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koreader/plugins/httpinspector.koplugin/main.lua

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Lua

-- This plugin allows for inspecting KOReader's internal objects,
-- calling methods, sending events... over HTTP.
local DataStorage = require("datastorage")
local Device = require("device")
local UIManager = require("ui/uimanager")
local WidgetContainer = require("ui/widget/container/widgetcontainer")
local Event = require("ui/event")
local ffiUtil = require("ffi/util")
local logger = require("logger")
local util = require("util")
local _ = require("gettext")
local T = require("ffi/util").template
local HttpInspector = WidgetContainer:extend{
name = "httpinspector",
}
-- A plugin gets instantiated on each document load and reader/FM switch.
-- Ensure autostart only on KOReader startup, and keep the running state
-- across document load and reader/FM switch.
local should_run = G_reader_settings:isTrue("httpinspector_autostart")
function HttpInspector:init()
self.port = G_reader_settings:readSetting("httpinspector_port", "8080")
if should_run then
-- Delay this until after all plugins are loaded
UIManager:nextTick(function()
self:start()
end)
end
self.ui.menu:registerToMainMenu(self)
end
function HttpInspector:isRunning()
return self.http_socket ~= nil
end
function HttpInspector:onEnterStandby()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: onEnterStandby")
if self:isRunning() then
self:stop()
end
end
function HttpInspector:onSuspend()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: onSuspend")
if self:isRunning() then
self:stop()
end
end
function HttpInspector:onExit()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: onExit")
if self:isRunning() then
self:stop()
end
end
function HttpInspector:onCloseWidget()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: onCloseWidget")
if self:isRunning() then
self:stop()
end
end
function HttpInspector:onLeaveStandby()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: onLeaveStandby")
if should_run and not self:isRunning() then
self:start()
end
end
function HttpInspector:onResume()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: onResume")
if should_run and not self:isRunning() then
self:start()
end
end
function HttpInspector:start()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: Starting server...")
-- Make a hole in the Kindle's firewall
if Device:isKindle() then
os.execute(string.format("%s %s %s",
"iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport", self.port,
"-m conntrack --ctstate NEW,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT"))
os.execute(string.format("%s %s %s",
"iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --sport", self.port,
"-m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT"))
end
-- Using a simple LuaSocket based TCP server instead of a ZeroMQ based one
-- seems to solve strange issues with Chrome.
-- local ServerClass = require("ui/message/streammessagequeueserver")
local ServerClass = require("ui/message/simpletcpserver")
self.http_socket = ServerClass:new{
host = "*",
port = self.port,
receiveCallback = function(data, id) return self:onRequest(data, id) end,
}
self.http_socket:start()
self.http_messagequeue = UIManager:insertZMQ(self.http_socket)
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: Server listening on port " .. self.port)
end
function HttpInspector:stop()
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: Stopping server...")
-- Plug the hole in the Kindle's firewall
if Device:isKindle() then
os.execute(string.format("%s %s %s",
"iptables -D INPUT -p tcp --dport", self.port,
"-m conntrack --ctstate NEW,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT"))
os.execute(string.format("%s %s %s",
"iptables -D OUTPUT -p tcp --sport", self.port,
"-m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT"))
end
if self.http_socket then
self.http_socket:stop()
self.http_socket = nil
end
if self.http_messagequeue then
UIManager:removeZMQ(self.http_messagequeue)
self.http_messagequeue = nil
end
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: Server stopped.")
end
function HttpInspector:addToMainMenu(menu_items)
menu_items.httpremote = {
text = _("KOReader HTTP inspector"),
sorting_hint = ("more_tools"),
sub_item_table = {
{
text_func = function()
if self:isRunning() then
return _("Stop HTTP server")
else
return _("Start HTTP server")
end
end,
keep_menu_open = true,
callback = function(touchmenu_instance)
if self:isRunning() then
should_run = false
self:stop()
else
should_run = true
self:start()
end
touchmenu_instance:updateItems()
end,
},
{
text_func = function()
if self:isRunning() then
return T(_("Listening on port %1"), self.port)
else
return _("Not running")
end
end,
enabled_func = function()
return self:isRunning()
end,
separator = true,
},
{
text = _("Auto start HTTP server"),
checked_func = function()
return G_reader_settings:isTrue("httpinspector_autostart")
end,
callback = function()
G_reader_settings:flipNilOrFalse("httpinspector_autostart")
end,
},
{
text_func = function()
return T(_("Port: %1"), self.port)
end,
keep_menu_open = true,
callback = function(touchmenu_instance)
local InputDialog = require("ui/widget/inputdialog")
local port_dialog
port_dialog = InputDialog:new{
title = _("Set custom port"),
input = self.port,
input_type = "number",
input_hint = _("Port number (default is 8080)"),
buttons = {
{
{
text = _("Cancel"),
id = "close",
callback = function()
UIManager:close(port_dialog)
end,
},
{
text = _("OK"),
-- keep_menu_open = true,
callback = function()
local port = port_dialog:getInputValue()
logger.warn("port", port)
if port and port >= 1 and port <= 65535 then
self.port = port
G_reader_settings:saveSetting("httpinspector_port", port)
if self:isRunning() then
self:stop()
self:start()
end
end
UIManager:close(port_dialog)
touchmenu_instance:updateItems()
end,
},
},
},
}
UIManager:show(port_dialog)
port_dialog:onShowKeyboard()
end,
}
},
}
end
local HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE = {
[200] = 'OK',
[201] = 'Created',
[202] = 'Accepted',
[204] = 'No Content',
[301] = 'Moved Permanently',
[302] = 'Found',
[304] = 'Not Modified',
[400] = 'Bad Request',
[401] = 'Unauthorized',
[403] = 'Forbidden',
[404] = 'Not Found',
[405] = 'Method Not Allowed',
[406] = 'Not Acceptable',
[408] = 'Request Timeout',
[410] = 'Gone',
[500] = 'Internal Server Error',
[501] = 'Not Implemented',
[503] = 'Service Unavailable',
}
local CTYPE = {
CSS = "text/css",
HTML = "text/html",
JS = "application/javascript",
JSON = "application/json",
PNG = "image/png",
TEXT = "text/plain",
}
function HttpInspector:sendResponse(reqinfo, http_code, content_type, body)
if not http_code then http_code = 400 end
if not body then body = "" end
if type(body) ~= "string" then body = tostring(body) end
local response = {}
-- StreamMessageQueueServer:send() closes the connection, so announce
-- that with HTTP/1.0 and a "Connection: close" header.
table.insert(response, T("HTTP/1.0 %1 %2", http_code, HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE[http_code] or "Unspecified"))
-- If no content type provided, let the browser sniff it
if content_type then
-- Advertize all our text as being UTF-8
local charset = ""
if util.stringStartsWith(content_type, "text/") then
charset = "; charset=utf-8"
end
table.insert(response, T("Content-Type: %1%2", content_type, charset))
end
if http_code == 302 then
table.insert(response, T("Location: %1", body))
body = ""
end
table.insert(response, T("Content-Length: %1", #body))
table.insert(response, "Connection: close")
table.insert(response, "")
table.insert(response, body)
response = table.concat(response, "\r\n")
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: Sending response: " .. response:sub(1, 200))
if self.http_socket then -- in case the plugin is gone...
self.http_socket:send(response, reqinfo.request_id)
end
end
-- Process a uri, stepping one fragment (consider ? / = as separators)
local stepUriFragment = function(uri)
local ftype, fragment, remain = uri:match("^([/=?]*)([^/=?]+)(.*)$")
if ftype then
return ftype, fragment, remain
end
-- it ends with a separator: return it
return uri, nil, nil
end
-- Parse multiple variables from uri, guessing their Lua type
-- ie with uri: nil/true/false/"true"/-1.2/"/"/abc/""/'d"/ef'/
-- Nb args: 9
-- 1: nil: nil
-- 2: boolean: true
-- 3: boolean: false
-- 4: string: true
-- 5: number: -1.2
-- 6: string: /
-- 7: string: abc
-- 8: string:
-- 9: string: d"/ef
local getVariablesFromUri = function(uri)
local vars = {}
local nb_vars = 0
if not uri then
return vars, nb_vars
end
local stop_char
local var_start_idx
local var_end_idx
local end_idx = #uri
local quoted
for i = 1, end_idx do
local c = uri:sub(i,i)
local skip = false
if not stop_char then
if c == "'" or c == '"' then
stop_char = c
var_start_idx = i + 1
quoted = true
skip = true
elseif c == "/" then
skip = true
else
stop_char = "/"
var_start_idx = i
quoted = false
end
end
if not skip then
if c == stop_char or i == end_idx then
var_end_idx = c == stop_char and i-1 or i
local text = uri:sub(var_start_idx, var_end_idx)
-- (We properly get an empty string if var_end_idx<var_start_idx)
local var
if quoted then
var = text -- as string
else
if text == "true" then
var = true
elseif text == "false" then
var = false
elseif text == "nil" or text == "" then
var = nil
else
var = tonumber(text) or text
end
end
-- table.insert(vars, var) would not work with nil, so we assign
-- directly to the index, and will return the nb of args
nb_vars = nb_vars + 1
vars[nb_vars] = var
stop_char = nil
quoted = false
end
end
end
return vars, nb_vars
end
-- Return object/table as a json string
-- May fail if recursive references, use with pcall()
local getAsJsonString = function(obj)
local encoder_options = {}
encoder_options.preProcess = function(value, isObjectKey)
local value_type = type(value)
if value_type == "function" then
return "function"
end
if value_type == "cdata" then
return "cdata"
end
if value_type == "userdata" then
return "userdata"
end
end
-- May fail with recursive data
local JSON = require("json")
return JSON.encode(obj, encoder_options)
end
-- We cache the results of the next function, to avoid opening and reading
-- each source file each time
local _function_info_cache = {}
-- Get info about a function object
local getFunctionInfo = function(func, full_code)
local info = debug.getinfo( func, "S" )
local src, firstline, lastline = info.source, info.linedefined, info.lastlinedefined
if firstline < 0 then
-- With builtin or C functions, we get: [C] -1 -1
-- Get something like "function: builtin" or "function: 0x7f5931f03828" instead
src = string.format("%s", func)
end
local hash = src.."#"..firstline.."#"..lastline
if _function_info_cache[hash] and not full_code then
return _function_info_cache[hash]
end
local path = src:match("^@(.*)$")
local lines = nil
if path and info.what == "Lua" then
local f = io.open(path)
if f then
local num = 1
while true do
local line = f:read('*line')
if not line then
break
end
if num >= firstline then
if not lines then
lines = {}
end
table.insert(lines, line)
end
if num >= lastline then
break
end
num = num + 1
end
f:close()
end
end
info = {
source = path,
firstline = firstline,
lastline = lastline,
}
if lines then
local signature = util.trim(lines[1])
info.signature = signature
-- Try to guess (possibly wrongly) a few info from the signature string
local dummy, cnt
dummy, cnt = signature:gsub("%(%)","") -- check for "()", no arg
if cnt > 0 then
info.nb_args = 0
else
dummy, cnt = signature:gsub(",","") -- check for nb of commas
info.nb_args = cnt and cnt + 1 or 1
end
dummy, cnt = signature:gsub("%.%.%.","") -- check for "...", varargs
if cnt > 0 then
info.nb_args = -1
end
dummy, cnt = signature:gsub("^[^(]*:","")
info.is_method = cnt > 0
info.classname = signature:gsub(".-(%w+):.*","%1")
else
-- possibly some Lua builtin function or from some C-module
lines = {}
info.source = "builtin or C module"
info.no_source = true
info.signature = src
info.nb_args = -1
info.is_method = false
info.classname = ""
end
if hash then
_function_info_cache[hash] = info
end
if not full_code then
return info
end
info = util.tableDeepCopy(info)
info.lines = lines
return info
end
-- Guess class name of an object
local guessClassName = function(obj)
-- Look for some common methods we could infer a class from (add more as needed)
local classic_method_names = {
"init",
"new",
"getSize",
"paintTo",
"onReadSettings",
"onResume",
"onSuspend",
"onMenuHold",
"beforeSuspend",
"initNetworkManager",
"free",
"clear",
}
-- For an instance, we won't probably find them in the table itself, so we'll have to look
-- into its first metatable
local meta_table = getmetatable(obj)
local test_method, meta_test_method
for _, method_name in ipairs(classic_method_names) do
test_method = rawget(obj, method_name)
if test_method then
break
end
if meta_table and not meta_test_method then
meta_test_method = rawget(meta_table, method_name)
end
end
if not test_method then
test_method = meta_test_method
end
if test_method then
local func_info = getFunctionInfo(test_method)
return func_info.classname
end
end
-- Nothing below is made available to translators: we output technical details
-- in HTML, for power users and developers, who should be fine with english.
local HOME_CONTENT = [[
<html>
<head><title>KOReader inspector</title></head>
<body>
<pre wrap>
<big>Welcome to KOReader inspector HTTP server!</big>
This service is aimed at developers, <mark>use at your own risk</mark>.
<big>Browse core objects:</big>
<li><a href="ui/">ui</a> the current application (ReaderUI or FileManager).
<li><a href="device/">device</a> the Device object (get a screenshot: <a href="device/screen/bb">device/screen/bb</a>).
<li><a href="UIManager/">UIManager</a> and its <a href="UIManager/_window_stack/">window stack</a>.
<li><a href="g_settings/">g_settings</a> your global settings saved as settings.reader.lua.
<li><a href="globals/">globals</a> the global namespace
<big>Send an event:</big>
<li><a href="event/">list of dispatcher/gestures actions</a>.
<li>(or <a href="broadcast/">broadcast an event</a> if you know what you are doing.)
</pre>
</body>
</html>
]]
-- Other ideas for entry points:
-- - Browse filesystem, koreader and library, allow upload of books
-- - Stream live crash.log
-- Process HTTP request
function HttpInspector:onRequest(data, request_id)
-- Keep track of request info so nested calls can send the response
local reqinfo = {
request_id = request_id,
fragments = {},
}
local method, uri = data:match("^(%u+) ([^\n]*) HTTP/%d%.%d\r?\n.*")
-- We only need to support GET, with our special simple URI syntax/grammar
if method ~= "GET" then
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 405, CTYPE.TEXT, "Only GET supported")
end
reqinfo.uri = uri
-- Decode any %-encoded stuff (should be ok to do it that early)
uri = util.urlDecode(uri)
logger.dbg("HttpInspector: Received request:", method, uri)
if not util.stringStartsWith(uri, "/koreader/") then
-- Anything else is static content.
-- We allow the user to put anything he'd like to in /koreder/web/ and have
-- this content served as the main content, which can allow building a web
-- app with HTML/CSS/JS to interact with the API exposed under /koreader/.
if uri == "/" then
uri = "/index.html"
end
-- No security/sanity check for now
local filepath = DataStorage:getDataDir() .. "/web" .. uri
if uri == "/favicon.ico" then -- hijack this one to return our icon
filepath = "resources/koreader.png"
end
local f = io.open(filepath, "rb")
if f then
data = f:read("*all")
f:close()
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, nil, data) -- let content-type be sniffed
end
if uri == "/index.html" then
-- / but no /web/index.html created by the user: redirect to our /koreader/
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 302, nil, "/koreader/")
end
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 404, CTYPE.TEXT, "Static file not found: koreader/web" .. uri)
end
-- Request starts with /koreader/, followed by some predefined entry point
local ftype, fragment
ftype, fragment, uri = stepUriFragment(uri) -- skip "/koreader"
reqinfo.parsed_uri = ftype .. fragment
table.insert(reqinfo.fragments, 1, fragment)
ftype, fragment, uri = stepUriFragment(uri)
if not fragment then
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.HTML, HOME_CONTENT)
-- return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 400, CTYPE.TEXT, "Missing entry point.")
end
reqinfo.prev_parsed_uri = reqinfo.parsed_uri
reqinfo.parsed_uri = reqinfo.parsed_uri .. ftype .. fragment
table.insert(reqinfo.fragments, 1, fragment)
-- We allow browsing a few of our core objects
if fragment == "ui" then
return self:exposeObject(self.ui, uri, reqinfo)
elseif fragment == "device" then
return self:exposeObject(Device, uri, reqinfo)
elseif fragment == "g_settings" then
return self:exposeObject(G_reader_settings, uri, reqinfo)
elseif fragment == "globals" then
return self:exposeObject(_G, uri, reqinfo)
elseif fragment == "UIManager" then
return self:exposeObject(UIManager, uri, reqinfo)
elseif fragment == "event" then
return self:exposeEvent(uri, reqinfo)
elseif fragment == "broadcast" then
return self:exposeBroadcastEvent(uri, reqinfo)
end
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 404, CTYPE.TEXT, "Unknown entry point.")
end
-- Navigate object and its children according to uri, reach the
-- final object and act depending on its type and what's requested
function HttpInspector:exposeObject(obj, uri, reqinfo)
local ftype, fragment
local parent = obj
local current_key
while true do -- process URI
local obj_type = type(obj)
if ftype and fragment then
reqinfo.prev_parsed_uri = reqinfo.parsed_uri
reqinfo.parsed_uri = reqinfo.parsed_uri .. ftype .. fragment
table.insert(reqinfo.fragments, 1, fragment)
end
ftype, fragment, uri = stepUriFragment(uri)
if obj_type == "table" then
if ftype == "/" then
if not fragment then
-- URI ends with 'object/': send a HTML page describing all this object's key/values
return self:browseObject(obj, reqinfo)
else
-- URI continues with 'object/key'
parent = obj
local as_number = tonumber(fragment)
fragment = as_number or fragment
current_key = fragment
obj = obj[fragment]
if obj == nil then
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 404, CTYPE.TEXT, "No such table/object key: "..fragment)
end
-- continue loop to process this children of our object
end
elseif ftype == "" then
-- URI ends with 'object' (without a trailing /): output it as JSON if possible
local ok, json = pcall(getAsJsonString, obj)
if ok then
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.JSON, json)
else
-- Probably nested/recursive data structures (ie. a widget with self.dialog pointing to a parent)
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 500, CTYPE.TEXT, json)
end
else
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 400, CTYPE.TEXT, "Invalid request: unexepected token after "..reqinfo.parsed_uri)
end
elseif obj_type == "function" then
if ftype == "?" and not fragment then
-- URI ends with 'function?' : output some documentation about that function
return self:showFunctionDetails(obj, reqinfo)
elseif ftype == "/" or ftype == "?/" then
-- URI ends or continues with 'function/': call function, output return values as JSON
-- If 'function?/': do the same but output HTML, helpful for debugging
if fragment and uri then -- put back first argument into uri
uri = fragment .. uri
end
return self:callFunction(obj, parent, uri, ftype == "?/", reqinfo)
else
-- Nothing else accepted
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 400, CTYPE.TEXT, "Invalid request on function: use a trailing / to call, or ? to get details")
end
elseif obj_type == "cdata" or obj_type == "userdata" or obj_type == "thread" then
-- We can't do much on these Lua types.
-- But try to guess if it's a BlitBuffer, that we can render as PNG !
local ok, is_bb = pcall(function() return obj.writePNG ~= nil end)
if ok and is_bb then
local tmpfile = DataStorage:getDataDir() .. "/cache/tmp_bb.png"
ok = pcall(obj.writePNG, obj, tmpfile)
if ok then
local f = io.open(tmpfile, "rb")
if f then
local data = f:read("*all")
f:close()
os.remove(tmpfile)
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.PNG, data)
end
end
end
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 403, CTYPE.TEXT, "Can't act on object of type: "..obj_type)
else
-- Simple Lua types: string, number, boolean, nil
if ftype == "" then
-- Return it as text
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.TEXT, tostring(obj))
elseif (ftype == "=" or ftype == "?=") and fragment and uri then
-- 'property=value': assign value to property
-- 'property?=value': same, but output HTML allowing to get back to the parent
uri = fragment .. uri -- put back first frament into uri
local args, nb_args = getVariablesFromUri(uri)
if nb_args ~= 1 then
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 400, CTYPE.TEXT, "Variable assignment needs a single value")
end
local value = args[1]
parent[current_key] = value -- do what is asked: assign it
if ftype == "=" then
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.TEXT, T("Variable '%1' assigned with: %2", reqinfo.parsed_uri, tostring(value)))
else
value = tostring(value)
local html = {}
local add_html = function(h) table.insert(html, h) end
local html_quoted_value = value:gsub("&", "&#38;"):gsub(">", "&gt;"):gsub("<", "&lt;")
add_html(T("<title>%1.%2=%3</title>", reqinfo.fragments[2], reqinfo.fragments[1], html_quoted_value))
add_html(T("<pre wrap>Variable '%1' assigned with: <span style='color: blue;'>%2</span>", reqinfo.parsed_uri, value))
add_html("")
add_html(T("<a href='%1/'>Browse back</a> to container object.", reqinfo.prev_parsed_uri))
html = table.concat(html, "\n")
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.HTML, html)
end
elseif ftype == "?" then
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 400, CTYPE.TEXT, "No documentation available on simple types.")
else
-- Nothing else accepted
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 400, CTYPE.TEXT, "Invalid request on variable")
end
end
end
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 400, CTYPE.TEXT, "Unexepected request") -- luacheck: ignore 511
end
-- Send a HTML page describing all this object's key/values
function HttpInspector:browseObject(obj, reqinfo)
local html = {}
local add_html = function(h) table.insert(html, h) end
-- We want to display keys sorted by value kind
local KIND_OTHER = 1 -- string/number/boolean/nil/cdata...
local KIND_TABLE = 2 -- table/object
local KIND_FUNCTION = 3 -- function/method
local KINDS = { KIND_OTHER, KIND_TABLE, KIND_FUNCTION }
local html_by_obj_kind
local reset_html_by_obj_kind = function() html_by_obj_kind = { {}, {}, {} } end
local add_html_to_obj_kind = function(kind, h) table.insert(html_by_obj_kind[kind], h) end
local get_html_snippet = function(key, value, uri)
local href = uri .. key
local value_type = type(value)
if value_type == "table" then
local pad = ""
local classinfo = guessClassName(value)
if classinfo then
pad = (" "):rep(32 - #(tostring(key)))
end
return T("<a href='%1' title='get as JSON'>J</a> <a href='%2/'>%3</a> %4%5", href, href, key, pad, classinfo or ""), KIND_TABLE
elseif value_type == "function" then
local pad = (" "):rep(30 - #key)
local func_info = getFunctionInfo(value)
local siginfo = (func_info.is_method and "M" or "f") .. " " .. (func_info.nb_args >= 0 and func_info.nb_args or "*")
return T(" <a href='%1?'>%2</a>() %3%4 <em>%5</em>", href, key, pad, siginfo, func_info.signature), KIND_FUNCTION
elseif value_type == "string" or value_type == "number" or value_type == "boolean" or value_type == "nil" then
-- This is not totally fullproof (\n will be eaten by Javascript prompt(), other stuff may fail or get corrupted),
-- but it should be ok for simple strings.
local quoted_value
local html_value
if value_type == "string" then
quoted_value = '\\"' .. value:gsub('\\', '\\\\'):gsub('"', '&#x22;'):gsub("'", "&#x27;"):gsub('\n', '\\n'):gsub('<', '&lt;'):gsub('>', '&gt;') .. '\\"'
html_value = value:gsub("&", "&amp;"):gsub('"', "&quot;"):gsub(">", "&gt;"):gsub("<", "&lt;")
if html_value:match("\n") then
-- Newline in string: make it stand out
html_value = T("<span style='display: inline-table; border: 1px dotted blue;'>%1</span>", html_value)
end
else
quoted_value = tostring(value)
html_value = tostring(value)
end
local ondblclick = T([[ondblclick='(function(){
var t=prompt("Update value of property: %1", "%2");
if (t!=null) {document.location.href="%3?="+t}
else {return false;}
})(); return false;']], key, quoted_value, href)
return T(" <b>%1</b>: <span style='color: blue;' title='Double-click to assign new value' %2>%3</span>", key, ondblclick, html_value), KIND_OTHER
else
if value_type == "cdata" then
local ok, is_bb = pcall(function() return value.writePNG ~= nil end)
if ok and is_bb then
return T(" <a href='%1' title='get BB as PNG'>%2</a> BlitBuffer %3bpp %4x%5", href, key, value.getBpp(), value.w, value.h), KIND_OTHER
end
end
return T(" <b>%1</b>: <em>%2</em>", key, value_type), KIND_OTHER
end
end
-- add_html("<style>a { text-decoration:none }</style>")
-- A little header may help noticing the page is updated (the browser url bar
-- just above is usually updates before the page is loaded)
add_html(T("<title>%1</title>", reqinfo.parsed_uri))
add_html(T("<pre><big style='background-color: #dddddd;'>%1/</big>", reqinfo.parsed_uri))
local classinfo = guessClassName(obj)
if classinfo then
add_html(T(" <em>%1</em> instance", classinfo))
end
-- Keep track of names seen, so we can show these same names
-- in super classes lighter, as they are then overriden.
local seen_names = {}
local seen_prefix = "<span style='opacity: 0.4'>"
local seen_suffix = "</span>"
local prelude = ""
while obj do
local has_items = false
reset_html_by_obj_kind()
for key, value in ffiUtil.orderedPairs(obj) do
local ignore = key == "__index"
if not ignore then
local snippet, kind = get_html_snippet(key, value, reqinfo.uri)
if seen_names[key] then
add_html_to_obj_kind(kind, prelude .. seen_prefix .. snippet .. seen_suffix)
else
add_html_to_obj_kind(kind, prelude .. snippet)
end
seen_names[key] = true
prelude = ""
has_items = true
end
end
for _, kind in ipairs(KINDS) do
for _, htm in ipairs(html_by_obj_kind[kind]) do
add_html(htm)
end
end
if not has_items then
add_html("(empty table/object)")
end
obj = getmetatable(obj)
if obj then
prelude = "<hr size=1 noshade/>"
classinfo = guessClassName(obj)
if classinfo then
add_html(prelude .. T(" <em>%1</em>", classinfo))
prelude = ""
end
end
end
add_html("</pre>")
html = table.concat(html, "\n")
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.HTML, html)
end
-- Send a HTML page describing a function or method
function HttpInspector:showFunctionDetails(obj, reqinfo)
local html = {}
local add_html = function(h) table.insert(html, h) end
local base_uri = reqinfo.parsed_uri
local func_info = getFunctionInfo(obj, true)
add_html(T("<title>%1?</title>", reqinfo.fragments[1]))
add_html(T("<pre wrap><big style='background-color: #dddddd;'>%1</big>", reqinfo.parsed_uri))
add_html(T(" <em>%1</em>", func_info.signature))
add_html("")
add_html(T("This is a <b>%1</b>, <b>accepting or requiring up to %2 arguments</b>.", (func_info.is_method and "method" or "function"), func_info.nb_args >= 0 and func_info.nb_args or "many"))
add_html("")
add_html("We can't tell you more, neither what type of arguments it expects, and what it will do (it may crash or let KOReader in an unusable state).")
add_html("Only values of simple type (string, number, boolean, nil) can be provided as arguments and returned as results. Functions expecting tables or objects will most probably fail. <mark>Call at your own risk!</mark>")
add_html("")
local output_sample_uris = function(token)
local some_uri = base_uri .. token
local pad = (" "):rep(#base_uri + 25 - #some_uri)
add_html(T("<a href='%1'>%2</a> %3 without args", some_uri, some_uri, pad))
local nb_args = func_info.nb_args >= 0 and func_info.nb_args or 4 -- limit to 4 if varargs
for i=1, nb_args do
if i > 1 then
some_uri = some_uri .. "/"
end
some_uri = some_uri .. "arg" .. tostring(i)
pad = (" "):rep(#base_uri + 25 - #some_uri)
add_html(T("%1 %2 with %3 args", some_uri, pad, i))
end
end
add_html("It may be called, to get results <b>as HTML</b>, with:")
output_sample_uris("?/")
add_html("")
add_html("It may be called, to get results <b>as JSON</b>, with:")
output_sample_uris("/")
add_html("")
if func_info.no_source then
add_html(T("Builtin function or from a C module: no source code available."))
else
local dummy, git_commit = require("version"):getNormalizedCurrentVersion()
local github_uri = T("https://github.com/koreader/koreader/blob/%1/%2#L%3", git_commit, func_info.source, func_info.firstline)
add_html(T("Here's a snippet of the function code (it can be viewed with syntax coloring and line numbers <a href='%1'>on Github</a>):", github_uri))
add_html("<div style='background-color: lightgray'>")
for _, line in ipairs(func_info.lines) do
add_html(line)
end
add_html("\n</div>")
end
add_html("</pre>")
html = table.concat(html, "\n")
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.HTML, html)
end
-- Call a function or method, send results as JSON or HTML
function HttpInspector:callFunction(func, instance, args_as_uri, output_html, reqinfo)
local html = {}
local add_html = function(h) table.insert(html, h) end
local args, nb_args = getVariablesFromUri(args_as_uri)
local func_info = getFunctionInfo(func)
if output_html then
add_html(T("<title>%1(%2)</title>", reqinfo.fragments[1], args_as_uri or ""))
add_html(T("<pre><big style='background-color: #dddddd;'>%1</big> <big>(%2)</big>", reqinfo.parsed_uri, args_as_uri or ""))
add_html(T(" <em>%1</em>", func_info.signature))
add_html("")
add_html(T("Nb args: %1", nb_args))
for i=1, nb_args do
local arg = args[i]
add_html(T(" %1: %2: %3", i, type(arg), tostring(arg)))
end
add_html("")
end
local res, nbr, http_code, json, ok, ok2, err, trace
if func_info.is_method then
res = table.pack(xpcall(func, debug.traceback, instance, unpack(args, 1, nb_args)))
else
res = table.pack(xpcall(func, debug.traceback, unpack(args, 1, nb_args)))
end
ok = res[1]
if ok then
http_code = 200
table.remove(res, 1) -- remove pcall's ok
-- table.pack and JSON.encode may use this "n" key value to set the nb
-- of element and guess it is an array. Keep it updated.
nbr = res["n"]
if nbr then
nbr = nbr - 1
res["n"] = nbr
if nbr == 0 then
res = nil
end
end
if res == nil then
-- getAsJsonString would return "null", let's return an empty array instead
json = "[]"
else
ok2, json = pcall(getAsJsonString, res)
if not ok2 then
json = "[ 'can't be reprensented as json' ]"
end
end
else
http_code = 500
-- On error, instead of the array on success, let's return an object,
-- with keys 'error' and "stacktrace"
if res[2] then
err, trace = res[2]:match("^(.-)\n(.*)$")
end
json = getAsJsonString({["error"] = err, ["stacktrace"] = trace})
end
if output_html then
local bgcolor = ok and "#bbffbb" or "#ffbbbb"
local status = ok and "Success" or "Failure"
add_html(T("<big style='background-color: %1'>%2</big>", bgcolor, status))
if ok then
add_html(T("Nb returned values: %1", nbr))
for i=1, nbr do
local r = res[i]
add_html(T(" %1: %2: %3", i, type(r), tostring(r)))
end
add_html("")
add_html("Returned values as JSON:")
add_html(json)
else
add_html(err)
add_html(trace)
end
add_html("</pre>")
html = table.concat(html, "\n")
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, http_code, CTYPE.HTML, html)
else
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, http_code, CTYPE.JSON, json)
end
end
-- Handy function for testing the above, to be called with:
-- /koreader/ui/httpinspector/someFunctionForInteractiveTesting?/
function HttpInspector:someFunctionForInteractiveTesting(...)
if select(1, ...) then
HttpInspector.foo.bar = true -- error
end
return self and self.name or "no self", #(table.pack(...)), "original args follow", ...
-- Copy and append this as args to the url, to get an error:
-- /true/nil/true/false/"true"/-1.2/"/"/abc/'d"/ef'/
-- and to get a success:
-- /false/nil/true/false/"true"/-1.2/"/"/abc/'d"/ef'/
end
local _dispatcher_actions
local getOrderedDispatcherActions = function()
if _dispatcher_actions then
return _dispatcher_actions
end
local Dispatcher = require("dispatcher")
local settings, order
local n = 1
while true do
local name, value = debug.getupvalue(Dispatcher.init, n)
if not name then break end
if name == "settingsList" then
settings = value
break
end
n = n + 1
end
while true do
local name, value = debug.getupvalue(Dispatcher.registerAction, n)
if not name then break end
if name == "dispatcher_menu_order" then
order = value
break
end
n = n + 1
end
-- Copied and pasted from Dispatcher (we can't reach that the same way as above)
local section_list = {
{"general", _("General")},
{"device", _("Device")},
{"screen", _("Screen and lights")},
{"filemanager", _("File browser")},
{"reader", _("Reader")},
{"rolling", _("Reflowable documents (epub, fb2, txt…)")},
{"paging", _("Fixed layout documents (pdf, djvu, pics…)")},
}
_dispatcher_actions = {}
for _, section in ipairs(section_list) do
table.insert(_dispatcher_actions, section[2])
local section_key = section[1]
for _, k in ipairs(order) do
if settings[k][section_key] == true then
local t = util.tableDeepCopy(settings[k])
t.dispatcher_id = k
table.insert(_dispatcher_actions, t)
end
end
end
-- Add a useful one
table.insert(_dispatcher_actions, 2, { general=true, separator=true, event="Close", category="none", title="Close top most widget"})
return _dispatcher_actions
end
function HttpInspector:exposeEvent(uri, reqinfo)
local ftype, fragment -- luacheck: no unused
ftype, fragment, uri = stepUriFragment(uri) -- luacheck: no unused
if fragment then
-- Event name and args provided.
-- We may get multiple events, separated by a dummy arg /&/
local events = {}
local ev_names = {fragment}
local cur_ev_args = {fragment}
local args, nb_args = getVariablesFromUri(uri)
for i=1, nb_args do
local arg = args[i]
if arg ~= "&" then
if #cur_ev_args == 0 then
table.insert(ev_names, arg)
end
table.insert(cur_ev_args, arg)
else
table.insert(events, Event:new(table.unpack(cur_ev_args)))
cur_ev_args = {}
end
end
if #cur_ev_args > 0 then
table.insert(events, Event:new(table.unpack(cur_ev_args)))
end
-- As events may switch/reload the document, or exit/restart KOReader,
-- we delay them a bit so we can send the HTTP response and properly
-- shutdown the HTTP server
UIManager:nextTick(function()
for _, ev in ipairs(events) do
UIManager:sendEvent(ev)
end
end)
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.TEXT, T("Event sent: %1", table.concat(ev_names, ", ")))
end
-- No event provided.
-- We want to show the list of actions exposed by Dispatcher (that are all handled as Events).
local actions = getOrderedDispatcherActions()
-- if true then return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.JSON, getAsJsonString(actions)) end
local html = {}
local add_html = function(h) table.insert(html, h) end
add_html(T("<title>High-level KOReader events</title>"))
add_html(T("<pre><big>List of high-level KOReader events</big>\n(all those available as actions for gestures and profiles)</big>"))
for _, action in ipairs(actions) do
if type(action) == "string" then
add_html(T("<hr size='1' noshade ><big style='background-color: #dddddd;'>%1</big>", action))
elseif action.condition == false then
-- Some bottom menu are just disabled on all devices,
-- so just don't show any disabled action
do end -- luacheck: ignore 541
else
local active = false
if action.general or action.device or action.screen then
active = true
elseif action.reader and self.ui.view then
active = true
elseif action.rolling and self.ui.rolling then
active = true
elseif action.paging and self.ui.paging then
active = true
elseif action.filemanager and self.ui.onSwipeFM then
active = true
end
local title = action.title
if not active then
title = T("<span style='color: dimgray'>%1</span> <small>(no effect on current application/document)</small>", title)
end
add_html(T("<b>%1</b>", title))
-- Same messy logic as in Dispatcher:execute() (not everything has been tested).
local get_base_href = function()
return reqinfo.parsed_uri .. (action.event and "/"..action.event or "")
end
if action.configurable then
-- Such actions sends a first (possibly single with KOpt settings) event
-- to update the setting value for the bottom menu
-- We'll have to insert it in our single URL which may then carry 2 events
get_base_href = function(v, is_indice, single)
return T("%1/%2/%3/%4%5", reqinfo.parsed_uri, "ConfigChange", action.configurable.name, is_indice and action.configurable.values[v] or v, single and "" or (action.event and "/&/"..action.event or ""))
end
end
if action.category == "none" then
-- Shouldn't have any 'configurable'
local href
if action.arg ~= nil then
href = T("%1/%2", get_base_href(), tostring(action.arg))
else
href = get_base_href()
end
add_html(T(" <a href='%1'>%1</a>", href))
elseif action.category == "string" then
-- Multiple values, can have a 'configurable'
local args, toggle
if not action.args and action.args_func then
args, toggle = action.args_func()
else
args, toggle = action.args, action.toggle
end
if type(args[1]) == "table" then
add_html(T(" %1/... unsupported (table arguments)", get_base_href("...")))
else
for i=1, #args do
local href = T("%1/%2", get_base_href(i, true), tostring(args[i]))
local unit = action.unit and " "..action.unit or ""
local default = args[i] == action.default and " (default)" or ""
add_html(T(" <a href='%1'>%1</a> \t<b>%2%3%4</b>", href, toggle[i], unit, default))
end
end
elseif action.category == "absolutenumber" then
local suggestions = {}
if action.configurable and action.configurable.values then
for num, val in ipairs(action.configurable.values) do
local unit = action.unit and " "..action.unit or ""
local default = val == action.default and " (default)" or ""
table.insert(suggestions, { val, T("%1%2%3", val, unit, default) })
end
else
local min, max = action.min, action.max
if min == -1 and max > 1 then
table.insert(suggestions, { min, "off / none" })
min = 0
end
table.insert(suggestions, { min, "min" })
-- Add interesting values for specific actions
if action.dispatcher_id == "page_jmp" then
table.insert(suggestions, { -1, "-1 page" })
end
table.insert(suggestions, { (min + max)/2, "" })
if action.dispatcher_id == "page_jmp" then
table.insert(suggestions, { 1, "+1 page" })
end
table.insert(suggestions, { max, "max" })
end
for _, suggestion in ipairs(suggestions) do
local href = T("%1/%2", get_base_href(suggestion[1]), tostring(suggestion[1]))
add_html(T(" <a href='%1'>%1</a> \t<b>%2</b>", href, suggestion[2]))
end
elseif action.category == "incrementalnumber" then
-- Shouldn't have any 'configurable'
local suggestions = {}
local min, max = action.min, action.max
table.insert(suggestions, { min, "min" })
if action.step then
for i=1, 5 do
min = min + action.step
table.insert(suggestions, { min, "" })
end
else
table.insert(suggestions, { (min + max)/2, "" })
end
table.insert(suggestions, { max, "max" })
for _, suggestion in ipairs(suggestions) do
local href = T("%1/%2", get_base_href(suggestion[1]), tostring(suggestion[1]))
add_html(T(" <a href='%1'>%1</a> \t<b>%2</b>", href, suggestion[2]))
end
elseif action.category == "arg" then
add_html(T(" %1/... unsupported (gesture arguments)", get_base_href("...")))
elseif action.category == "configurable" then
-- No other action event to send
for i=1, #action.configurable.values do
local href = T("%1", get_base_href(i, true))
add_html(T(" <a href='%1'>%1</a> \t<b>%2</b>", href, action.toggle[i]))
end
else
-- Should not happen
add_html(T(" %1/... not implemented", get_base_href("...")))
add_html(getAsJsonString(action))
end
if action.separator then
add_html("")
end
end
end
add_html("</pre>")
html = table.concat(html, "\n")
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.HTML, html)
end
function HttpInspector:exposeBroadcastEvent(uri, reqinfo)
-- Similar to previous one, without any list.
local ftype, fragment -- luacheck: no unused
ftype, fragment, uri = stepUriFragment(uri) -- luacheck: no unused
if fragment then
-- Event name and args provided.
-- We may get multiple events, separated by a dummy arg /&/
local events = {}
local ev_names = {fragment}
local cur_ev_args = {fragment}
local args, nb_args = getVariablesFromUri(uri)
for i=1, nb_args do
local arg = args[i]
if arg ~= "&" then
if #cur_ev_args == 0 then
table.insert(ev_names, arg)
end
table.insert(cur_ev_args, arg)
else
table.insert(events, Event:new(table.unpack(cur_ev_args)))
cur_ev_args = {}
end
end
if #cur_ev_args > 0 then
table.insert(events, Event:new(table.unpack(cur_ev_args)))
end
-- As events may switch/reload the document, or exit/restart KOReader,
-- we delay them a bit so we can send the HTTP response and properly
-- shutdown the HTTP server
UIManager:nextTick(function()
for _, ev in ipairs(events) do
UIManager:broadcastEvent(ev)
end
end)
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.TEXT, T("Event broadcasted: %1", table.concat(ev_names, ", ")))
end
-- No event provided.
local html = {}
local add_html = function(h) table.insert(html, h) end
add_html(T("<title>Broadcast event</title>"))
add_html(T("<pre>No suggestion, <mark>use at your own risk</mark>."))
add_html(T("Usage: <a href='%1'>%1</a>", "/koreader/broadcast/EventName/arg1/arg2"))
add_html("</pre>")
html = table.concat(html, "\n")
return self:sendResponse(reqinfo, 200, CTYPE.HTML, html)
end
return HttpInspector