205 lines
5.8 KiB
Python
205 lines
5.8 KiB
Python
from enum import Enum
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import logging
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import json
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_log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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ENGINE_PROTOCOL = 3;
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class PacketType(Enum):
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OPEN = 0;
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CLOSE = 1;
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PING = 2;
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PONG = 3;
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MESSAGE = 4;
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UPGRADE = 5;
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NOOP = 6;
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class MessageType(Enum):
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CONNECT = 0;
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DISCONNECT = 1;
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EVENT = 2;
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ACK = 3;
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ERROR = 4;
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BINARY_EVENT = 5;
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BINARY_ACK = 6;
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class Packet():
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def __init__(self, packet_type, payload):
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self.type = packet_type;
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self.payload = payload;
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def __str__(self):
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return "PACKET{type: " + str(self.type) + ", payload: " + str(self.payload) + "}";
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class Message():
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def __init__(self, message_type, message, path = "", attachments = "", message_id = None):
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self.type = message_type;
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if isinstance(message, basestring):
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try:
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self.message = json.loads(message);
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except:
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self.message = message;
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else:
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self.message = message;
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self.path = path;
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self.attachments = attachments;
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self.id = message_id;
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def __str__(self):
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if self.id is not None:
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return "MESSAGE{" + \
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"id: " + str(self.id) + ", " + \
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"type: " + str(self.type) + ", " + \
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"message: " + str(self.message) + ", " + \
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"path: " + self.path + \
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"}";
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else:
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return "MESSAGE{" + \
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"type: " + str(self.type) + ", " + \
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"message: " + str(self.message) + ", " + \
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"path: " + self.path + \
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"}";
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def encode_as_json(self):
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"""Encodes a Message to be sent to socket.io server.
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Assumes the message payload will be dumped as a json string.
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"""
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if self.path == "":
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return str(self.type) + json.dumps(self.message);
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return str(self.type) + self.path + "," + json.dumps(self.message);
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def encode_as_string(self):
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"""Same as the encode_as_string method except it doesn't encode things as a JSON string"""
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if self.path == "":
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return str(self.type) + self.message;
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return str(self.type) + self.path + "," + self.message;
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def decode_message(payload):
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""" Decodes a message encoded via socket.io
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"""
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_log.debug("[decode payload] %s" % repr(payload));
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i = 0;
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message_type = int(payload[i]);
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message = "";
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path = "";
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attachments = "";
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message_id = None;
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i += 1;
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if len(payload) > i:
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if message_type == MessageType.BINARY_EVENT or message_type == MessageType.BINARY_ACK:
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while (payload[i] != "-"):
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attachments += payload[i];
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i += 1;
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if len(payload) > i:
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# This is kind of odd, but it is how socket.io-parser works (see
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# https://github.com/Automattic/socket.io-parser/blob/master/index.js#L292
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# @0ae9a4f).
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if payload[i] == "/":
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if "," in payload:
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split_point = payload.index(",");
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path = payload[i:split_point];
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i += split_point;
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else:
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path = payload[i:];
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i += len(path);
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if len(payload) > i:
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# This is the same pecularity as above.
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if "," in payload[i:]:
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split_point = payload.index(",");
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message_id = int(payload[i:split_point]);
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i += split_point;
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if len(payload) > i:
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message = payload[i:];
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return Message(message_type, message, path, attachments, message_id);
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def decode_response(response):
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"""Decodes a response from requests lib.
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"""
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# TODO(sean): Should we use the 'raw' stream instead?
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if isinstance(response, basestring):
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_log.debug("[decode response (string)] Response: %s" % str(response));
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packet = decode_packet_string(response);
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yield packet;
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else:
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content = response.content;
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total_length = len(content);
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processed = 0;
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while processed < total_length:
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_log.debug("[decode response] Content: %s" % str(content));
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(read, packet) = decode_packet(content);
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content = content[read:];
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processed += read;
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yield packet;
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def decode_packet_string(packet):
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packet_type = int(packet[0]);
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payload = packet[1:];
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if packet_type == PacketType.MESSAGE:
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message = decode_message(payload);
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payload = message;
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return Packet(packet_type, payload);
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def decode_packet(packet):
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"""Decodes a packet sent via engine.io.
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If the packet is a message, this method assumes the message was
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encoded by socket.io and will parse it as such.
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"""
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packet_format = "string" if ord(packet[0]) == 0 else "binary";
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_log.debug("Packet type: %s" % packet_format);
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if packet_format is "string":
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length_bytes = [];
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offset = 1;
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while ord(packet[offset]) is not 255:
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length_bytes.append(ord(packet[offset]));
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offset += 1;
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offset += 1;
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length = 0;
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base = 1;
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for digit in reversed(length_bytes):
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length += (int(digit) * base);
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base *= 10;
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_log.debug("Packet length: %d" % length);
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packet_type = int(packet[offset]);
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offset += 1;
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payload = packet[offset:offset + length - 1];
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_log.debug("Payload: %s" % repr(payload));
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if packet_type is PacketType.MESSAGE:
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message = decode_message(payload);
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payload = message;
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return offset + length, Packet(packet_type, payload);
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else:
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pass;
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def encode_packet_string(code, path, data):
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"""Encodes packet to be sent to socket.io server.
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"""
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code_length = len(str(code));
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data_length = len(data);
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length = code_length + data_length;
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return str(length) + ":" + str(code) + str(data);
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