server/src/jamid/jamid.ts

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import log from 'loglevel';
import { filter, firstValueFrom, Subject } from 'rxjs';
import { Service } from 'typedi';

import { itMap, require } from '../utils.js';
import { JamiSignal } from './jami-signal.js';
import {
  NameRegistrationEnded,
  RegisteredNameFound,
  RegistrationStateChanged,
  VolatileDetailsChanged,
} from './jami-signal-interfaces.js';
import { JamiSwig, StringMap, stringMapToMap, stringVectToArr } from './jami-swig.js';

@Service()
export class Jamid {
  private readonly jamid: JamiSwig;
  private readonly mapUsernameToAccountId: Map<string, string>;
  private readonly events;

  constructor() {
    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-assignment
    this.jamid = require('../jamid.node') as JamiSwig;

    const handlers: Record<string, unknown> = {};
    const handler = (sig: string) => {
      return (...args: unknown[]) => log.warn('Unhandled', sig, args);
    };
    Object.keys(JamiSignal).forEach((sig) => (handlers[sig] = handler(sig)));

    const onVolatileDetailsChanged = new Subject<VolatileDetailsChanged>();
    handlers.VolatileDetailsChanged = (accountId: string, details: Record<string, string>) =>
      onVolatileDetailsChanged.next({ accountId, details: new Map(Object.entries(details)) });

    const onRegistrationStateChanged = new Subject<RegistrationStateChanged>();
    handlers.RegistrationStateChanged = (accountId: string, state: string, code: number, details: string) =>
      onRegistrationStateChanged.next({ accountId, state, code, details });

    const onNameRegistrationEnded = new Subject<NameRegistrationEnded>();
    handlers.NameRegistrationEnded = (accountId: string, state: number, username: string) =>
      onNameRegistrationEnded.next({ accountId, state, username });

    const onRegisteredNameFound = new Subject<RegisteredNameFound>();
    handlers.RegisteredNameFound = (accountId: string, state: number, address: string, username: string) =>
      onRegisteredNameFound.next({ accountId, state, address, username });

    this.events = {
      onVolatileDetailsChanged: onVolatileDetailsChanged.asObservable(),
      onRegistrationStateChanged: onRegistrationStateChanged.asObservable(),
      onNameRegistrationEnded: onNameRegistrationEnded.asObservable(),
      onRegisteredNameFound: onRegisteredNameFound.asObservable(),
    };

    this.events.onVolatileDetailsChanged.subscribe(({ accountId, details }) => {
      log.debug('[1] Received onVolatileDetailsChanged with', { accountId, details });
      // Keep map of usernames to account IDs as Jamid cannot do this by itself (AFAIK)
      const username = details.get('Account.registeredName');
      if (username) {
        this.mapUsernameToAccountId.set(username, accountId);
      }
    });
    this.events.onRegistrationStateChanged.subscribe((ctx) =>
      log.debug('[1] Received onRegistrationStateChanged with', ctx)
    );
    this.events.onNameRegistrationEnded.subscribe((ctx) => log.debug('[1] Received onNameRegistrationEnded with', ctx));
    this.events.onRegisteredNameFound.subscribe((ctx) => log.debug('[1] Received onRegisteredNameFound with', ctx));

    this.mapUsernameToAccountId = new Map<string, string>();

    // 1. You cannot change event handlers after init
    // 2. You cannot specify multiple handlers for the same event
    // 3. You cannot specify a default handler
    // So we rely on the Subject() instead of Observable()
    // Also, handlers receive multiple argument instead of tuple or object!
    this.jamid.init(handlers);
  }

  stop() {
    this.jamid.fini();
  }

  getAccountList() {
    return stringVectToArr(this.jamid.getAccountList());
  }

  async createAccount(details: Map<string, string | number | boolean>) {
    // TODO: add proper typing directly into JamiSwig
    const stringMapDetails: StringMap = new (this.jamid as any).StringMap();

    stringMapDetails.set('Account.type', 'RING');
    itMap(details.entries(), ([k, v]) => stringMapDetails.set('Account.' + k, v.toString()));

    const id = this.jamid.addAccount(stringMapDetails);
    return firstValueFrom(
      this.events.onRegistrationStateChanged.pipe(
        filter(({ accountId }) => accountId === id),
        // TODO: is it the only state?
        filter(({ state }) => state === 'REGISTERED')
      )
    );
  }

  destroyAccount(id: string) {
    this.jamid.removeAccount(id);
  }

  async registerUsername(id: string, username: string, password: string) {
    const hasRingNs = this.jamid.registerName(id, password, username);
    if (!hasRingNs) {
      log.error('Jami does not have NS');
      throw new Error('Jami does not have NS');
    }
    return firstValueFrom(this.events.onNameRegistrationEnded.pipe(filter(({ accountId }) => accountId === id)));
  }

  // TODO: Ideally, we would fetch the username directly from Jami instead of
  // keeping an internal map.
  usernameToAccountId(username: string) {
    return this.mapUsernameToAccountId.get(username);
  }

  async lookupUsername(username: string) {
    const hasRingNs = this.jamid.lookupName('', '', username);
    if (!hasRingNs) {
      log.error('Jami does not have NS');
      throw new Error('Jami does not have NS');
    }
    return firstValueFrom(this.events.onRegisteredNameFound.pipe(filter((r) => r.username === username)));
  }

  getAccountDetails(id: string) {
    return stringMapToMap(this.jamid.getAccountDetails(id));
  }
}