// This BG process is the first one and will be the only one.
// It has to maintain connection to the UWP app, watch lifecycle and child processes,
// and try to re-establish the connection with the APP if it's closed and opened again.
static void StartAsMaster()
{
// Kickstart static constructors.
// NOTE: All classes are static instead of instance, because they're tightly coupled singletons.
// But static constructors are called on demand (at first access or call to the class), not at startup.
IPC.Init();
// Open named pipe that is used exclusively by this background broker process and potentional future
// broker instances. It is used to signal wheter there's already existing broker to ensure there's always
// only one broker at a time. It's necessary because new instance of UWP app cannot reconnect to preexisting
// background process that was spawned by previous instance of the app.
var slavePipe = new NamedPipe(UWP.name, 100);
// If new connection occurs on the pipe, it means another broker process has been spawned by a new UWP instance
// that has no way of knowing of existence of (let alone connecting to) this broker process.
// But we can connect to the UWP from here.
slavePipe.Connection += () => UWP.Connect();
// Lifecycle & selfclose watchdog.
WatchReferences();
// Open exclusive mutex to signify that this is the master mutex process for the app.
mutex = new Mutex(false, UWP.name);
// TODO: is this even needed?
Application.EnableVisualStyles(); // TODO: remove?
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false); // TODO: remove?
// Run blockingly. And release the mutex when the app quits.
Application.Run();
Close();
}
private async void OnJson(string reqJson)
{
//Console.WriteLine($"### OnJson {reqJson}");
var req = Converters.JsonToValueSet(reqJson);
// Publish the message as if it was from UWP.
await UWP.EmitMessage(req);
}
// TODO: do not pass stdio/pipe related messages down to pipes
static public void Init()
{
// Try to establish connection between UWP app and this broker process is established.
// Not awaiting because we're attaching message listeners anyway even if the connection
// isn't available yet because it might/will be eventually.
UWP.Connect();
PassDataBetweenUwpAndChildren();
HandleLifecycle();
}
static private void OnMessage(string cmd, object arg = null)
{
switch (cmd)
{
case "uwp-open":
UWP.Open();
break;
// Close cmd will trickle up to the app which will close itself.
// TODO: use arg argument as a force-close
case "uwp-close":
if (arg != null)
{
UWP.Close(true);
}
break;
}
}
static private void PassDataBetweenUwpAndChildren()
{
// Pass the IIPC messages from UWP down to child process.
UWP.Message += async(ValueSet req) => {
//Console.WriteLine("----- UWP MESSAGE -----");
//foreach (var pair in req)
// Console.WriteLine($"{pair.Key}: {pair.Value}");
if (req.ContainsKey("iipc"))
{
var cmd = req["iipc"] as string;
await ChildProcesses.Send(cmd);
}
};
// Receive Internal IPC messages (IIPC) from child's uwp-node.js lib
// and propagate them to UWP app as well as (potential) other child processes.
ChildProcesses.Message += (message, pipe) => {
//Console.WriteLine("----- CHILD MESSAGE -----");
//Console.WriteLine(message);
var vs = new ValueSet();
vs.Add("iipc", message);
UWP.Send(vs);
ChildProcesses.Send(message, pipe);
};
}
static public void Send(string message)
{
UWP.Send(message);
ChildProcesses.Send(message, null);
}
private async Task Report(ValueSet message)
{
message.Add("cid", Cid);
await UWP.Send(message);
}
