package jail import ( "os" "github.com/robertkrimen/otto" "github.com/status-im/status-go/geth/jail/console" "github.com/status-im/status-go/geth/signal" ) const ( // EventSignal is a signal from jail. EventSignal = "jail.signal" // eventConsoleLog defines the event type for the console.log call. eventConsoleLog = "vm.console.log" ) // registerWeb3Provider creates an object called "jeth", // which is a web3.js provider. func registerWeb3Provider(jail *Jail, cell *Cell) error { jeth := map[string]interface{}{ "console": map[string]interface{}{ "log": func(fn otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { return console.Write(fn, os.Stdout, eventConsoleLog) }, }, "send": createSendHandler(jail, cell), "sendAsync": createSendAsyncHandler(jail, cell), "isConnected": createIsConnectedHandler(jail), } return cell.Set("jeth", jeth) } // registerStatusSignals creates an object called "statusSignals". // TODO(adam): describe what it is and when it's used. func registerStatusSignals(cell *Cell) error { statusSignals := map[string]interface{}{ "sendSignal": createSendSignalHandler(cell), } return cell.Set("statusSignals", statusSignals) } // createSendHandler returns jeth.send(). func createSendHandler(jail *Jail, cell *Cell) func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { return func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { // As it's a sync call, it's called already from a thread-safe context, // thus using otto.Otto directly. Otherwise, it would try to acquire a lock again // and result in a deadlock. vm := cell.VM.UnsafeVM() request, err := vm.Call("JSON.stringify", nil, call.Argument(0)) if err != nil { throwJSError(err) } response, err := jail.sendRPCCall(request.String()) if err != nil { throwJSError(err) } value, err := vm.ToValue(response) if err != nil { throwJSError(err) } return value } } // createSendAsyncHandler returns jeth.sendAsync() handler. func createSendAsyncHandler(jail *Jail, cell *Cell) func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { return func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { // As it's a sync call, it's called already from a thread-safe context, // thus using otto.Otto directly. Otherwise, it would try to acquire a lock again // and result in a deadlock. unsafeVM := cell.VM.UnsafeVM() request, err := unsafeVM.Call("JSON.stringify", nil, call.Argument(0)) if err != nil { throwJSError(err) } go func() { // As it's an async call, it's not called from a thread-safe context, // thus using a thread-safe vm.VM. vm := cell.VM callback := call.Argument(1) response, err := jail.sendRPCCall(request.String()) // If provided callback argument is not a function, don't call it. if callback.Class() != "Function" { return } if err != nil { cell.CallAsync(callback, vm.MakeCustomError("Error", err.Error())) } else { cell.CallAsync(callback, nil, response) } }() return otto.UndefinedValue() } } // createIsConnectedHandler returns jeth.isConnected() handler. // This handler returns `true` if client is actively listening for network connections. func createIsConnectedHandler(jail RPCClientProvider) func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { return func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { client := jail.RPCClient() if client == nil { throwJSError(ErrNoRPCClient) } var netListeningResult bool if err := client.Call(&netListeningResult, "net_listening"); err != nil { throwJSError(err) } if netListeningResult { return otto.TrueValue() } return otto.FalseValue() } } func createSendSignalHandler(cell *Cell) func(otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { return func(call otto.FunctionCall) otto.Value { message := call.Argument(0).String() signal.Send(signal.Envelope{ Type: EventSignal, Event: struct { ChatID string `json:"chat_id"` Data string `json:"data"` }{ ChatID: cell.id, Data: message, }, }) // As it's a sync call, it's called already from a thread-safe context, // thus using otto.Otto directly. Otherwise, it would try to acquire a lock again // and result in a deadlock. vm := cell.VM.UnsafeVM() value, err := wrapResultInValue(vm, otto.TrueValue()) if err != nil { throwJSError(err) } return value } } // throwJSError calls panic with an error string. It should be called // only in a context that handles panics like otto.Otto. func throwJSError(err error) { value, err := otto.ToValue(err.Error()) if err != nil { panic(err.Error()) } panic(value) } func wrapResultInValue(vm *otto.Otto, result interface{}) (value otto.Value, err error) { value, err = vm.Run(`({})`) if err != nil { return } err = value.Object().Set("result", result) if err != nil { return } return }