require 'connection_pool'

module Scrivito
  class ConnectionManager
    DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 10.freeze

    attr_reader :uri

    def self.user_agent
      @user_agent ||= "rubysdk/#{Scrivito::GemInfo.version}"
    end

    def self.request(request, timeout: nil, uri: nil)
      connection_pool_for(uri || Configuration.endpoint_uri).with do |connection|
        connection.request(request, timeout)
      end
    end

    # For test purpose only.
    def self.clear_cache!
      @connection_pools = nil
      @cert_store = nil
    end

    def self.cert_store
      @cert_store ||= OpenSSL::X509::Store.new.tap do |store|
        store.set_default_paths
        store.add_file(Configuration.ca_file)
      end
    end

    def self.minimum_open_timeout
      @minimum_open_timeout || 0.5
    end

    def self.minimum_open_timeout=(value)
      @minimum_open_timeout = value
    end

    def self.minimum_ssl_timeout
      @minimum_ssl_timeout || 1.0
    end

    def self.minimum_ssl_timeout=(value)
      @minimum_ssl_timeout = value
    end

    def self.minimum_read_timeout
      @minimum_read_timeout || 0.5
    end

    def self.minimum_read_timeout=(value)
      @minimum_read_timeout = value
    end

    def self.connection_pool_for(uri)
      endpoint_url = "#{uri.scheme}://#{uri.host}:#{uri.port}"
      connection_pools.fetch(endpoint_url) do
        connection_pools[endpoint_url] = ConnectionPool.new(size: 100, timeout: 0) do
          new(URI.parse(endpoint_url))
        end
      end
    end

    def self.connection_pools
      @connection_pools ||= {}
    end

    def initialize(uri)
      @uri = uri
    end

    def request(request, timeout = nil)
      timeout ||= DEFAULT_TIMEOUT
      request['User-Agent'] = ConnectionManager.user_agent
      ensure_started(timeout)

      # This should never happen!
      raise InternalError, 'Connection is already in use!' if @in_use

      @in_use = true
      connection.request(request)
    rescue => e
      ensure_finished
      raise NetworkError.from_socket_error(e)
    ensure
      @in_use = false
    end

    # for testing purposes
    def connect_count
      @connect_count || 0
    end

    # For test purpose only.
    def in_use?
      !!@in_use
    end

    private

    attr_accessor :connection

    def ensure_started(timeout)
      cleanup_dead_connection

      if @connection && @connection.started?
        configure_timeout(@connection, timeout)
      else
        conn = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)
        if uri.scheme == 'https'
          conn.use_ssl = true
          conn.verify_mode = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_PEER
          conn.cert_store = self.class.cert_store
        end
        configure_timeout(conn, timeout)

        # keep_alive_timeout is not a timeout as in "wait no longer than X",
        # but specifies how long a connection will be reused if it was idle.
        # therefore the 'timeout' parameter is not applied here.
        # instead we use a large value to maximize connection reuse.
        # (ELB uses a keep alive timeout of 60 seconds).
        conn.keep_alive_timeout = 59

        retry_twice_on_socket_error do
          conn.start
        end

        increase_connect_count
        @connection = conn
      end
    end

    def increase_connect_count
      @connect_count ||= 0
      @connect_count += 1
    end

    def cleanup_dead_connection
      ensure_finished if connection_error?
    end

    # test if the http server closed the connection
    # (i.e. due to a server-side keep alive timeout)
    #
    # if the server closes a connection, the socket of the connection
    # is at EOF (End-Of-File). Using the connection would cause an error.
    # Unfortunatly net/http does not detect this.
    #
    # Running into an error would be okay-ish for idempotent http requests,
    # since retry is possible, but for non-idempotent requests (POST) the error
    # would raise to the user.
    #
    # So we have to hack our way around net/http to access the socket directly.
    # In order to do that, internals of net/http are accessed.
    # If these internals change in future ruby versions, this method should
    # simply returns `nil` (i.e. connection error are not detected)
    # but not raise errors.
    def connection_error?
      return unless @connection

      # compare: http://git.io/vltBR
      socket = @connection.instance_variable_get("@socket")
      return unless socket

      # compare: http://git.io/vltRu
      io = socket.try(:io)
      return unless io && io.respond_to?(:read_nonblock)

      begin
        io.read_nonblock(1)

        # if read_nonblock returns, there is unexpected data in the socket
        # this indicates a connection problem, since http servers should never
        # send data unless the client requests it.
        true
      rescue IO::WaitReadable, IO::WaitWritable
        # these "errors" indicate the connection is still usable
        false
      rescue
        # other errors indicate the connection has a problem
        true
      end
    end

    def ensure_finished
      @connection.finish if @connection && @connection.started?
      @connection = nil
    end

    def retry_twice_on_socket_error
      attempt = 0
      begin
        yield
      rescue => e
        raise NetworkError.from_socket_error(e) if attempt == 2
        attempt += 1
        retry
      end
    end

    def configure_timeout(connection, timeout)
      connection.open_timeout = [ConnectionManager.minimum_open_timeout, timeout].max
      connection.read_timeout = [ConnectionManager.minimum_read_timeout, timeout].max
      connection.ssl_timeout = [ConnectionManager.minimum_ssl_timeout, timeout].max
    end
  end
end