;; Copyright 2023, Jaidyn Levesque ;; ;; This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or ;; modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ;; published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of ;; the License, or (at your option) any later version. ;; ;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the ;; GNU General Public License for more details. ;; ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ;; along with this program. If not, see . ;; (import scheme (chicken file) (chicken file posix) (chicken io) (chicken keyword) (chicken random) (chicken pathname) (chicken pretty-print) (chicken process-context) (chicken process-context posix) (chicken string) srfi-1 srfi-13 srfi-18 srfi-19 srfi-69 srfi-180 inotify xattr getopt-long) ;; Wrapper around `directory` that lists a dir's files as a relative path (define (directory-rel #!optional (path "./")) (let ([relative-parent (normalize-pathname (string-append path "/"))]) (map (lambda (leaf) (string-append relative-parent leaf)) (directory path)))) ;; Returns an inotify watch-descriptor according the given path (define (path->wd path) (car (filter (lambda (wd) (string=? (normalize-pathname (wd->path wd)) (normalize-pathname path))) (wd-list)))) ;; Attempt to remove an inotify watch; if it's already been removed, no sweat ;; (This happens sometimes when inotify automatically deletes a watch) (define (attempt-remove-watch! watch) (handle-exceptions exn #t (remove-watch! watch))) ;; Tidies up a channel directory: Removes `online` and `offline` user links. (define (channel-cleanup! root channel) (let ([users-dir (subpath root channel ".users")]) (map (lambda (state-dir) (if (not (substring-index state-dir "/all")) (map (lambda (link) (let ([link-path (subpath users-dir state-dir link)]) (if (symbolic-link? link-path) (delete-file link-path)))) (directory (subpath users-dir state-dir))))) (directory users-dir)))) ;; Creates a channel's file hierarchy; safe to run, even if the channel ;; has already been created. (define (channel-add! root channel) (let* ([path (subpath root channel)]) (create-directory (subpath path ".in") #t) (create-directory (subpath path ".users" "online") #t) (create-directory (subpath path ".users" "offline") #t) (create-directory (subpath path ".users" "all") #t) (channel-cleanup! root channel))) ;; Create a user's server-wide global-user directory. ;; Quite simple, compared to channel-user-add! (define (user-add! root username) (create-directory (subpath root ".users" username "local") #t)) ;; Add a user to a channel, creating their channel-user directory. ;; There are three types of channel users: ;; * Channel-only: We have no meaningful way of ever linking this user to a server-wide identity. ;; (global? #f) (global-pairity #f) ;; * Serverwide-1: The user has a server-wide identity, and data like nicknames/profile-pictures ;; can NOT be changed on a per-channel basis. channel-user is link to global-user. ;; (global #t) (global-pairity #t) ;; * Serverwide-2: The user has a server-wide identity, but their nickname/profile-picture/etc ;; can vary by the channel. ;; (global #t) (global-pairity #f) (define (channel-user-add! root channel username #!optional (global? #t) (global-pairity? #t) (global-name #f)) (let* ([g-name (if global-name global-name username)] [user-path (subpath root channel ".users" "all" username)] [g-user-path (subpath root ".users" g-name)]) (cond [(or (file-exists? user-path) (directory-exists? user-path)) #f] ;; If global, we gotta do some symlink dancing. [global? (user-add! root g-name) (if global-pairity? (create-symbolic-link (subpath "../../../.users" g-name) user-path) (create-directory user-path #t)) (create-symbolic-link (subpath "../../../../.users" g-name) (subpath user-path "global")) (create-symbolic-link (subpath "../../../" channel ".users" "all" username) (subpath g-user-path "local" channel))] ;; This is a channel-only user, don't bother with symlink fanciness. [#t (create-directory user-path #t)]))) ;; Sets a file in the user's directory to given value. ;; Sets /.users/$user/$key to $value. (define (user-file-set! root username key value #!optional (xattr-alist '())) (directory-file-set! (subpath root ".users" username) key value xattr-alist)) ;; Returns the contents of a file in the user's global directory, ;; /.users/$user/$key. (define (user-file-get root username key) (directory-file-get (subpath root ".users" username) key)) ;; Sets a file in the channel-user's directory to given value. ;; Sets /$channel/.users/all/$user/$key to $value. (define (channel-user-file-set! root channel username key value #!optional (xattr-alist '())) (directory-file-set! (subpath root channel ".users" "all" username) key value xattr-alist)) ;; Returns the contents of a file in the user's channel directory, ;; /$channel/.users/all/$user/$key. (define (channel-user-file-get root channel username key) (directory-file-get (subpath root channel ".users" "all" username) key)) ;; Disables a channel-user's online/offline/etc state. ;; That is, removes a symlink from a /$channel/.users/* directory. (define (channel-user-disable-state! root channel username state) (let ([state-link (subpath root channel ".users" state username)]) (if (or (file-exists? state-link) (symbolic-link? state-link)) (delete-file state-link)))) ;; Enables a channel-user's state (online/offline/etc). ;; That is, makes a symlink to a /$channel/.users/* directory. (define (channel-user-enable-state! root channel username state) (let* ([state-path (create-directory (subpath root channel ".users" state) #t)] [user-path (subpath ".." "all" username)] [state-link (subpath state-path username)]) (if (not (or (file-exists? state-link) (symbolic-link? state-link))) (create-symbolic-link user-path state-link)))) ;; Ensures the enabled-state is enabled, and it's opposite (disabled-state) is not (define (channel-user-toggle-states! root channel username enabled-state disabled-state) (channel-user-disable-state! root channel username disabled-state) (channel-user-enable-state! root channel username enabled-state)) ;; Enables a user's state (online/offline/etc), for all channels they are in. (define (user-enable-state! root username state) (map (lambda (channel) (channel-user-enable-state! root channel username state)) (directory (subpath root ".users" username "local")))) ;; Disables a user's state (online/offline/etc), for all channels they are in. (define (user-disable-state! root username state) (map (lambda (channel) (channel-user-disable-state! root channel username state)) (directory (subpath root ".users" username "local")))) ;; Ensures the enabled-state is enabled, and it's opposite (disabled-state) is not, ;; for all channels the given user is in. (define (user-toggle-states! root username enabled-state disabled-state) (map (lambda (channel) (channel-user-toggle-states! root channel username enabled-state disabled-state)) (directory (subpath root ".users" username "local")))) (define (write-string-to-file file value) (call-with-output-file file (lambda (out-port) (write-string value #f out-port)))) (define (write-port-to-file path in-port) (call-with-output-file path (lambda (out-port) (copy-port in-port out-port read-byte write-byte)))) (define (write-byte-list-to-file path byte-list) (call-with-output-file path (lambda (out-port) (map (lambda (byte) (write-char byte out-port)) byte-list)))) (define (read-file-to-string file) (call-with-input-file file (lambda (in-port) (read-string #f in-port)))) (define (directory-file-set! directory key value #!optional (xattr-alist '())) (let ([path (subpath directory key)]) ;; Write the contents (value) (cond [(string? value) (write-string-to-file path value)] [(input-port? value) (write-port-to-file path value)] [(list? value) (write-byte-list-to-file path value)]) ;; Write the xattrs (if applicable) (map (lambda (xattr-cons) (set-xattr path (symbol->string (car xattr-cons)) (cdr xattr-cons))) xattr-alist))) (define (directory-file-get directory key) (read-file-to-string (subpath directory key))) ;; Get the contents of the given file as a string, including the (define (directory-file-get* directory key) (let ([path (subpath directory key)]) (cons (directory-file-get directory key) (map (lambda (xattr) (cons (string->symbol xattr) (get-xattr path xattr))) (list-xattrs path))))) ;; Sets a channel's metadata value; that is, sets the contents of the file ;; /$channel/.meta/$key to $value. (define (channel-metadata-set! root channel key value #!optional (xattr-alist '())) (directory-file-set! (subpath root channel ".meta") key value xattr-alist)) ;; Return a specific bit of metadata of a channel, as a string (define (channel-metadata-get root channel key) (directory-file-get (subpath root channel ".meta") key)) ;; Return a cons-list of a channel's metadata, with the file-content followed by ;; an alist of the extended attributes (define (channel-metadata-get* root channel key) (directory-file-get* (subpath root channel ".meta") key)) ;; Return a file path with the given parameters as elements of the path ;; E.g., "/etc/", "/systemd/user" "mom" => "/etc/systemd/user/mom" (define (subpath . children) (normalize-pathname (reduce-right (lambda (a b) (string-append a "/" b)) "" children))) ;; Given a directory and a filename, return a unique filename by appending ;; a number to the end of the name, as necessary. (define (directory-unique-file directory name #!optional (suffix "")) (let* ([leaf (string-append name suffix)] [path (subpath directory leaf)]) (if (file-exists? path) (directory-unique-file directory leaf (number->string (+ (or (string->number suffix) 0) .1))) leaf))) ;; Finds an appropriate (non-colliding, non-in-use) name for a message file, ;; based on its date. (define (message-file-leaf root channel date) (directory-unique-file (subpath root channel) (date->string date "[~m-~d] ~H:~M:~S"))) ;; Create a message file for the given channel, contents, sender, etc. (define (channel-message-add! root channel contents #!optional (sender #f) (date (current-date)) (additional-xattrs '())) (let* ([attrs-sans-sender (append `((user.chat.date . ,(date->string date "~1T~2")) (user.chat.channel . ,channel)) additional-xattrs)] [attrs (if sender (append attrs-sans-sender `((user.chat.sender . ,sender))) attrs-sans-sender)]) (directory-file-set! (subpath root channel) (message-file-leaf root channel date) contents attrs))) ;; Initialization for the input loop (define (input-loop-init root-dir callbacks-alist) (let ([join-callback (alist-ref 'join-channel callbacks-alist)]) (init!) ;; Start watching the chatdir (for new channel joins, etc) (add-watch! root-dir '(onlydir moved-to moved-from delete delete-self create)) ;; Auto-join channels with all pre-existing channel directories (map (lambda (path) (let ([channel-dirname (pathname-file (pathname-directory (string-append path "/")))] [join-callback (alist-ref 'join-channel callbacks-alist)]) (if join-callback (apply join-callback (list channel-dirname))) (add-watch! in-path '(moved-to close-write)) (print "Joined and watching: " in-path))) (filter directory-exists? (directory-rel irc-dir))))) ;; Handles all inotify-watched file events from the top-level IRC-directory. ;; Mainly, checking for newly-joined or left channels. (define (handle-main-dir-event callbacks-alist event) (let ([flags (event-flags event)] [leave-callback (alist-ref 'leave-channel callbacks-alist)] [join-callback (alist-ref 'join-channel callbacks-alist)]) (cond ;; If a channel dir's been moved or removed, stop watching (ofc) ;; ā€¦ Also quit that room! Heck them! [(or (member 'moved-from flags) (member 'delete flags) (member 'delete-self flags)) (let* ([channel (event-name event)] [channel-inpath (string-append (wd->path (event-wd event)) channel "/.in")] [channel-wd (path->wd channel-inpath)]) (print "Remove watch for " channel-inpath "ā€¦") (if (and channel-wd (member channel-wd (wd-list))) (attempt-remove-watch! channel-wd)) (if leave-callback (apply leave-callback (list channel))))] ;; If a dir's been created for a channel, maybe-join, then watch input! [(or (member 'create flags) (member 'moved-to flags)) (let* ([channel (event->pathname event)]) (print "Attempting to join channel " dirname "ā€¦") (if join-callback (apply join-callback (list path))))]))) (define (channel-joined root-dir channel) (let* ([in-path (normalize-pathname (string-append root-dir "/" channel "/.in"))]) (add-watch! in-path '(moved-to close-write)) (print "Began watching input " in-path "."))) ;; Handles an inotify event that pertains to a channel's .in/ directory (define (handle-channel-dir-event callbacks-alist event) (let* ([event-dir (pathname-directory (event->pathname event))] [dirname (pathname-file event-dir)] [channel (pathname-file (pathname-directory event-dir))] [send-message-callback (alist-ref 'send-message callbacks-alsit)]) (cond ;; If input is given to an `.in` dirā€¦ well, send that darn message! ;; What're you wating for? [(and (string=? dirname ".in") send-message-callback) (map (lambda (message) (apply send-message (list channel message))) (with-input-from-file (event->pathname event) read-lines)) (delete-file* (event->pathname event))]))) ;; Handle a single inotify file event, as part of the input loop (define (handle-file-event root-dir callbacks-alist event) (if (not (member 'ignored (event-flags event))) (let* ([flags (event-flags event)] [wd-path (wd->path (event-wd event))] [main-dir? (string=? wd-path root-dir)]) (if main-dir? (handle-main-dir-event root-dir callbacks-alist event) (handle-channel-dir-event root-dir callbacks-alist event))))) ;; The FS-backed input loop, to be run in a seperate thread (so as to not block) ;; This handles channel leaving/joining, and sending messages ;; Call-backs that should be provided: ;; (channel-joined channel) ;; (new-message channel text) (define (input-loop root-dir callbacks-alist) (map (lambda (event) (handle-file-event root-dir callbacks-alist event)) (next-events!)) (input-loop root-dir callbacks-alist)) ;; Repeat after me: ;; šŸŽµ Symbolic links cannot have extended attributes, and that is a war-crime. šŸŽ¶ ;; šŸŽµ Directories cannot have extended attributes, and that is a war-crime. šŸŽ¶