hexmap/server/room/actor.go

package room

import (
	"git.reya.zone/reya/hexmap/server/action"
	"git.reya.zone/reya/hexmap/server/state"
	"github.com/rs/xid"
	"go.uber.org/zap"
)

// act is the meat and potatoes of the room - it's responsible for actually running the room.
// It will gracefully remove all clients before shutting down.
func (r *room) act() {
	defer r.gracefulShutdown()
	r.logger.Info("Room starting up, listening for incoming actions")
	for {
		raw := <-r.incomingChannel
		client := raw.ClientID()
		msgLogger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("client", client))
		msgLogger.Debug("Message received, handling", zap.Object("message", raw))
		switch msg := raw.(type) {
		case JoinRequest:
			r.addClient(msg.id, msg.returnChannel, msg.broadcast, msg.privateChannel)
			r.acknowledgeJoin(msg.id, msg.wantCurrentState)
		case RefreshRequest:
			r.sendRefresh(msg.id)
		case ApplyRequest:
			msgLogger.Debug("Received action to apply from client", zap.Int("actionId", msg.action.ID))
			result := r.applyAction(msg.action.Action)
			if result != nil {
				r.broadcastAction(client, msg.action.ID, msg.action.Action)
			}
			r.acknowledgeAction(client, msg.action.ID, result)
		case LeaveRequest:
			// So long, then. We can close immediately here; they promised not to send any more messages after this
			// unless we were shutting down, which we're not.
			r.acknowledgeLeave(client)
			r.closeClient(client)
		case StopRequest:
			// As requested, we shut down. Our deferred gracefulShutdown will catch us as we fall.
			msgLogger.Info("Received StopRequest from client, shutting down")
			return
		case ShutdownResponse:
			// Uh... thank... you. I'm not... Never mind. I guess this means you're leaving?
			msgLogger.Error("Received unexpected ShutdownResponse from client while not shutting down")
			r.closeClient(client)
		default:
			msgLogger.Warn("Ignoring unhandled message", zap.Object("message", msg))
		}
		msgLogger.Debug("Message handled, resuming listening")
	}
}

// addClient records a client's presence in the client map.
func (r *room) addClient(id xid.ID, returnChannel chan<- Message, broadcast bool, privateChannel bool) {
	logger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("client", id))
	logger.Debug("Adding client")
	if client, ok := r.clients[id]; ok {
		if client.outgoingChannel == returnChannel {
			if broadcast == client.broadcast && privateChannel == client.privateChannel {
				logger.Warn("Already have client when adding client")
			} else {
				logger.Error("Already have client but with different settings when adding client")
			}
		} else {
			logger.Error("Already have a different client with the same id when adding client")
		}
		return
	}
	r.clients[id] = internalClient{
		id:              id,
		outgoingChannel: returnChannel,
		broadcast:       broadcast,
		privateChannel:  privateChannel,
	}
}

// stateCopy creates and returns a fresh copy of the current state.
// This avoids concurrent modification of the state while clients are reading it.
func (r *room) stateCopy() *state.Synced {
	s := r.currentState.Copy()
	return &s
}

// acknowledgeJoin composes and sends a JoinResponse to the given client.
func (r *room) acknowledgeJoin(id xid.ID, includeState bool) {
	logger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("client", id))
	client, ok := r.clients[id]
	if !ok {
		logger.Error("No such client when acknowledging join")
		return
	}
	var s *state.Synced = nil
	if includeState {
		logger.Debug("Preparing state copy for client")
		s = r.stateCopy()
	}
	logger.Debug("Sending JoinResponse to client")
	client.outgoingChannel <- JoinResponse{
		id:           r.id,
		currentState: s,
	}
}

// sendRefresh composes and sends a RefreshResponse to the given client.
func (r *room) sendRefresh(id xid.ID) {
	logger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("client", id))
	client, ok := r.clients[id]
	if !ok {
		logger.Error("No such client when sending refresh")
		return
	}
	var s *state.Synced = nil
	logger.Debug("Preparing state copy for client")
	s = r.stateCopy()
	logger.Debug("Sending RefreshResponse to client")
	client.outgoingChannel <- RefreshResponse{
		id:           r.id,
		currentState: s,
	}
}

// applyAction applies an action to the state and returns the result of it.
func (r *room) applyAction(action action.Action) error {
	r.logger.Debug("Applying action", zap.Object("action", action))
	return action.Apply(&r.currentState)
}

// broadcastAction sends an action to everyone other than the original client which requested it.
func (r *room) broadcastAction(originalClientID xid.ID, originalActionID int, action action.Action) {
	logger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("originalClient", originalClientID), zap.Int("actionID", originalActionID), zap.Object("action", action))
	broadcast := ActionBroadcast{
		id:               r.id,
		originalClientID: originalClientID,
		originalActionID: originalActionID,
		action:           action,
	}
	logger.Debug("Broadcasting action to all clients")
	for id, client := range r.clients {
		if id.Compare(originalClientID) != 0 {
			logger.Debug("Sending ActionBroadcast to client", zap.Stringer("client", id))
			client.outgoingChannel <- broadcast
		}
	}
}

// acknowledgeAction sends a response to the original client which requested an action.
func (r *room) acknowledgeAction(id xid.ID, actionID int, error error) {
	logger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("id", id), zap.Int("actionId", actionID), zap.Error(error))
	logger.Debug("Responding to client with the status of its action")
	client, ok := r.clients[id]
	if !ok {
		logger.Error("No such client when acknowledging action")
		return
	}
	logger.Debug("Sending ApplyResponse to client")
	client.outgoingChannel <- ApplyResponse{
		id:       id,
		actionID: actionID,
		result:   error,
	}
}

// acknowledgeLeave causes the room to signal to the client that it has received and acknowledged the client's LeaveRequest,
// and will not send any further messages.
func (r *room) acknowledgeLeave(id xid.ID) {
	logger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("client", id))
	logger.Debug("Acknowledging client's leave request")
	client, ok := r.clients[id]
	if !ok {
		logger.Error("No such client when acknowledging leave request")
		return
	}
	logger.Debug("Sending LeaveResponse to client")
	client.outgoingChannel <- LeaveResponse{id: r.id}
}

// closeClient causes the room to remove the client with the given id from its clients.
// This should only be used after a shutdown handshake between this client and the room has taken place.
func (r *room) closeClient(id xid.ID) {
	logger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("client", id))
	logger.Debug("Closing client")
	client, ok := r.clients[id]
	if !ok {
		logger.Error("Attempted to close a client that didn't exist")
		return
	}
	if client.privateChannel {
		logger.Debug("Closing outgoingChannel, as client has a privateChannel")
		close(client.outgoingChannel)
	}
	delete(r.clients, id)
}

// gracefulShutdown causes the room to shut down cleanly, making sure that all clients have been removed.
func (r *room) gracefulShutdown() {
	defer r.finalShutdown()
	if len(r.clients) == 0 {
		// Nothing to do, we've already won.
		r.logger.Debug("No remaining clients, so just shutting down")
		return
	}
	r.requestShutdown()
	for len(r.clients) > 0 {
		raw := <-r.incomingChannel
		client := raw.ClientID()
		msgLogger := r.logger.With(zap.Stringer("client", client))
		msgLogger.Debug("Post-shutdown message received, handling", zap.Object("message", raw))
		switch msg := raw.(type) {
		case JoinRequest:
			// Don't you hate it when someone comes to the desk right as you're getting ready to pack up?
			// Can't ignore them - they have our channel, and they might be sending things to it. We have to add them
			// and then immediately send them a ShutdownRequest and wait for them to answer it.
			msgLogger.Debug("Received join request from client while shutting down")
			r.addClient(msg.id, msg.returnChannel, msg.broadcast, msg.privateChannel)
			r.requestShutdownFrom(client)
		case RefreshRequest:
			// Ugh, seriously, now? Fine. You can have this - you might be our friend the persistence actor.
			r.sendRefresh(client)
		case LeaveRequest:
			// We sent them a shutdown already, so unfortunately, we can't close them immediately. We have to wait for
			// them to tell us they've heard that we're shutting down.
			msgLogger.Debug("Received leave request from client while shutting down")
			r.acknowledgeLeave(client)
		case StopRequest:
			// Yes. We're doing that. Check your inbox, I already sent you the shutdown.
			msgLogger.Debug("Received stop request from client while shutting down")
		case ShutdownResponse:
			// The only way we would be getting one of these is if the client knows it doesn't have to send us anything
			// else. Therefore, we can remove them now.
			// Similarly, we know that they'll receive the LeaveResponse they need and shut down.
			// Like us, even if it sent a LeaveRequest before realizing we were shutting down, it would have gotten our
			// ShutdownRequest and sent this before it could read the LeaveResponse, but it will wait for the
			// LeaveResponse regardless.
			msgLogger.Debug("Received shutdown confirmation from client")
			r.closeClient(client)
		default:
			msgLogger.Debug("Ignoring irrelevant message from client while shutting down", zap.Object("message", raw))
		}
		msgLogger.Debug("Message handled, resuming listening and waiting to be safe to shut down", zap.Int("clientsLeft", len(r.clients)))
	}
	r.logger.Debug("All clients have acknowledged the ShutdownRequest, now shutting down")
}

// requestShutdown produces a ShutdownRequest and sends it to all clients to indicate that the room is shutting down.
func (r *room) requestShutdown() {
	r.logger.Debug("Alerting clients that shutdown is in progress", zap.Int("clientsLeft", len(r.clients)))
	for id := range r.clients {
		r.requestShutdownFrom(id)
	}
}

// requestShutdownFrom produces a ShutdownRequest and sends it to the client with id to indicate that the room is
// shutting down.
func (r *room) requestShutdownFrom(id xid.ID) {
	clientField := zap.Stringer("client", id)
	r.logger.Debug("Alerting client that shutdown is in progress", clientField)
	shutdown := ShutdownRequest{
		id: r.id,
	}
	client, ok := r.clients[id]
	if !ok {
		r.logger.Error("No such client when requesting shutdown from client", clientField)
	}
	client.outgoingChannel <- shutdown
}

// finalShutdown causes the room to do any final cleanup not involving its clients before stopping.
// Use gracefulShutdown instead, which calls this once it's safe to do so.
func (r *room) finalShutdown() {
	r.logger.Debug("Closing incoming channel")
	close(r.incomingChannel)
	r.logger.Info("Shut down")
}