Aquaria/ExternalLibs/minihttp.h

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* the extent permitted by applicable law. You can redistribute it
* and/or modify it under the terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want
* To Public License, Version 2, as published by Sam Hocevar.
* See http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/COPYING for more details. */

#ifndef MINIHTTPSOCKET_H
#define MINIHTTPSOCKET_H

// ---- Compile config -----
#define MINIHTTP_SUPPORT_HTTP
#define MINIHTTP_SUPPORT_SOCKET_SET
// -------------------------

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string>
// Intentionally avoid pulling in any other headers

namespace minihttp
{

class POST;

bool InitNetwork();
void StopNetwork();
bool HasSSL();

// Simple one-shot API to download stuff via HTTP(S).
// Blocks while waiting until all data have arrived.
// Optionally, pass a size_t pointer to get the received memory block size (excluding the added zero-terminator).
// Optionally, pass a pointer to POST data to send a POST request instead of a GET request.
// Returns a pointer to a zero-terminated memory block on success, NULL on failure.
// The returned pointer must be free()'d after use.
// Note: Avoid using this function if possible. It has no safeguards against a malicious web server!
//       E.g. A server that sends one byte every few seconds but keeping the connection intact
//       is perfectly capable of stalling the caller for a VERY LONG TIME.
char *Download(const char *url, size_t *sz = NULL, const POST *post = NULL);

// append to enc
void URLEncode(const std::string& s, std::string& enc);

bool SplitURI(const std::string& uri, std::string& protocol, std::string& host, std::string& file, int& port, bool& useSSL);

enum SSLResult
{
    SSLR_OK = 0x0,
    SSLR_NO_SSL = 0x1,
    SSLR_FAIL = 0x2,
    SSLR_CERT_EXPIRED = 0x4,
    SSLR_CERT_REVOKED = 0x8,
    SSLR_CERT_CN_MISMATCH = 0x10,
    SSLR_CERT_NOT_TRUSTED = 0x20,
    SSLR_CERT_MISSING = 0x40,
    SSLR_CERT_SKIP_VERIFY = 0x80,
    SSLR_CERT_FUTURE = 0x100,

    _SSLR_FORCE32BIT = 0x7fffffff
};

class TcpSocket
{
public:
    TcpSocket();
    virtual ~TcpSocket();

    virtual bool HasPendingTask() const { return false; }

    bool open(const char *addr = NULL, unsigned int port = 0);
    void close();
    bool update(); // returns true if something interesting happened (incoming data, closed connection, etc)

    bool isOpen(void);

    void SetBufsizeIn(unsigned int s);
    bool SetNonBlocking(bool nonblock);
    unsigned int GetBufSize() { return _inbufSize; }
    const char *GetHost(void) { return _host.c_str(); }
    bool SendBytes(const void *buf, unsigned int len);

    // SSL related
    bool initSSL(const char *certs);
    bool hasSSL() const { return !!_sslctx; }
    void shutdownSSL();
    SSLResult verifySSL(char *buf = 0, unsigned buflen = 0); // optionally put info string into buf

protected:
    virtual void _OnCloseInternal();
    virtual void _OnData(); // data received callback. Internal, should only be overloaded to call _OnRecv()

    virtual void _OnRecv(void *buf, unsigned int size) = 0;
    virtual void _OnClose() {}; // close callback
    virtual void _OnOpen() {} // called when opened
    virtual bool _OnUpdate() { return true; } // called before reading from the socket

    void _ShiftBuffer();

    char *_inbuf;
    char *_readptr; // part of inbuf, optionally skipped header
    char *_writeptr; // passed to recv(). usually equal to _inbuf, but may point inside the buffer in case of a partial transfer.

    unsigned int _inbufSize; // size of internal buffer
    unsigned int _writeSize; // how many bytes can be written to _writeptr;
    unsigned int _recvSize; // incoming size, max _inbufSize - 1

    unsigned int _lastport; // port used in last open() call

    bool _nonblocking; // Default true. If false, the current thread is blocked while waiting for input.

#ifdef _WIN32
    intptr_t _s; // socket handle. really an int, but to be sure its 64 bit compatible as it seems required on windows, we use this.
#else
    long _s;
#endif

    std::string _host;

private:
    int _writeBytes(const unsigned char *buf, size_t len);
    int _readBytes(unsigned char *buf, size_t maxlen);
    void *_sslctx;
};

} // end namespace minihttp


// ------------------------------------------------------------------------

#ifdef MINIHTTP_SUPPORT_HTTP

#include <map>
#include <queue>

namespace minihttp
{

enum HttpCode
{
    HTTP_OK = 200,
    HTTP_NOTFOUND = 404,
};

class POST
{
public:
    void reserve(size_t res) { data.reserve(res); }
    POST& add(const char *key, const char *value);
    const char *c_str() const { return data.c_str(); }
    const std::string& str() const { return data; }
    bool empty() const { return data.empty(); }
    size_t length() const { return data.length(); }
private:
    std::string data;
};

struct Request
{
    Request() : port(80), user(NULL) {}
    Request(const std::string& h, const std::string& res, int p = 80, void *u = NULL)
        : host(h), resource(res), port(80), user(u), useSSL(false) {}

    std::string protocol;
    std::string host;
    std::string header; // set by socket
    std::string resource;
    std::string extraGetHeaders;
    int port;
    void *user;
    bool useSSL;
    POST post; // if this is empty, it's a GET request, otherwise a POST request
};

class HttpSocket : public TcpSocket
{
public:

    HttpSocket();
    virtual ~HttpSocket();

    virtual bool HasPendingTask() const
    {
        return ExpectMoreData() || _requestQ.size();
    }

    void SetKeepAlive(unsigned int secs) { _keep_alive = secs; }
    void SetUserAgent(const std::string &s) { _user_agent = s; }
    void SetAcceptEncoding(const std::string& s) { _accept_encoding = s; }
    void SetFollowRedirect(bool follow) { _followRedir = follow; }
    void SetAlwaysHandle(bool h) { _alwaysHandle = h; }

    bool Download(const std::string& url, const char *extraRequest = NULL, void *user = NULL, const POST *post = NULL);
    bool SendRequest(Request& what, bool enqueue);
    bool SendRequest(const std::string what, const char *extraRequest = NULL, void *user = NULL);
    bool QueueRequest(const std::string what, const char *extraRequest = NULL, void *user = NULL);

    unsigned int GetRemaining() const { return _remaining; }

    unsigned int GetStatusCode() const { return _status; }
    unsigned int GetContentLen() const { return _contentLen; }
    bool ChunkedTransfer() const { return _chunkedTransfer; }
    bool ExpectMoreData() const { return _remaining || _chunkedTransfer; }

    const Request &GetCurrentRequest() const { return _curRequest; }
    const char *Hdr(const char *h) const;

    bool IsRedirecting() const;
    bool IsSuccess() const;

protected:
    virtual void _OnCloseInternal();
    virtual void _OnClose();
    virtual void _OnData(); // data received callback. Internal, should only be overloaded to call _OnRecv()
    virtual void _OnRecv(void *buf, unsigned int size) = 0;
    virtual void _OnOpen(); // called when opene
    virtual bool _OnUpdate(); // called before reading from the socket

    // new ones:
    virtual void _OnRequestDone() {}

    bool _Redirect(std::string loc, bool forceGET);

    void _ProcessChunk();
    bool _EnqueueOrSend(const Request& req, bool forceQueue = false);
    void _DequeueMore();
    bool _OpenRequest(const Request& req);
    void _ParseHeader();
    void _ParseHeaderFields(const char *s, size_t size);
    bool _HandleStatus(); // Returns whether the processed request was successful, or not
    void _FinishRequest();
    void _OnRecvInternal(void *buf, unsigned int size);

    std::string _user_agent;
    std::string _accept_encoding; // Default empty.
    std::string _tmpHdr; // used to save the http header if the incoming buffer was not large enough

    unsigned int _keep_alive; // http related
    unsigned int _remaining; // http "Content-Length: X" - already recvd. 0 if ready for next packet.
                             // For chunked transfer encoding, this holds the remaining size of the current chunk
    unsigned int _contentLen; // as reported by server
    unsigned int _status; // http status code, HTTP_OK if things are good

    std::queue<Request> _requestQ;
    std::map<std::string, std::string> _hdrs; // Maps HTTP header fields to their values

    Request _curRequest;

    bool _inProgress;
    bool _chunkedTransfer;
    bool _mustClose; // keep-alive specified, or not
    bool _followRedir; // Default true. Follow 3xx redirects if this is set.
    bool _alwaysHandle; // Also deliver to _OnRecv() if a non-success code was received.
};

} // end namespace minihttp

#endif

// ------------------------------------------------------------------------

#ifdef MINIHTTP_SUPPORT_SOCKET_SET

#include <map>

namespace minihttp
{

class SocketSet
{
public:
    virtual ~SocketSet();
    void deleteAll();
    bool update();
    void add(TcpSocket *s, bool deleteWhenDone = true);
    bool has(TcpSocket *s);
    void remove(TcpSocket *s);
    inline size_t size() { return _store.size(); }

//protected:

    struct SocketSetData
    {
        bool deleteWhenDone;
        // To be extended
    };

    typedef std::map<TcpSocket*, SocketSetData> Store;

    Store _store;
};

#endif


} // end namespace minihttp


#endif