yesod/yesod-eventsource/Yesod/EventSource.hs
2012-08-19 14:53:15 -03:00

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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | This module contains everything that you need to support
-- server-sent events in Yesod applications.
module Yesod.EventSource
( RepEventSource
, repEventSource
, ioToRepEventSource
, EventSourcePolyfill(..)
) where
import Blaze.ByteString.Builder (Builder)
import Control.Monad (when)
import Control.Monad.IO.Class (liftIO)
import Data.Functor ((<$>))
import Data.Monoid (mconcat)
import Yesod.Content
import Yesod.Core
import qualified Data.Conduit as C
import qualified Network.Wai as W
import qualified Network.Wai.EventSource as ES
import qualified Network.Wai.EventSource.EventStream as ES
-- | Phantom type used for 'Handler'@s@ that are @EventSources@
-- (e.g. 'repEventSource' and 'ioToRepEventSource').
newtype RepEventSource =
RepEventSource (C.Source (C.ResourceT IO) (C.Flush Builder))
instance HasReps RepEventSource where
chooseRep (RepEventSource src) =
const $ return ("text/event-stream", ContentSource src)
-- | (Internal) Find out the request's 'EventSourcePolyfill' and
-- set any necessary headers.
prepareForEventSource :: GHandler sub master EventSourcePolyfill
prepareForEventSource = do
reqWith <- lookup "X-Requested-With" . W.requestHeaders <$> waiRequest
let polyfill | reqWith == Just "XMLHttpRequest" = Remy'sESPolyfill
| otherwise = NoESPolyfill
setHeader "Cache-Control" "no-cache" -- extremely important!
return polyfill
-- | Returns a Server-Sent Event stream from a 'C.Source' of
-- 'ES.ServerEvent'@s@. The HTTP socket is flushed after every
-- event. The connection is closed either when the 'C.Source'
-- finishes outputting data or a 'ES.CloseEvent' is outputted,
-- whichever comes first.
repEventSource :: (EventSourcePolyfill -> C.Source (C.ResourceT IO) ES.ServerEvent)
-> GHandler sub master RepEventSource
repEventSource src = RepEventSource . ES.sourceToSource . src <$> prepareForEventSource
-- | Return a Server-Sent Event stream given an @IO@ action that
-- is repeatedly called. An state is threaded for the action so
-- that it may avoid using @IORefs@. The @IO@ action may sleep
-- or block while waiting for more data. The HTTP socket is
-- flushed after every list of simultaneous events. The
-- connection is closed as soon as an 'ES.CloseEvent' is
-- outputted, after which no other events are sent to the client.
ioToRepEventSource :: s
-> (EventSourcePolyfill -> s -> IO ([ES.ServerEvent], s))
-> GHandler sub master RepEventSource
ioToRepEventSource initial act = do
polyfill <- prepareForEventSource
let -- Get new events to be sent.
getEvents s = do
(evs, s') <- liftIO (act polyfill s)
let (builder, continue) = joinEvents evs []
C.yield (C.Chunk builder)
C.yield C.Flush
when continue (getEvents s')
-- Join all events in a single Builder. Returns @False@
-- when we the connection should be closed.
joinEvents (ev:evs) acc =
case ES.eventToBuilder ev of
Just b -> joinEvents evs (b:acc)
Nothing -> (fst $ joinEvents [] acc, False)
joinEvents [] acc = (mconcat (reverse acc), True)
return $ RepEventSource $ getEvents initial
-- | Which @EventSource@ polyfill was detected (if any).
data EventSourcePolyfill =
NoESPolyfill
-- ^ We didn't detect any @EventSource@ polyfill that we know.
| Remy'sESPolyfill
-- ^ See
-- <https://github.com/remy/polyfills/blob/master/EventSource.js>.
-- In order to support Remy\'s polyfill, your server needs to
-- explicitly close the connection from time to
-- time--browsers such as IE7 will not show any event until
-- the connection is closed.
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum)