nodejs/src/http.js

/* This is a wrapper around the LowLevelServer interface. It provides
 * connection handling, overflow checking, and some data buffering.
 */
node.http.Server = function (RequestHandler, options) {
  var MAX_FIELD_SIZE = 80*1024;
  function Protocol (connection) {
    function fillField (obj, field, data) {
      obj[field] = (obj[field] || "") + data;
      if (obj[field].length > MAX_FIELD_SIZE) {
        connection.fullClose();
        return false;
      }
      return true;
    }

    var responses = [];
    function Response () {
      responses.push(this);
      /* This annoying output buisness is necessary for the case that users
       * are writing to responses out of order! HTTP requires that responses
       * are returned in the same order the requests come.
       */

      var output = [];

      function toRaw(string) {
        var a = [];
        for (var i = 0; i < string.length; i++)
          a.push(string.charCodeAt(i));
        return a;
      }

      // The send method appends data onto the output array. The deal is,
      // the data is either an array of integer, representing binary or it
      // is a string in which case it's UTF8 encoded. 
      // Two things to considered:
      // - we should be able to send mixed encodings.
      // - we don't want to call connection.send("smallstring") because that
      //   is wasteful. *I think* its rather faster to concat inside of JS
      // Thus I attempt to concat as much as possible.  
      function send (data) {
        if (output.length == 0) {
          output.push(data);
          return;
        }

        var li = output.length-1;

        if (data.constructor == String && output[li].constructor == String) {
          output[li] += data;
          return;
        }

        if (data.constructor == Array && output[li].constructor == Array) {
          output[li] = output[li].concat(data);
          return;
        }

        // If the string is small enough, just convert it to binary
        if (data.constructor == String 
            && data.length < 128
            && output[li].constructor == Array) 
        {
          output[li] = output[li].concat(toRaw(data));
          return;
        }

        output.push(data);
      };

      this.flush = function () {
        if (responses.length > 0 && responses[0] === this)
          while (output.length > 0)
            connection.send(output.shift());
      };

      this.sendStatus = function (status, reason) {
        // XXX http/1.0 until i get the keep-alive logic below working.
        send("HTTP/1.0 " + status.toString() + " " + reason + "\r\n");
      };

      var chunked_encoding = false;
      var connection_close = false;

      this.sendHeader = function (field, value) {
        send(field + ": " + value.toString() + "\r\n");

        if (/Connection/i.exec(field) && /close/i.exec(value))
          connection_close = true;

        else if (/Transfer-Encoding/i.exec(field) && /chunk/i.exec(value))
          chunked_encoding = true;           
      };

      var bodyBegan = false;

      this.sendBody = function (chunk) {
        if (bodyBegan === false) {
          send("\r\n");
          bodyBegan = true;
        }

        if (chunked_encoding) {
          send(chunk.length.toString(16));
          send("\r\n");
          send(chunk);
          send("\r\n");
        } else {
          send(chunk);
        }

        this.flush();
      };

      var finished = false;
      this.finish = function () {
        if (chunked_encoding)
          send("0\r\n\r\n"); // last chunk

        this.finished = true;

        while (responses.length > 0 && responses[0].finished) {
          var res = responses[0];
          res.flush();
          responses.shift();
        }

        if (responses.length == 0) {
          connection.fullClose();
          // TODO keep-alive logic 
          //  if http/1.0 without "Connection: keep-alive" header - yes
          //  if http/1.1 if the request was not GET or HEAD - yes
          //  if http/1.1 without "Connection: close" header - yes
        }
      };
    }

    this.onMessage = function ( ) {
      var res = new Response();
      var req = new RequestHandler(res, connection);

      this.encoding = req.encoding || "raw";
      
      this.onPath         = function (data) { return fillField(req, "path", data); };
      this.onURI          = function (data) { return fillField(req, "uri", data); };
      this.onQueryString  = function (data) { return fillField(req, "query_string", data); };
      this.onFragment     = function (data) { return fillField(req, "fragment", data); };

      this.onHeaderField = function (data) {
        if (req.hasOwnProperty("headers")) {
          var last_pair = req.headers[req.headers.length-1];
          if (last_pair.length == 1)
            return fillField(last_pair, 0, data);
          else
            req.headers.push([data]);
        } else {
          req.headers = [[data]];
        }
        return true;
      };

      this.onHeaderValue = function (data) {
        var last_pair = req.headers[req.headers.length-1];
        if (last_pair.length == 1)
          last_pair[1] = data;
        else 
          return fillField(last_pair, 1, data);
        return true;
      };

      this.onHeadersComplete = function () {
        req.http_version = this.http_version;
        req.method = this.method;
        return req.onHeadersComplete();
      };

      this.onBody = function (chunk) { return req.onBody(chunk); };

      this.onBodyComplete = function () { return req.onBodyComplete(); };
    };
  }

  var server = new node.http.LowLevelServer(Protocol, options);
  this.listen = function (port, host) { server.listen(port, host); }
  this.close = function () { server.close(); }
};