// Copyright 2015-2017 Parity Technologies (UK) Ltd.
// This file is part of Parity.

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//! Ethereum Transaction Queue

use std::{cmp, fmt};
use std::sync::Arc;
use std::sync::atomic::{self, AtomicUsize};
use std::collections::BTreeMap;

use ethereum_types::{H256, U256, Address};
use parking_lot::RwLock;
use rayon::prelude::*;
use transaction;
use txpool::{self, Verifier};

use pool::{self, scoring, verifier, client, ready, listener, PrioritizationStrategy};
use pool::local_transactions::LocalTransactionsList;

type Listener = (LocalTransactionsList, (listener::Notifier, listener::Logger));
type Pool = txpool::Pool<pool::VerifiedTransaction, scoring::NonceAndGasPrice, Listener>;

/// Max cache time in milliseconds for pending transactions.
///
/// Pending transactions are cached and will only be computed again
/// if last cache has been created earler than `TIMESTAMP_CACHE` ms ago.
/// This timeout applies only if there are local pending transactions
/// since it only affects transaction Condition.
const TIMESTAMP_CACHE: u64 = 1000;

/// Transaction queue status.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq)]
pub struct Status {
	/// Verifier options.
	pub options: verifier::Options,
	/// Current status of the transaction pool.
	pub status: txpool::LightStatus,
	/// Current limits of the transaction pool.
	pub limits: txpool::Options,
}

impl fmt::Display for Status {
	fn fmt(&self, fmt: &mut fmt::Formatter) -> fmt::Result {
		writeln!(
			fmt,
			"Pool: {current}/{max} ({senders} senders; {mem}/{mem_max} kB) [minGasPrice: {gp} Mwei, maxGas: {max_gas}]",
			current = self.status.transaction_count,
			max = self.limits.max_count,
			senders = self.status.senders,
			mem = self.status.mem_usage / 1024,
			mem_max = self.limits.max_mem_usage / 1024,
			gp = self.options.minimal_gas_price / 1_000_000.into(),
			max_gas = cmp::min(self.options.block_gas_limit, self.options.tx_gas_limit),
		)
	}
}

#[derive(Debug)]
struct CachedPending {
	block_number: u64,
	current_timestamp: u64,
	nonce_cap: Option<U256>,
	has_local_pending: bool,
	pending: Option<Vec<Arc<pool::VerifiedTransaction>>>,
}

impl CachedPending {
	/// Creates new `CachedPending` without cached set.
	pub fn none() -> Self {
		CachedPending {
			block_number: 0,
			current_timestamp: 0,
			has_local_pending: false,
			pending: None,
			nonce_cap: None,
		}
	}

	/// Remove cached pending set.
	pub fn clear(&mut self) {
		self.pending = None;
	}

	/// Returns cached pending set (if any) if it's valid.
	pub fn pending(
		&self,
		block_number: u64,
		current_timestamp: u64,
		nonce_cap: Option<&U256>,
	) -> Option<Vec<Arc<pool::VerifiedTransaction>>> {
		// First check if we have anything in cache.
		let pending = self.pending.as_ref()?;

		if block_number != self.block_number {
			return None;
		}

		// In case we don't have any local pending transactions
		// there is no need to invalidate the cache because of timestamp.
		// Timestamp only affects local `PendingTransactions` with `Condition::Timestamp`.
		if self.has_local_pending && current_timestamp > self.current_timestamp + TIMESTAMP_CACHE {
			return None;
		}

		// It's fine to return limited set even if `nonce_cap` is `None`.
		// The worst thing that may happen is that some transactions won't get propagated in current round,
		// but they are not really valid in current block anyway. We will propagate them in the next round.
		// Also there is no way to have both `Some` with different numbers since it depends on the block number
		// and a constant parameter in schedule (`nonce_cap_increment`)
		if self.nonce_cap.is_none() && nonce_cap.is_some() {
			return None;
		}

		Some(pending.clone())
	}
}

/// Ethereum Transaction Queue
///
/// Responsible for:
/// - verifying incoming transactions
/// - maintaining a pool of verified transactions.
/// - returning an iterator for transactions that are ready to be included in block (pending)
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct TransactionQueue {
	insertion_id: Arc<AtomicUsize>,
	pool: RwLock<Pool>,
	options: RwLock<verifier::Options>,
	cached_pending: RwLock<CachedPending>,
}

impl TransactionQueue {
	/// Create new queue with given pool limits and initial verification options.
	pub fn new(
		limits: txpool::Options,
		verification_options: verifier::Options,
		strategy: PrioritizationStrategy,
	) -> Self {
		TransactionQueue {
			insertion_id: Default::default(),
			pool: RwLock::new(txpool::Pool::new(Default::default(), scoring::NonceAndGasPrice(strategy), limits)),
			options: RwLock::new(verification_options),
			cached_pending: RwLock::new(CachedPending::none()),
		}
	}

	/// Update verification options
	///
	/// Some parameters of verification may vary in time (like block gas limit or minimal gas price).
	pub fn set_verifier_options(&self, options: verifier::Options) {
		*self.options.write() = options;
	}

	/// Import a set of transactions to the pool.
	///
	/// Given blockchain and state access (Client)
	/// verifies and imports transactions to the pool.
	pub fn import<C: client::Client>(
		&self,
		client: C,
		transactions: Vec<verifier::Transaction>,
	) -> Vec<Result<(), transaction::Error>> {
		// Run verification
		let _timer = ::trace_time::PerfTimer::new("queue::verifyAndImport");
		let options = self.options.read().clone();

		let verifier = verifier::Verifier::new(client, options, self.insertion_id.clone());
		let results = transactions
			.into_par_iter()
			.map(|transaction| verifier.verify_transaction(transaction))
			.map(|result| result.and_then(|verified| {
				self.pool.write().import(verified)
					.map(|_imported| ())
					.map_err(convert_error)
			}))
			.collect::<Vec<_>>();

		// Notify about imported transactions.
		(self.pool.write().listener_mut().1).0.notify();

		if results.iter().any(|r| r.is_ok()) {
			self.cached_pending.write().clear();
		}

		results
	}

	/// Returns all transactions in the queue ordered by priority.
	pub fn all_transactions(&self) -> Vec<Arc<pool::VerifiedTransaction>> {
		let ready = |_tx: &pool::VerifiedTransaction| txpool::Readiness::Ready;
		self.pool.read().pending(ready).collect()
	}

	/// Returns current pneding transactions.
	///
	/// NOTE: This may return a cached version of pending transaction set.
	/// Re-computing the pending set is possible with `#collect_pending` method,
	/// but be aware that it's a pretty expensive operation.
	pub fn pending<C>(
		&self,
		client: C,
		block_number: u64,
		current_timestamp: u64,
		nonce_cap: Option<U256>,
	) -> Vec<Arc<pool::VerifiedTransaction>> where
		C: client::NonceClient,
	{

		if let Some(pending) = self.cached_pending.read().pending(block_number, current_timestamp, nonce_cap.as_ref()) {
			return pending;
		}

		// Double check after acquiring write lock
		let mut cached_pending = self.cached_pending.write();
		if let Some(pending) = cached_pending.pending(block_number, current_timestamp, nonce_cap.as_ref()) {
			return pending;
		}

		let pending: Vec<_> = self.collect_pending(client, block_number, current_timestamp, nonce_cap, |i| i.collect());

		*cached_pending = CachedPending {
			block_number,
			current_timestamp,
			nonce_cap,
			has_local_pending: self.has_local_pending_transactions(),
			pending: Some(pending.clone()),
		};

		pending
	}

	/// Collect pending transactions.
	///
	/// NOTE This is re-computing the pending set and it might be expensive to do so.
	/// Prefer using cached pending set using `#pending` method.
	pub fn collect_pending<C, F, T>(
		&self,
		client: C,
		block_number: u64,
		current_timestamp: u64,
		nonce_cap: Option<U256>,
		collect: F,
	) -> T where
		C: client::NonceClient,
		F: FnOnce(txpool::PendingIterator<
			pool::VerifiedTransaction,
			(ready::Condition, ready::State<C>),
			scoring::NonceAndGasPrice,
			Listener,
		>) -> T,
	{
		let pending_readiness = ready::Condition::new(block_number, current_timestamp);
		// don't mark any transactions as stale at this point.
		let stale_id = None;
		let state_readiness = ready::State::new(client, stale_id, nonce_cap);

		let ready = (pending_readiness, state_readiness);

		collect(self.pool.read().pending(ready))
	}

	/// Culls all stalled transactions from the pool.
	pub fn cull<C: client::NonceClient>(
		&self,
		client: C,
	) {
		// We don't care about future transactions, so nonce_cap is not important.
		let nonce_cap = None;
		// We want to clear stale transactions from the queue as well.
		// (Transactions that are occuping the queue for a long time without being included)
		let stale_id = {
			let current_id = self.insertion_id.load(atomic::Ordering::Relaxed);
			// wait at least for half of the queue to be replaced
			let gap = self.pool.read().options().max_count / 2;
			// but never less than 100 transactions
			let gap = cmp::max(100, gap);

			current_id.checked_sub(gap)
		};

		let state_readiness = ready::State::new(client, stale_id, nonce_cap);

		let removed = self.pool.write().cull(None, state_readiness);
		debug!(target: "txqueue", "Removed {} stalled transactions. {}", removed, self.status());
	}

	/// Returns next valid nonce for given sender
	/// or `None` if there are no pending transactions from that sender.
	pub fn next_nonce<C: client::NonceClient>(
		&self,
		client: C,
		address: &Address,
	) -> Option<U256> {
		// Do not take nonce_cap into account when determining next nonce.
		let nonce_cap = None;
		// Also we ignore stale transactions in the queue.
		let stale_id = None;

		let state_readiness = ready::State::new(client, stale_id, nonce_cap);

		self.pool.read().pending_from_sender(state_readiness, address)
			.last()
			.map(|tx| tx.signed().nonce + 1.into())
	}

	/// Retrieve a transaction from the pool.
	///
	/// Given transaction hash looks up that transaction in the pool
	/// and returns a shared pointer to it or `None` if it's not present.
	pub fn find(
		&self,
		hash: &H256,
	) -> Option<Arc<pool::VerifiedTransaction>> {
		self.pool.read().find(hash)
	}

	/// Remove a set of transactions from the pool.
	///
	/// Given an iterator of transaction hashes
	/// removes them from the pool.
	/// That method should be used if invalid transactions are detected
	/// or you want to cancel a transaction.
	pub fn remove<'a, T: IntoIterator<Item = &'a H256>>(
		&self,
		hashes: T,
		is_invalid: bool,
	) -> Vec<Option<Arc<pool::VerifiedTransaction>>> {
		let results = {
			let mut pool = self.pool.write();

			hashes
				.into_iter()
				.map(|hash| pool.remove(hash, is_invalid))
				.collect::<Vec<_>>()
		};

		if results.iter().any(Option::is_some) {
			self.cached_pending.write().clear();
		}

		results
	}

	/// Clear the entire pool.
	pub fn clear(&self) {
		self.pool.write().clear();
	}

	/// Penalize given senders.
	pub fn penalize<'a, T: IntoIterator<Item = &'a Address>>(&self, senders: T) {
		let mut pool = self.pool.write();
		for sender in senders {
			pool.update_scores(sender, ());
		}
	}

	/// Returns gas price of currently the worst transaction in the pool.
	pub fn current_worst_gas_price(&self) -> U256 {
		match self.pool.read().worst_transaction() {
			Some(tx) => tx.signed().gas_price,
			None => self.options.read().minimal_gas_price,
		}
	}

	/// Returns a status of the queue.
	pub fn status(&self) -> Status {
		let pool = self.pool.read();
		let status = pool.light_status();
		let limits = pool.options();
		let options = self.options.read().clone();

		Status {
			options,
			status,
			limits,
		}
	}

	/// Check if there are any local transactions in the pool.
	///
	/// Returns `true` if there are any transactions in the pool
	/// that has been marked as local.
	///
	/// Local transactions are the ones from accounts managed by this node
	/// and transactions submitted via local RPC (`eth_sendRawTransaction`)
	pub fn has_local_pending_transactions(&self) -> bool {
		self.pool.read().listener().0.has_pending()
	}

	/// Returns status of recently seen local transactions.
	pub fn local_transactions(&self) -> BTreeMap<H256, pool::local_transactions::Status> {
		self.pool.read().listener().0.all_transactions().iter().map(|(a, b)| (*a, b.clone())).collect()
	}

	/// Add a callback to be notified about all transactions entering the pool.
	pub fn add_listener(&self, f: Box<Fn(&[H256]) + Send + Sync>) {
		let mut pool = self.pool.write();
		(pool.listener_mut().1).0.add(f);
	}
}


fn convert_error(err: txpool::Error) -> transaction::Error {
	use self::txpool::ErrorKind;

	match *err.kind() {
		ErrorKind::AlreadyImported(..) => transaction::Error::AlreadyImported,
		ErrorKind::TooCheapToEnter(..) => transaction::Error::LimitReached,
		ErrorKind::TooCheapToReplace(..) => transaction::Error::TooCheapToReplace,
		ref e => {
			warn!(target: "txqueue", "Unknown import error: {:?}", e);
			transaction::Error::NotAllowed
		},
	}
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
	use super::*;
	use pool::tests::client::TestClient;

	#[test]
	fn should_get_pending_transactions() {
		let queue = TransactionQueue::new(txpool::Options::default(), verifier::Options::default(), PrioritizationStrategy::GasPriceOnly);

		let pending: Vec<_> = queue.pending(TestClient::default(), 0, 0, None);

		for tx in pending {
			assert!(tx.signed().nonce > 0.into());
		}
	}
}