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inspector: move options parsing #9691
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#include "inspector_agent.h" | |||
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#if !HAVE_INSPECTOR | |||
#error("This file can only be used when the inspector is enabled") |
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Can we do this in the header file?
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I meant, inspector_agent.h
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Since I changed the code to process both "debugger" and inspector properties, now it lives in a dedicated header - I restored the check in the inspector_agent.h
bool consume = false; | ||
const char* port = nullptr; | ||
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if (!strncmp(option, "--debug=", sizeof("--debug=") - 1)) { |
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I would prefer strlen
over sizeof(..) - 1
. Is sizeof
better than strlen
here?
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It's what we use everywhere else for static strings so this looks alright me.
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@thefourtheye strlen is evaluated dynamically while sizeof is evaluated at compile time. I don't think this yields any perceivable gains, just the force of habit :)
port = option + sizeof("--debug-port=") - 1; | ||
// Specifying both --inspect and --debug means debugging is on, using Chromium | ||
// inspector. | ||
} else if (!strcmp(option, "--inspect")) { |
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Why not strncmp
here?
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It's matching against the whole string instead of just a slice.
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I redid the code.
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Duplicating a sizable chunk of fairly subtle code from src/node.cc is not great, IMO. Is there a way to do better?
bool consume = false; | ||
const char* port = nullptr; | ||
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if (!strncmp(option, "--debug=", sizeof("--debug=") - 1)) { |
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It's what we use everywhere else for static strings so this looks alright me.
port = option + sizeof("--debug-port=") - 1; | ||
// Specifying both --inspect and --debug means debugging is on, using Chromium | ||
// inspector. | ||
} else if (!strcmp(option, "--inspect")) { |
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It's matching against the whole string instead of just a slice.
bool InspectorEnabled() const { return HttpEnabled(); } | ||
bool HttpEnabled() const { return http_enabled_; } | ||
bool WaitForConnect() const { return wait_connect_; } | ||
std::string HttpHost() const { return host_; } |
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I realize this follows existing convention but HttpHost() is something of a misnomer since it's an address, not a free-form host name.
Aside: simple getters are usually called after the property they encapsulate minus the trailing underscore.
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Done.
@bnoordhuis Thank you for the review. I redid the change to avoid duplication, please take another look. |
} else if (option_name == "--debug-port" && has_argument) { | ||
// Do nothing - argument will be parsed below | ||
// Specifying both --inspect and --debug means debugging is on, using Chromium | ||
// inspector. |
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Indentation is off.
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Fixed.
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} else { | ||
const int skip = | ||
(colon > 0 && port[0] == '[' && port[colon - 1] == ']') ? 1 : 0; |
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The ternary is superfluous here, bools decay to ints, and it makes it harder to read, IMO.
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I rearranged the code a bit.
return DebugAgentType::kDebugger; | ||
} | ||
return DebugAgentType::kNone; | ||
} |
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Can you add bool IsInspector() const
convenience methods? That would let you simplify conditionals in other files.
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Did that.
bool WaitForConnect() const { return wait_connect_; } | ||
std::string HostName() const { return host_name_; } | ||
int Port() const; | ||
void SetPort(int port) { port_ = port; } |
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It's not a big thing but I would call these hostname()
, port()
and set_port()
. The sort-of convention in core is that CamelCase methods imply computation or side effects whereas snake_case methods are simple getters and setters.
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Done
@bnoordhuis Thank you for the review. Uploaded a newer version of the patch, please take another look. |
@bnoordhuis Please take a look. CI is passing: https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-pull-request/5022/ |
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Left some suggestions. Mostly LGTM except for the !host.empty()
thing, that looks like a bug or at least a very subtle foot gun.
#include "node_debug_options.h" | ||
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#include <errno.h> | ||
#include <string.h> |
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You should also include stdlib.h for the definition of exit() and strtol() and stdio.h for fprintf().
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Done.
const int default_inspector_port = 9229; | ||
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inline std::string remove_brackets(const std::string& host) { | ||
if (host.front() == '[' && host.back() == ']') |
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!host.empty()
first?
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Done. Thanks for pointing this out.
} else { | ||
return std::make_pair(remove_brackets(arg.substr(0, colon)), | ||
parse_and_validate_port(arg.substr(colon + 1))); | ||
} |
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If you omit the else, you can save a level of indent here.
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Done.
std::string argument; | ||
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auto pos = option.find("="); | ||
if (pos != std::string::npos) { |
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I'd swap the clauses; x == y
is infinitesimally easier to parse for most people and it puts the shortest block first.
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Done
@bnoordhuis Thank you for the review, I uploaded the new revision. |
Rebased on top of recent changes. This code is now ready for the review. |
Landed as f9aadfb |
As inspector functionality expands, more options will need to be added. Currently this requires changing adding function arguments, etc. This change packs the veriables into a single class that can be extended without changing APIs. PR-URL: nodejs#9691 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <info@bnoordhuis.nl>
As inspector functionality expands, more options will need to be added. Currently this requires changing adding function arguments, etc. This change packs the veriables into a single class that can be extended without changing APIs. PR-URL: #9691 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <info@bnoordhuis.nl>
As inspector functionality expands, more options will need to be added. Currently this requires changing adding function arguments, etc. This change packs the veriables into a single class that can be extended without changing APIs. PR-URL: nodejs#9691 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <info@bnoordhuis.nl>
As inspector functionality expands, more options will need to be added. Currently this requires changing adding function arguments, etc. This change packs the veriables into a single class that can be extended without changing APIs. PR-URL: nodejs#9691 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <info@bnoordhuis.nl>
Checklist
make -j8 test
(UNIX), orvcbuild test nosign
(Windows) passesAffected core subsystem(s)
inspector, core - some code was copied from the core to the inspector.
Description of change
As inspector functionality expands, more options will need to be added.
Currently this requires changing adding function arguments, etc. This
change packs the veriables into a single class that can be extended
without changing APIs.