use std::{ path::{Component, PathBuf}, sync::Arc, }; use axum::{ body::StreamBody, extract::{Path, State}, response::{IntoResponse, Response}, }; use bytes::Bytes; use hyper::{http::HeaderValue, StatusCode}; use tokio::{fs::File, runtime::Handle}; use tokio_util::io::ReaderStream; use tracing::{error, debug, info}; /// Responses for a successful view operation pub enum ViewSuccess { /// A file read from disk, suitable for larger files. /// /// The file provided will be streamed from disk and /// back to the viewer. /// /// This is only ever used if a file exceeds the /// cache's maximum file size. FromDisk(File), /// A file read from in-memory cache, best for smaller files. /// /// The file is taken from the cache in its entirety /// and sent back to the viewer. /// /// If a file can be fit into cache, this will be /// used even if it's read from disk. FromCache(Bytes), } /// Responses for a failed view operation pub enum ViewError { /// Will send status code 404 witha plaintext "not found" message. NotFound, /// Will send status code 500 with a plaintext "internal server error" message. InternalServerError, } impl IntoResponse for ViewSuccess { fn into_response(self) -> Response { match self { ViewSuccess::FromDisk(file) => { // get handle to current tokio runtime // i use this to block on futures here (not async) let handle = Handle::current(); let _ = handle.enter(); // read the metadata of the file on disk // this function isn't async // .. so we have to use handle.block_on() to get the metadata let metadata = futures::executor::block_on(file.metadata()); // if we error then return 500 if metadata.is_err() { error!("failed to read metadata from disk"); return ViewError::InternalServerError.into_response(); } // unwrap (which we know is safe) and read the file size as a string let metadata = metadata.unwrap(); let len_str = metadata.len().to_string(); debug!("file is {} bytes on disk", &len_str); // HeaderValue::from_str will never error if only visible ASCII characters are passed (32-127) // .. so unwrapping this should be fine let content_length = HeaderValue::from_str(&len_str).unwrap(); // create a streamed body response (we want to stream larger files) let reader = ReaderStream::new(file); let stream = StreamBody::new(reader); // extract mutable headers from the response let mut res = stream.into_response(); let headers = res.headers_mut(); // clear headers, browser can imply content type headers.clear(); // insert Content-Length header // that way the browser shows how big a file is when it's being downloaded headers.insert("Content-Length", content_length); res } ViewSuccess::FromCache(data) => { // extract mutable headers from the response let mut res = data.into_response(); let headers = res.headers_mut(); // clear the headers, let the browser imply it headers.clear(); res } } } } impl IntoResponse for ViewError { fn into_response(self) -> Response { match self { ViewError::NotFound => ( StatusCode::NOT_FOUND, "not found!" ).into_response(), ViewError::InternalServerError => ( StatusCode::INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, "internal server error!" ).into_response(), } } } /// The request handler for /p/* path. /// All file views are handled here. #[axum::debug_handler] pub async fn view( State(engine): State>, Path(original_path): Path, ) -> Result { // (hopefully) prevent path traversal, just check for any non-file components if original_path .components() .any(|x| !matches!(x, Component::Normal(_))) { info!("a request attempted path traversal"); return Err(ViewError::NotFound); } // get result from the engine! engine.get_upload(&original_path).await }