/* Serval DNA - HTTP Server API Copyright (C) 2013 Serval Project Inc. 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 2 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, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ #ifndef __SERVAL_DNA__HTTP_SERVER_H #define __SERVAL_DNA__HTTP_SERVER_H #include #include "serval_types.h" #include "debug.h" #include "net.h" #include "strbuf.h" #include "strbuf_helpers.h" #include "fdqueue.h" /* Generic HTTP request handling. * * @author Andrew Bettison */ extern const char HTTP_VERB_GET[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_POST[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_PUT[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_HEAD[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_DELETE[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_TRACE[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_OPTIONS[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_CONNECT[]; extern const char HTTP_VERB_PATCH[]; typedef uint64_t http_size_t; #define PRIhttp_size_t PRIu64 struct http_request; struct http_range { enum http_range_type { NIL = 0, CLOSED, OPEN, SUFFIX } type; http_size_t first; // only for CLOSED or OPEN http_size_t last; // only for CLOSED or SUFFIX }; unsigned http_range_close(struct http_range *dst, const struct http_range *src, unsigned nranges, http_size_t content_length); http_size_t http_range_bytes(const struct http_range *range, unsigned nranges); #define CONTENT_LENGTH_UNKNOWN UINT64_MAX extern const char CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT[]; extern const char CONTENT_TYPE_HTML[]; extern const char CONTENT_TYPE_JSON[]; extern const char CONTENT_TYPE_BLOB[]; struct mime_content_type { char type[64]; char subtype[64]; char multipart_boundary[71]; char charset[31]; char format[31]; }; struct http_client_authorization { enum http_authorization_scheme { NOAUTH = 0, BASIC } scheme; union { struct http_client_credentials_basic { const char *user; const char *password; } basic; } credentials; }; struct http_www_authenticate { enum http_authorization_scheme scheme; const char *realm; }; struct http_origin { uint8_t null; char scheme[10]; // enough for "https" char hostname[40]; // enough for "localhost" uint16_t port; }; struct http_request_headers { http_size_t content_length; struct mime_content_type content_type; unsigned short content_range_count; struct http_origin origin; struct http_range content_ranges[5]; struct http_client_authorization authorization; }; struct http_response_headers { http_size_t content_length; http_size_t content_range_start; // range_end = range_start + content_length - 1 http_size_t resource_length; // size of entire resource const char *content_type; // "type/subtype" const char *boundary; struct http_origin allow_origin; const char *allow_methods; const char *allow_headers; struct http_www_authenticate www_authenticate; }; struct http_content_generator_result { size_t generated; size_t need; }; typedef int (HTTP_CONTENT_GENERATOR)(struct http_request *, unsigned char *, size_t, struct http_content_generator_result *); struct http_response { uint16_t result_code; struct { const char *label; struct json_atom value; } result_extra[4]; struct http_response_headers header; const char *content; HTTP_CONTENT_GENERATOR *content_generator; // callback to produce more content }; #define MIME_FILENAME_MAXLEN 127 struct mime_content_disposition { char type[64]; char name[64]; char filename[MIME_FILENAME_MAXLEN + 1]; http_size_t size; time_t creation_date; time_t modification_date; time_t read_date; }; struct mime_part_headers { http_size_t content_length; struct mime_content_type content_type; struct mime_content_disposition content_disposition; }; struct http_mime_handler { // All these functions may abort the request processing by returning an HTTP // filure status code in the range 400-599 or by initiating an HTTP response // directly (changing the phase from RECEIVE to TRANSMIT). They can return // zero to indicate that parsing should proceed. int (*handle_mime_preamble)(struct http_request *, char *, size_t); int (*handle_mime_part_start)(struct http_request *); int (*handle_mime_part_header)(struct http_request *, const struct mime_part_headers *); int (*handle_mime_body)(struct http_request *, char *, size_t); int (*handle_mime_part_end)(struct http_request *); int (*handle_mime_epilogue)(struct http_request *, char *, size_t); }; struct http_request; void http_request_init(struct http_request *r, int sockfd); void http_request_free_response_buffer(struct http_request *r); int http_request_set_response_bufsize(struct http_request *r, size_t bufsiz); void http_request_finalise(struct http_request *r); void http_request_pause_response(struct http_request *r, time_ms_t until); void http_request_resume_response(struct http_request *r); void http_request_response_static(struct http_request *r, int result, const char *mime_type, const char *body, uint64_t bytes); void http_request_response_generated(struct http_request *r, int result, const char *mime_type, HTTP_CONTENT_GENERATOR *); void http_request_simple_response(struct http_request *r, uint16_t result, const char *body); typedef int (HTTP_CONTENT_GENERATOR_STRBUF_CHUNKER)(struct http_request *, strbuf); int generate_http_content_from_strbuf_chunks(struct http_request *, char *, size_t, struct http_content_generator_result *, HTTP_CONTENT_GENERATOR_STRBUF_CHUNKER *); typedef int HTTP_REQUEST_PARSER(struct http_request *); typedef void HTTP_RENDERER(struct http_request *, strbuf); struct http_request { struct sched_ent alarm; // MUST BE FIRST ELEMENT // The following control the lifetime of this struct. enum http_request_phase { RECEIVE, TRANSMIT, PAUSE, DONE } phase; void (*finalise)(struct http_request *); void (*free)(void*); // Identify request from others being run. Monotonic counter feeds it. Only // used for debugging when we write post-.log files for multi-part form // requests. unsigned int uuid; // These indirect debug flags allow different instances of HTTP servers to // control their debug output independently of each other. struct idebug debug; struct idebug disable_tx; // The following are used for parsing the HTTP request. time_ms_t initiate_time; // time connection was initiated time_ms_t idle_timeout; // disconnect if no bytes received for this long struct sockaddr_in client_sockaddr_in; // caller may supply this // The parsed HTTP request is accumulated into the following fields. const char *verb; // points to nul terminated static string, "GET", "PUT", etc. const char *path; // points into buffer; nul terminated struct query_parameter { const char *name; // points into buffer; nul terminated const char *value; // points into buffer; nul terminated } query_parameters[10]; // can make this as big as needed, but not dynamic uint8_t version_major; // m from from HTTP/m.n uint8_t version_minor; // n from HTTP/m.n struct http_request_headers request_header; // Parsing is done by setting 'parser' to point to a series of parsing // functions as the parsing state progresses. HTTP_REQUEST_PARSER *parser; // current parser function // The caller may set these up, and they are invoked by the parser as request // parsing reaches different stages. HTTP_REQUEST_PARSER *handle_first_line; // called after first line is parsed HTTP_REQUEST_PARSER *handle_headers; // called after all HTTP headers are parsed HTTP_REQUEST_PARSER *handle_content_end; // called after all content is received // The following are used for managing the buffer during RECEIVE phase. char *reserved; // end of reserved data in buffer[] char *received; // start of received data in buffer[] char *end; // end of received data in buffer[] char *parsed; // start of unparsed data in buffer[] char *cursor; // for parsing http_size_t request_content_remaining; // The following are used for parsing a multipart body. enum mime_state { START, PREAMBLE, HEADER, BODY, EPILOGUE } form_data_state; struct http_mime_handler form_data; struct mime_part_headers part_header; http_size_t part_body_length; // The following are used for constructing the response that will be sent in // TRANSMIT phase. struct http_response response; HTTP_RENDERER *render_extra_headers; // The following are used during TRANSMIT phase to control buffering and // sending. http_size_t response_length; // total response bytes (header + content) http_size_t response_sent; // for counting up to response_length char *response_buffer; size_t response_buffer_need; size_t response_buffer_size; size_t response_buffer_length; size_t response_buffer_sent; void (*response_free_buffer)(void*); // This buffer is used during RECEIVE and TRANSMIT phase. char buffer[8 * 1024]; }; /* Return the nul-terminated string value of a given query parameter: NULL if * no such parameter was supplied; HTTP_REQUEST_PARAM_NOVALUE if the parameter * was supplied without an '=value' part. */ const char *http_request_get_query_param(struct http_request *r, const char *name); extern const char HTTP_REQUEST_PARAM_NOVALUE[]; #endif // __SERVAL_DNA__HTTP_SERVER_H