construct/include/ircd/m/room.h

/*
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#pragma once
#define HAVE_IRCD_M_ROOM_H
#pragma GCC diagnostic push
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wsubobject-linkage"

namespace ircd::m
{
	IRCD_M_EXCEPTION(m::error, CONFLICT, http::CONFLICT);
	IRCD_M_EXCEPTION(m::error, NOT_MODIFIED, http::NOT_MODIFIED);
	IRCD_M_EXCEPTION(CONFLICT, ALREADY_MEMBER, http::CONFLICT);

	struct room;

	bool my(const room &);
	bool exists(const id::room &);

	event::id::buf send(room, const m::id::user &sender, const string_view &type, const json::iov &content);
	event::id::buf send(room, const m::id::user &sender, const string_view &type, const json::members &content);
	event::id::buf send(room, const m::id::user &sender, const string_view &type, const string_view &state_key, const json::iov &content);
	event::id::buf send(room, const m::id::user &sender, const string_view &type, const string_view &state_key, const json::members &content);

	event::id::buf message(room, const m::id::user &sender, const json::members &content);
	event::id::buf message(room, const m::id::user &sender, const string_view &body, const string_view &msgtype = "m.text");
	event::id::buf membership(room, const m::id::user &, const string_view &membership);
	event::id::buf leave(room, const m::id::user &);
	event::id::buf join(room, const m::id::user &);

	room create(const id::room &, const id::user &creator, const id::room &parent, const string_view &type);
	room create(const id::room &, const id::user &creator, const string_view &type = {});
}

/// Interface to a room.
///
/// This is a lightweight object which uses a room_id and an optional event_id
/// to provide an interface to a matrix room. This object itself isn't the
/// actual room data since that takes the form of events in the database;
/// this is just a handle with aforementioned string_view's used by its member
/// functions.
///
/// This object allows the programmer to represent the room either at its
/// present state, or if an event_id is given, at the point of that event.
///
/// Many convenience functions are provided outside of this class to
/// accomplish general tasks using rooms in one statement. Additionally,
/// several sub-classes provide functionality even more specific than this
/// interface too. If a subclass is provided, for example: `struct members`,
/// such an interface may employ optimized tactics for its specific task.
///
struct ircd::m::room
{
	struct state;
	struct members;
	struct fetch;

	using id = m::id::room;
	using alias = m::id::room_alias;

	id room_id;
	event::id event_id;

	operator const id &() const        { return room_id;                       }

	// observer
	void for_each(const string_view &type, const event::closure &view) const;
	bool test(const string_view &type, const event::closure_bool &view) const;
	bool has(const string_view &type, const string_view &state_key) const;
	bool has(const string_view &type) const;

	bool get(const string_view &type, const string_view &state_key, const event::closure &) const;
	bool get(const string_view &type, const event::closure &view) const;
	bool get(const event::closure &view) const;

	bool prev(const string_view &type, const string_view &state_key, const event::closure &) const;
	bool prev(const string_view &type, const event::closure &view) const;
	bool prev(const event::closure &view) const;

	// observer misc
	bool membership(const m::id::user &, const string_view &membership = "join") const;
	uint64_t maxdepth(event::id::buf &) const;
	uint64_t maxdepth() const;

	// modify
	event::id::buf send(json::iov &event);
	event::id::buf send(json::iov &event, const json::iov &content);
	event::id::buf message(json::iov &event, const json::iov &content);

	room(const alias &, const event::id &event_id = {});
	room(const id &room_id, const event::id &event_id = {})
	:room_id{room_id}
	,event_id{event_id}
	{}
};

/// Interface to the members of a room.
///
/// This interface focuses specifically on room membership and its routines
/// are optimized for this area of room functionality.
///
struct ircd::m::room::members
{
	struct origins;

	m::room room;

	bool until(const string_view &membership, const event::closure_bool &view) const;
	bool until(const event::closure_bool &view) const;

	members(m::room room)
	:room{room}
	{}
};

/// Interface to the origins of members of a room
///
/// This interface focuses even more specifically on the servers (origins) for
/// the members of a room. As multiple users from the same origin may be
/// members of a room -- all in different membership states etc -- this
/// interface distills that fact away from what would otherwise burden users
/// of the more general room::members interface.
///
struct ircd::m::room::members::origins
{
	using closure = std::function<void (const string_view &)>;
	using closure_bool = std::function<bool (const string_view &)>;

	m::room room;

	bool until(const closure_bool &view) const;

	origins(m::room room)
	:room{room}
	{}
};

/// Tuple to represent fundamental room state singletons (state_key = "")
///
/// This is not a complete representation of room state. Missing from here
/// are any state events with a state_key which is not an empty string. When
/// the state_key is not "", multiple events of that type contribute to the
/// room's eigenvalue. Additionally, state events which are not related to
/// the matrix protocol `m.room.*` are not represented here.
///
/// NOTE that in C++-land state_key="" is represented as a valid but empty
/// character pointer. It is not a string containing "". Testing for a
/// "" state_key `ircd::defined(string_view) && ircd::empty(string_view)`
/// analogous to `data() && !*data()`. A default constructed string_view{}
/// is considered "JS undefined" because the character pointers are null.
/// A "JS null" is rarer and carried with a hack which will not be discussed
/// here.
///
struct ircd::m::room::state
:json::tuple
<
	json::property<name::m_room_aliases, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_canonical_alias, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_create, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_join_rules, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_power_levels, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_message, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_name, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_topic, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_avatar, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_pinned_events, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_history_visibility, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_third_party_invite, event>,
	json::property<name::m_room_guest_access, event>
>
{
	struct fetch;

	using super_type::tuple;

	state(const json::array &pdus);
	state(fetch &);
	state(const room::id &, const event::id &, const mutable_buffer &);
	state() = default;
	using super_type::operator=;

	friend std::string pretty(const room::state &);
	friend std::string pretty_oneline(const room::state &);
};

#pragma GCC diagnostic pop