frereth.cp.client.state — com.frereth/cp 0.0.3-g3b13aae

Handle the inherently stateful pieces associated with the client side of things.

The fact that this is so big says a lot about needing to re-think my approach

->message-exchange-mode clj

(->message-exchange-mode {:keys [:frereth.cp.client.state/chan<-server
                                 :frereth.cp.client.state/chan->server
                                 :frereth.cp.message.specs/->child]
                          log-state :frereth.weald.specs/state
                          :as this}
                         initial-server-response)

Just received first real response Message packet from the handshake. Now we can start doing something interesting.

child-> clj

(child-> {log-state :frereth.weald.specs/state
          :keys [:frereth.cp.client.state/chan->server
                 :frereth.weald.specs/logger
                 :frereth.cp.client.state/packet-builder
                 :frereth.cp.client.state/server-security]
          :as state}
         timeout
         message-block)

Handle packets streaming out of child

clientextension-init clj

(clientextension-init
  {:keys [:frereth.cp.client.state/client-extension-load-time
          :frereth.weald.specs/logger :frereth.cp.message.specs/recent
          :frereth.cp.shared/extension]
   log-state :frereth.weald.specs/state
   :as this})

Initialize the client-extension

cpu-utilization-target clj

current-timeout clj

(current-timeout this)

How long should next step wait before giving up?

default-timeout clj

do-send-packet clj

(do-send-packet
  {log-state :frereth.weald.specs/state
   {:keys [:frereth.cp.shared.specs/srvr-ip :frereth.cp.shared.specs/srvr-port]
    :as server-security}
     :frereth.cp.client.state/server-security
   :keys [:frereth.cp.client.state/chan->server :frereth.weald.specs/logger]
   :as this}
  on-success
  on-failure
  timeout
  timeout-key
  packet)

Send a ByteBuf (et al) as UDP to the server

With lots of bells, whistles, and callbacks

do-stop clj

(do-stop {child-state :frereth.cp.shared.child/state
          log-state :frereth.weald.specs/state
          :as this})

extract-child-send-state clj

(extract-child-send-state state)

Extract the pieces that are actually used to forward a message from the Child

final-wait clj

(final-wait this sent)

We've received the cookie and responded with a vouch. Now waiting for the server's first real message packet so we can switch into the message exchange loop

fork! clj

(fork! {:keys [:frereth.weald.specs/logger :frereth.cp.message.specs/->child
               :frereth.cp.message.specs/child-spawner!
               :frereth.cp.message.specs/message-loop-name]
        log-state :frereth.weald.specs/state
        :as this})

Create a new Child to do all the interesting work.

initialize-immutable-values clj

(initialize-immutable-values
  {:keys [:frereth.cp.message.specs/message-loop-name
          :frereth.cp.client.state/chan<-server
          :frereth.cp.client.state/server-extension
          :frereth.cp.client.state/server-ips :frereth.cp.shared.specs/executor]
   log-state :frereth.weald.specs/state
   :or {executor (exec/utilization-executor cpu-utilization-target)}
   :as this}
  log-initializer)

Sets up the immutable value that will be used in tandem with the mutable state later

initialize-mutable-state! clj

(initialize-mutable-state! {:keys [:frereth.cp.shared/my-keys
                                   :frereth.cp.client.state/server-security
                                   :frereth.weald.specs/logger
                                   :frereth.cp.message.specs/message-loop-name]
                            :as this}
                           packet-builder)

load-keys clj

(load-keys log-state my-keys)

put-packet clj

(put-packet chan->server srvr-ip packet srvr-port timeout timeout-key)

Build and put a packet onto channel toward server

No bells, whistles, or anything else to make it fancier than needed

update-client-short-term-nonce clj

(update-client-short-term-nonce nonce)

Note that this can loop right back to a negative number.