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137 lines
5.2 KiB
JavaScript
137 lines
5.2 KiB
JavaScript
import * as message_scroll from "./message_scroll";
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function max_id_for_messages(messages) {
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let max_id = 0;
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for (const msg of messages) {
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max_id = Math.max(max_id, msg.id);
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}
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return max_id;
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}
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export class FetchStatus {
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// The FetchStatus object tracks tracks the state of a
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// message_list_data object, whether rendered in the DOM or not,
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// and is the source of truth for whether the message_list_data
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// object has the complete history of the view or whether more
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// messages should be loaded when scrolling to the top or bottom
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// of the message feed.
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_loading_older = false;
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_loading_newer = false;
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_found_oldest = false;
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_found_newest = false;
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_history_limited = false;
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// Tracks the highest message ID that we know exist in this view,
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// but are not within the contiguous range of messages we have
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// received from the server. Used to correctly handle a rare race
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// condition where a newly sent message races with fetching a
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// group of messages that would lead to found_newest being set
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// (described in detail below).
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_expected_max_message_id = 0;
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start_older_batch(opts) {
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this._loading_older = true;
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if (opts.update_loading_indicator) {
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message_scroll.show_loading_older();
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}
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}
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finish_older_batch(opts) {
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this._loading_older = false;
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this._found_oldest = opts.found_oldest;
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this._history_limited = opts.history_limited;
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if (opts.update_loading_indicator) {
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message_scroll.hide_loading_older();
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}
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}
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can_load_older_messages() {
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return !this._loading_older && !this._found_oldest;
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}
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has_found_oldest() {
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return this._found_oldest;
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}
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history_limited() {
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return this._history_limited;
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}
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start_newer_batch(opts) {
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this._loading_newer = true;
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if (opts.update_loading_indicator) {
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message_scroll.show_loading_newer();
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}
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}
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finish_newer_batch(messages, opts) {
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// Returns true if and only if the caller needs to trigger an
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// additional fetch due to the race described below.
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const found_max_message_id = max_id_for_messages(messages);
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this._loading_newer = false;
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this._found_newest = opts.found_newest;
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if (opts.update_loading_indicator) {
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message_scroll.hide_loading_newer();
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}
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if (this._found_newest && this._expected_max_message_id > found_max_message_id) {
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// This expected_max_message_id logic is designed to
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// resolve a subtle race condition involving newly sent
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// messages in a view that does not display the currently
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// latest messages.
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//
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// When a new message arrives matching the current view
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// and found_newest is false, we cannot add the message to
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// the view in-order without creating invalid output
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// (where two messages are displaye adjacent but might be
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// weeks and hundreds of messages apart in actuality).
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//
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// So we have to discard those messages. Usually, this is
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// fine; the client will receive those when the user
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// scrolls to the bottom of the page, triggering another
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// fetch. With that solution, a rare race is still possible,
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// with this sequence:
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//
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// 1. Client initiates GET /messages to fetch the last
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// batch of messages in this view. The server
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// completes the database access and and starts sending
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// the response with found_newest=true.
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// 1. A new message is sent matching the view, the event reaches
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// the client. We discard the message because found_newest=false.
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// 1. The client receives the GET /messages response, and
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// marks found_newest=true. As a result, it believes is has
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// the latest messages and won't fetch more, but is missing the
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// recently sent message.
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//
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// To address this problem, we track the highest message
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// ID among messages that were discarded due to
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// fetch_status in expected_max_message_id. If that is
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// higher than the highest ID returned in a GET /messages
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// response with found_newest=true, we know the above race
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// has happened and trigger an additional fetch.
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this._found_newest = false;
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// Resetting our tracked last message id is an important
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// circuit-breaker for cases where the message(s) that we
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// "know" exist were deleted or moved to another topic.
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this._expected_max_message_id = 0;
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return true;
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}
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return false;
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}
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can_load_newer_messages() {
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return !this._loading_newer && !this._found_newest;
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}
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has_found_newest() {
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return this._found_newest;
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}
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update_expected_max_message_id(messages) {
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this._expected_max_message_id = Math.max(
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this._expected_max_message_id,
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max_id_for_messages(messages),
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);
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}
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}
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