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// Copyright (C) 2016-2018 Jason Volk
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#pragma once
#define HAVE_IRCD_SERVER_REQUEST_H

/// The interface for when IRCd plays the role of client to other servers
///
namespace ircd::server
{
	struct in;
	struct out;
	struct request;

	size_t size(const in &);
	size_t size(const out &);

	void submit(const hostport &, request &);
}

/// Request data and options related to transmitting the request. This
/// is where buffers must be supplied to send data to the server.
///
struct ircd::server::out
{
	// supplied by user
	const_buffer head;
	const_buffer content;
};

/// Request data and options related to the receive side of the request.
/// This is where buffers are supplied to receive data from the remote
/// server.
///
struct ircd::server::in
{
	// supplied by user
	mutable_buffer head_buffer;
	mutable_buffer content_buffer;

	// supplied by system
	http::response::head head;
};

/// This is a handle for being a client to another server. This handle will
/// attempt to find an existing connection pool for the remote server otherwise
/// one will be created. Then it will multiplex your request and demultiplex
/// your response with all the other requests pending in the pipelines to
/// the remote.
///
struct ircd::server::request
:ctx::future<http::code>
{
	server::tag *tag {nullptr};

  public:
	server::out out;
	server::in in;

	request(const net::hostport &, server::out out, server::in in);
	request() = default;
	request(request &&) noexcept;
	request(const request &) = delete;
	request &operator=(request &&) noexcept;
	request &operator=(const request &) = delete;
	~request() noexcept;
};

inline
ircd::server::request::request(const net::hostport &hostport,
                               server::out out,
                               server::in in)
:tag{nullptr}
,out{std::move(out)}
,in{std::move(in)}
{
	submit(hostport, *this);
}

inline
ircd::server::request::request(request &&o)
noexcept
:ctx::future<http::code>{std::move(o)}
,tag{std::move(o.tag)}
,out{std::move(o.out)}
,in{std::move(o.in)}
{
	if(tag)
		associate(*this, *tag, std::move(o));
}

inline ircd::server::request &
ircd::server::request::operator=(request &&o)
noexcept
{
	ctx::future<http::code>::operator=(std::move(o));
	out = std::move(o.out);
	in = std::move(o.in);
	tag = std::move(o.tag);

	if(tag)
		associate(*this, *tag, std::move(o));

	return *this;
}

inline
ircd::server::request::~request()
noexcept
{
	if(tag)
		disassociate(*this, *tag);
}

inline size_t
ircd::server::size(const in &in)
{
	return size(in.head_buffer) + size(in.content_buffer);
}

inline size_t
ircd::server::size(const out &out)
{
	return size(out.head) + size(out.content);
}