# encoding: BINARY module EventMachine module WebSocket module Framing03 def initialize_framing @data = '' @application_data_buffer = '' # Used for MORE frames end def process_data(newdata) error = false while !error && @data.size > 1 pointer = 0 more = (@data.getbyte(pointer) & 0b10000000) == 0b10000000 # Ignoring rsv1-3 for now opcode = @data.getbyte(0) & 0b00001111 pointer += 1 # Ignoring rsv4 length = @data.getbyte(pointer) & 0b01111111 pointer += 1 payload_length = case length when 127 # Length defined by 8 bytes # Check buffer size if @data.getbyte(pointer+8-1) == nil debug [:buffer_incomplete, @data.inspect] error = true next end # Only using the last 4 bytes for now, till I work out how to # unpack 8 bytes. I'm sure 4GB frames will do for now :) l = @data[(pointer+4)..(pointer+7)].unpack('N').first pointer += 8 l when 126 # Length defined by 2 bytes # Check buffer size if @data.getbyte(pointer+2-1) == nil debug [:buffer_incomplete, @data.inspect] error = true next end l = @data[pointer..(pointer+1)].unpack('n').first pointer += 2 l else length end # Check buffer size if @data.getbyte(pointer+payload_length-1) == nil debug [:buffer_incomplete, @data.inspect] error = true next end # Throw away data up to pointer @data.slice!(0...pointer) # Read application data application_data = @data.slice!(0...payload_length) frame_type = opcode_to_type(opcode) if frame_type == :continuation && !@frame_type raise WebSocketError, 'Continuation frame not expected' end if more debug [:moreframe, frame_type, application_data] @application_data_buffer << application_data @frame_type = frame_type else # Message is complete if frame_type == :continuation @application_data_buffer << application_data message(@frame_type, '', @application_data_buffer) @application_data_buffer = '' @frame_type = nil else message(frame_type, '', application_data) end end end # end while end def send_frame(frame_type, application_data) if @state == :closing && data_frame?(frame_type) raise WebSocketError, "Cannot send data frame since connection is closing" end frame = '' opcode = type_to_opcode(frame_type) byte1 = opcode # since more, rsv1-3 are 0 frame << byte1 length = application_data.size if length <= 125 byte2 = length # since rsv4 is 0 frame << byte2 elsif length < 65536 # write 2 byte length frame << 126 frame << [length].pack('n') else # write 8 byte length frame << 127 frame << [length >> 32, length & 0xFFFFFFFF].pack("NN") end frame << application_data @connection.send_data(frame) end def send_text_frame(data) send_frame(:text, data) end private def message(message_type, extension_data, application_data) case message_type when :close if @state == :closing # TODO: Check that message body matches sent data # We can close connection immediately since there is no more data # is allowed to be sent or received on this connection @connection.close_connection @state = :closed else # Acknowlege close # The connection is considered closed send_frame(:close, application_data) @state = :closed @connection.close_connection_after_writing end when :ping # Pong back the same data send_frame(:pong, application_data) when :pong # TODO: Do something. Complete a deferrable established by a ping? when :text, :binary @connection.trigger_on_message(application_data) end end FRAME_TYPES = { :continuation => 0, :close => 1, :ping => 2, :pong => 3, :text => 4, :binary => 5 } FRAME_TYPES_INVERSE = FRAME_TYPES.invert # Frames are either data frames or control frames DATA_FRAMES = [:text, :binary, :continuation] def type_to_opcode(frame_type) FRAME_TYPES[frame_type] || raise("Unknown frame type") end def opcode_to_type(opcode) FRAME_TYPES_INVERSE[opcode] || raise("Unknown opcode") end def data_frame?(type) DATA_FRAMES.include?(type) end end end end