jelq

//! Plumbing shared by every resource under `/runs/{id}`.

use axum::{

    http::{HeaderName, HeaderValue, StatusCode, header},

    response::{IntoResponse, Response},

};

use hyper_util::rt::TokioIo;

use tokio::io::AsyncWriteExt;

use super::{AppState, ctx::Ctx, middleware::Compress, resource::Resource, runs};

use crate::{

    game::{Floor, Run, balance::SUSPICION_LIMIT},

    headers::{

        X_CASH, X_EQ, X_FLOOR, X_FORESKIN, X_GIRTH, X_OBSERVED_BY, X_SELF_REPORTED_LENGTH, X_SHAME,

        X_STAMINA, X_SUSPICION,

    },

    locale::Locale,

    problem::{PROBLEM_BASE, Problem},

    secret::Secret,

};

pub const REL_BASE: &str = "https://jelq.dev/rels/";

const COOKIE_ATTRIBUTES: &str = "Max-Age=31536000; Path=/; HttpOnly; SameSite=Strict";

/// Which household hazards stand between a request and the run.

#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]

pub enum Scope {

    Home,

    Pockets,

}

pub struct RunResource {

    pub scope: Scope,

    pub resource: Resource<Run>,

}

/// What the server writes over the connection after a `101`.

#[derive(Clone)]

pub struct Greeting(pub String);

pub fn serve(state: &AppState, mut ctx: Ctx, target: &RunResource) -> Response {

    let mut runs = state.runs();

    let Some(run) = runs.get_mut(ctx.param("id")) else {

        return Problem::new(

            StatusCode::NOT_FOUND,

            "no-such-run",

            "There is no such run. There may never have been.",

        )

        .into_response();

    };

    if let Some(ending) = &run.ended {

        return Problem::new(StatusCode::GONE, "run-ended", "This run has ended.")

            .with("cause", format!("{PROBLEM_BASE}{}", ending.cause.slug()))

            .with("turn", ending.turn)

            .with("graveyard", "/graveyard")

            .into_response();

    }

    run.last_seen = ctx.now;

    run.observed = None;

    let response =

        gate(run, &ctx, target.scope).unwrap_or_else(|| target.resource.dispatch(run, &ctx));

    let response = finish(run, &ctx, &state.config.secret, response);

    drop(runs);

    greet(response, &mut ctx)

}

fn gate(run: &mut Run, ctx: &Ctx, scope: Scope) -> Option<Response> {

    if scope == Scope::Pockets {

        return None;

    }

    if run.floor == Floor::Hotel && !run.here.wifi_accepted {

        let portal = run.path("/portal");

        return Some(

            Problem::new(

                StatusCode::NETWORK_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED,

                "captive-portal",

                "The network requires authentication. The hotel would like you to agree to some terms.",

            )

            .with("portal", portal.as_str())

            .header(header::LINK, format!("<{portal}>; rel=\"{REL_BASE}portal\""))

            .into_response(),

        );

    }

    let authorization = ctx

        .header(header::AUTHORIZATION)

        .map(|text| Locale::negotiate(ctx.header(header::ACCEPT_LANGUAGE)).canonicalise(text));

    run.answer_door(authorization.as_deref())

        .err()

        .map(IntoResponse::into_response)

}

/// Every resource the run can reach right now. The `allow` extension attribute (RFC 8288 §3)

/// carries the methods each one accepts, so a client never has to guess.

fn links(run: &Run) -> String {

    let linked: [(&str, &RunResource, bool); 13] = [

        ("", &runs::RUN, true),

        ("floor", &runs::FLOOR, true),

        ("length", &runs::LENGTH, true),

        ("foreskin", &runs::FORESKIN, run.foreskin.is_some()),

        ("inventory", &runs::INVENTORY, true),

        ("techniques", &runs::TECHNIQUES, true),

        ("drawer", &runs::DRAWER, true),

        ("grip", &runs::GRIP, true),

        ("shop", &runs::SHOP, run.floor.shop_open()),

        ("portal", &runs::PORTAL, run.floor == Floor::Hotel),

        ("elder", &runs::ELDER, run.floor == Floor::Forum),

        ("footage", &runs::FOOTAGE, run.filmed_at.is_some()),

        ("diagnosis", &runs::DIAGNOSIS, true),

    ];

    linked

        .into_iter()

        .filter(|(_, _, relevant)| *relevant)

        .map(|(rel, target, _)| {

            let (path, name) = if rel.is_empty() {

                (run.path(""), "run")

            } else {

                (run.path(&format!("/{rel}")), rel)

            };

            let allow = target.resource.allow(run);

            format!("<{path}>; rel=\"{REL_BASE}{name}\"; allow=\"{allow}\"")

        })

        .collect::<Vec<_>>()

        .join(", ")

}

/// Shame lives in a signed cookie so it follows the player across runs. Each response adds this

/// run's new shame to whatever total the client presents, so two runs at once both count.

fn settle_shame(run: &mut Run, ctx: &Ctx, secret: &Secret) -> u32 {

    let presented = ctx

        .cookie("shame")

        .and_then(|signed| secret.verify("shame", signed))

        .and_then(|total| total.parse::<u32>().ok());

    let total = presented.unwrap_or(run.shame_total) + (run.shame - run.shame_reported);

    run.shame_reported = run.shame;

    run.shame_total = total;

    total

}

pub fn finish(run: &mut Run, ctx: &Ctx, secret: &Secret, mut response: Response) -> Response {

    let status = response.status();

    if status == StatusCode::NOT_MODIFIED {

        return response;

    }

    let shame = settle_shame(run, ctx, secret);

    let mut stats: Vec<(HeaderName, String)> = vec![

        (

            X_SELF_REPORTED_LENGTH,

            format!("{:.2}", run.self_reported()),

        ),

        (X_GIRTH, format!("{:.2}", run.girth)),

        (

            X_FORESKIN,

            run.foreskin.map_or("gone".into(), |f| format!("{f:.2}")),

        ),

        (X_EQ, run.eq.to_string()),

        (X_STAMINA, format!("{}/{}", run.stamina, run.max_stamina())),

        (X_SUSPICION, format!("{}/{SUSPICION_LIMIT}", run.suspicion)),

        (X_SHAME, shame.to_string()),

        (X_CASH, run.cash.to_string()),

        (X_FLOOR, run.floor.number().to_string()),

        (header::LINK, links(run)),

    ];

    if let Some(observer) = run.observed {

        stats.push((X_OBSERVED_BY, observer.name().into()));

    }

    if run.mum.is_some() {

        stats.push((header::VIA, "1.1 mum".into()));

        stats.push((header::VARY, "Mum".into()));

    }

    // RFC 9111 obsoleted Warning, which is why nobody heeds it.

    if run.conditions.pulled_muscle {

        stats.push((header::WARNING, "199 - \"a muscle has been pulled\"".into()));

    }

    if run.eq > 70 && run.ended.is_none() {

        stats.push((header::WARNING, "199 - \"it is turning purple\"".into()));

    }

    stats.push((

        header::SET_COOKIE,

        format!(

            "shame={}; {COOKIE_ATTRIBUTES}",

            secret.sign("shame", &shame.to_string())

        ),

    ));

    if run.items.ruler {

        stats.push((

            header::SET_COOKIE,

            format!("ruler={}; {COOKIE_ATTRIBUTES}", secret.sign("ruler", "1")),

        ));

    }

    let headers = response.headers_mut();

    for (name, value) in stats {

        if let Ok(value) = HeaderValue::from_str(&value) {

            headers.append(name, value);

        }

    }

    let bodiless = status.is_informational() || status == StatusCode::NO_CONTENT;

    if run.items.ring && !bodiless {

        response.extensions_mut().insert(Compress);

    }

    response

}

fn greet(response: Response, ctx: &mut Ctx) -> Response {

    if response.status() != StatusCode::SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS {

        return response;

    }

    let (Some(Greeting(text)), Some(upgrade)) = (

        response.extensions().get::<Greeting>().cloned(),

        ctx.upgrade.take(),

    ) else {

        return response;

    };

    tokio::spawn(async move {

        if let Ok(upgraded) = upgrade.await {

            let mut io = TokioIo::new(upgraded);

            let _ = io.write_all(text.as_bytes()).await;

            let _ = io.shutdown().await;

        }

    });

    response

}