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JavaScript
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.
// Licensed under the MIT License.
import { createHttpHeaders } from "@azure/core-rest-pipeline";
import { toHttpHeadersLike } from "@azure/core-http-compat";
import { HTTP_VERSION_1_1, HTTP_LINE_ENDING, HeaderConstants, HTTPURLConnection, } from "./utils/constants.js";
import { getBodyAsText } from "./BatchUtils.js";
import { logger } from "./log.js";
const HTTP_HEADER_DELIMITER = ": ";
const SPACE_DELIMITER = " ";
const NOT_FOUND = -1;
/**
* Util class for parsing batch response.
*/
export class BatchResponseParser {
batchResponse;
responseBatchBoundary;
perResponsePrefix;
batchResponseEnding;
subRequests;
constructor(batchResponse, subRequests) {
if (!batchResponse || !batchResponse.contentType) {
// In special case(reported), server may return invalid content-type which could not be parsed.
throw new RangeError("batchResponse is malformed or doesn't contain valid content-type.");
}
if (!subRequests || subRequests.size === 0) {
// This should be prevent during coding.
throw new RangeError("Invalid state: subRequests is not provided or size is 0.");
}
this.batchResponse = batchResponse;
this.subRequests = subRequests;
this.responseBatchBoundary = this.batchResponse.contentType.split("=")[1];
this.perResponsePrefix = `--${this.responseBatchBoundary}${HTTP_LINE_ENDING}`;
this.batchResponseEnding = `--${this.responseBatchBoundary}--`;
}
// For example of response, please refer to https://learn.microsoft.com/rest/api/storageservices/blob-batch#response
async parseBatchResponse() {
// When logic reach here, suppose batch request has already succeeded with 202, so we can further parse
// sub request's response.
if (this.batchResponse._response.status !== HTTPURLConnection.HTTP_ACCEPTED) {
throw new Error(`Invalid state: batch request failed with status: '${this.batchResponse._response.status}'.`);
}
const responseBodyAsText = await getBodyAsText(this.batchResponse);
const subResponses = responseBodyAsText
.split(this.batchResponseEnding)[0] // string after ending is useless
.split(this.perResponsePrefix)
.slice(1); // string before first response boundary is useless
const subResponseCount = subResponses.length;
// Defensive coding in case of potential error parsing.
// Note: subResponseCount == 1 is special case where sub request is invalid.
// We try to prevent such cases through early validation, e.g. validate sub request count >= 1.
// While in unexpected sub request invalid case, we allow sub response to be parsed and return to user.
if (subResponseCount !== this.subRequests.size && subResponseCount !== 1) {
throw new Error("Invalid state: sub responses' count is not equal to sub requests' count.");
}
const deserializedSubResponses = new Array(subResponseCount);
let subResponsesSucceededCount = 0;
let subResponsesFailedCount = 0;
// Parse sub subResponses.
for (let index = 0; index < subResponseCount; index++) {
const subResponse = subResponses[index];
const deserializedSubResponse = {};
deserializedSubResponse.headers = toHttpHeadersLike(createHttpHeaders());
const responseLines = subResponse.split(`${HTTP_LINE_ENDING}`);
let subRespHeaderStartFound = false;
let subRespHeaderEndFound = false;
let subRespFailed = false;
let contentId = NOT_FOUND;
for (const responseLine of responseLines) {
if (!subRespHeaderStartFound) {
// Convention line to indicate content ID
if (responseLine.startsWith(HeaderConstants.CONTENT_ID)) {
contentId = parseInt(responseLine.split(HTTP_HEADER_DELIMITER)[1]);
}
// Http version line with status code indicates the start of sub request's response.
// Example: HTTP/1.1 202 Accepted
if (responseLine.startsWith(HTTP_VERSION_1_1)) {
subRespHeaderStartFound = true;
const tokens = responseLine.split(SPACE_DELIMITER);
deserializedSubResponse.status = parseInt(tokens[1]);
deserializedSubResponse.statusMessage = tokens.slice(2).join(SPACE_DELIMITER);
}
continue; // Skip convention headers not specifically for sub request i.e. Content-Type: application/http and Content-ID: *
}
if (responseLine.trim() === "") {
// Sub response's header start line already found, and the first empty line indicates header end line found.
if (!subRespHeaderEndFound) {
subRespHeaderEndFound = true;
}
continue; // Skip empty line
}
// Note: when code reach here, it indicates subRespHeaderStartFound == true
if (!subRespHeaderEndFound) {
if (responseLine.indexOf(HTTP_HEADER_DELIMITER) === -1) {
// Defensive coding to prevent from missing valuable lines.
throw new Error(`Invalid state: find non-empty line '${responseLine}' without HTTP header delimiter '${HTTP_HEADER_DELIMITER}'.`);
}
// Parse headers of sub response.
const tokens = responseLine.split(HTTP_HEADER_DELIMITER);
deserializedSubResponse.headers.set(tokens[0], tokens[1]);
if (tokens[0] === HeaderConstants.X_MS_ERROR_CODE) {
deserializedSubResponse.errorCode = tokens[1];
subRespFailed = true;
}
}
else {
// Assemble body of sub response.
if (!deserializedSubResponse.bodyAsText) {
deserializedSubResponse.bodyAsText = "";
}
deserializedSubResponse.bodyAsText += responseLine;
}
} // Inner for end
// The response will contain the Content-ID header for each corresponding subrequest response to use for tracking.
// The Content-IDs are set to a valid index in the subrequests we sent. In the status code 202 path, we could expect it
// to be 1-1 mapping from the [0, subRequests.size) to the Content-IDs returned. If not, we simply don't return that
// unexpected subResponse in the parsed reponse and we can always look it up in the raw response for debugging purpose.
if (contentId !== NOT_FOUND &&
Number.isInteger(contentId) &&
contentId >= 0 &&
contentId < this.subRequests.size &&
deserializedSubResponses[contentId] === undefined) {
deserializedSubResponse._request = this.subRequests.get(contentId);
deserializedSubResponses[contentId] = deserializedSubResponse;
}
else {
logger.error(`subResponses[${index}] is dropped as the Content-ID is not found or invalid, Content-ID: ${contentId}`);
}
if (subRespFailed) {
subResponsesFailedCount++;
}
else {
subResponsesSucceededCount++;
}
}
return {
subResponses: deserializedSubResponses,
subResponsesSucceededCount: subResponsesSucceededCount,
subResponsesFailedCount: subResponsesFailedCount,
};
}
}
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