JSON API server uses standardized error handling based on
std::error_condition for a few method, this improve debugabbility both
from library size and from API client side
JSON API auth token are now more flexible, now the only proibition is using
colon character ':' in user name
Implemented TO_JSON operation for std::error_condition
Avoid unkown serial job handling code duplication via fatalUnknownSerialJob
Usability improvement in t_RsLogger
Disable compilation of now unused is_alphanumeric
Browsers won't let JavaScript properly handle the error if the corsa
headers are missing thanks Saud for report see:
retroshare://forum?name=Shouldn%27t%20CORS%20headers%20be%20present%20for%20all%20API%20responses%3F&id=8fd22bd8f99754461e7ba1ca8a727995&msgid=e3232ae3a1b76698576a9159ba962fa5091e710c
Removed antipattern abstraction RsSingleJobThread
Rename runloop() method to run() in RsThread
Ported few classes ineriting from RsSingleJobThread to RsThread
RsThread use std::atomic instead of self implemented strange binary semaphores
Removed RsTickingThread::shutdown() use RsThread::askForStop() instead
Removed RsTickingThread::fullstop() use RsThread::fullstop() instead
Stop properly JSON API server in retroshare-gui
Centralize errno traslation to literal in util/rserrno.*
In Restbed one is not supposed to call session->yield outside the
threads controlled by Restbed. RetroShare JSON API async call were
calling session->yield from threads controlled by RetroShare all the
times, this caused crashes in some cases, like when the JSON API
socket timed out concurrently with the session->yield call .
To solve this problem session->yield from async
calls are now wrapped insto mService->schedule to ensure they are
executed on the right thread (aka one of the threads controlled by
Restbed).
While solving this issue I realized also that passing RsEvents as const
references around was quite limiting in cases where the event need to
be finally handled in another thread, in that case passing by const
reference the RsEvent needed to be copied by value into the thread
that process it, in this copy by value process the information of
which was the original specific type is lost, and then only the data
and methods from general RsEvents are available, unless the handler
does tricky stuff with type coercion etc. To solve this limitation
pass the events as std::shared_ptr<const RsEvent> seems the safer and
more elegant solution.
This should bit by bit substitute RsNotify which would be very difficult
to support properly in JSON API.
The new system is much simpler to use also from the C++ side of the
moon.
BroadcastDiscovery take advantage of the new system to notify about new
non friend peer discovered, tested successfully also in JSON API.
Discover peers on the same broadcast domain/LAN
Implements own node announcement
Implements others announcement listening
Implements API to get notifiend when other nodes get discovered
Implements API to get discovered nodes
Add discovered peer locator to rsPeers if it is already friend
Yet a bunch of things to do to take full advantage of this new
implementation
Avoid problems to serialization on different platforms, without breaking
nested STL containers serialization.
The conversion have been made with sed, and checked with grep, plus
kdiff3 visual ispection, plus rutime tests, so it should be fine.
jsonapi-generator is now capable of generating API for headers outside
retroshare/ directory
jsonapi-generator do a bit of methods parameter sanity check
JsonApiServer is now integrated in the rsinit hell like other services
Add *::exportGPGKeyPairToString to a bunch of classes in cascade
RsControl is now capable of calling back a function when retroshare is almost
completely stopped, this is useful when running retroshare toghether with
externally managed runloop such as QCoreApplication
Expose a bunch of methods through JSON API
retroshare-nogui remove some dead code and fix stopping from the RetroShare API
