require 'eventmachine'
require 'stringio'
require 'uri'
require 'zlib'

module GoodServer
  # This method will be called with each request received.
  #
  #     request = {
  #       :method   => method,
  #       :uri      => URI.parse(uri),
  #       :headers  => {},
  #       :body     => ''
  #     }
  #
  # Each connection to this server is persistent unless the client sends
  # "Connection: close" in the request. If a response requires the connection
  # to be closed, use `start_response(:persistent => false)`.
  def send_response(request)
    type, path = request[:uri].path.split('/', 3)[1, 2]
    case type
    when 'echo'
      case path
      when 'request'
        data = Marshal.dump(request)
        start_response
        send_data "Content-Length: #{ data.size }\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data data

      when 'request_count'
        (@request_count ||= '0').next!
        start_response
        send_data "Content-Length: #{ @request_count.size }\r\n"
        send_data "Connection: Keep-Alive\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data @request_count

      when /(content|transfer)-encoded\/?(.*)/
        if (encoding_type = $1) == 'content'
          accept_header = 'Accept-Encoding'
          encoding_header = 'Content-Encoding'
        else
          accept_header = 'TE'
          encoding_header = 'Transfer-Encoding'
        end
        chunked = $2 == 'chunked'

        encodings = parse_encodings(request[:headers][accept_header])
        while encoding = encodings.pop
          break if ['gzip', 'deflate', 'deflate-raw'].include?(encoding)
        end

        case encoding
        when 'gzip'
          body = request[:body]
          if(body.nil? || body.empty?)
            body = ''
          else
            io = (Zlib::GzipWriter.new(StringIO.new) << request[:body]).finish
            io.rewind
            body = io.read
          end
        when 'deflate'
          deflator = Zlib::Deflate.new(nil)
          body = deflator.deflate(request[:body], Zlib::FINISH)
          deflator.close
        when 'deflate-raw'
          # drops the zlib header
          deflator = Zlib::Deflate.new(nil, -Zlib::MAX_WBITS)
          body = deflator.deflate(request[:body], Zlib::FINISH)
          deflator.close
          encoding = 'deflate' # treat as deflate other than dropping header
        else
          body = request[:body]
        end

        # simulate server pre/post content encoding
        encodings = [
          request[:headers]["#{ encoding_header }-Pre"],
          encoding,
          request[:headers]["#{ encoding_header }-Post"],
        ]
        if chunked && encoding_type == 'transfer'
          encodings << 'chunked'
        end
        encodings = encodings.compact.join(', ')

        start_response
        # let the test know what the server sent
        send_data "#{ encoding_header }-Sent: #{ encodings }\r\n"
        send_data "#{ encoding_header }: #{ encodings }\r\n" unless encodings.empty?
        if chunked
          if encoding_type == 'content'
            send_data "Transfer-Encoding: chunked\r\n"
          end
          send_data "\r\n"
          send_data chunks_for(body)
          send_data "\r\n"
        else
          send_data "Content-Length: #{ body.size }\r\n"
          send_data "\r\n"
          send_data body
        end
      end

    when 'chunked'
      case path
      when 'simple'
        start_response
        send_data "Transfer-Encoding: chunked\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
        # chunk-extension is currently ignored.
        # this works because "6; chunk-extension".to_i => "6"
        send_data "6; chunk-extension\r\n"
        send_data "hello \r\n"
        send_data "5; chunk-extension\r\n"
        send_data "world\r\n"
        send_data "0; chunk-extension\r\n" # last-chunk
        send_data "\r\n"

      # merged trailers also support continuations
      when 'trailers'
        start_response
        send_data "Transfer-Encoding: chunked\r\n"
        send_data "Test-Header: one, two\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data chunks_for('hello world')
        send_data "Test-Header: three, four,\r\n"
        send_data "\tfive, six\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
      end

    when 'content-length'
      case path
      when 'simple'
        start_response
        send_data "Content-Length: 11\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data "hello world"
      end

    when 'unknown'
      case path
      when 'cookies'
        start_response(:persistent => false)
        send_data "Set-Cookie: one, two\r\n"
        send_data "Set-Cookie: three, four\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data "hello world"

      when 'simple'
        start_response(:persistent => false)
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data "hello world"

      when 'header_continuation'
        start_response(:persistent => false)
        send_data "Test-Header: one, two\r\n"
        send_data "Test-Header: three, four,\r\n"
        send_data "  five, six\r\n"
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data "hello world"
      end

    when 'bad'
      # Excon will close these connections due to the errors.
      case path
      when 'malformed_header'
        start_response
        send_data "Bad-Header\r\n"  # no ':'
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data "hello world"

      when 'malformed_header_continuation'
        send_data "HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n"
        send_data " Bad-Header: one, two\r\n"  # no previous header
        send_data "\r\n"
        send_data "hello world"
      end

    when 'not-found'
      start_response(:status => "404 Not Found")
      send_data "Content-Length: 11\r\n"
      send_data "\r\n"
      send_data "hello world"
    end
  end

  # Sends response status-line, plus headers common to all responses.
  def start_response(opts = {})
    opts = {
      :status     => '200 OK',
      :persistent => @persistent  # true unless client sent Connection: close
    }.merge!(opts)

    @persistent = opts[:persistent]
    send_data "HTTP/1.1 #{ opts[:status] }\r\n"
    send_data "Connection: close\r\n" unless @persistent
  end

  def post_init
    @buffer = StringIO.new
    @buffer.set_encoding('BINARY') if @buffer.respond_to?(:set_encoding)
  end

  # Receives a String of +data+ sent from the client.
  # +data+ may only be a portion of what the client sent.
  # The data is buffered, then processed and removed from the buffer
  # as data becomes available until the @request is complete.
  def receive_data(data)
    @buffer.seek(0, IO::SEEK_END)
    @buffer.write(data)

    parse_headers unless @request
    parse_body if @request

    if @request_complete
      send_response(@request)
      if @persistent
        @request = nil
        @request_complete = false
        # process remaining buffer for next request
        receive_data('') unless @buffer.eof?
      else
        close_connection(true)
      end
    end
  end

  # Removes the processed portion of the buffer
  # by replacing the buffer with it's contents from the current pos.
  def sync_buffer
    @buffer.string = @buffer.read
  end

  def parse_headers
    @buffer.rewind
    # wait until buffer contains the end of the headers
    if /\sHTTP\/\d+\.\d+\r\n.*?\r\n\r\n/m =~ @buffer.read
      @buffer.rewind
      # For persistent connections, the buffer could start with the
      # \r\n chunked-message terminator from the previous request.
      # This will discard anything up to the request-line.
      until m = /^(\w+)\s(.*)\sHTTP\/\d+\.\d+$/.match(@buffer.readline.chop!); end
      method, uri = m[1, 2]

      headers = {}
      last_key = nil
      until (line = @buffer.readline.chop!).empty?
        if !line.lstrip!.nil?
          headers[last_key] << ' ' << line.rstrip
        else
          key, value = line.split(':', 2)
          headers[key] = ([headers[key]] << value.strip).compact.join(', ')
          last_key = key
        end
      end

      sync_buffer

      @chunked = headers['Transfer-Encoding'] =~ /chunked/i
      @content_length = headers['Content-Length'].to_i
      @persistent = headers['Connection'] !~ /close/i
      @request = {
        :method   => method,
        :uri      => URI.parse(uri),
        :headers  => headers,
        :body     => ''
      }
    end
  end

  def parse_body
    if @chunked
      @buffer.rewind
      until @request_complete || @buffer.eof?
        unless @chunk_size
          # in case buffer only contains a portion of the chunk-size line
          if (line = @buffer.readline) =~ /\r\n\z/
            @chunk_size = line.to_i(16)
            if @chunk_size > 0
              sync_buffer
            else # last-chunk
              @buffer.read(2)  # the final \r\n may or may not be in the buffer
              sync_buffer
              @chunk_size = nil
              @request_complete = true
            end
          end
        end
        if @chunk_size
          if @buffer.size >= @chunk_size + 2
            @request[:body] << @buffer.read(@chunk_size + 2).chop!
            @chunk_size = nil
            sync_buffer
          else
            break # wait for more data
          end
        end
      end
    elsif @content_length > 0
      @buffer.rewind
      unless @buffer.eof?  # buffer only contained the headers
        @request[:body] << @buffer.read(@content_length - @request[:body].size)
        sync_buffer
        if @request[:body].size == @content_length
          @request_complete = true
        end
      end
    else
      # no body
      @request_complete = true
    end
  end

  def chunks_for(str)
    chunks = ''
    str.force_encoding('BINARY') if str.respond_to?(:force_encoding)
    chunk_size = str.size / 2
    until (chunk = str.slice!(0, chunk_size)).empty?
      chunks << chunk.size.to_s(16) << "\r\n"
      chunks << chunk << "\r\n"
    end
    chunks << "0\r\n" # last-chunk
  end

  # only supports a single quality parameter for tokens
  def parse_encodings(encodings)
    return [] if encodings.nil?
    split_header_value(encodings).map do |value|
      token, q_val = /^(.*?)(?:;q=(.*))?$/.match(value.strip)[1, 2]
      if q_val && q_val.to_f == 0
        nil
      else
        [token, (q_val || 1).to_f]
      end
    end.compact.sort_by {|_, q_val| q_val }.map {|token, _| token }
  end

  # Splits a header value +str+ according to HTTP specification.
  def split_header_value(str)
    return [] if str.nil?
    str.strip.scan(%r'\G((?:"(?:\\.|[^"])+?"|[^",]+)+)
                        (?:,\s*|\Z)'xn).flatten
  end
end