construct/include/ircd/m/id.h

// Matrix Construct
//
// Copyright (C) Matrix Construct Developers, Authors & Contributors
// Copyright (C) 2016-2018 Jason Volk <jason@zemos.net>
//
// Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
// purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
// copyright notice and this permission notice is present in all copies. The
// full license for this software is available in the LICENSE file.

#pragma once
#define HAVE_IRCD_M_ID_H

namespace ircd::m
{
	struct id;

	IRCD_M_EXCEPTION(error, INVALID_MXID, http::BAD_REQUEST)
	IRCD_M_EXCEPTION(INVALID_MXID, BAD_SIGIL, http::BAD_REQUEST)

	bool my(const id &);
	bool is_sigil(const char &c) noexcept;
	bool has_sigil(const string_view &) noexcept;
}

/// (Appendix 4.2) Common Identifier Format
///
/// The Matrix protocol uses a common format to assign unique identifiers to
/// a number of entities, including users, events and rooms. Each identifier
/// takes the form: `&localpart:domain` where & represents a 'sigil' character;
/// domain is the server name of the homeserver which allocated the identifier,
/// and localpart is an identifier allocated by that homeserver. The precise
/// grammar defining the allowable format of an identifier depends on the type
/// of identifier.
///
/// This structure is an interface to a string representing an mxid. The m::id
/// itself is just a string_view over some existing data. m::id::buf is an
/// m::id with an internal array providing the buffer.
///
struct ircd::m::id
:string_view
{
	struct event;
	struct user;
	struct room;
	struct room_alias;
	struct group;
	struct device;

	enum sigil :char;
	template<class T> struct buf;
	struct input;
	struct output;
	struct parser;
	struct printer;
	struct valid;

	struct parser static const parser;
	struct printer static const printer;
	struct valid static const valid;

	static constexpr const size_t &MAX_SIZE
	{
		RB_MXID_MAXLEN // set by ./configure; should be 255
	};

  public:
	// Extract elements
	string_view local() const;        // The full localpart including sigil
	string_view host() const;         // The full server part including port
	string_view localname() const;    // The localpart not including sigil
	string_view hostname() const;     // The server part not including port
	uint16_t port() const;            // Just the port number or 0 if none
	bool literal() const;             // Whether the hostname() is IP literal

	// Rewrites the ID so the local and host parts are swapped; for indexing.
	// e.g. `$foo:bar.com` becomes `bar.com$foo`; unswap() reverses to normal.
	static id unswap(const string_view &, const mutable_buffer &);
	static string_view swap(const id &, const mutable_buffer &);
	string_view swap(const mutable_buffer &) const;

	IRCD_USING_OVERLOAD(generate, m::generate);

	id(const enum sigil &, const mutable_buffer &, const generate_t &, const string_view &host);
	id(const enum sigil &, const mutable_buffer &, const string_view &local, const string_view &host);
	id(const enum sigil &, const mutable_buffer &, const string_view &id);
	id(const enum sigil &, const string_view &id);
	id(const string_view &id);
	id() = default;
};

// Utilities
namespace ircd::m
{
	// Check if any sigil
	bool is_sigil(const char &c) noexcept;
	bool has_sigil(const string_view &) noexcept;

	// Interpret sigil type (or throw)
	id::sigil sigil(const char &c);
	id::sigil sigil(const string_view &id);
	string_view reflect(const id::sigil &);

	// Full ID checks
	void validate(const id::sigil &, const string_view &);    // valid() | throws
	bool valid(const id::sigil &, const string_view &) noexcept;
	bool valid_local(const id::sigil &, const string_view &) noexcept;  // Local part is valid
	bool valid_local_only(const id::sigil &, const string_view &) noexcept;  // No :host
}

/// Singleton in m::id
struct ircd::m::id::valid
{
	bool operator()(std::nothrow_t, const id::sigil &sigil, const string_view &id) const noexcept;
	void operator()(const id::sigil &sigil, const string_view &id) const;
	bool operator()(std::nothrow_t, const string_view &id) const noexcept;
	void operator()(const string_view &id) const;
};

/// (4.2) The sigil characters
enum ircd::m::id::sigil
:char
{
	USER        = '@',     ///< User ID (4.2.1)
	EVENT       = '$',     ///< Event ID (4.2.2)
	ROOM        = '!',     ///< Room ID (4.2.2)
	ROOM_ALIAS  = '#',     ///< Room alias (4.2.3)
	GROUP       = '+',     ///< Group ID (experimental)
	DEVICE      = '%',     ///< Device ID (experimental)
	NODE        = ':',     ///< Node ID (experimental)
};

/// (Appendix 4.2.1) User Identifiers
///
/// Users within Matrix are uniquely identified by their Matrix user ID. The
/// user ID is namespaced to the homeserver which allocated the account and
/// has the form: `@localpart:domain` The localpart of a user ID is an opaque
/// identifier for that user. It MUST NOT be empty, and MUST contain only the
/// characters a-z, 0-9, ., _, =, -, and /. The domain of a user ID is the
/// server name of the homeserver which allocated the account. The length of
/// a user ID, including the @ sigil and the domain, MUST NOT exceed 255
/// characters.
///
struct ircd::m::id::user
:ircd::m::id
{
	using buf = m::id::buf<user>;

	template<class... args>
	user(args&&... a)
	:m::id{USER, std::forward<args>(a)...}
	{}

	user() = default;
};

/// (Appendix 4.2.2) Room IDs and Event IDs
///
/// An event has exactly one event ID. An event ID has the format:
/// `$opaque_id:domain` The domain of an event ID is the server name of the
/// homeserver which created the event. The domain is used only for namespacing
/// to avoid the risk of clashes of identifiers between different homeservers.
/// There is no implication that the event in question is still available at
/// the corresponding homeserver. Event IDs are case-sensitive. They are not
/// meant to be human readable.
///
struct ircd::m::id::event
:ircd::m::id
{
	struct v3;
	struct v4;

	using buf = m::id::buf<event>;
	using closure = std::function<void (const id::event &)>;
	using closure_bool = std::function<bool (const id::event &)>;

	string_view version() const; // static view

	template<class... args>
	event(args&&... a)
	:m::id{EVENT, std::forward<args>(a)...}
	{}

	event() = default;
};

// Forward declaration for m::id::event::v3/v4 ctors which hash an m::event
// to compute its event_id. The m::id::event::v3/v4 objects could be placed
// elsewhere below event.h to avoid circularity, but it is probably more
// intuitive for developers to to find these objects filed here instead.
namespace ircd::m
{
	struct event;
}

/// Version 3 event_id
///
/// This object is constructed on either a fully qualified existing event_id
/// to which it validates and maintains a string_view similar to other m::id
/// constructions, or the event data itself from which it creates a version 3
/// event_id into the buffer to maintain a string_view like the former.
struct ircd::m::id::event::v3
:ircd::m::id::event
{
	static bool is(const string_view &) noexcept;

	v3(const mutable_buffer &out, const m::event &);
	v3(const string_view &id);
	v3() = default;
};

/// Version 4 event_id
///
/// The version 4 event_id is similar to the version 3 event_id except for
/// being RFC4648 (base64 URL-safe) encoded. The v3 event_id is deprecated
/// by Matrix-spec. See v3 notes.
struct ircd::m::id::event::v4
:ircd::m::id::event
{
	static bool is(const string_view &) noexcept;

	v4(const mutable_buffer &out, const m::event &);
	v4(const string_view &id);
	v4() = default;
};

/// (Appendix 4.2.2) Room IDs and Event IDs
///
/// A room has exactly one room ID. A room ID has the format:
/// `!opaque_id:domain` The domain of a room ID is the server name of the
/// homeserver which created the room. The domain is used only for namespacing
/// to avoid the risk of clashes of identifiers between different homeservers.
/// There is no implication that the room in question is still available at
/// the corresponding homeserver. Room IDs are case-sensitive. They are not
/// meant to be human readable.
///
struct ircd::m::id::room
:ircd::m::id
{
	using buf = m::id::buf<room>;
	using closure = std::function<void (const id::room &)>;
	using closure_bool = std::function<bool (const id::room &)>;

	template<class... args>
	room(args&&... a)
	:m::id{ROOM, std::forward<args>(a)...}
	{}

	room() = default;
};

/// (Appendix 4.2.3) Room Aliases
/// A room may have zero or more aliases. A room alias has the format:
/// `#room_alias:domain` The domain of a room alias is the server name of the
/// homeserver which created the alias. Other servers may contact this
/// homeserver to look up the alias. Room aliases MUST NOT exceed 255 bytes
/// (including the # sigil and the domain).
///
struct ircd::m::id::room_alias
:ircd::m::id
{
	using buf = m::id::buf<room_alias>;

	template<class... args>
	room_alias(args&&... a)
	:m::id{ROOM_ALIAS, std::forward<args>(a)...}
	{}

	room_alias() = default;
};

/// Group ID (EXPERIMENTAL)
///
struct ircd::m::id::group
:ircd::m::id
{
	using buf = m::id::buf<group>;

	template<class... args>
	group(args&&... a)
	:m::id{GROUP, std::forward<args>(a)...}
	{}

	group() = default;
};

/// Device ID (EXPERIMENTAL)
///
struct ircd::m::id::device
:ircd::m::id
{
	using buf = m::id::buf<device>;

	template<class... args>
	device(args&&... a)
	:m::id{DEVICE, std::forward<args>(a)...}
	{}

	device() = default;
};

/// ID object backed by an internal buffer of default worst-case size.
///
template<class T>
struct ircd::m::id::buf
:T
{
	static constexpr const size_t SIZE
	{
		m::id::MAX_SIZE + 1
	};

  private:
	fixed_buffer<mutable_buffer, SIZE> b;

  public:
	operator const fixed_buffer<mutable_buffer, SIZE> &() const
	{
		return b;
	}

	operator mutable_buffer()
	{
		return b;
	}

	/// Due to the normal semantics of this object in relation to its parent,
	/// if you write directly to this as a mutable_buffer you can call
	/// assigned() to update this.
	buf &assigned(const T &t)
	{
		assert(string_view{t}.data() == b.data());
		static_cast<string_view &>(*this) = t;
		return *this;
	}

	// Universal reference with perfect forwarding will be too greedy here by
	// overriding some of the other semantics. const reference pack is fine.
	template<class... args>
	buf(const args &...a)
	:T{b, a...}
	{}

	buf() = default;

	buf(const buf &other)
	:T{}
	{
		static_cast<string_view &>(*this) =
		{
			b.data(), buffer::copy(b, string_view{other})
		};
	}

	buf(buf &&other) noexcept
	:T{}
	{
		static_cast<string_view &>(*this) =
		{
			b.data(), buffer::copy(b, string_view{other})
		};
	}

	buf &operator=(const buf &other)
	{
		this->~buf();
		static_cast<string_view &>(*this) =
		{
			b.data(), buffer::copy(b, string_view{other})
		};

		return *this;
	}
};