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package net.sergeych.synctools
import net.sergeych.tools.AtomicCounter
import kotlin.test.Test
import kotlin.test.assertEquals
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package net.sergeych.bintools
/**
* Create per-platform default named storage.
*
* - In the browser, it uses the `Window.localStorage` prefixing items
* by a string containing the [name]
*
* - In the JVM environment it uses folder-based storage on the file system. The name
* is considered to be a folder name (the whole path which will be automatically created)
* using the following rules:
* - when the name starts with slash (`/`) it is treated as an absolute path to a folder
* - when the name contains slash, it is considered to be a relative folder to the
* `User.home` directory, like "`~/`" on unix systems.
* - otherwise, the folder will be created in "`~/.local_storage`" parent directory
* (which also will be created if needed).
*
* - For the native platorms it is not yet implemented (but will be soon).
*
* See [DataKVStorage] and [DataProvider] to implement a KVStorage on filesystems and like,
* and `FileDataProvider` class on JVM target.
*/
actual fun defaultNamedStorage(name: String): KVStorage {
TODO("Not yet implemented")
}
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package net.sergeych.synctools
import kotlinx.atomicfu.locks.ReentrantLock
/**
* Native implementation uses `ReentrantLock`]
*/
actual fun ProtectedOp(): ProtectedOpImplementation = object : ProtectedOpImplementation {
private val access = ReentrantLock()
override fun lock() {
access.lock()
}
override fun unlock() {
access.unlock()
}
}
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package net.sergeych.synctools
import kotlinx.coroutines.TimeoutCancellationException
import kotlinx.coroutines.channels.Channel
import kotlinx.coroutines.runBlocking
import kotlinx.coroutines.withTimeout
@Suppress("EXPECT_ACTUAL_CLASSIFIERS_ARE_IN_BETA_WARNING")
actual class WaitHandle {
private val channel = Channel<Unit>()
actual fun await(milliseconds: Long): Boolean {
return runBlocking {
try {
if( milliseconds > 0) {
withTimeout(milliseconds) {
channel.receive()
true
}
}
else {
channel.receive()
true
}
}
catch(_: TimeoutCancellationException) {
false
}
}
}
actual fun wakeUp() {
runBlocking { channel.send(Unit) }
}
}
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package net.sergeych.bintools
import kotlinx.browser.localStorage
import net.sergeych.mp_tools.decodeBase64Compact
import net.sergeych.mp_tools.encodeToBase64Compact
import org.w3c.dom.Storage
import org.w3c.dom.set
/**
* Create per-platform default named storage.
*
* - In the browser, it uses the `Window.localStorage` prefixing items
* by a string containing the [name]
*
* - In the JVM environment it uses folder-based storage on the file system. The name
* is considered to be a folder name (the whole path which will be automatically created)
* using the following rules:
* - when the name starts with slash (`/`) it is treated as an absolute path to a folder
* - when the name contains slash, it is considered to be a relative folder to the
* `User.home` directory, like "`~/`" on unix systems.
* - otherwise, the folder will be created in "`~/.local_storage`" parent directory
* (which also will be created if needed).
*
* - For the native platorms it is not yet implemented (but will be soon).
*
* See [DataKVStorage] and [DataProvider] to implement a KVStorage on filesystems and like,
* and `FileDataProvider` class on JVM target.
*/
actual fun defaultNamedStorage(name: String): KVStorage = BrowserKVStorage(name, localStorage)
/**
* Default KV storage in browser. Use if with `localStorage` or `sessionStorage`. It uses
* prefix for storage values not to collide with other data, beware of it.
*/
class BrowserKVStorage(keyPrefix: String, private val bst: Storage) : KVStorage {
private val prefix = "$keyPrefix:"
fun k(key: String) = "$prefix$key"
override fun get(key: String): ByteArray? {
return bst.getItem(k(key))?.decodeBase64Compact()
}
override fun set(key: String, value: ByteArray?) {
val corrected = k(key)
if (value == null)
bst.removeItem(corrected)
else
bst.set(corrected, value.encodeToBase64Compact())
}
override val keys: Set<String>
get() {
val kk = mutableListOf<String>()
for (i in 0 until bst.length) {
val k = bst.key(i) ?: break
if( k.startsWith(prefix)) {
kk += k.substring(prefix.length)
}
}
return kk.toSet()
}
}
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package net.sergeych.synctools
import kotlinx.atomicfu.locks.ReentrantLock
/**
* Get the platform-depended implementation of a mutex. It does nothing in the
* browser and use appropriate mechanics on JVM and native targets. See
* [ProtectedOpImplementation.invoke], [ProtectedOpImplementation.withLock]
* ```kotlin
* val op = ProtectedOp()
* //...
* op {
* // mutually exclusive execution
* println("sequential execution here")
* }
* ~~~
*/
actual fun ProtectedOp(): ProtectedOpImplementation = object: ProtectedOpImplementation {
val rlock = ReentrantLock()
override fun lock() {
rlock.lock()
}
override fun unlock() {
rlock.unlock()
}
}
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package net.sergeych.synctools
/**
* Platform-independent interface to thread wait/notify. Does nothing in JS/browser,
* and uses appropriate mechanics on other platforms.
*
* Wasm is effictively songle threaded at the moment
*/
@Suppress("EXPECT_ACTUAL_CLASSIFIERS_ARE_IN_BETA_WARNING")
actual class WaitHandle {
actual fun await(milliseconds: Long): Boolean {
// in JS we can't wait: no threads
return true
}
actual fun wakeUp() {
// in JS we can't wait: no threads
}
}