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#ifndef SRS_APP_BANDWIDTH_HPP
#define SRS_APP_BANDWIDTH_HPP

/*
#include <srs_app_bandwidth.hpp>
*/
#include <srs_core.hpp>

#include <string>

#include <srs_app_st.hpp>

class SrsKbps;
class SrsRequest;
class SrsRtmpServer;
class SrsKbpsLimit;
class ISrsProtocolStatistic;

/**
* bandwidth check/test sample.
*/
class SrsBandwidthSample
{
public:
    /**
    * the plan, how long to do the test, in ms,
    * if exceed the duration, abort the test.
    */
    int duration_ms;
    /**
    * the plan, interval for each check/test packet, in ms
    */
    int interval_ms;
public:
    /**
    * the actual test duration, in ms.
    */
    int actual_duration_ms;
    /**
    * the actual test bytes
    */
    int bytes;
    /**
    * the actual test kbps
    */
    int kbps;
public:
    SrsBandwidthSample();
    virtual ~SrsBandwidthSample();
public:
    /**
    * update the bytes and actual duration, then calc the kbps.
    * @param _bytes update the sample bytes.
    * @param _duration update the actual duration, in ms.
    */
    virtual void calc_kbps(int _bytes, int _duration);
};

/**
* bandwidth test agent which provides the interfaces for bandwidth check.
* 1. if vhost disabled bandwidth check, ignore.
* 2. otherwise, check the key, error if verify failed.
* 3. check the interval limit, error if bandwidth in the interval window.
* 4. check the bandwidth under the max kbps.
* 5. send the bandwidth data to client.
* bandwidth workflow:
*  +------------+             +----------+
*  |  Client    |             |  Server  |
*  +-----+------+             +-----+----+
*        |                          |
*        |  connect vhost------>    | if vhost enable bandwidth,
*        |  <-----result(success)   | do bandwidth check.
*        |                          |
*        |  <----call(start play)   | onSrsBandCheckStartPlayBytes
*        |  result(playing)----->   | onSrsBandCheckStartingPlayBytes
*        |  <-------data(playing)   | onSrsBandCheckStartingPlayBytes
*        |  <-----call(stop play)   | onSrsBandCheckStopPlayBytes
*        |  result(stopped)----->   | onSrsBandCheckStoppedPlayBytes
*        |                          |
*        |  <-call(start publish)   | onSrsBandCheckStartPublishBytes
*        |  result(publishing)-->   | onSrsBandCheckStartingPublishBytes
*        |  data(publishing)(3)->   | onSrsBandCheckStartingPublishBytes
*        |  <--call(stop publish)   | onSrsBandCheckStopPublishBytes
*        |  result(stopped)(1)-->   | onSrsBandCheckStoppedPublishBytes
*        |                          |
*        |  <--------------report   |
*        |  final(2)------------>   | finalClientPacket
*        |          <END>           |
*
* 1. when flash client, server never wait the stop publish response,
*   for the flash client queue is fullfill with other packets.
* 2. when flash client, server never wait the final packet,
*   for the flash client directly close when got report packet.
* 3. for linux client, it will send the publish data then send a stop publish,
*   for the linux client donot know when to stop the publish.
*   when server got publishing and stop publish, stop publish.
*/
class SrsBandwidth
{
private:
    SrsRequest* _req;
    SrsRtmpServer* _rtmp;
public:
    SrsBandwidth();
    virtual ~SrsBandwidth();
public:
    /**
    * do the bandwidth check.
    * @param rtmp, server RTMP protocol object, send/recv RTMP packet to/from client.
    * @param io_stat, the underlayer io statistic, provides send/recv bytes count.
    * @param req, client request object, specifies the request info from client.
    * @param local_ip, the ip of server which client connected at
    */
    virtual int bandwidth_check(SrsRtmpServer* rtmp, ISrsProtocolStatistic* io_stat, SrsRequest* req, std::string local_ip);
private:
    /**
    * used to process band width check from client.
    * @param limit, the bandwidth limit object, to slowdown if exceed the kbps.
    */
    virtual int do_bandwidth_check(SrsKbpsLimit* limit);
// play check/test, downloading bandwidth kbps.
private:
    /**
    * start play/download bandwidth check/test,
    * send start-play command to client, client must response starting-play
    * to start the test.
    */
    virtual int play_start(SrsBandwidthSample* sample, SrsKbpsLimit* limit);
    /**
    * do play/download bandwidth check/test,
    * server send call messages to client in specified time,
    * calc the time and bytes sent, then we got the kbps.
    */
    virtual int play_checking(SrsBandwidthSample* sample, SrsKbpsLimit* limit);
    /**
    * stop play/download bandwidth check/test,
    * send stop-play command to client, client must response stopped-play
    * to stop the test.
    */
    virtual int play_stop(SrsBandwidthSample* sample, SrsKbpsLimit* limit);
// publish check/test, publishing bandwidth kbps.
private:
    /**
    * start publish/upload bandwidth check/test,
    * send start-publish command to client, client must response starting-publish
    * to start the test.
    */
    virtual int publish_start(SrsBandwidthSample* sample, SrsKbpsLimit* limit);
    /**
    * do publish/upload bandwidth check/test,
    * client send call messages to client in specified time,
    * server calc the time and bytes received, then we got the kbps.
    * @remark, for linux client, it will send a stop publish client, server will stop publishing.
    *       then enter the publish-stop stage with client.
    * @remark, for flash client, it will send many many call messages, that is,
    *       the send queue is fullfill with call messages, so we should never expect the 
    *       response message in the publish-stop stage.
    */
    virtual int publish_checking(SrsBandwidthSample* sample, SrsKbpsLimit* limit);
    /**
    * stop publish/upload bandwidth check/test,
    * send stop-publish command to client, 
    * for linux client, always expect a stopped-publish response from client,
    * for flash client, the sent queue is fullfill with publishing call messages, 
    *       so server never expect the stopped-publish from it.
    */
    virtual int publish_stop(SrsBandwidthSample* sample, SrsKbpsLimit* limit);
private:
    /**
    * report and final packet
    * report a finish packet, with the bytes/time/kbps bandwidth check/test result,
    * for linux client, server always expect a final packet from client,
    * for flash client, the sent queue is fullfill with publishing call messages, 
    *       so server never expect the final packet from it.
    */
    virtual int finial(SrsBandwidthSample& play_sample, SrsBandwidthSample& publish_sample, int64_t start_time, int64_t& end_time);
};

/**
 * the kbps limit, if exceed the kbps, slow down.
 */
class SrsKbpsLimit
{
private:
    int _limit_kbps;
    SrsKbps* _kbps;
public:
    SrsKbpsLimit(SrsKbps* kbps, int limit_kbps);
    virtual ~SrsKbpsLimit();
public:
    /**
     * get the system limit kbps.
     */
    virtual int limit_kbps();
    /**
     * limit the recv bandwidth.
     */
    virtual void recv_limit();
    /**
     * limit the send bandwidth.
     */
    virtual void send_limit();
};

#endif