Module: Rack::Handler::Homura
- Defined in:
- lib/homura/runtime.rb
Constant Summary collapse
- EMPTY_STRING_IO =
StringIO.new("").freeze
Class Method Summary collapse
- .app ⇒ Object
- .app=(app) ⇒ Object
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.call(js_req, js_env, js_ctx, body_text = "") ⇒ Object
Entry point invoked from the Module Worker (src/worker.mjs) for every fetch event.
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.ensure_dispatcher_installed! ⇒ Object
Eagerly install the JS-side dispatcher so a fetch arriving before ‘run` was called (e.g. classic-style apps that omit the trailing `run Sinatra::Application`) still gets routed into our `call` method, which can then discover the user’s Sinatra app lazily via ‘Sinatra::Homura.ensure_rack_app!`.
- .run(app, **_options) ⇒ Object
Class Method Details
.app ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/homura/runtime.rb', line 146 def self.app @app end |
.app=(app) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/homura/runtime.rb', line 150 def self.app=(app) @app = app end |
.call(js_req, js_env, js_ctx, body_text = "") ⇒ Object
Entry point invoked from the Module Worker (src/worker.mjs) for every fetch event. ‘js_req` is a Cloudflare Workers Request, `js_env` is the bindings object (D1, KV, R2, secrets…), `js_ctx` is the ExecutionContext, `body_text` is the pre-resolved request body (the worker.mjs front awaits req.text() before handing control to Ruby because Opal runs synchronously).
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# File 'lib/homura/runtime.rb', line 184 def self.call(js_req, js_env, js_ctx, body_text = "") if @app.nil? if defined?(::Sinatra::Homura) && ::Sinatra::Homura.respond_to?(:ensure_rack_app!) ::Sinatra::Homura.ensure_rack_app! end if @app.nil? raise "`run app` was never called from user code, and no Sinatra app was discoverable (define `class App < Sinatra::Base` or use top-level classic Sinatra routes)" end end env = build_rack_env(js_req, js_env, js_ctx, body_text) result = @app.call(env) result = result.__await__ if defined?(::Cloudflare) && ::Cloudflare.js_promise?(result) status, headers, body = result build_js_response(status, headers, body) ensure body.close if body && body.respond_to?(:close) end |
.ensure_dispatcher_installed! ⇒ Object
Eagerly install the JS-side dispatcher so a fetch arriving before ‘run` was called (e.g. classic-style apps that omit the trailing `run Sinatra::Application`) still gets routed into our `call` method, which can then discover the user’s Sinatra app lazily via ‘Sinatra::Homura.ensure_rack_app!`. This is what makes the canonical sinatrarb.com snippet work verbatim on Workers — `at_exit` is unreliable here because the isolate never actually exits between fetches.
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# File 'lib/homura/runtime.rb', line 162 def self.ensure_dispatcher_installed! return true if @dispatcher_installed handler = self ` globalThis.__HOMURA_RACK_DISPATCH__ = async function(req, env, ctx, body_text) { return await #{handler}.$call(req, env, ctx, body_text == null ? "" : body_text); }; (function () { var g = globalThis; g.__OPAL_WORKERS__ = g.__OPAL_WORKERS__ || {}; g.__OPAL_WORKERS__.rack = g.__HOMURA_RACK_DISPATCH__; })(); ` @dispatcher_installed = true end |
.run(app, **_options) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/homura/runtime.rb', line 140 def self.run(app, **) @app = app ensure_dispatcher_installed! app end |