grpc-swift/Sources/GRPCInProcessTransport/InProcessTransport+Client.swift

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public import GRPCCore
private import Synchronization

extension InProcessTransport {
  /// An in-process implementation of a `ClientTransport`.
  ///
  /// This is useful when you're interested in testing your application without any actual networking layers
  /// involved, as the client and server will communicate directly with each other via in-process streams.
  ///
  /// To use this client, you'll have to provide a `ServerTransport` upon creation, as well
  /// as a `ServiceConfig`.
  ///
  /// Once you have a client, you must keep a long-running task executing ``connect()``, which
  /// will return only once all streams have been finished and ``beginGracefulShutdown()`` has been called on this client; or
  /// when the containing task is cancelled.
  ///
  /// To execute requests using this client, use ``withStream(descriptor:options:_:)``. If this function is
  /// called before ``connect()`` is called, then any streams will remain pending and the call will
  /// block until ``connect()`` is called or the task is cancelled.
  ///
  /// - SeeAlso: `ClientTransport`
  public final class Client: ClientTransport {
    public typealias Bytes = [UInt8]

    private enum State: Sendable {
      struct UnconnectedState {
        var serverTransport: InProcessTransport.Server
        var pendingStreams: [AsyncStream<Void>.Continuation]

        init(serverTransport: InProcessTransport.Server) {
          self.serverTransport = serverTransport
          self.pendingStreams = []
        }
      }

      struct ConnectedState {
        var serverTransport: InProcessTransport.Server
        var nextStreamID: Int
        var openStreams:
          [Int: (
            RPCStream<Inbound, Outbound>,
            RPCStream<
              RPCAsyncSequence<RPCRequestPart<Bytes>, any Error>,
              RPCWriter<RPCResponsePart<Bytes>>.Closable
            >
          )]
        var signalEndContinuation: AsyncStream<Void>.Continuation

        init(
          fromUnconnected state: UnconnectedState,
          signalEndContinuation: AsyncStream<Void>.Continuation
        ) {
          self.serverTransport = state.serverTransport
          self.nextStreamID = 0
          self.openStreams = [:]
          self.signalEndContinuation = signalEndContinuation
        }
      }

      struct ClosedState {
        var openStreams:
          [Int: (
            RPCStream<Inbound, Outbound>,
            RPCStream<
              RPCAsyncSequence<RPCRequestPart<Bytes>, any Error>,
              RPCWriter<RPCResponsePart<Bytes>>.Closable
            >
          )]
        var signalEndContinuation: AsyncStream<Void>.Continuation?

        init() {
          self.openStreams = [:]
          self.signalEndContinuation = nil
        }

        init(fromConnected state: ConnectedState) {
          self.openStreams = state.openStreams
          self.signalEndContinuation = state.signalEndContinuation
        }
      }

      case unconnected(UnconnectedState)
      case connected(ConnectedState)
      case closed(ClosedState)
    }

    public let retryThrottle: RetryThrottle?

    private let methodConfig: MethodConfigs
    private let state: Mutex<State>
    private let peer: String

    /// Creates a new in-process client transport.
    ///
    /// - Parameters:
    ///   - server: The in-process server transport to connect to.
    ///   - serviceConfig: Service configuration.
    ///   - peer: The system's PID for the running client and server.
    package init(
      server: InProcessTransport.Server,
      serviceConfig: ServiceConfig = ServiceConfig(),
      peer: String
    ) {
      self.retryThrottle = serviceConfig.retryThrottling.map { RetryThrottle(policy: $0) }
      self.methodConfig = MethodConfigs(serviceConfig: serviceConfig)
      self.state = Mutex(.unconnected(.init(serverTransport: server)))
      self.peer = peer
    }

    /// Establish and maintain a connection to the remote destination.
    ///
    /// Maintains a long-lived connection, or set of connections, to a remote destination.
    /// Connections may be added or removed over time as required by the implementation and the
    /// demand for streams by the client.
    ///
    /// Implementations of this function will typically create a long-lived task group which
    /// maintains connections. The function exits when all open streams have been closed and new connections
    /// are no longer required by the caller who signals this by calling ``beginGracefulShutdown()``, or by cancelling the
    /// task this function runs in.
    public func connect() async throws {
      let (stream, continuation) = AsyncStream<Void>.makeStream()
      try self.state.withLock { state in
        switch state {
        case .unconnected(let unconnectedState):
          state = .connected(
            .init(
              fromUnconnected: unconnectedState,
              signalEndContinuation: continuation
            )
          )
          for pendingStream in unconnectedState.pendingStreams {
            pendingStream.finish()
          }
        case .connected:
          throw RPCError(
            code: .failedPrecondition,
            message: "Already connected to server."
          )
        case .closed:
          throw RPCError(
            code: .failedPrecondition,
            message: "Can't connect to server, transport is closed."
          )
        }
      }

      for await _ in stream {
        // This for-await loop will exit (and thus `connect()` will return)
        // only when the task is cancelled, or when the stream's continuation is
        // finished - whichever happens first.
        // The continuation will be finished when `close()` is called and there
        // are no more open streams.
      }

      // If at this point there are any open streams, it's because Cancellation
      // occurred and all open streams must now be closed.
      let openStreams = self.state.withLock { state in
        switch state {
        case .unconnected:
          // We have transitioned to connected, and we can't transition back.
          fatalError("Invalid state")
        case .connected(let connectedState):
          state = .closed(.init())
          return connectedState.openStreams.values
        case .closed(let closedState):
          return closedState.openStreams.values
        }
      }

      for (clientStream, serverStream) in openStreams {
        await clientStream.outbound.finish(throwing: CancellationError())
        await serverStream.outbound.finish(throwing: CancellationError())
      }
    }

    /// Signal to the transport that no new streams may be created.
    ///
    /// Existing streams may run to completion naturally but calling ``withStream(descriptor:options:_:)``
    /// will result in an `RPCError` with code `RPCError/Code/failedPrecondition` being thrown.
    ///
    /// If you want to forcefully cancel all active streams then cancel the task running ``connect()``.
    public func beginGracefulShutdown() {
      let maybeContinuation: AsyncStream<Void>.Continuation? = self.state.withLock { state in
        switch state {
        case .unconnected:
          state = .closed(.init())
          return nil
        case .connected(let connectedState):
          if connectedState.openStreams.count == 0 {
            state = .closed(.init())
            return connectedState.signalEndContinuation
          } else {
            state = .closed(.init(fromConnected: connectedState))
            return nil
          }
        case .closed:
          return nil
        }
      }
      maybeContinuation?.finish()
    }

    /// Opens a stream using the transport, and uses it as input into a user-provided closure.
    ///
    /// - Important: The opened stream is closed after the closure is finished.
    ///
    /// This transport implementation throws `RPCError/Code/failedPrecondition` if the transport
    /// is closing or has been closed.
    ///
    ///   This implementation will queue any streams (and thus block this call) if this function is called before
    ///   ``connect()``, until a connection is established - at which point all streams will be
    ///   created.
    ///
    /// - Parameters:
    ///   - descriptor: A description of the method to open a stream for.
    ///   - options: Options specific to the stream.
    ///   - closure: A closure that takes the opened stream and the client context as its parameters.
    /// - Returns: Whatever value was returned from `closure`.
    public func withStream<T>(
      descriptor: MethodDescriptor,
      options: CallOptions,
      _ closure: (RPCStream<Inbound, Outbound>, ClientContext) async throws -> T
    ) async throws -> T {
      let request = GRPCAsyncThrowingStream.makeStream(of: RPCRequestPart<Bytes>.self)
      let response = GRPCAsyncThrowingStream.makeStream(of: RPCResponsePart<Bytes>.self)

      let clientStream = RPCStream(
        descriptor: descriptor,
        inbound: RPCAsyncSequence(wrapping: response.stream),
        outbound: RPCWriter.Closable(wrapping: request.continuation)
      )

      let serverStream = RPCStream(
        descriptor: descriptor,
        inbound: RPCAsyncSequence(wrapping: request.stream),
        outbound: RPCWriter.Closable(wrapping: response.continuation)
      )

      let waitForConnectionStream: AsyncStream<Void>? = self.state.withLock { state in
        if case .unconnected(var unconnectedState) = state {
          let (stream, continuation) = AsyncStream<Void>.makeStream()
          unconnectedState.pendingStreams.append(continuation)
          state = .unconnected(unconnectedState)
          return stream
        }
        return nil
      }

      if let waitForConnectionStream {
        for await _ in waitForConnectionStream {
          // This loop will exit either when the task is cancelled or when the
          // client connects and this stream can be opened.
        }
        try Task.checkCancellation()
      }

      let acceptStream: Result<Int, RPCError> = self.state.withLock { state in
        switch state {
        case .unconnected:
          // The state cannot be unconnected because if it was, then the above
          // for-await loop on `pendingStream` would have not returned.
          // The only other option is for the task to have been cancelled,
          // and that's why we check for cancellation right after the loop.
          fatalError("Invalid state.")

        case .connected(var connectedState):
          let streamID = connectedState.nextStreamID
          do {
            try connectedState.serverTransport.acceptStream(serverStream)
            connectedState.openStreams[streamID] = (clientStream, serverStream)
            connectedState.nextStreamID += 1
            state = .connected(connectedState)
            return .success(streamID)
          } catch let acceptStreamError as RPCError {
            return .failure(acceptStreamError)
          } catch {
            return .failure(RPCError(code: .unknown, message: "Unknown error: \(error)."))
          }

        case .closed:
          let error = RPCError(
            code: .failedPrecondition,
            message: "The client transport is closed."
          )
          return .failure(error)
        }
      }

      let clientContext = ClientContext(
        descriptor: descriptor,
        remotePeer: self.peer,
        localPeer: self.peer
      )

      switch acceptStream {
      case .success(let streamID):
        let streamHandlingResult: Result<T, any Error>
        do {
          let result = try await closure(clientStream, clientContext)
          streamHandlingResult = .success(result)
        } catch {
          streamHandlingResult = .failure(error)
        }

        await clientStream.outbound.finish()
        self.removeStream(id: streamID)

        return try streamHandlingResult.get()

      case .failure(let error):
        await serverStream.outbound.finish(throwing: error)
        await clientStream.outbound.finish(throwing: error)
        throw error
      }
    }

    private func removeStream(id streamID: Int) {
      let maybeEndContinuation = self.state.withLock { state in
        switch state {
        case .unconnected:
          // The state cannot be unconnected at this point, because if we made
          // it this far, it's because the transport was connected.
          // Once connected, it's impossible to transition back to unconnected,
          // so this is an invalid state.
          fatalError("Invalid state")
        case .connected(var connectedState):
          connectedState.openStreams.removeValue(forKey: streamID)
          state = .connected(connectedState)
        case .closed(var closedState):
          closedState.openStreams.removeValue(forKey: streamID)
          state = .closed(closedState)
          if closedState.openStreams.isEmpty {
            // This was the last open stream: signal the closure of the client.
            return closedState.signalEndContinuation
          }
        }
        return nil
      }
      maybeEndContinuation?.finish()
    }

    /// Returns the execution configuration for a given method.
    ///
    /// - Parameter descriptor: The method to lookup configuration for.
    /// - Returns: Execution configuration for the method, if it exists.
    public func config(
      forMethod descriptor: MethodDescriptor
    ) -> MethodConfig? {
      self.methodConfig[descriptor]
    }
  }
}