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// Copyright 2021 The Pigweed Authors
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#pragma once

#include <array>
#include <cstddef>
#include <limits>

#include "pw_assert/assert.h"
#include "pw_bytes/span.h"
#include "pw_result/result.h"
#include "pw_span/span.h"
#include "pw_status/status.h"
#include "pw_status/status_with_size.h"

namespace pw::stream {

// A generic stream that may support reading, writing, and seeking, but makes no
// guarantees about whether any operations are supported. Unsupported functions
// return Status::Unimplemented(). Stream serves as the base for the Reader,
// Writer, and ReaderWriter interfaces.
//
// Stream should NOT be used or extended directly. Instead, work with one of the
// derived classes that explicitly supports the required functionality.
class Stream {
 public:
  // Positions from which to seek.
  enum Whence : uint8_t {
    // Seek from the beginning of the stream. The offset is a direct offset into
    // the data.
    kBeginning = 0b001,

    // Seek from the current position in the stream. The offset is added to the
    // current position. Use a negative offset to seek backwards.
    //
    // Implementations may only support seeking within a limited range from
    // the current position.
    kCurrent = 0b010,

    // Seek from the end of the stream. The offset is added to the end
    // position. Use a negative offset to seek backwards from the end.
    kEnd = 0b100,
  };

  // Value returned from read/write limit if unlimited.
  static constexpr size_t kUnlimited = std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max();

  // Returned by Tell() if getting the position is not supported.
  static constexpr size_t kUnknownPosition = std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max();

  virtual ~Stream() = default;

  // True if reading is supported. If false, Read() returns UNIMPLEMENTED.
  constexpr bool readable() const { return readable_; }

  // True if writing is supported. If false, Write() returns UNIMPLEMENTED.
  constexpr bool writable() const { return writable_; }

  // True if the stream supports seeking.
  constexpr bool seekable() const { return seekability_ != Seekability::kNone; }

  // True if the stream supports seeking from the specified origin.
  constexpr bool seekable(Whence origin) const {
    return (static_cast<uint8_t>(seekability_) & origin) != 0u;
  }

  // Reads data from this stream. If any number of bytes are read returns OK
  // with a span of the bytes read.
  //
  // If the reader has been exhausted and is and can no longer read additional
  // bytes it will return OUT_OF_RANGE. This is similar to end-of-file (EOF).
  // Read will only return OUT_OF_RANGE if ConservativeReadLimit() is and will
  // remain zero. A Read operation that is successful and also exhausts the
  // reader returns OK, with all following calls returning OUT_OF_RANGE.
  //
  // Derived classes should NOT try to override these public read methods.
  // Instead, provide an implementation by overriding DoRead().
  //
  // Returns:
  //
  //   OK - Between 1 and dest.size_bytes() were successfully read. Returns the
  //       span of read bytes.
  //   UNIMPLEMENTED - This stream does not support reading.
  //   FAILED_PRECONDITION - The Reader  is not in state to read data.
  //   RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED - Unable to read any bytes at this time. No bytes
  //       read. Try again once bytes become available.
  //   OUT_OF_RANGE - Reader has been exhausted, similar to EOF. No bytes were
  //       read, no more will be read.
  //
  Result<ByteSpan> Read(ByteSpan dest) {
    PW_DASSERT(dest.empty() || dest.data() != nullptr);
    StatusWithSize result = DoRead(dest);

    if (result.ok()) {
      return dest.first(result.size());
    }
    return result.status();
  }
  Result<ByteSpan> Read(void* dest, size_t size_bytes) {
    return Read(span(static_cast<std::byte*>(dest), size_bytes));
  }

  // Writes data to this stream. Data is not guaranteed to be fully written out
  // to final resting place on Write return.
  //
  // If the writer is unable to fully accept the input data size it will abort
  // the write and return RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED.
  //
  // If the writer has been exhausted and is and can no longer accept additional
  // bytes it will return OUT_OF_RANGE. This is similar to end-of-file (EOF).
  // Write will only return OUT_OF_RANGE if ConservativeWriteLimit() is and will
  // remain zero. A Write operation that is successful and also exhausts the
  // writer returns OK, with all following calls returning OUT_OF_RANGE. When
  // ConservativeWriteLimit() is greater than zero, a Write that is a number of
  // bytes beyond what will exhaust the Write will abort and return
  // RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED rather than OUT_OF_RANGE because the writer is still
  // able to write bytes.
  //
  // Derived classes should NOT try to override the public Write methods.
  // Instead, provide an implementation by overriding DoWrite().
  //
  // Returns:
  //
  //   OK - Data was successfully accepted by the stream.
  //   UNIMPLEMENTED - This stream does not support writing.
  //   FAILED_PRECONDITION - The writer is not in a state to accept data.
  //   RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED - The writer was unable to write all of requested data
  //       at this time. No data was written.
  //   OUT_OF_RANGE - The Writer has been exhausted, similar to EOF. No data was
  //       written; no more will be written.
  //
  Status Write(ConstByteSpan data) {
    PW_DASSERT(data.empty() || data.data() != nullptr);
    return DoWrite(data);
  }
  Status Write(const void* data, size_t size_bytes) {
    return Write(span(static_cast<const std::byte*>(data), size_bytes));
  }
  Status Write(const std::byte b) { return Write(&b, 1); }

  // Changes the current position in the stream for both reading and writing, if
  // supported.
  //
  // Seeking to a negative offset is invalid. The behavior when seeking beyond
  // the end of a stream is determined by the implementation. The implementation
  // could fail with OUT_OF_RANGE or append bytes to the stream.
  //
  // Returns:
  //
  //   OK - Successfully updated the position.
  //   UNIMPLEMENTED - Seeking is not supported for this stream.
  //   OUT_OF_RANGE - Attempted to seek beyond the bounds of the stream. The
  //       position is unchanged.
  //
  Status Seek(ptrdiff_t offset, Whence origin = kBeginning) {
    return DoSeek(offset, origin);
  }

  // Returns the current position in the stream, if supported. The position is
  // the offset from the beginning of the stream. Returns
  // Stream::kUnknownPosition if the position is unknown.
  //
  // Streams that support seeking from the beginning always support Tell().
  // Other streams may or may not support Tell().
  size_t Tell() { return DoTell(); }

  // Liklely (not guaranteed) minimum bytes available to read at this time.
  // This number is advisory and not guaranteed to read full number of requested
  // bytes or without a RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED or OUT_OF_RANGE. As Reader
  // processes/handles/receives enqueued data or other contexts read data this
  // number can go up or down for some Readers.
  //
  // Returns zero if, in the current state, Read() would not return
  // OkStatus().
  //
  // Returns kUnlimited if the implementation imposes no limits on read sizes.
  size_t ConservativeReadLimit() const {
    return ConservativeLimit(LimitType::kRead);
  }

  // Likely (not guaranteed) minimum bytes available to write at this time.
  // This number is advisory and not guaranteed to write without a
  // RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED or OUT_OF_RANGE. As Writer processes/handles enqueued of
  // other contexts write data this number can go up or down for some Writers.
  // Returns zero if, in the current state, Write() would not return
  // OkStatus().
  //
  // Returns kUnlimited if the implementation has no limits on write sizes.
  size_t ConservativeWriteLimit() const {
    return ConservativeLimit(LimitType::kWrite);
  }

 protected:
  // Used to indicate the type of limit being queried in ConservativeLimit.
  enum class LimitType : bool { kRead, kWrite };

 private:
  // The Stream class should not be extended directly, so its constructor is
  // private. To implement a new Stream, extend one of its derived classes.
  friend class Reader;
  friend class RelativeSeekableReader;
  friend class SeekableReader;
  friend class NonSeekableReader;

  friend class Writer;
  friend class RelativeSeekableWriter;
  friend class SeekableWriter;
  friend class NonSeekableWriter;

  friend class ReaderWriter;
  friend class RelativeSeekableReaderWriter;
  friend class SeekableReaderWriter;
  friend class NonSeekableReaderWriter;

  // Seekability expresses the origins from which the stream always supports
  // seeking. Seeking from other origins may work, but is not guaranteed.
  //
  // Seekability is implemented as a bitfield of Whence values.
  enum class Seekability : uint8_t {
    // No type of seeking is supported.
    kNone = 0,

    // Seeking from the current position is supported, but the range may be
    // limited. For example, a buffered stream might support seeking within the
    // buffered data, but not before or after.
    kRelative = kCurrent,

    // The stream supports random access anywhere within the stream.
    kAbsolute = kBeginning | kCurrent | kEnd,
  };

  constexpr Stream(bool readable, bool writable, Seekability seekability)
      : readable_(readable), writable_(writable), seekability_(seekability) {}

  // These are the virtual methods that are implemented by derived classes. The
  // public API functions call these virtual functions.
  virtual StatusWithSize DoRead(ByteSpan destination) = 0;

  virtual Status DoWrite(ConstByteSpan data) = 0;

  virtual Status DoSeek(ptrdiff_t offset, Whence origin) = 0;

  virtual size_t DoTell() { return kUnknownPosition; }

  virtual size_t ConservativeLimit(LimitType limit_type) const {
    if (limit_type == LimitType::kRead) {
      return readable() ? kUnlimited : 0;
    }
    return writable() ? kUnlimited : 0;
  }

  bool readable_;
  bool writable_;
  Seekability seekability_;
};

// A Stream that supports reading but not writing. The Write() method is hidden.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Must read from, but not write to, a stream.
//   * May or may not need seeking. Use a SeekableReader& if seeking is
//     required.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Reader cannot be extended directly. Instead, extend SeekableReader,
//     NonSeekableReader, or (rarely) RelativeSeekableReader, as appropriate.
//
// A Reader may or may not support seeking. Check seekable() or try calling
// Seek() to determine if the stream is seekable.
class Reader : public Stream {
 private:
  friend class RelativeSeekableReader;
  friend class NonSeekableReader;

  constexpr Reader(Seekability seekability)
      : Stream(true, false, seekability) {}

  using Stream::Write;

  Status DoWrite(ConstByteSpan) final { return Status::Unimplemented(); }
};

// A Reader that supports at least relative seeking within some range of the
// current position. Seeking beyond that or from other origins may or may not be
// supported. The extent to which seeking is possible is NOT exposed by this
// API.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Relative seeking is required. Usage in APIs should be rare; generally
//     Reader should be used instead.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a Reader that can only support seeking near the current
//     position.
//
// A buffered Reader that only supports seeking within its buffer is a good
// example of a RelativeSeekableReader.
class RelativeSeekableReader : public Reader {
 protected:
  constexpr RelativeSeekableReader()
      : RelativeSeekableReader(Seekability::kRelative) {}

 private:
  friend class SeekableReader;

  constexpr RelativeSeekableReader(Seekability seekability)
      : Reader(seekability) {}
};

// A Reader that fully supports seeking.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Absolute seeking is required. Use Reader& if seeking is not required or
//     seek failures can be handled gracefully.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a reader that supports absolute seeking.
//
class SeekableReader : public RelativeSeekableReader {
 protected:
  constexpr SeekableReader() : RelativeSeekableReader(Seekability::kAbsolute) {}
};

// A Reader that does not support seeking. The Seek() method is hidden.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Do NOT use in APIs! If seeking is not required, use Reader& instead.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a Reader that does not support seeking.
//
class NonSeekableReader : public Reader {
 protected:
  constexpr NonSeekableReader() : Reader(Seekability::kNone) {}

 private:
  using Reader::Seek;

  Status DoSeek(ptrdiff_t, Whence) final { return Status::Unimplemented(); }
};

// A Stream that supports writing but not reading. The Read() method is hidden.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Must write to, but not read from, a stream.
//   * May or may not need seeking. Use a SeekableWriter& if seeking is
//     required.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Writer cannot be extended directly. Instead, extend SeekableWriter,
//     NonSeekableWriter, or (rarely) RelativeSeekableWriter, as appropriate.
//
// A Writer may or may not support seeking. Check seekable() or try calling
// Seek() to determine if the stream is seekable.
class Writer : public Stream {
 private:
  friend class RelativeSeekableWriter;
  friend class NonSeekableWriter;

  constexpr Writer(Seekability seekability)
      : Stream(false, true, seekability) {}

  using Stream::Read;

  StatusWithSize DoRead(ByteSpan) final {
    return StatusWithSize::Unimplemented();
  }
};

// A Writer that supports at least relative seeking within some range of the
// current position. Seeking beyond that or from other origins may or may not be
// supported. The extent to which seeking is possible is NOT exposed by this
// API.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Relative seeking is required. Usage in APIs should be rare; generally
//     Writer should be used instead.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a Writer that can only support seeking near the current
//     position.
//
// A buffered Writer that only supports seeking within its buffer is a good
// example of a RelativeSeekableWriter.
class RelativeSeekableWriter : public Writer {
 protected:
  constexpr RelativeSeekableWriter()
      : RelativeSeekableWriter(Seekability::kRelative) {}

 private:
  friend class SeekableWriter;

  constexpr RelativeSeekableWriter(Seekability seekability)
      : Writer(seekability) {}
};

// A Writer that fully supports seeking.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Absolute seeking is required. Use Writer& if seeking is not required or
//     seek failures can be handled gracefully.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a writer that supports absolute seeking.
//
class SeekableWriter : public RelativeSeekableWriter {
 protected:
  constexpr SeekableWriter() : RelativeSeekableWriter(Seekability::kAbsolute) {}
};

// A Writer that does not support seeking. The Seek() method is hidden.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Do NOT use in APIs! If seeking is not required, use Writer& instead.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a Writer that does not support seeking.
//
class NonSeekableWriter : public Writer {
 protected:
  constexpr NonSeekableWriter() : Writer(Seekability::kNone) {}

 private:
  using Writer::Seek;

  Status DoSeek(ptrdiff_t, Whence) final { return Status::Unimplemented(); }
};

// A Stream that supports both reading and writing.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Must both read from and write to a stream.
//   * May or may not need seeking. Use a SeekableReaderWriter& if seeking is
//     required.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Cannot extend ReaderWriter directly. Instead, extend
//     SeekableReaderWriter, NonSeekableReaderWriter, or (rarely)
//     RelativeSeekableReaderWriter, as appropriate.
//
// A ReaderWriter may or may not support seeking. Check seekable() or try
// calling Seek() to determine if the stream is seekable.
class ReaderWriter : public Stream {
 public:
  // ReaderWriters may be used as Readers.
  constexpr Reader& as_reader() {
    return static_cast<Reader&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr const Reader& as_reader() const {
    return static_cast<const Reader&>(static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }

  constexpr operator Reader&() { return as_reader(); }
  constexpr operator const Reader&() const { return as_reader(); }

  // ReaderWriters may be used as Writers.
  constexpr Writer& as_writer() {
    return static_cast<Writer&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr const Writer& as_writer() const {
    return static_cast<const Writer&>(static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }

  constexpr operator Writer&() { return as_writer(); }
  constexpr operator const Writer&() const { return as_writer(); }

 private:
  friend class RelativeSeekableReaderWriter;
  friend class NonSeekableReaderWriter;

  constexpr ReaderWriter(Seekability seekability)
      : Stream(true, true, seekability) {}
};

// A ReaderWriter that supports at least relative seeking within some range of
// the current position. Seeking beyond that or from other origins may or may
// not be supported. The extent to which seeking is possible is NOT exposed by
// this API.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Relative seeking is required. Usage in APIs should be rare; generally
//     ReaderWriter should be used instead.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a ReaderWriter that can only support seeking near the
//     current position.
//
// A buffered ReaderWriter that only supports seeking within its buffer is a
// good example of a RelativeSeekableReaderWriter.
class RelativeSeekableReaderWriter : public ReaderWriter {
 public:
  // RelativeSeekableReaderWriters may be used as RelativeSeekableReaders or
  // RelativeSeekableWriters.
  constexpr operator RelativeSeekableReader&() {
    return static_cast<RelativeSeekableReader&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr operator const RelativeSeekableReader&() const {
    return static_cast<const RelativeSeekableReader&>(
        static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr operator RelativeSeekableWriter&() {
    return static_cast<RelativeSeekableWriter&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr operator const RelativeSeekableWriter&() const {
    return static_cast<const RelativeSeekableWriter&>(
        static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }

 protected:
  constexpr RelativeSeekableReaderWriter()
      : ReaderWriter(Seekability::kRelative) {}

 private:
  friend class SeekableReaderWriter;

  constexpr RelativeSeekableReaderWriter(Seekability seekability)
      : ReaderWriter(seekability) {}
};

// A ReaderWriter that fully supports seeking.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Absolute seeking is required. Use ReaderWriter& if seeking is not
//     required or seek failures can be handled gracefully.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a writer that supports absolute seeking.
//
class SeekableReaderWriter : public RelativeSeekableReaderWriter {
 public:
  // SeekableReaderWriters may be used as SeekableReaders.
  constexpr SeekableReader& as_seekable_reader() {
    return static_cast<SeekableReader&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr const SeekableReader& as_seekable_reader() const {
    return static_cast<const SeekableReader&>(
        static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }

  constexpr operator SeekableReader&() { return as_seekable_reader(); }
  constexpr operator const SeekableReader&() const {
    return as_seekable_reader();
  }

  // SeekableReaderWriters may be used as SeekableWriters.
  constexpr SeekableWriter& as_seekable_writer() {
    return static_cast<SeekableWriter&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr const SeekableWriter& as_seekable_writer() const {
    return static_cast<const SeekableWriter&>(
        static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }

  constexpr operator SeekableWriter&() { return as_seekable_writer(); }
  constexpr operator const SeekableWriter&() const {
    return as_seekable_writer();
  }

 protected:
  constexpr SeekableReaderWriter()
      : RelativeSeekableReaderWriter(Seekability::kAbsolute) {}
};

// A ReaderWriter that does not support seeking. The Seek() method is hidden.
//
// Use in APIs when:
//   * Do NOT use in APIs! If seeking is not required, use ReaderWriter&
//     instead.
//
// Inherit from when:
//   * Implementing a ReaderWriter that does not support seeking.
//
class NonSeekableReaderWriter : public ReaderWriter {
 public:
  // NonSeekableReaderWriters may be used as either NonSeekableReaders or
  // NonSeekableWriters. Note that NonSeekableReaderWriter& generally should not
  // be used in APIs, which should accept ReaderWriter& instead.
  constexpr operator NonSeekableReader&() {
    return static_cast<NonSeekableReader&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr operator const NonSeekableReader&() const {
    return static_cast<const NonSeekableReader&>(
        static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr operator NonSeekableWriter&() {
    return static_cast<NonSeekableWriter&>(static_cast<Stream&>(*this));
  }
  constexpr operator const NonSeekableWriter&() const {
    return static_cast<const NonSeekableWriter&>(
        static_cast<const Stream&>(*this));
  }

 protected:
  constexpr NonSeekableReaderWriter() : ReaderWriter(Seekability::kNone) {}

 private:
  using ReaderWriter::Seek;

  Status DoSeek(ptrdiff_t, Whence) final { return Status::Unimplemented(); }
};

}  // namespace pw::stream