Handle<Value> Protobuf::New(const Arguments& args) {
HandleScope scope;
Local<Object> buffer_obj = args[0]->ToObject();
char *buffer_data = Buffer::Data(buffer_obj);
size_t buffer_length = Buffer::Length(buffer_obj);
FileDescriptorSet descriptors;
if (!descriptors.ParseFromArray(buffer_data, buffer_length)) {
return v8::ThrowException(
v8::Exception::Error(String::New("Malformed descriptor")));
}
DescriptorPool* pool = new DescriptorPool;
for (int i = 0; i < descriptors.file_size(); i++)
pool->BuildFile(descriptors.file(i));
Protobuf* obj = new Protobuf(pool);
args.This()->SetInternalField(1, Array::New());
obj->Wrap(args.This());
return args.This();
}
void readReply(zmq::message_t &recMsg){
// cfile is a c file descriptor (not to be confused with a protobuf FileDescriptor object)
int cfile = open("allProto.desc", O_RDONLY);
FileDescriptorSet fds;
// Parse a FileDescriptorSet object directly from the file
// Has the format of a protobuf Message - subclass FileDescriptorSet, defined in <google/protobuf/descriptor.pb.h>
// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp/google.protobuf.descriptor.pb#FieldOptions_CType.details
fds.ParseFromFileDescriptor(cfile);
// Use FileDescriptorSet method to print to screen
// fds.SerializeToOstream(&cout);
close(cfile);
// A DescriptorPool is required: provides methods to identify and manage message types at run-time
// DescriptorPool can be populated from a SimpleDescriptorDatabase, which can be populated with FileDescriptorProto objects
SimpleDescriptorDatabase sddb;
for ( int i = 0; i < fds.file_size() ; i++ ){
//Iterate over the "file" collection in the FileDescriptorSet
//Populate the sddb
sddb.Add(fds.file(i));
}
// Now construct the DescriptorPool
DescriptorPool dp(&sddb);
// DynamicMessageFactory is constucted from a populated DescriptorPool
// DescriptorPool, Descriptor, FieldDescriptor etc.: see descriptor.h -
// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp/google.protobuf.descriptor
DynamicMessageFactory dmf(&dp);
const Descriptor* desc;
const Descriptor* payload_desc;
desc = dp.FindMessageTypeByName("DescribedMessage");
// Example of dynamically creating a message from a Descriptor, retrieved by name string
Message *msg = dmf.GetPrototype(desc)->New();
msg->ParseFromArray(recMsg.data(),recMsg.size());
// Messages with required fields - Need populated.
// Requires FieldDescriptor objects to access
const FieldDescriptor* nameField = desc->FindFieldByName("full_name");
const FieldDescriptor* dataField = desc->FindFieldByName("message");
// Reflection object provides R/W access to dynamic message fields, using FieldDescriptors
// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp/google.protobuf.message#Message.GetReflection.details
// Good example of Reflection at top of that page
const Reflection *msgRefl = msg->GetReflection();
// Make payload message
payload_desc = dp.FindMessageTypeByName(msgRefl->GetString(*msg, nameField));
Message *payload_msg = dmf.GetPrototype(payload_desc)->New();
payload_msg->ParseFromString(msgRefl->GetString( *msg, dataField));
// Reflection of payload message
const Reflection *main_msgRefl = payload_msg->GetReflection();
// Payload fielddescriptors
const FieldDescriptor* main_debugField = payload_desc->FindFieldByName("debug");
main_msgRefl->SetString (payload_msg,main_debugField,"Read");
std::cout << "Payload Read" << endl;
// Put the payload data back into the envelope
string payload_data;
payload_msg->SerializeToString(&payload_data);
msgRefl->SetString(msg, dataField, payload_data);
// Now that required fields are populated, the dynamic message can be serialized and printed out.
string data;
msg->SerializeToString(&data);
// put data back into message to be replied
memcpy(recMsg.data(), data.c_str(), data.length());
// Useful examples of dynamic protobuf logic here : http://www.programmershare.com/2803644/
// (English not very good)
// 3.4 also describes dynamic compilation Uses google::protobuf::compiler Importer class
// Another link : dynamic stuff :
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11996557/how-to-dynamically-build-a-new-protobuf-from-a-set-of-already-defined-descriptor
// https://bitbucket.org/g19fanatic/prototest/src/dfd73a577dcc9bb51cbb3e99319cad352bfc60a8/src/main.cpp?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default
}
void descriptorTests(){
// Objective is to make this Server class independent of generated protobuf structures
// Move dependency from compile/link-time to run-time.
//
// Read the allProto.desc file descriptor set
// File generated by protoc --descriptor_set_out=allProto.desc path/to/proto-files.proto (performed by make)
//
// c++ fstream method for opening the file
// fstream in("allProto.desc", ios::in | ios::binary);
// io::IstreamInputStream raw_in(&in);
// cfile is a c file descriptor (not to be confused with a protobuf FileDescriptor object)
int cfile = open("allProto.desc", O_RDONLY);
FileDescriptorSet fds;
// Parse a FileDescriptorSet object directly from the file
// Has the format of a protobuf Message - subclass FileDescriptorSet, defined in <google/protobuf/descriptor.pb.h>
// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp/google.protobuf.descriptor.pb#FieldOptions_CType.details
fds.ParseFromFileDescriptor(cfile);
// Use FileDescriptorSet method to print to screen
fds.SerializeToOstream(&cout);
// Re-open file. Example of an alternative means for reading
// FileInputStream
cfile = open("allProto.desc", O_RDONLY);
io::FileInputStream fis(cfile);
// Another means may be to use a CodedInputStream, but don't need the extra features at this time
// e.g. io::CodedInputStream cis(fis); See http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg03417.html
const void* buffer;
int size;
while(fis.Next(&buffer, &size)){
cout.write((const char*)buffer, size);
cout << endl << size << endl;
}
// End of alternative read example
close(cfile);
// fds is a protobuf message containing a collection of FileDescriptorProto objects (Message instances)
// There are (several?) ways to convert such objects into live Descriptor objects
// How many files in the set?
cout << "Num protos " << fds.file_size() << endl;
FileDescriptorProto fdp;
// Example of indexing and examining properties
fdp = fds.file(1);
cout << fdp.name() << endl;
// A DescriptorPool is required: provides methods to identify and manage message types at run-time
// DescriptorPool can be populated from a SimpleDescriptorDatabase, which can be populated with FileDescriptorProto objects
SimpleDescriptorDatabase sddb;
for ( int i = 0; i < fds.file_size() ; i++ ){
//Iterate over the "file" collection in the FileDescriptorSet
//Populate the sddb
sddb.Add(fds.file(i));
}
// Now construct the DescriptorPool
DescriptorPool dp(&sddb);
// DynamicMessageFactory is constucted from a populated DescriptorPool
// DescriptorPool, Descriptor, FieldDescriptor etc.: see descriptor.h -
// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp/google.protobuf.descriptor
DynamicMessageFactory dmf(&dp);
const Descriptor* desc;
desc = dp.FindMessageTypeByName("Person");
// Example of dynamically creating a message from a Descriptor, retrieved by name string
Message *msg = dmf.GetPrototype(desc)->New();
// Messages with required fields - Need populated.
// Requires FieldDescriptor objects to access
const FieldDescriptor* idField = desc->FindFieldByName("id");
const FieldDescriptor* nameField = desc->FindFieldByName("name");
// Reflection object provides R/W access to dynamic message fields, using FieldDescriptors
//
// https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp/google.protobuf.message#Message.GetReflection.details
// Good example of Reflection at top of that page
const Reflection *msgRefl = msg->GetReflection();
msgRefl->SetInt32( msg, idField, 8123);
msgRefl->SetString( msg, nameField, "Does it work?");
//Now that required fields are populated, the dynamic message can be serialized and printed out.
string data;
// msg->SerializeToString(&data);
cout << data << endl;
// Useful examples of dynamic protobuf logic here : http://www.programmershare.com/2803644/
// (English not very good)
// 3.4 also describes dynamic compilation Uses google::protobuf::compiler Importer class
// Another link : dynamic stuff :
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11996557/how-to-dynamically-build-a-new-protobuf-from-a-set-of-already-defined-descriptor
// https://bitbucket.org/g19fanatic/prototest/src/dfd73a577dcc9bb51cbb3e99319cad352bfc60a8/src/main.cpp?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default
}
