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#ifndef SHRPX_DOWNSTREAM_H
#define SHRPX_DOWNSTREAM_H

#include "shrpx.h"

#include <cinttypes>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <memory>
#include <chrono>
#include <algorithm>

#include <ev.h>

#include <nghttp2/nghttp2.h>

#ifdef ENABLE_HTTP3
#  include <nghttp3/nghttp3.h>
#endif // ENABLE_HTTP3

#include "llhttp.h"

#include "shrpx_io_control.h"
#include "shrpx_log_config.h"
#include "http2.h"
#include "memchunk.h"
#include "allocator.h"

using namespace nghttp2;

namespace shrpx {

class Upstream;
class DownstreamConnection;
struct BlockedLink;
struct DownstreamAddrGroup;
struct DownstreamAddr;

class FieldStore {
public:
  FieldStore(BlockAllocator &balloc, size_t headers_initial_capacity)
      : content_length(-1),
        balloc_(balloc),
        buffer_size_(0),
        header_key_prev_(false),
        trailer_key_prev_(false) {
    headers_.reserve(headers_initial_capacity);
  }

  const HeaderRefs &headers() const { return headers_; }
  const HeaderRefs &trailers() const { return trailers_; }

  HeaderRefs &headers() { return headers_; }
  HeaderRefs &trailers() { return trailers_; }

  const void add_extra_buffer_size(size_t n) { buffer_size_ += n; }
  size_t buffer_size() const { return buffer_size_; }

  size_t num_fields() const { return headers_.size() + trailers_.size(); }

  // Returns pointer to the header field with the name |name|.  If
  // multiple header have |name| as name, return last occurrence from
  // the beginning.  If no such header is found, returns nullptr.
  const HeaderRefs::value_type *header(int32_t token) const;
  HeaderRefs::value_type *header(int32_t token);
  // Returns pointer to the header field with the name |name|.  If no
  // such header is found, returns nullptr.
  const HeaderRefs::value_type *header(const StringRef &name) const;

  void add_header_token(const StringRef &name, const StringRef &value,
                        bool no_index, int32_t token);

  // Adds header field name |name|.  First, the copy of header field
  // name pointed by name.c_str() of length name.size() is made, and
  // stored.
  void alloc_add_header_name(const StringRef &name);

  void append_last_header_key(const char *data, size_t len);
  void append_last_header_value(const char *data, size_t len);

  bool header_key_prev() const { return header_key_prev_; }

  // Parses content-length, and records it in the field.  If there are
  // multiple Content-Length, returns -1.
  int parse_content_length();

  // Empties headers.
  void clear_headers();

  void add_trailer_token(const StringRef &name, const StringRef &value,
                         bool no_index, int32_t token);

  // Adds trailer field name |name|.  First, the copy of trailer field
  // name pointed by name.c_str() of length name.size() is made, and
  // stored.
  void alloc_add_trailer_name(const StringRef &name);

  void append_last_trailer_key(const char *data, size_t len);
  void append_last_trailer_value(const char *data, size_t len);

  bool trailer_key_prev() const { return trailer_key_prev_; }

  // erase_content_length_and_transfer_encoding erases content-length
  // and transfer-encoding header fields.
  void erase_content_length_and_transfer_encoding();

  // content-length, -1 if it is unknown.
  int64_t content_length;

private:
  BlockAllocator &balloc_;
  HeaderRefs headers_;
  // trailer fields.  For HTTP/1.1, trailer fields are only included
  // with chunked encoding.  For HTTP/2, there is no such limit.
  HeaderRefs trailers_;
  // Sum of the length of name and value in headers_ and trailers_.
  // This could also be increased by add_extra_buffer_size() to take
  // into account for request URI in case of HTTP/1.x request.
  size_t buffer_size_;
  bool header_key_prev_;
  bool trailer_key_prev_;
};

// Protocols allowed in HTTP/2 :protocol header field.
enum class ConnectProto {
  NONE,
  WEBSOCKET,
};

struct Request {
  Request(BlockAllocator &balloc)
      : fs(balloc, 16),
        recv_body_length(0),
        unconsumed_body_length(0),
        method(-1),
        http_major(1),
        http_minor(1),
        connect_proto(ConnectProto::NONE),
        upgrade_request(false),
        http2_upgrade_seen(false),
        connection_close(false),
        http2_expect_body(false),
        no_authority(false),
        forwarded_once(false) {}

  void consume(size_t len) {
    assert(unconsumed_body_length >= len);
    unconsumed_body_length -= len;
  }

  bool regular_connect_method() const {
    return method == HTTP_CONNECT && connect_proto == ConnectProto::NONE;
  }

  bool extended_connect_method() const {
    return connect_proto != ConnectProto::NONE;
  }

  FieldStore fs;
  // Timestamp when all request header fields are received.
  std::shared_ptr<Timestamp> tstamp;
  // Request scheme.  For HTTP/2, this is :scheme header field value.
  // For HTTP/1.1, this is deduced from URI or connection.
  StringRef scheme;
  // Request authority.  This is HTTP/2 :authority header field value
  // or host header field value.  We may deduce it from absolute-form
  // HTTP/1 request.  We also store authority-form HTTP/1 request.
  // This could be empty if request comes from HTTP/1.0 without Host
  // header field and origin-form.
  StringRef authority;
  // Request path, including query component.  For HTTP/1.1, this is
  // request-target.  For HTTP/2, this is :path header field value.
  // For CONNECT request, this is empty.
  StringRef path;
  // This is original authority which cannot be changed by per-pattern
  // mruby script.
  StringRef orig_authority;
  // This is original path which cannot be changed by per-pattern
  // mruby script.
  StringRef orig_path;
  // the length of request body received so far
  int64_t recv_body_length;
  // The number of bytes not consumed by the application yet.
  size_t unconsumed_body_length;
  int method;
  // HTTP major and minor version
  int http_major, http_minor;
  // connect_proto specified in HTTP/2 :protocol pseudo header field
  // which enables extended CONNECT method.  This field is also set if
  // WebSocket upgrade is requested in h1 frontend for convenience.
  ConnectProto connect_proto;
  // Returns true if the request is HTTP upgrade (HTTP Upgrade or
  // CONNECT method).  Upgrade to HTTP/2 is excluded.  For HTTP/2
  // Upgrade, check get_http2_upgrade_request().
  bool upgrade_request;
  // true if h2c is seen in Upgrade header field.
  bool http2_upgrade_seen;
  bool connection_close;
  // true if this is HTTP/2, and request body is expected.  Note that
  // we don't take into account HTTP method here.
  bool http2_expect_body;
  // true if request does not have any information about authority.
  // This happens when: For HTTP/2 request, :authority is missing.
  // For HTTP/1 request, origin or asterisk form is used.
  bool no_authority;
  // true if backend selection is done for request once.
  // orig_authority and orig_path have the authority and path which
  // are used for the first backend selection.
  bool forwarded_once;
};

struct Response {
  Response(BlockAllocator &balloc)
      : fs(balloc, 32),
        recv_body_length(0),
        unconsumed_body_length(0),
        http_status(0),
        http_major(1),
        http_minor(1),
        connection_close(false),
        headers_only(false) {}

  void consume(size_t len) {
    assert(unconsumed_body_length >= len);
    unconsumed_body_length -= len;
  }

  // returns true if a resource denoted by scheme, authority, and path
  // has already been pushed.
  bool is_resource_pushed(const StringRef &scheme, const StringRef &authority,
                          const StringRef &path) const {
    if (!pushed_resources) {
      return false;
    }
    return std::find(std::begin(*pushed_resources), std::end(*pushed_resources),
                     std::make_tuple(scheme, authority, path)) !=
           std::end(*pushed_resources);
  }

  // remember that a resource denoted by scheme, authority, and path
  // is pushed.
  void resource_pushed(const StringRef &scheme, const StringRef &authority,
                       const StringRef &path) {
    if (!pushed_resources) {
      pushed_resources = std::make_unique<
          std::vector<std::tuple<StringRef, StringRef, StringRef>>>();
    }
    pushed_resources->emplace_back(scheme, authority, path);
  }

  FieldStore fs;
  // array of the tuple of scheme, authority, and path of pushed
  // resource.  This is required because RFC 8297 says that server
  // typically includes header fields appeared in non-final response
  // header fields in final response header fields.  Without checking
  // that a particular resource has already been pushed, or not, we
  // end up pushing the same resource at least twice.  It is unknown
  // that we should use more complex data structure (e.g., std::set)
  // to find the resources faster.
  std::unique_ptr<std::vector<std::tuple<StringRef, StringRef, StringRef>>>
      pushed_resources;
  // the length of response body received so far
  int64_t recv_body_length;
  // The number of bytes not consumed by the application yet.  This is
  // mainly for HTTP/2 backend.
  size_t unconsumed_body_length;
  // HTTP status code
  unsigned int http_status;
  int http_major, http_minor;
  bool connection_close;
  // true if response only consists of HEADERS, and it bears
  // END_STREAM.  This is used to tell Http2Upstream that it can send
  // response with single HEADERS with END_STREAM flag only.
  bool headers_only;
};

enum class DownstreamState {
  INITIAL,
  HEADER_COMPLETE,
  MSG_COMPLETE,
  STREAM_CLOSED,
  CONNECT_FAIL,
  MSG_RESET,
  // header contains invalid header field.  We can safely send error
  // response (502) to a client.
  MSG_BAD_HEADER,
  // header fields in HTTP/1 request exceed the configuration limit.
  // This state is only transitioned from INITIAL state, and solely
  // used to signal 431 status code to the client.
  HTTP1_REQUEST_HEADER_TOO_LARGE,
};

enum class DispatchState {
  NONE,
  PENDING,
  BLOCKED,
  ACTIVE,
  FAILURE,
};

class Downstream {
public:
  Downstream(Upstream *upstream, MemchunkPool *mcpool, int64_t stream_id);
  ~Downstream();
  void reset_upstream(Upstream *upstream);
  Upstream *get_upstream() const;
  void set_stream_id(int64_t stream_id);
  int64_t get_stream_id() const;
  void set_assoc_stream_id(int64_t stream_id);
  int64_t get_assoc_stream_id() const;
  void pause_read(IOCtrlReason reason);
  int resume_read(IOCtrlReason reason, size_t consumed);
  void force_resume_read();
  // Set stream ID for downstream HTTP2 connection.
  void set_downstream_stream_id(int64_t stream_id);
  int64_t get_downstream_stream_id() const;

  int attach_downstream_connection(std::unique_ptr<DownstreamConnection> dconn);
  void detach_downstream_connection();
  DownstreamConnection *get_downstream_connection();
  // Returns dconn_ and nullifies dconn_.
  std::unique_ptr<DownstreamConnection> pop_downstream_connection();

  // Returns true if output buffer is full. If underlying dconn_ is
  // NULL, this function always returns false.
  bool request_buf_full();
  // Returns true if upgrade (HTTP Upgrade or CONNECT) is succeeded in
  // h1 backend.  This should not depend on inspect_http1_response().
  void check_upgrade_fulfilled_http1();
  // Returns true if upgrade (HTTP Upgrade or CONNECT) is succeeded in
  // h2 backend.
  void check_upgrade_fulfilled_http2();
  // Returns true if the upgrade is succeeded as a result of the call
  // check_upgrade_fulfilled_http*().  HTTP/2 Upgrade is excluded.
  bool get_upgraded() const;
  // Inspects HTTP/2 request.
  void inspect_http2_request();
  // Inspects HTTP/1 request.  This checks whether the request is
  // upgrade request and tranfer-encoding etc.
  void inspect_http1_request();
  // Returns true if the request is HTTP Upgrade for HTTP/2
  bool get_http2_upgrade_request() const;
  // Returns the value of HTTP2-Settings request header field.
  StringRef get_http2_settings() const;

  // downstream request API
  const Request &request() const { return req_; }
  Request &request() { return req_; }

  // Count number of crumbled cookies
  size_t count_crumble_request_cookie();
  // Crumbles (split cookie by ";") in request_headers_ and adds them
  // in |nva|.  Headers::no_index is inherited.
  void crumble_request_cookie(std::vector<nghttp2_nv> &nva);
  // Assembles request cookies.  The opposite operation against
  // crumble_request_cookie().
  StringRef assemble_request_cookie();

  void
  set_request_start_time(std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::time_point time);
  const std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::time_point &
  get_request_start_time() const;
  int push_request_headers();
  bool get_chunked_request() const;
  void set_chunked_request(bool f);
  int push_upload_data_chunk(const uint8_t *data, size_t datalen);
  int end_upload_data();
  // Validates that received request body length and content-length
  // matches.
  bool validate_request_recv_body_length() const;
  void set_request_downstream_host(const StringRef &host);
  bool expect_response_body() const;
  bool expect_response_trailer() const;
  void set_request_state(DownstreamState state);
  DownstreamState get_request_state() const;
  DefaultMemchunks *get_request_buf();
  void set_request_pending(bool f);
  bool get_request_pending() const;
  void set_request_header_sent(bool f);
  bool get_request_header_sent() const;
  // Returns true if request is ready to be submitted to downstream.
  // When sending pending request, get_request_pending() should be
  // checked too because this function may return true when
  // get_request_pending() returns false.
  bool request_submission_ready() const;

  DefaultMemchunks *get_blocked_request_buf();
  bool get_blocked_request_data_eof() const;
  void set_blocked_request_data_eof(bool f);

  // downstream response API
  const Response &response() const { return resp_; }
  Response &response() { return resp_; }

  // Rewrites the location response header field.
  void rewrite_location_response_header(const StringRef &upstream_scheme);

  bool get_chunked_response() const;
  void set_chunked_response(bool f);

  void set_response_state(DownstreamState state);
  DownstreamState get_response_state() const;
  DefaultMemchunks *get_response_buf();
  bool response_buf_full();
  // Validates that received response body length and content-length
  // matches.
  bool validate_response_recv_body_length() const;
  uint32_t get_response_rst_stream_error_code() const;
  void set_response_rst_stream_error_code(uint32_t error_code);
  // Inspects HTTP/1 response.  This checks tranfer-encoding etc.
  void inspect_http1_response();
  // Clears some of member variables for response.
  void reset_response();
  // True if the response is non-final (1xx status code).  Note that
  // if connection was upgraded, 101 status code is treated as final.
  bool get_non_final_response() const;
  // True if protocol version used by client supports non final
  // response.  Only HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 clients support it.
  bool supports_non_final_response() const;
  void set_expect_final_response(bool f);
  bool get_expect_final_response() const;

  // Call this method when there is incoming data in downstream
  // connection.
  int on_read();

  void repeat_header_timer();
  void stop_header_timer();

  // Resets upstream read timer.  If it is active, timeout value is
  // reset.  If it is not active, timer will be started.
  void reset_upstream_rtimer();
  // Resets upstream write timer. If it is active, timeout value is
  // reset.  If it is not active, timer will be started.  This
  // function also resets read timer if it has been started.
  void reset_upstream_wtimer();
  // Makes sure that upstream write timer is started.  If it has been
  // started, do nothing.  Otherwise, write timer will be started.
  void ensure_upstream_wtimer();
  // Disables upstream read timer.
  void disable_upstream_rtimer();
  // Disables upstream write timer.
  void disable_upstream_wtimer();

  // Downstream timer functions.  They works in a similar way just
  // like the upstream timer function.
  void reset_downstream_rtimer();
  void reset_downstream_wtimer();
  void ensure_downstream_wtimer();
  void disable_downstream_rtimer();
  void disable_downstream_wtimer();

  // Returns true if accesslog can be written for this downstream.
  bool accesslog_ready() const;

  // Increment retry count
  void add_retry();
  // true if retry attempt should not be done.
  bool no_more_retry() const;

  DispatchState get_dispatch_state() const;
  void set_dispatch_state(DispatchState s);

  void attach_blocked_link(BlockedLink *l);
  BlockedLink *detach_blocked_link();

  // Returns true if downstream_connection can be detached and reused.
  bool can_detach_downstream_connection() const;

  DefaultMemchunks pop_response_buf();

  BlockAllocator &get_block_allocator();

  void add_rcbuf(nghttp2_rcbuf *rcbuf);
#ifdef ENABLE_HTTP3
  void add_rcbuf(nghttp3_rcbuf *rcbuf);
#endif // ENABLE_HTTP3

  void
  set_downstream_addr_group(const std::shared_ptr<DownstreamAddrGroup> &group);
  void set_addr(const DownstreamAddr *addr);

  const DownstreamAddr *get_addr() const;

  void set_accesslog_written(bool f);

  // Finds affinity cookie from request header fields.  The name of
  // cookie is given in |name|.  If an affinity cookie is found, it is
  // assigned to a member function, and is returned.  If it is not
  // found, or is malformed, returns 0.
  uint32_t find_affinity_cookie(const StringRef &name);
  // Set |h| as affinity cookie.
  void renew_affinity_cookie(uint32_t h);
  // Returns affinity cookie to send.  If it does not need to be sent,
  // for example, because the value is retrieved from a request header
  // field, returns 0.
  uint32_t get_affinity_cookie_to_send() const;

  void set_ws_key(const StringRef &key);

  bool get_expect_100_continue() const;

  bool get_stop_reading() const;
  void set_stop_reading(bool f);

  enum {
    EVENT_ERROR = 0x1,
    EVENT_TIMEOUT = 0x2,
  };

  Downstream *dlnext, *dlprev;

  // the length of response body sent to upstream client
  int64_t response_sent_body_length;

private:
  BlockAllocator balloc_;

  std::vector<nghttp2_rcbuf *> rcbufs_;
#ifdef ENABLE_HTTP3
  std::vector<nghttp3_rcbuf *> rcbufs3_;
#endif // ENABLE_HTTP3

  Request req_;
  Response resp_;

  std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::time_point request_start_time_;

  // host we requested to downstream.  This is used to rewrite
  // location header field to decide the location should be rewritten
  // or not.
  StringRef request_downstream_host_;

  // Data arrived in frontend before sending header fields to backend
  // are stored in this buffer.
  DefaultMemchunks blocked_request_buf_;
  DefaultMemchunks request_buf_;
  DefaultMemchunks response_buf_;

  // The Sec-WebSocket-Key field sent to the peer.  This field is used
  // if frontend uses RFC 8441 WebSocket bootstrapping via HTTP/2.
  StringRef ws_key_;

  ev_timer header_timer_;

  ev_timer upstream_rtimer_;
  ev_timer upstream_wtimer_;

  ev_timer downstream_rtimer_;
  ev_timer downstream_wtimer_;

  Upstream *upstream_;
  std::unique_ptr<DownstreamConnection> dconn_;

  // only used by HTTP/2 upstream
  BlockedLink *blocked_link_;
  // The backend address used to fulfill this request.  These are for
  // logging purpose.
  std::shared_ptr<DownstreamAddrGroup> group_;
  const DownstreamAddr *addr_;
  // How many times we tried in backend connection
  size_t num_retry_;
  // The stream ID in frontend connection
  int64_t stream_id_;
  // The associated stream ID in frontend connection if this is pushed
  // stream.
  int64_t assoc_stream_id_;
  // stream ID in backend connection
  int64_t downstream_stream_id_;
  // RST_STREAM error_code from downstream HTTP2 connection
  uint32_t response_rst_stream_error_code_;
  // An affinity cookie value.
  uint32_t affinity_cookie_;
  // request state
  DownstreamState request_state_;
  // response state
  DownstreamState response_state_;
  // only used by HTTP/2 upstream
  DispatchState dispatch_state_;
  // true if the connection is upgraded (HTTP Upgrade or CONNECT),
  // excluding upgrade to HTTP/2.
  bool upgraded_;
  // true if backend request uses chunked transfer-encoding
  bool chunked_request_;
  // true if response to client uses chunked transfer-encoding
  bool chunked_response_;
  // true if we have not got final response code
  bool expect_final_response_;
  // true if downstream request is pending because backend connection
  // has not been established or should be checked before use;
  // currently used only with HTTP/2 connection.
  bool request_pending_;
  // true if downstream request header is considered to be sent.
  bool request_header_sent_;
  // true if access.log has been written.
  bool accesslog_written_;
  // true if affinity cookie is generated for this request.
  bool new_affinity_cookie_;
  // true if eof is received from client before sending header fields
  // to backend.
  bool blocked_request_data_eof_;
  // true if request contains "expect: 100-continue" header field.
  bool expect_100_continue_;
  bool stop_reading_;
};

} // namespace shrpx

#endif // SHRPX_DOWNSTREAM_H
