# hub/get: a file fetched from the hub over ezhttp, or read off the disk for a # `file:` url, and judged by hub/hub against the hash that names it. The GET # lives apart from the judging because ezhttp reaches foreign code, and bend # 2.0.32 fails a proof whose imports reach foreign code, so a law may import # hub/hub but never this. import Base import 0xf1c957a470368870a6d1d62a8c0cbe32/main.bend as Http import 0xf1c957a470368870a6d1d62a8c0cbe32/src/client.bend as Client import 0xf1c957a470368870a6d1d62a8c0cbe32/src/url.bend as Url import 0xabe575924687afad4cee1a2c1194d639/main.bend as R import ../io/file.bend as F import ./hub.bend as Hub # what ezhttp answered. It folds a socket that would not open and a reply that # came apart into one Err, so both are 6. def get.reply(response: Client.Response) -> String: match response: case Client.Err{why}: "6\n" ++ why case Client.Response{+status, _headers, body}: Hub.get.status(U32.is_eq(status, 200), status, body) # a url fetched over a socket def get.http(url: String) -> IO(String): do IO: r : Client.Response <- Http.http.get(url) return get.reply(r) # a file url read off the disk def get.file(+path: String) -> IO(String): do IO: m : Maybe<&2, String> <- F.read(path) return Hub.get.file.got(m, path) # a url whose scheme decides where the body comes from def get.scheme(file: Bool, url: String, path: String) -> IO(String): match file: case True{}: get.file(path) case False{}: get.http(url) # a url that came apart, or the reason it did not def get.loc(loc: Url.Loc, url: String) -> IO(String): match loc: case Url.Bad{why}: IO.pure(String, "22\n" ++ why) case Url.Loc{+scheme, _host, _port, path}: get.scheme(String.eq(scheme, "file"), url, path) # the body at a url: "0" and the body, or a status and the reason def get(+url: String) -> IO(String): get.loc(Http.parse_url(url), url) # the file at a url, accepted only when it hashes to `want` def fetch(+url: String, want: String) -> IO(Hub.Got): do IO: +out : String <- get(url) return Hub.judge(R.ok(out), Hub.matches(want, R.text(out)), url, R.text(out))