// // Copyright 2024 Signal Messenger, LLC // SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only // import Foundation /// An stream transform allows transforming an stream of data and returns /// the the transformed data to be further processed by other transforms. /// StreamTransforms should support chaining to and from other /// transforms. (e.g. encrypt and compress a stream) public protocol StreamTransform { /// Transform the passed in data. It is worth noting that the length of the data is not /// guaranteed to match the input data, and it shouldn't be assumed that passing /// data into the transform will result in any data being returned (In these cases, /// the returned Data object will be empty) func transform(data: Data) throws -> Data /// Returns data buffered by the transform. Depending on internal implementations /// this may return all or just part of the buffered data. Callers can consult /// `hasPendingBytes` to determing if this call should be expected to return data. func readBufferedData() throws -> Data /// Returns `true` if the transform has pending bytes buffered. var hasPendingBytes: Bool { get } } public protocol FinalizableStreamTransform { /// Flush any remaining data transform and/or generate any necessary footer data /// Calling this is required before closing the stream. /// Note that `hasPendingBytes` may still return true after `finalize()` has /// been called if `finalize()` results in a buffer of data to be returned to the caller. func finalize() throws -> Data /// Returns if `finalize()` has been called on the current transform var hasFinalized: Bool { get } } /// Read any available bytes remaining in the list of transforms including /// any buffered data or pending footer data. /// /// Do this by starting with an empty data buffer, and walking through /// each transform: /// 1. If there is data from the prior transform in the chain, transform /// the data and pass to the next transform. /// 2. If the prior transform didn't return data, and the current transform /// has pending bytes, read that pending data and pass to the next transform. /// 3. Finally, if the transform doesn't have any pending bytes, attempt to /// finalize the transform and return any data from the operation to /// the next transform in the chain. /// 4. Because there are situations where there may be pending data /// (hasPendingBytes == true) _after_ finalization, transforms may /// move from step (3) back to step (2) while any final bytes are /// cleared out. /// /// Once all transforms have moved through all the above states, /// `hasBytesAvailable` should return `false` and callers should /// stop reading. public extension Array where Element == any StreamTransform { func readNextRemainingBytes() throws -> Data { return try self.reduce(Data()) { pendingResult, transform in if pendingResult.count > 0 { if let finalizableTransform = transform as? FinalizableStreamTransform, finalizableTransform.hasFinalized { owsFailDebug("Can't pass data to a finalized transform") } // Still data coming through the pipeline, process it and return. return try transform.transform(data: pendingResult) } // There are still bytes on the current transform, so return those // This could be before or after the transform has finalized. if transform.hasPendingBytes { return try transform.readBufferedData() } else if let finalizableTransform = transform as? FinalizableStreamTransform, !finalizableTransform.hasFinalized { // Exhaused all bytes currently in the transform, time to finalize. return try finalizableTransform.finalize() } // All done with this transform, return empty. return Data() } } }