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Primitives & operators for Communicating Sequential Processes based on async/await and async iterables
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import { fifo } from "@thi.ng/buffers/fifo";
import { isNumber } from "@thi.ng/checks/is-number";
import { isPlainObject } from "@thi.ng/checks/is-plain-object";
import { illegalState } from "@thi.ng/errors/illegal-state";
import { __nextID } from "./idgen.js";
const MAX_READS = 1024;
const MAX_WRITES = 1024;
const STATE_OPEN = 0;
const STATE_CLOSING = 1;
const STATE_CLOSED = 2;
function channel(...args) {
return new Channel(...args);
}
class Channel {
id;
writes;
queue = [];
reads = [];
races = [];
state = STATE_OPEN;
constructor(...args) {
let buf = 1;
let opts;
switch (args.length) {
case 1:
if (isPlainObject(args[0])) opts = args[0];
else buf = args[0];
break;
case 2:
[buf, opts] = args;
break;
}
this.writes = isNumber(buf) ? fifo(buf) : buf;
this.id = opts?.id ?? `chan-${__nextID()}`;
}
/**
* Returns an async iterator of this channel, acting as adapter between the
* CSP world and the more generic ES async iterables. The iterator stops
* once the channel has been closed and no further values can be read.
*
* @remarks
* Multiple iterators will compete for new values. To ensure an iterator
* receives all of the channel's values, you must either ensure there's only
* a single iterator per channel or feed the channel into a {@link mult}
* first and create an iterator of a channel obtained via
* {@link Mult.subscribe}.
*
* @example
* ```ts tangle:../export/channel-iterator.ts
* import { channel } from "@thi.ng/csp";
*
* const chan = channel<number>();
*
* (async () => {
* // implicit iterator conversion of the channel
* for await(let x of chan) console.log("received", x);
* console.log("channel closed");
* })()
*
* chan.write(1);
* chan.write(2);
* chan.write(3);
* chan.close();
* ```
*/
async *[Symbol.asyncIterator]() {
while (this.state < STATE_CLOSED) {
const x = await this.read();
if (x !== void 0) yield x;
}
}
/**
* Attempts to read a value from the channel. The returned promise will
* block until such value becomes available or if the channel has been
* closed in the meantime. In that latter case, the promise will resolve to
* `undefined`.
*
* @remarks
* If a value is already available at the time of the function call, the
* promise resolves immediately.
*
* Note: There's a limit of in-flight {@link MAX_READS} allowed per channel.
* The promise will reject if that number is exceeded.
*
* Also see {@link Channel.poll}.
*/
read() {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
if (!this.readable()) {
resolve(void 0);
return;
}
if (this.state < STATE_CLOSING || this.writes.readable()) {
if (this.reads.length < MAX_READS) {
this.reads.push(resolve);
} else {
resolve(void 0);
}
}
if (this.writes.readable()) this.deliver();
});
}
/**
* Similar to {@link Channel.read}, but not async and non-blocking. Will
* only succeed if the channel is readable (i.e. not yet closed) and if a
* value can be read immediately (without waiting). Returns the value or
* `undefined` if unsuccessful.
*
* @remarks
* Use {@link Channel.closed} to check if the channel is already closed.
*/
poll() {
const { reads, writes } = this;
if (this.readable() && !reads.length && writes.readable()) {
const [msg, write] = writes.read();
write(true);
this.updateQueue();
return msg;
}
}
/**
* Attempts to write a new value to the channel and returns a promise
* indicating success or failure. Depending on buffer capacity & behavior,
* the returned promise will block until the channel accept new values (i.e.
* until the next {@link Channel.read}) or if it has been closed in the
* meantime. In that latter case, the promise will resolve to false.
*
* @remarks
* If the channel's buffer accepts new writes or if a read op is already
* waiting at the time of the function call, the promise resolves
* immediately.
*
* If the buffer is already full, the write will be queued and only resolve
* when delivered. Note: As a fail-safe, there's a limit of queued
* {@link MAX_WRITES} allowed per channel. The promise will reject if that
* number is exceeded.
*
* Also see {@link Channel.offer}.
*/
write(msg) {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
if (!this.writable()) {
resolve(false);
return;
}
const { reads, writes, races, queue } = this;
const val = [msg, resolve];
if (!(writes.writable() && writes.write(val))) {
queue.length < MAX_WRITES ? queue.push(val) : illegalState(
"max. queue capacity reached, reduce back pressure!"
);
}
if (reads.length) {
this.deliver();
} else if (races.length) {
races.shift()(this);
}
});
}
/**
* Similar to {@link Channel.write}, but not async and non-blocking. Will
* only succeed if the channel is writable (i.e. not yet closed/closing) and
* if a write is immediately possible (without queuing). Returns true, if
* successful.
*
* @param msg
*/
offer(msg) {
if (this.writable() && this.writes.writable()) {
this.write(msg);
return true;
}
return false;
}
/**
* Queues a "race" operation & returns a promise which resolves with the
* channel itself when the channel becomes readable, but no other queued
* read operations are waiting (which always have priority). If the channel
* is already closed, the promise resolves immediately.
*
* @remarks
* This op is used internally by {@link select} to choose a channel to read
* from next.
*/
race() {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
if (!this.readable()) {
resolve(this);
return;
}
this.races.push(resolve);
if (this.writes.readable()) {
this.races.shift()(this);
}
});
}
/**
* Triggers closing of the channel (idempotent). Any queued writes remain
* readable, but new writes will be ignored.
*
* @remarks
* Whilst there're still values available for reading,
* {@link Channel.closed} will still return false since the channel state is
* still "closing", not yet fully "closed".
*/
close() {
if (this.state >= STATE_CLOSING) return;
const { reads, writes, races } = this;
this.state = reads.length || writes.readable() ? STATE_CLOSING : STATE_CLOSED;
while (reads.length && writes.readable()) this.deliver();
if (!writes.readable()) {
while (reads.length) reads.shift()(void 0);
}
this.state = writes.readable() ? STATE_CLOSING : STATE_CLOSED;
while (races.length) races.shift()(this);
}
/**
* Returns true if the channel is principally readable (i.e. not yet
* closed), however there might not be any values available yet and reads
* might block.
*/
readable() {
return this.state < STATE_CLOSED;
}
/**
* Returns true if the channel is principally writable (i.e. not closing or
* closed), however depending on buffer behavior the channel might not yet
* accept new values and writes might block.
*/
writable() {
return this.state === STATE_OPEN;
}
/**
* Returns true if the channel is fully closed and no further reads or
* writes are possible.
*
* @remarks
* Whilst there're still values available for reading, this will still
* return false since the channel state is still "closing", not yet fully
* "closed".
*/
closed() {
return this.state === STATE_CLOSED;
}
/** @internal */
updateQueue() {
const { queue, writes } = this;
if (queue.length && writes.writable()) {
writes.write(queue.shift());
}
if (this.state === STATE_CLOSING && !writes.readable()) {
this.state = STATE_CLOSED;
}
}
deliver() {
const { reads, writes } = this;
const [msg, write] = writes.read();
write(true);
reads.shift()(msg);
this.updateQueue();
}
}
export {
Channel,
MAX_READS,
MAX_WRITES,
channel
};