int main()
{
RPCServer server;
server.registerService("sum", RPCService::shared_pointer(new SumServiceImpl()));
// you can register as many services as you want here ...
server.printInfo();
server.run();
return 0;
}
int main(int argc,char *argv[])
{
RPCServer server;
// register our service as "helloService"
server.registerService("helloService",
RPCService::shared_pointer(new epics::helloService::HelloService()));
server.printInfo();
server.run();
return 0;
}
void RPCServer::run_callback(JSContextRef ctx, JSObjectRef this_object, size_t argc, const JSValueRef arguments[], jsc::ReturnValue &return_value) {
RPCServer* server = get_rpc_server(JSContextGetGlobalContext(ctx));
if (!server) {
return;
}
// The first argument was curried to be the callback id.
RPCObjectID callback_id = jsc::Value::to_number(ctx, arguments[0]);
JSObjectRef arguments_array = jsc::Object::create_array(ctx, uint32_t(argc - 1), argc == 1 ? nullptr : arguments + 1);
json arguments_json = server->serialize_json_value(arguments_array);
// The next task on the stack will instruct the JS to run this callback.
// This captures references since it will be executed before exiting this function.
server->m_worker.add_task([&]() -> json {
return {
{"callback", callback_id},
{"arguments", arguments_json},
};
});
// Wait for the next callback result to come off the result stack.
while (server->m_callback_results.empty()) {
// This may recursively bring us into another callback, hence the callback results being a stack.
server->m_worker.try_run_task();
}
json results = server->m_callback_results.pop_back();
json error = results["error"];
// The callback id should be identical!
assert(callback_id == results["callback"].get<RPCObjectID>());
if (!error.is_null()) {
throw jsc::Exception(ctx, error.get<std::string>());
}
return_value.set(server->deserialize_json_value(results["result"]));
}