empty();

    protected EmbeddedServer server;
    protected Deque pathDeque = new ArrayDeque<>();
    protected Routes routes;

    private CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(1);

    private Object embeddedServerIdentifier = null;

    public final Redirect redirect;
    public final StaticFiles staticFiles;

    private final StaticFilesConfiguration staticFilesConfiguration;
    private final ExceptionMapper exceptionMapper = ExceptionMapper.getInstance();

    // default exception handler during initialization phase
    private Consumer initExceptionHandler = (e) -> {
        LOG.error("ignite failed", e);
        System.exit(100);
    };

    /**
     * Creates a new Service (a Spark instance). This should be used instead of the static API if the user wants
     * multiple services in one process.
     *
     * @return the newly created object
     */
    public static Service ignite() {
        return new Service();
    }

    private Service() {
        redirect = Redirect.create(this);
        staticFiles = new StaticFiles();

        if (isRunningFromServlet()) {
            staticFilesConfiguration = StaticFilesConfiguration.servletInstance;
        } else {
            staticFilesConfiguration = StaticFilesConfiguration.create();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Set the IP address that Spark should listen on. If not called the default
     * address is '0.0.0.0'. This has to be called before any route mapping is
     * done.
     *
     * @param ipAddress The ipAddress
     * @return the object with IP address set
     */
    public synchronized Service ipAddress(String ipAddress) {
        if (initialized) {
            throwBeforeRouteMappingException();
        }
        this.ipAddress = ipAddress;

        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Set the port that Spark should listen on. If not called the default port
     * is 4567. This has to be called before any route mapping is done.
     * If provided port = 0 then the an arbitrary available port will be used.
     *
     * @param port The port number
     * @return the object with port set
     */
    public synchronized Service port(int port) {
        if (initialized) {
            throwBeforeRouteMappingException();
        }
        this.port = port;
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Retrieves the port that Spark is listening on.
     *
     * @return The port Spark server is listening on.
     * @throws IllegalStateException when the server is not started
     */
    public synchronized int port() {
        if (initialized) {
            return port;
        } else {
            throw new IllegalStateException("This must be done after route mapping has begun");
        }
    }

    /**
     * Set the connection to be secure, using the specified keystore and
     * truststore. This has to be called before any route mapping is done. You
     * have to supply a keystore file, truststore file is optional (keystore
     * will be reused). By default, client certificates are not checked.
     * This method is only relevant when using embedded Jetty servers. It should
     * not be used if you are using Servlets, where you will need to secure the
     * connection in the servlet container
     *
     * @param keystoreFile       The keystore file location as string
     * @param keystorePassword   the password for the keystore
     * @param truststoreFile     the truststore file location as string, leave null to reuse
     *                           keystore
     * @param truststorePassword the trust store password
     * @return the object with connection set to be secure
     */
    public synchronized Service secure(String keystoreFile,
                                       String keystorePassword,
                                       String truststoreFile,
                                       String truststorePassword) {
        return secure(keystoreFile, keystorePassword, null, truststoreFile, truststorePassword, false);
    }

    /**
     * Set the connection to be secure, using the specified keystore and
     * truststore. This has to be called before any route mapping is done. You
     * have to supply a keystore file, truststore file is optional (keystore
     * will be reused). By default, client certificates are not checked.
     * This method is only relevant when using embedded Jetty servers. It should
     * not be used if you are using Servlets, where you will need to secure the
     * connection in the servlet container
     *
     * @param keystoreFile       The keystore file location as string
     * @param keystorePassword   the password for the keystore
     * @param certAlias          the default certificate Alias
     * @param truststoreFile     the truststore file location as string, leave null to reuse
     *                           keystore
     * @param truststorePassword the trust store password
     * @return the object with connection set to be secure
     */
    public synchronized Service secure(String keystoreFile,
                                       String keystorePassword,
                                       String certAlias,
                                       String truststoreFile,
                                       String truststorePassword) {
        return secure(keystoreFile, keystorePassword, certAlias, truststoreFile, truststorePassword, false);
    }

    /**
     * Set the connection to be secure, using the specified keystore and
     * truststore. This has to be called before any route mapping is done. You
     * have to supply a keystore file, truststore file is optional (keystore
     * will be reused).
     * This method is only relevant when using embedded Jetty servers. It should
     * not be used if you are using Servlets, where you will need to secure the
     * connection in the servlet container
     *
     * @param keystoreFile       The keystore file location as string
     * @param keystorePassword   the password for the keystore
     * @param truststoreFile     the truststore file location as string, leave null to reuse
     *                           keystore
     * @param needsClientCert    Whether to require client certificate to be supplied in
     *                           request
     * @param truststorePassword the trust store password
     * @return the object with connection set to be secure
     */
    public synchronized Service secure(String keystoreFile,
                                       String keystorePassword,
                                       String truststoreFile,
                                       String truststorePassword,
                                       boolean needsClientCert) {
        return secure(keystoreFile, keystorePassword, null, truststoreFile, truststorePassword, needsClientCert);
    }

    /**
     * Set the connection to be secure, using the specified keystore and
     * truststore. This has to be called before any route mapping is done. You
     * have to supply a keystore file, truststore file is optional (keystore
     * will be reused).
     * This method is only relevant when using embedded Jetty servers. It should
     * not be used if you are using Servlets, where you will need to secure the
     * connection in the servlet container
     *
     * @param keystoreFile       The keystore file location as string
     * @param keystorePassword   the password for the keystore
     * @param certAlias          the default certificate Alias
     * @param truststoreFile     the truststore file location as string, leave null to reuse
     *                           keystore
     * @param needsClientCert    Whether to require client certificate to be supplied in
     *                           request
     * @param truststorePassword the trust store password
     * @return the object with connection set to be secure
     */
    public synchronized Service secure(String keystoreFile,
                                       String keystorePassword,
                                       String certAlias,
                                       String truststoreFile,
                                       String truststorePassword,
                                       boolean needsClientCert) {
        if (initialized) {
            throwBeforeRouteMappingException();
        }

        if (keystoreFile == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(
                    "Must provide a keystore file to run secured");
        }

        sslStores = SslStores.create(keystoreFile, keystorePassword, certAlias, truststoreFile, truststorePassword, needsClientCert);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Configures the embedded web server's thread pool.
     *
     * @param maxThreads max nbr of threads.
     * @return the object with the embedded web server's thread pool configured
     */
    public synchronized Service threadPool(int maxThreads) {
        return threadPool(maxThreads, -1, -1);
    }

    /**
     * Configures the embedded web server's thread pool.
     *
     * @param maxThreads        max nbr of threads.
     * @param minThreads        min nbr of threads.
     * @param idleTimeoutMillis thread idle timeout (ms).
     * @return the object with the embedded web server's thread pool configured
     */
    public synchronized Service threadPool(int maxThreads, int minThreads, int idleTimeoutMillis) {
        if (initialized) {
            throwBeforeRouteMappingException();
        }

        this.maxThreads = maxThreads;
        this.minThreads = minThreads;
        this.threadIdleTimeoutMillis = idleTimeoutMillis;

        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the folder in classpath serving static files. Observe: this method
     * must be called before all other methods.
     *
     * @param folder the folder in classpath.
     * @return the object with folder set
     */
    public synchronized Service staticFileLocation(String folder) {
        if (initialized && !isRunningFromServlet()) {
            throwBeforeRouteMappingException();
        }
        
        if (!staticFilesConfiguration.isStaticResourcesSet()) {
            staticFilesConfiguration.configure(folder);
        } else {
            LOG.warn("Static file location has already been set");
        }
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the external folder serving static files. Observe: this method
     * must be called before all other methods.
     *
     * @param externalFolder the external folder serving static files.
     * @return the object with external folder set
     */
    public synchronized Service externalStaticFileLocation(String externalFolder) {
        if (initialized && !isRunningFromServlet()) {
            throwBeforeRouteMappingException();
        }
        
        if (!staticFilesConfiguration.isExternalStaticResourcesSet()) {
            staticFilesConfiguration.configureExternal(externalFolder);
        } else {
            LOG.warn("External static file location has already been set");
        }
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Maps the given path to the given WebSocket handler class.
     * 

* This is currently only available in the embedded server mode. * * @param path the WebSocket path. * @param handlerClass the handler class that will manage the WebSocket connection to the given path. */ public void webSocket(String path, Class handlerClass) { addWebSocketHandler(path, new WebSocketHandlerClassWrapper(handlerClass)); } /** * Maps the given path to the given WebSocket handler instance. *

* This is currently only available in the embedded server mode. * * @param path the WebSocket path. * @param handler the handler instance that will manage the WebSocket connection to the given path. */ public void webSocket(String path, Object handler) { addWebSocketHandler(path, new WebSocketHandlerInstanceWrapper(handler)); } private synchronized void addWebSocketHandler(String path, WebSocketHandlerWrapper handlerWrapper) { if (initialized) { throwBeforeRouteMappingException(); } if (isRunningFromServlet()) { throw new IllegalStateException("WebSockets are only supported in the embedded server"); } requireNonNull(path, "WebSocket path cannot be null"); if (webSocketHandlers == null) { webSocketHandlers = new HashMap<>(); } webSocketHandlers.put(path, handlerWrapper); } /** * Sets the max idle timeout in milliseconds for WebSocket connections. * * @param timeoutMillis The max idle timeout in milliseconds. * @return the object with max idle timeout set for WebSocket connections */ public synchronized Service webSocketIdleTimeoutMillis(int timeoutMillis) { if (initialized) { throwBeforeRouteMappingException(); } if (isRunningFromServlet()) { throw new IllegalStateException("WebSockets are only supported in the embedded server"); } webSocketIdleTimeoutMillis = Optional.of(timeoutMillis); return this; } /** * Maps 404 errors to the provided custom page * * @param page the custom 404 error page. */ public synchronized void notFound(String page) { CustomErrorPages.add(404, page); } /** * Maps 500 internal server errors to the provided custom page * * @param page the custom 500 internal server error page. */ public synchronized void internalServerError(String page) { CustomErrorPages.add(500, page); } /** * Maps 404 errors to the provided route. */ public synchronized void notFound(Route route) { CustomErrorPages.add(404, route); } /** * Maps 500 internal server errors to the provided route. */ public synchronized void internalServerError(Route route) { CustomErrorPages.add(500, route); } /** * Waits for the spark server to be initialized. * If it's already initialized will return immediately */ public void awaitInitialization() { if (!initialized) { throw new IllegalStateException("Server has not been properly initialized"); } try { latch.await(); } catch (InterruptedException e) { LOG.info("Interrupted by another thread"); Thread.currentThread().interrupt(); } } private void throwBeforeRouteMappingException() { throw new IllegalStateException( "This must be done before route mapping has begun"); } private boolean hasMultipleHandlers() { return webSocketHandlers != null; } /** * Stops the Spark server and clears all routes */ public synchronized void stop() { new Thread(() -> { if (server != null) { server.extinguish(); latch = new CountDownLatch(1); } routes.clear(); exceptionMapper.clear(); staticFilesConfiguration.clear(); initialized = false; }).start(); } /** * Add a path-prefix to the routes declared in the routeGroup * The path() method adds a path-fragment to a path-stack, adds * routes from the routeGroup, then pops the path-fragment again. * It's used for separating routes into groups, for example: * path("/api/email", () -> { * ....post("/add", EmailApi::addEmail); * ....put("/change", EmailApi::changeEmail); * ....etc * }); * Multiple path() calls can be nested. * * @param path the path to prefix routes with * @param routeGroup group of routes (can also contain path() calls) */ public void path(String path, RouteGroup routeGroup) { pathDeque.addLast(path); routeGroup.addRoutes(); pathDeque.removeLast(); } public String getPaths() { return pathDeque.stream().collect(Collectors.joining("")); } @Override public void addRoute(HttpMethod httpMethod, RouteImpl route) { init(); routes.add(httpMethod, route.withPrefix(getPaths())); } @Override public void addFilter(HttpMethod httpMethod, FilterImpl filter) { init(); routes.add(httpMethod, filter.withPrefix(getPaths())); } @Override @Deprecated public void addRoute(String httpMethod, RouteImpl route) { init(); routes.add(httpMethod + " '" + getPaths() + route.getPath() + "'", route.getAcceptType(), route); } @Override @Deprecated public void addFilter(String httpMethod, FilterImpl filter) { init(); routes.add(httpMethod + " '" + getPaths() + filter.getPath() + "'", filter.getAcceptType(), filter); } public synchronized void init() { if (!initialized) { initializeRouteMatcher(); if (!isRunningFromServlet()) { new Thread(() -> { try { EmbeddedServers.initialize(); if (embeddedServerIdentifier == null) { embeddedServerIdentifier = EmbeddedServers.defaultIdentifier(); } server = EmbeddedServers.create(embeddedServerIdentifier, routes, staticFilesConfiguration, hasMultipleHandlers()); server.configureWebSockets(webSocketHandlers, webSocketIdleTimeoutMillis); port = server.ignite( ipAddress, port, sslStores, maxThreads, minThreads, threadIdleTimeoutMillis); } catch (Exception e) { initExceptionHandler.accept(e); } try { latch.countDown(); server.join(); } catch (InterruptedException e) { LOG.error("server interrupted", e); Thread.currentThread().interrupt(); } }).start(); } initialized = true; } } private void initializeRouteMatcher() { if (isRunningFromServlet()) { routes = ServletRoutes.get(); } else { routes = Routes.create(); } } /** * @return The approximate number of currently active threads in the embedded Jetty server */ public synchronized int activeThreadCount() { if (server != null) { return server.activeThreadCount(); } return 0; } ////////////////////////////////////////////////// // EXCEPTION mapper ////////////////////////////////////////////////// /** * Maps an exception handler to be executed when an exception occurs during routing * * @param exceptionClass the exception class * @param handler The handler */ public synchronized void exception(Class exceptionClass, ExceptionHandler handler) { // wrap ExceptionHandlerImpl wrapper = new ExceptionHandlerImpl(exceptionClass) { @Override public void handle(T exception, Request request, Response response) { handler.handle(exception, request, response); } }; exceptionMapper.map(exceptionClass, wrapper); } ////////////////////////////////////////////////// // HALT methods ////////////////////////////////////////////////// /** * Immediately stops a request within a filter or route * NOTE: When using this don't catch exceptions of type HaltException, or if catched, re-throw otherwise * halt will not work * * @return HaltException object */ public HaltException halt() { throw new HaltException(); } /** * Immediately stops a request within a filter or route with specified status code * NOTE: When using this don't catch exceptions of type HaltException, or if catched, re-throw otherwise * halt will not work * * @param status the status code * @return HaltException object with status code set */ public HaltException halt(int status) { throw new HaltException(status); } /** * Immediately stops a request within a filter or route with specified body content * NOTE: When using this don't catch exceptions of type HaltException, or if catched, re-throw otherwise * halt will not work * * @param body The body content * @return HaltException object with body set */ public HaltException halt(String body) { throw new HaltException(body); } /** * Immediately stops a request within a filter or route with specified status code and body content * NOTE: When using this don't catch exceptions of type HaltException, or if catched, re-throw otherwise * halt will not work * * @param status The status code * @param body The body content * @return HaltException object with status and body set */ public HaltException halt(int status, String body) { throw new HaltException(status, body); } /** * Overrides default exception handler during initialization phase * * @param initExceptionHandler The custom init exception handler */ public void initExceptionHandler(Consumer initExceptionHandler) { if (initialized) { throwBeforeRouteMappingException(); } this.initExceptionHandler = initExceptionHandler; } /** * Provides static files utility methods. */ public final class StaticFiles { /** * Sets the folder in classpath serving static files. Observe: this method * must be called before all other methods. * * @param folder the folder in classpath. */ public void location(String folder) { staticFileLocation(folder); } /** * Sets the external folder serving static files. Observe: this method * must be called before all other methods. * * @param externalFolder the external folder serving static files. */ public void externalLocation(String externalFolder) { externalStaticFileLocation(externalFolder); } /** * Puts custom headers for static resources. If the headers previously contained mapping for * a specific key in the provided headers map, the old value is replaced by the specified value. * * @param headers the headers to set on static resources */ public void headers(Map headers) { staticFilesConfiguration.putCustomHeaders(headers); } /** * Puts custom header for static resources. If the headers previously contained a mapping for * the key, the old value is replaced by the specified value. * * @param key the key * @param value the value */ public void header(String key, String value) { staticFilesConfiguration.putCustomHeader(key, value); } /** * Sets the expire-time for static resources * * @param seconds the expire time in seconds */ @Experimental("Functionality will not be removed. The API might change") public void expireTime(long seconds) { staticFilesConfiguration.setExpireTimeSeconds(seconds); } /** * Maps an extension to a mime-type. This will overwrite any previous mappings. * * @param extension the extension to be mapped * @param mimeType the mime-type for the extension */ public void registerMimeType(String extension, String mimeType) { MimeType.register(extension, mimeType); } /** * Disables the automatic setting of Content-Type header made from a guess based on extension. */ public void disableMimeTypeGuessing() { MimeType.disableGuessing(); } } }





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