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use crate::{async_trait, Context, Result}; use std::future::Future; /// ### Middleware /// /// There are two kinds of middlewares, /// the one is functional middlewares, the another is trait middlewares. /// /// #### Functional Middlewares /// /// A normal functional middleware is an object implements `Fn` trait: /// /// ```rust /// use roa_core::{Context, Next, Result, Middleware}; /// use std::future::Future; /// /// fn is_middleware<S>(middleware: impl for<'a> Middleware<'a, S>) { /// } /// /// async fn middleware(ctx: &mut Context<()>, next: Next<'_>) -> Result { /// Ok(()) /// } /// /// is_middleware(middleware); /// ``` /// /// Closures are also supported, but feature(async_closure) is required: /// /// #### Trait Middlewares /// /// A trait middleware is an object implementing trait `Middleware`. /// /// ```rust /// use roa_core::{Middleware, Context, Next, Result, async_trait}; /// use async_std::sync::Arc; /// use std::time::Instant; /// /// fn is_middleware<S>(middleware: impl for<'a> Middleware<'a, S>) {} /// /// struct Logger; /// /// #[async_trait(?Send)] /// impl <'a> Middleware<'a, ()> for Logger { /// async fn handle(&'a self, ctx: &'a mut Context<()>, next: Next<'a>) -> Result { /// let start = Instant::now(); /// let result = next.await; /// println!("time elapsed: {}ms", start.elapsed().as_millis()); /// result /// } /// } /// /// is_middleware(Logger); /// ``` #[cfg_attr(feature = "docs", doc(spotlight))] #[async_trait(?Send)] pub trait Middleware<'a, S>: 'static + Sync + Send { /// Handle context and next, then return a future to get status. async fn handle(&'a self, ctx: &'a mut Context<S>, next: Next<'a>) -> Result; } #[async_trait(?Send)] impl<'a, S, T, F> Middleware<'a, S> for T where S: 'a, T: 'static + Send + Sync + Fn(&'a mut Context<S>, Next<'a>) -> F, F: 'a + Future<Output = Result>, { #[inline] async fn handle(&'a self, ctx: &'a mut Context<S>, next: Next<'a>) -> Result { (self)(ctx, next).await } } /// ### Endpoint /// /// There are two kinds of endpoints, /// the one is functional endpoints, the another is trait endpoints. /// /// #### Functional Endpoints /// /// A normal functional endpoint is an object implements `Fn` trait: /// /// ```rust /// use roa_core::{Context, Next, Result, Endpoint}; /// use std::future::Future; /// /// fn is_endpoint<S>(endpoint: impl for<'a> Endpoint<'a, S>) { /// } /// /// async fn endpoint(ctx: &mut Context<()>) -> Result { /// Ok(()) /// } /// /// is_endpoint(endpoint); /// ``` /// /// Closures are also supported, but feature(async_closure) is required: /// /// #### Trait Endpoints /// /// A trait endpoint is an object implementing trait `Endpoint`. /// /// ```rust /// use roa_core::{Endpoint, Context, Next, Result, async_trait}; /// use async_std::sync::Arc; /// use std::time::Instant; /// /// fn is_endpoint<S>(endpoint: impl for<'a> Endpoint<'a, S>) { /// } /// /// struct Logger; /// /// #[async_trait(?Send)] /// impl <'a> Endpoint<'a, ()> for Logger { /// async fn call(&'a self, ctx: &'a mut Context<()>) -> Result { /// Ok(()) /// } /// } /// /// is_endpoint(Logger); /// ``` #[cfg_attr(feature = "docs", doc(spotlight))] #[async_trait(?Send)] pub trait Endpoint<'a, S>: 'static + Sync + Send { /// Call this endpoint. async fn call(&'a self, ctx: &'a mut Context<S>) -> Result; } #[async_trait(?Send)] impl<'a, S, T, F> Endpoint<'a, S> for T where S: 'a, T: 'static + Send + Sync + Fn(&'a mut Context<S>) -> F, F: 'a + Future<Output = Result>, { #[inline] async fn call(&'a self, ctx: &'a mut Context<S>) -> Result { (self)(ctx).await } } /// Fake middleware. #[async_trait(?Send)] impl<'a, S> Middleware<'a, S> for () { #[allow(clippy::trivially_copy_pass_by_ref)] #[inline] async fn handle(&'a self, _ctx: &'a mut Context<S>, next: Next<'a>) -> Result<()> { next.await } } /// Fake endpoint. #[async_trait(?Send)] impl<'a, S> Endpoint<'a, S> for () { #[allow(clippy::trivially_copy_pass_by_ref)] #[inline] async fn call(&'a self, _ctx: &'a mut Context<S>) -> Result<()> { Ok(()) } } /// Type of the second parameter in a middleware. /// /// `Next` is usually a closure capturing the next middleware, context and the next `Next`. /// /// Developer of middleware can jump to next middleware by calling `next.await`. /// /// ### Example /// /// ```rust /// use roa_core::{App, Context, Result, Status, MiddlewareExt, Next}; /// use roa_core::http::StatusCode; /// /// let app = App::new(()) /// .gate(first) /// .gate(second) /// .gate(third) /// .end(end); /// async fn first(ctx: &mut Context<()>, next: Next<'_>) -> Result { /// assert!(ctx.store("id", "1").is_none()); /// next.await?; /// assert_eq!("5", *ctx.load::<&'static str>("id").unwrap()); /// Ok(()) /// } /// async fn second(ctx: &mut Context<()>, next: Next<'_>) -> Result { /// assert_eq!("1", *ctx.load::<&'static str>("id").unwrap()); /// assert_eq!("1", *ctx.store("id", "2").unwrap()); /// next.await?; /// assert_eq!("4", *ctx.store("id", "5").unwrap()); /// Ok(()) /// } /// async fn third(ctx: &mut Context<()>, next: Next<'_>) -> Result { /// assert_eq!("2", *ctx.store("id", "3").unwrap()); /// next.await?; // next is none; do nothing /// assert_eq!("3", *ctx.store("id", "4").unwrap()); /// Ok(()) /// } /// /// async fn end(ctx: &mut Context<()>) -> Result { /// assert_eq!("3", *ctx.load::<&'static str>("id").unwrap()); /// Ok(()) /// } /// ``` /// /// ### Error Handling /// /// You can catch or straightly throw a Error returned by next. /// /// ```rust /// use roa_core::{App, Context, Result, Status, MiddlewareExt, Next, throw}; /// use roa_core::http::StatusCode; /// /// let app = App::new(()) /// .gate(catch) /// .gate(gate) /// .end(end); /// /// async fn catch(ctx: &mut Context<()>, next: Next<'_>) -> Result { /// // catch /// if let Err(err) = next.await { /// // teapot is ok /// if err.status_code != StatusCode::IM_A_TEAPOT { /// return Err(err); /// } /// } /// Ok(()) /// } /// async fn gate(ctx: &mut Context<()>, next: Next<'_>) -> Result { /// next.await?; // just throw /// unreachable!() /// } /// /// async fn end(ctx: &mut Context<()>) -> Result { /// throw!(StatusCode::IM_A_TEAPOT, "I'm a teapot!") /// } /// ``` /// pub type Next<'a> = &'a mut (dyn Unpin + Future<Output = Result<()>>);