/* * Copyright (c) 2015-present, Facebook, Inc. * All rights reserved. * * This source code is licensed under the BSD-style license found in the * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree. An additional grant * of patent rights can be found in the PATENTS file in the same directory. */ package com.facebook.datasource; import javax.annotation.Nullable; import javax.annotation.concurrent.GuardedBy; import javax.annotation.concurrent.ThreadSafe; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; import com.facebook.common.executors.CallerThreadExecutor; import com.facebook.common.internal.Lists; import com.facebook.common.internal.Objects; import com.facebook.common.internal.Preconditions; import com.facebook.common.internal.Supplier; /** * {@link DataSource} supplier that provides a data source which forwards results of the underlying * data sources with the increasing quality. * * <p>Data sources are obtained in order. The first data source in array is considered to be of the * highest quality. The first data source to provide an result gets forwarded until one of the * higher quality data sources provides its final image at which point that data source gets * forwarded (and so on). That being said, only the first data source to provide an result is * streamed. * * <p>Outcome (success/failure) of the data source provided by this supplier is determined by the * outcome of the highest quality data source (the first data source in the array). */ @ThreadSafe public class IncreasingQualityDataSourceSupplier<T> implements Supplier<DataSource<T>> { private final List<Supplier<DataSource<T>>> mDataSourceSuppliers; private IncreasingQualityDataSourceSupplier(List<Supplier<DataSource<T>>> dataSourceSuppliers) { Preconditions.checkArgument(!dataSourceSuppliers.isEmpty(), "List of suppliers is empty!"); mDataSourceSuppliers = dataSourceSuppliers; } /** * Creates a new data source supplier with increasing-quality strategy. * <p>Note: for performance reasons the list doesn't get cloned, so the caller of this method * should not modify the list once passed in here. * @param dataSourceSuppliers list of underlying suppliers */ public static <T> IncreasingQualityDataSourceSupplier<T> create( List<Supplier<DataSource<T>>> dataSourceSuppliers) { return new IncreasingQualityDataSourceSupplier<T>(dataSourceSuppliers); } @Override public DataSource<T> get() { return new IncreasingQualityDataSource(); } @Override public int hashCode() { return mDataSourceSuppliers.hashCode(); } @Override public boolean equals(Object other) { if (other == this) { return true; } if (!(other instanceof IncreasingQualityDataSourceSupplier)) { return false; } IncreasingQualityDataSourceSupplier that = (IncreasingQualityDataSourceSupplier) other; return Objects.equal(this.mDataSourceSuppliers, that.mDataSourceSuppliers); } @Override public String toString() { return Objects.toStringHelper(this) .add("list", mDataSourceSuppliers) .toString(); } @ThreadSafe private class IncreasingQualityDataSource extends AbstractDataSource<T> { @GuardedBy("IncreasingQualityDataSource.this") private @Nullable ArrayList<DataSource<T>> mDataSources; @GuardedBy("IncreasingQualityDataSource.this") private int mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult; public IncreasingQualityDataSource() { final int n = mDataSourceSuppliers.size(); mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult = n; mDataSources = Lists.newArrayListWithCapacity(n); for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { DataSource<T> dataSource = mDataSourceSuppliers.get(i).get(); mDataSources.add(dataSource); dataSource.subscribe(new InternalDataSubscriber(i), CallerThreadExecutor.getInstance()); // there's no point in creating data sources of lower quality // if the data source of a higher quality has some result already if (dataSource.hasResult()) { break; } } } @Nullable private synchronized DataSource<T> getDataSource(int i) { return (mDataSources != null && i < mDataSources.size()) ? mDataSources.get(i) : null; } @Nullable private synchronized DataSource<T> getAndClearDataSource(int i) { return (mDataSources != null && i < mDataSources.size()) ? mDataSources.set(i, null) : null; } @Nullable private synchronized DataSource<T> getDataSourceWithResult() { return getDataSource(mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult); } @Override @Nullable public synchronized T getResult() { DataSource<T> dataSourceWithResult = getDataSourceWithResult(); return (dataSourceWithResult != null) ? dataSourceWithResult.getResult() : null; } @Override public synchronized boolean hasResult() { DataSource<T> dataSourceWithResult = getDataSourceWithResult(); return (dataSourceWithResult != null) && dataSourceWithResult.hasResult(); } @Override public boolean close() { ArrayList<DataSource<T>> dataSources; synchronized (IncreasingQualityDataSource.this) { // it's fine to call {@code super.close()} within a synchronized block because we don't // implement {@link #closeResult()}, but perform result closing ourselves. if (!super.close()) { return false; } dataSources = mDataSources; mDataSources = null; } if (dataSources != null) { for (int i = 0; i < dataSources.size(); i++) { closeSafely(dataSources.get(i)); } } return true; } private void onDataSourceNewResult(int index, DataSource<T> dataSource) { maybeSetIndexOfDataSourceWithResult(index, dataSource, dataSource.isFinished()); // If the data source with the new result is our {@code mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult}, // we have to notify our subscribers about the new result. if (dataSource == getDataSourceWithResult()) { setResult(null, (index == 0) && dataSource.isFinished()); } } private void onDataSourceFailed(int index, DataSource<T> dataSource) { closeSafely(tryGetAndClearDataSource(index, dataSource)); if (index == 0) { setFailure(dataSource.getFailureCause()); } } private void maybeSetIndexOfDataSourceWithResult( int index, DataSource<T> dataSource, boolean isFinished) { int oldIndexOfDataSourceWithResult; int newIndexOfDataSourceWithResult; synchronized (IncreasingQualityDataSource.this) { oldIndexOfDataSourceWithResult = mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult; newIndexOfDataSourceWithResult = mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult; if (dataSource != getDataSource(index) || index == mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult) { return; } // If we didn't have any result so far, we got one now, so we'll set // {@code mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult} to point to the data source with result. // If we did have a result which came from another data source, // we'll only set {@code mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult} to point to the current data source // if it has finished (i.e. the new result is final), and is of higher quality. if (getDataSourceWithResult() == null || (isFinished && index < mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult)) { newIndexOfDataSourceWithResult = index; mIndexOfDataSourceWithResult = index; } } // close data sources of lower quality than the one with the result for (int i = oldIndexOfDataSourceWithResult; i > newIndexOfDataSourceWithResult; i--) { closeSafely(getAndClearDataSource(i)); } } @Nullable private synchronized DataSource<T> tryGetAndClearDataSource(int i, DataSource<T> dataSource) { if (dataSource == getDataSourceWithResult()) { return null; } if (dataSource == getDataSource(i)) { return getAndClearDataSource(i); } return dataSource; } private void closeSafely(DataSource<T> dataSource) { if (dataSource != null) { dataSource.close(); } } private class InternalDataSubscriber implements DataSubscriber<T> { private int mIndex; public InternalDataSubscriber(int index) { mIndex = index; } @Override public void onNewResult(DataSource<T> dataSource) { if (dataSource.hasResult()) { IncreasingQualityDataSource.this.onDataSourceNewResult(mIndex, dataSource); } else if (dataSource.isFinished()) { IncreasingQualityDataSource.this.onDataSourceFailed(mIndex, dataSource); } } @Override public void onFailure(DataSource<T> dataSource) { IncreasingQualityDataSource.this.onDataSourceFailed(mIndex, dataSource); } @Override public void onCancellation(DataSource<T> dataSource) { } } } }