Megatest

;;======================================================================
;; Copyright 2006-2012, Matthew Welland.
;; 
;;  This program is made available under the GNU GPL version 2.0 or
;;  greater. See the accompanying file COPYING for details.
;; 
;;  This program is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
;;  implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
;;  PURPOSE.
;;======================================================================

(use srfi-1 data-structures posix regex-case base64 format dot-locking csv-xml z3 sql-de-lite hostinfo md5 message-digest typed-records directory-utils stack
     matchable)
(use srfi-1 data-structures posix regex-case (prefix base64 base64:)
     format dot-locking csv-xml z3 ;; sql-de-lite
(require-extension regex posix)

(require-extension (srfi 18) extras tcp rpc)

(import (prefix sqlite3 sqlite3:))
     hostinfo md5 message-digest typed-records directory-utils stack
     matchable regex posix (srfi 18) extras ;; tcp 
     (prefix nanomsg nmsg:)
     (prefix sqlite3 sqlite3:)
(import (prefix base64 base64:))
     )

(declare (unit common))

(include "common_records.scm")

;; (require-library margs)
;; (include "margs.scm")

				    fallback-launcher
				    (loop (car tal)(cdr tal)))))))
		      ;; no match, try again
		      (if (null? tal)
			  fallback-launcher
			  (loop (car tal)(cdr tal))))))))
	fallback-launcher)))
  

;;======================================================================
;; NMSG AND NEW API
;;======================================================================

;; nm based server
;;
(define (nm:start-server dbconn #!key (given-host-name #f))
  (let* ((srvdat    (start-raw-server given-host-name: given-host-name))
	 (host-name (srvdat-host srvdat))
	 (soc       (srvdat-soc srvdat)))
    
    ;; start the queue processor (save for second round of development)
    ;;
    ;; (thread-start! (queue-processory dbconn) "Queue processor")
    ;; msg is an alist
    ;;  'r host:port  <== where to return the data
    ;;  'p params     <== data to apply the command to
    ;;  'e j|s|l      <== encoding of the params. default is s (sexp), if not specified is assumed to be default
    ;;  'c command    <== look up the function to call using this key
    ;;
    (let loop ((msg-in (nn-recv soc)))
      (if (not (equal? msg-in "quit"))
	  (let* ((dat        (decode msg-in))
		 (host-port  (alist-ref 'r dat)) ;; this is for the reverse req rep where the server is a client of the original client
		 (params     (alist-ref 'p dat))
		 (command    (let ((c (alist-ref 'c dat)))(if c (string->symbol c) #f)))
		 (all-good   (and host-port params command (hash-table-exists? *commands* command))))
	    (if all-good
		(let ((cmddat (make-qitem
			       command:   command
			       host-port: host-port
			       params:    params)))
		  (queue-push cmddat) 		;; put request into the queue
		  (nn-send soc "queued"))         ;; reply with "queued"
		(print "ERROR: BAD request " dat))
	    (loop (nn-recv soc)))))
    (nn-close soc)))
  


;;======================================================================
;; D A S H B O A R D   U S E R   V I E W S
;;======================================================================

;; first read ~/views.config if it exists, then read $MTRAH/views.config if it exists
;;
(define (common:load-views-config)
  (let* ((view-cfgdat    (make-hash-table))
	 (home-cfgfile   (conc (get-environment-variable "HOME") "/.mtviews.config"))
	 (mthome-cfgfile (conc *toppath* "/.mtviews.config")))
    (if (common:file-exists? mthome-cfgfile)
	(read-config mthome-cfgfile view-cfgdat #t))
    ;; we load the home dir file AFTER the MTRAH file so the user can clobber settings when running the dashboard in read-only areas
    (if (common:file-exists? home-cfgfile)
	(read-config home-cfgfile view-cfgdat #t))
    view-cfgdat))

;;======================================================================
;; H I E R A R C H I C A L   H A S H   T A B L E S
;;======================================================================

;; Every element including top element is a vector:
;;   <vector subhash value>

(define (hh:make-hh #!key (ht #f)(value #f))
  (vector (or ht    (make-hash-table)) value))

;; used internally
(define-inline (hh:set-ht! hh ht)       (vector-set! hh 0 ht))
(define-inline (hh:get-ht hh)           (vector-ref  hh 0))
(define-inline (hh:set-value! hh value) (vector-set! hh 1 value))
(define-inline (hh:get-value  hh value) (vector-ref  hh 1))

;; given a hierarchial hash and some keys look up the value ...
;;
(define (hh:get hh . keys)
  (if (null? keys)
      (vector-ref hh 1) ;; we have reached the end of the line, return the value sought
      (let ((sub-ht (hh:get-ht hh)))
	(if sub-ht ;; yes, there is more hierarchy
	    (let ((sub-hh (hash-table-ref/default sub-ht (car keys) #f)))
	      (if sub-hh
		  (apply hh:get sub-hh (cdr keys))
		  #f))
	    #f))))

;; given a hierarchial hash, a value and some keys, add needed hierarcy and insert the value
;;
(define (hh:set! hh value . keys)
  (if (null? keys)
      (hh:set-value! hh value) ;; we have reached the end of the line, store the value
      (let ((sub-ht (hh:get-ht hh)))
	(if sub-ht ;; yes, there is more hierarchy
	    (let ((sub-hh (hash-table-ref/default sub-ht (car keys) #f)))
	      (if (not sub-hh) ;; we'll need to add the next level of hierarchy
		  (let ((new-sub-hh (hh:make-hh)))
		    (hash-table-set! sub-ht (car keys) new-sub-hh)
		    (apply hh:set! new-sub-hh value (cdr keys)))
		  (apply hh:set! sub-hh value (cdr keys))))    ;; call the sub-hierhash with remaining keys
	    (begin
	      (hh:set-ht! hh (make-hash-table))
	      (apply hh:set! hh value keys))))))