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optimistic-action-handler.ts
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import type {
Immutable,
JsonObject,
SocketResponse,
} from 'digital-fuesim-manv-shared';
import { isEqual } from 'lodash-es';
/**
* This class handles optimistic actions on a state.
* The following assertions have to be met:
* - the state is immutable and can only be modified via {@link setState } and {@link applyAction }
* - {@link applyAction} on the same state is a pure function
* - if a proposedAction succeeds, the action should be applied to the state via {@link performAction}
* - this performAction must be called before the action resolves successfully
*/
export class OptimisticActionHandler<
Action extends JsonObject,
State extends JsonObject,
ServerResponse extends SocketResponse
> {
constructor(
/**
* This function has to set the state synchronously to another value
*/
private readonly setState: (state: Immutable<State>) => void,
/**
* Returns the current state synchronously
* It is expected that the first `getState` is in sync with the server
*/
private readonly getState: () => Immutable<State>,
/**
* Applies (reduces) the action to the state
* It could happen that the action is not applicable to the state.
* This happens e.g. if an optimistic action is applied, but the server state changed in the meantime.
* In this case the action can just be ignored.
*/
private readonly applyAction: (action: Immutable<Action>) => void,
/**
* Sends the action to the server and resolves with the servers response
*/
private readonly sendAction: (
action: Immutable<Action>
) => Promise<ServerResponse>
) {}
/**
* The state that is confirmed to be valid by the server.
* It is only assembled by the first `getState` and actions that came from the server via {@link performAction}
*/
private serverState = this.getState();
/**
* The actions that have already been optimistically applied to the state and have been send to the server
* The first element is the action that was first applied to the state
*
* {@link getState()} === {@link serverState} + ...{@link optimisticallyAppliedActions}
*/
private readonly optimisticallyAppliedActions: Immutable<Action>[] = [];
/**
* Remove the first action in {@link optimisticallyAppliedActions} that is deepEqual to the given @param action
*/
private removeFirstOptimisticAction(action: Immutable<Action>) {
for (let i = 0; i < this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.length; i++) {
if (
this.actionsAreEqual(
this.optimisticallyAppliedActions[i]!,
action
)
) {
this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.splice(i, 1);
return;
}
}
}
/**
*
* @param proposedAction the action that should be proposed to the server
* @param beOptimistic wether the action should be applied before the server responds (in a way that the state doesn't get corrupted because of another action order on the server side)
* The actions of optimistically applied actions must not be changed by the server.
* This means that e.g. all actions with nondeterministic values that are added by the server must be send with {@link beOptimistic} = false.
* @returns the response of the server
*/
public async proposeAction(
proposedAction: Immutable<Action>,
beOptimistic: boolean
): Promise<ServerResponse> {
if (!beOptimistic) {
return this.sendAction(proposedAction);
}
this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.push(proposedAction);
this.applyAction(proposedAction);
const response = await this.sendAction(proposedAction);
if (response.success) {
// If the response is successful the actions has already been removed by the `performAction` function before.
return response;
}
// Remove the action from the applied actions
this.removeFirstOptimisticAction(proposedAction);
this.setState(this.serverState);
this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.forEach((_action) => {
this.applyAction(_action);
});
return response;
}
/**
* Only and all actions that are send from the server should be applied via this function
* It is expected that successfully proposed actions are applied via this function too
* @param action
*/
public performAction(action: Immutable<Action>) {
// This is a shortcut to improve performance for obvious cases - If you remove it the code is still correct
if (this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.length === 0) {
this.applyAction(action);
this.serverState = this.getState();
return;
}
// This is a shortcut to improve performance for obvious cases - If you remove it the code is still correct
if (
// If there are more optimistic actions, the state would already be correct, but we have no way to set the correct saveState
this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.length === 1 &&
this.actionsAreEqual(this.optimisticallyAppliedActions[0]!, action)
) {
// Remove the already applied action
this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.shift();
// The state is already up to date
this.serverState = this.getState();
return;
}
// Here comes the general and "safe" way:
// Remove the first matching optimisticAction (if there is one)
this.removeFirstOptimisticAction(action);
// Reset the state
this.setState(this.serverState);
// Apply the server action
this.applyAction(action);
// Save the state
this.serverState = this.getState();
// Apply the remaining optimistic actions
this.optimisticallyAppliedActions.forEach((_action) => {
this.applyAction(_action);
});
}
/**
* This is a workaround until https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig#exactOptionalPropertyTypes is activated in our codebase
* If we send an action where an optional property is deleted, it is not equal to the action with this property set to undefined.
*/
private actionsAreEqual(
action1: Immutable<Action>,
action2: Immutable<Action>
) {
return isEqual(
// This removes all undefined values from the action
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(action1)),
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(action2))
);
}
}