frostfs-sdk-go/client/object_put.go

package client

import (
	"context"
	"crypto/ecdsa"
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"io"

	"github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-api-go/v2/acl"
	v2object "github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-api-go/v2/object"
	rpcapi "github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-api-go/v2/rpc"
	"github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-api-go/v2/rpc/client"
	v2session "github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-api-go/v2/session"
	"github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-sdk-go/bearer"
	"github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-sdk-go/object"
	oid "github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-sdk-go/object/id"
	"github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-sdk-go/session"
)

// PrmObjectPutInit groups parameters of ObjectPutInit operation.
type PrmObjectPutInit struct {
	copyNum uint32
}

// SetCopiesNumber sets number of object copies that is enough to consider put successful.
func (x *PrmObjectPutInit) SetCopiesNumber(copiesNumber uint32) {
	x.copyNum = copiesNumber
}

// ResObjectPut groups the final result values of ObjectPutInit operation.
type ResObjectPut struct {
	statusRes

	obj oid.ID
}

// StoredObjectID returns identifier of the saved object.
func (x ResObjectPut) StoredObjectID() oid.ID {
	return x.obj
}

// ObjectWriter is designed to write one object to NeoFS system.
//
// Must be initialized using Client.ObjectPutInit, any other
// usage is unsafe.
type ObjectWriter struct {
	cancelCtxStream context.CancelFunc

	ctxCall contextCall

	// initially bound tp contextCall
	metaHdr v2session.RequestMetaHeader

	// initially bound to contextCall
	partInit v2object.PutObjectPartInit

	chunkCalled bool

	partChunk v2object.PutObjectPartChunk
}

// UseKey specifies private key to sign the requests.
// If key is not provided, then Client default key is used.
func (x *ObjectWriter) UseKey(key ecdsa.PrivateKey) {
	x.ctxCall.key = key
}

// WithBearerToken attaches bearer token to be used for the operation.
// Should be called once before any writing steps.
func (x *ObjectWriter) WithBearerToken(t bearer.Token) {
	var v2token acl.BearerToken
	t.WriteToV2(&v2token)
	x.metaHdr.SetBearerToken(&v2token)
}

// WithinSession specifies session within which object should be stored.
// Should be called once before any writing steps.
func (x *ObjectWriter) WithinSession(t session.Object) {
	var tv2 v2session.Token
	t.WriteToV2(&tv2)

	x.metaHdr.SetSessionToken(&tv2)
}

// MarkLocal tells the server to execute the operation locally.
func (x *ObjectWriter) MarkLocal() {
	x.metaHdr.SetTTL(1)
}

// WithXHeaders specifies list of extended headers (string key-value pairs)
// to be attached to the request. Must have an even length.
//
// Slice must not be mutated until the operation completes.
func (x *ObjectWriter) WithXHeaders(hs ...string) {
	if len(hs)%2 != 0 {
		panic("slice of X-Headers with odd length")
	}

	writeXHeadersToMeta(hs, &x.metaHdr)
}

// WriteHeader writes header of the object. Result means success.
// Failure reason can be received via Close.
func (x *ObjectWriter) WriteHeader(hdr object.Object) bool {
	v2Hdr := hdr.ToV2()

	x.partInit.SetObjectID(v2Hdr.GetObjectID())
	x.partInit.SetHeader(v2Hdr.GetHeader())
	x.partInit.SetSignature(v2Hdr.GetSignature())

	return x.ctxCall.writeRequest()
}

// WritePayloadChunk writes chunk of the object payload. Result means success.
// Failure reason can be received via Close.
func (x *ObjectWriter) WritePayloadChunk(chunk []byte) bool {
	if !x.chunkCalled {
		x.chunkCalled = true
		x.ctxCall.req.(*v2object.PutRequest).GetBody().SetObjectPart(&x.partChunk)
	}

	for ln := len(chunk); ln > 0; ln = len(chunk) {
		// maxChunkLen restricts maximum byte length of the chunk
		// transmitted in a single stream message. It depends on
		// server settings and other message fields, but for now
		// we simply assume that 3MB is large enough to reduce the
		// number of messages, and not to exceed the limit
		// (4MB by default for gRPC servers).
		const maxChunkLen = 3 << 20
		if ln > maxChunkLen {
			ln = maxChunkLen
		}

		// we deal with size limit overflow above, but there is another case:
		// what if method is called with "small" chunk many times? We write
		// a message to the stream on each call. Alternatively, we could use buffering.
		// In most cases, the chunk length does not vary between calls. Given this
		// assumption, as well as the length of the payload from the header, it is
		// possible to buffer the data of intermediate chunks, and send a message when
		// the allocated buffer is filled, or when the last chunk is received.
		// It is mentally assumed that allocating and filling the buffer is better than
		// synchronous sending, but this needs to be tested.
		x.partChunk.SetChunk(chunk[:ln])

		if !x.ctxCall.writeRequest() {
			return false
		}

		chunk = chunk[ln:]
	}

	return true
}

// Close ends writing the object and returns the result of the operation
// along with the final results. Must be called after using the ObjectWriter.
//
// Exactly one return value is non-nil. By default, server status is returned in res structure.
// Any client's internal or transport errors are returned as Go built-in error.
// If Client is tuned to resolve NeoFS API statuses, then NeoFS failures
// codes are returned as error.
//
// Return statuses:
//   - global (see Client docs);
//   - *apistatus.ContainerNotFound;
//   - *apistatus.ObjectAccessDenied;
//   - *apistatus.ObjectLocked;
//   - *apistatus.LockNonRegularObject;
//   - *apistatus.SessionTokenNotFound;
//   - *apistatus.SessionTokenExpired.
func (x *ObjectWriter) Close() (*ResObjectPut, error) {
	defer x.cancelCtxStream()

	// Ignore io.EOF error, because it is expected error for client-side
	// stream termination by the server. E.g. when stream contains invalid
	// message. Server returns an error in response message (in status).
	if x.ctxCall.err != nil && !errors.Is(x.ctxCall.err, io.EOF) {
		return nil, x.ctxCall.err
	}

	if x.ctxCall.err = x.ctxCall.closer(); x.ctxCall.err != nil {
		return nil, x.ctxCall.err
	}

	x.ctxCall.processResponse()

	if x.ctxCall.err != nil {
		return nil, x.ctxCall.err
	}

	if x.ctxCall.result != nil {
		x.ctxCall.result(x.ctxCall.resp)
		if x.ctxCall.err != nil {
			return nil, x.ctxCall.err
		}
	}

	return x.ctxCall.statusRes.(*ResObjectPut), nil
}

// ObjectPutInit initiates writing an object through a remote server using NeoFS API protocol.
//
// The call only opens the transmission channel, explicit recording is done using the ObjectWriter.
// Exactly one return value is non-nil. Resulting writer must be finally closed.
//
// Context is required and must not be nil. It is used for network communication.
func (c *Client) ObjectPutInit(ctx context.Context, prm PrmObjectPutInit) (*ObjectWriter, error) {
	// check parameters
	if ctx == nil {
		panic(panicMsgMissingContext)
	}

	// open stream
	var (
		res ResObjectPut
		w   ObjectWriter

		resp v2object.PutResponse
	)

	ctx, w.cancelCtxStream = context.WithCancel(ctx)

	w.partInit.SetCopiesNumber(prm.copyNum)

	stream, err := rpcapi.PutObject(&c.c, &resp, client.WithContext(ctx))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("open stream: %w", err)
	}

	// form request body
	var body v2object.PutRequestBody

	// form request
	var req v2object.PutRequest

	req.SetBody(&body)

	req.SetMetaHeader(&w.metaHdr)
	body.SetObjectPart(&w.partInit)

	// init call context
	c.initCallContext(&w.ctxCall)
	w.ctxCall.req = &req
	w.ctxCall.statusRes = &res
	w.ctxCall.resp = &resp
	w.ctxCall.wReq = func() error {
		return stream.Write(&req)
	}
	w.ctxCall.closer = stream.Close
	w.ctxCall.result = func(r responseV2) {
		const fieldID = "ID"

		idV2 := r.(*v2object.PutResponse).GetBody().GetObjectID()
		if idV2 == nil {
			w.ctxCall.err = newErrMissingResponseField(fieldID)
			return
		}

		w.ctxCall.err = res.obj.ReadFromV2(*idV2)
		if w.ctxCall.err != nil {
			w.ctxCall.err = newErrInvalidResponseField(fieldID, w.ctxCall.err)
		}
	}

	return &w, nil
}