aspnetcore/client-ts/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Signal.../Formatters.ts

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import { Message, MessageType } from './Message';
let knownTypes = {
"T": MessageType.Text,
"B": MessageType.Binary,
"C": MessageType.Close,
"E": MessageType.Error
};
function splitAt(input: string, searchString: string, position: number): [string, number] {
let index = input.indexOf(searchString, position);
if (index < 0) {
return [input.substr(position), input.length];
}
let left = input.substring(position, index);
return [left, index + searchString.length];
}
export namespace ServerSentEventsFormat {
export function parse(input: string): Message {
// The SSE protocol is pretty simple. We just look at the first line for the type, and then process the remainder.
// Binary messages require Base64-decoding and ArrayBuffer support, just like in the other formats below
if (input.length == 0) {
throw new Error("Message is missing header");
}
let [header, offset] = splitAt(input, "\n", 0);
let payload = input.substring(offset);
// Just in case the header used CRLF as the line separator, carve it off
if (header.endsWith('\r')) {
header = header.substr(0, header.length - 1);
}
// Parse the header
var messageType = knownTypes[header];
if (messageType === undefined) {
throw new Error(`Unknown type value: '${header}'`);
}
if (messageType == MessageType.Binary) {
// We need to decode and put in an ArrayBuffer. Throw for now
// This will require our own Base64-decoder because the browser
// built-in one only decodes to strings and throws if invalid UTF-8
// characters are found.
throw new Error("TODO: Support for binary messages");
}
// Create the message
return new Message(messageType, payload);
}
}
export namespace TextMessageFormat {
const InvalidPayloadError = new Error("Invalid text message payload");
const LengthRegex = /^[0-9]+$/;
function hasSpace(input: string, offset: number, length: number): boolean {
let requiredLength = offset + length;
return input.length >= requiredLength;
}
function parseMessage(input: string, position: number): [number, Message] {
var offset = position;
// Read the length
var [lenStr, offset] = splitAt(input, ":", offset);
// parseInt is too leniant, we need a strict check to see if the string is an int
if (!LengthRegex.test(lenStr)) {
throw new Error(`Invalid length: '${lenStr}'`);
}
let length = Number.parseInt(lenStr);
// Required space is: 3 (type flag, ":", ";") + length (payload len)
if (!hasSpace(input, offset, 3 + length)) {
throw new Error("Message is incomplete");
}
// Read the type
var [typeStr, offset] = splitAt(input, ":", offset);
// Parse the type
var messageType = knownTypes[typeStr];
if (messageType === undefined) {
throw new Error(`Unknown type value: '${typeStr}'`);
}
// Read the payload
var payload = input.substr(offset, length);
offset += length;
// Verify the final trailing character
if (input[offset] != ';') {
throw new Error("Message missing trailer character");
}
offset += 1;
if (messageType == MessageType.Binary) {
// We need to decode and put in an ArrayBuffer. Throw for now
// This will require our own Base64-decoder because the browser
// built-in one only decodes to strings and throws if invalid UTF-8
// characters are found.
throw new Error("TODO: Support for binary messages");
}
return [offset, new Message(messageType, payload)];
}
export function parse(input: string): Message[] {
if (input.length == 0) {
return []
}
if (input[0] != 'T') {
throw new Error(`Unsupported message format: '${input[0]}'`);
}
let messages = [];
var offset = 1;
while (offset < input.length) {
let message;
[offset, message] = parseMessage(input, offset);
messages.push(message);
}
return messages;
}
}