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Utility classes used to find open TCP/UDP ports.
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/**
* Simple utility methods for working with network sockets; for example,
* for finding available ports on localhost.
*
* This is a port of code originally written for the Java Spring Framework.
* See https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/blob/main/spring-core/src/main/java/org/springframework/util/SocketUtils.java
*
* Authors: Sam Brannen, Ben Hale, Arjen Poutsma, Gunnar Hillert, Gary Russell
* Authors: Vijay Nayar (converted to D)
*/
module funnel.utils.socketutils;
import std.conv : to;
import std.socket : InternetAddress, Socket, TcpSocket, UdpSocket, SocketOSException;
import std.random : uniform;
import std.container.rbtree : RedBlackTree;
/**
* The default minimum value for port ranges used when finding an available socket port.
*/
enum ushort PORT_RANGE_MIN = 1024;
/**
* The default maximum value for port ranges used when finding an available
* socket port.
*/
enum ushort PORT_RANGE_MAX = 65535;
/**
* Find an available TCP port randomly selected from the range
* \[ [PORT_RANGE_MIN], [PORT_RANGE_MAX] \].
* Returns: an available TCP port number
* Throws: Exception if no available port could be found
*/
ushort findAvailableTcpPort() {
return findAvailableTcpPort(PORT_RANGE_MIN);
}
unittest {
foreach (ushort i; 0..10) {
ushort port = findAvailableTcpPort();
assert(port >= PORT_RANGE_MIN && port <= PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
}
/**
* Find an available TCP port randomly selected from the range
* \[ [minPort], [PORT_RANGE_MAX] \].
* Params:
* minPort = the minimum port number
* Returns: an available TCP port number
* Throws: Exception if no available port could be found
*/
ushort findAvailableTcpPort(ushort minPort) {
return findAvailableTcpPort(minPort, PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
unittest {
foreach (ushort i; 0..10) {
ushort portMin = cast(ushort)(PORT_RANGE_MIN + 1000 * i);
ushort port = findAvailableTcpPort(portMin);
assert(port >= portMin && port <= PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
}
/**
* Find an available TCP port randomly selected from the range
* \[ [minPort], [maxPort] \].
* Params:
* minPort = the minimum port number
* maxPort = the maximum port number
* Returns: an available TCP port number
* Throws: Exception if no available port could be found
*/
ushort findAvailableTcpPort(ushort minPort, ushort maxPort) {
return findAvailablePort!TcpSocket(minPort, maxPort);
}
unittest {
foreach (ushort i; 0..10) {
ushort portMin = cast(ushort)(PORT_RANGE_MIN + 1000 * i);
ushort portMax = cast(ushort)(PORT_RANGE_MAX - 1000 * i);
ushort port = findAvailableTcpPort(portMin, portMax);
assert(port >= portMin && port <= portMax);
}
}
/**
* Find the requested number of available TCP ports, each randomly selected
* from the range \[ [PORT_RANGE_MIN], [PORT_RANGE_MAX] \].
* Params:
* numRequested = the number of available ports to find
* Returns: a sorted set of available TCP port numbers
* Throws: Exception if the requested number of available ports could not be found
*/
RedBlackTree!ushort findAvailableTcpPorts(ushort numRequested) {
return findAvailableTcpPorts(numRequested, PORT_RANGE_MIN, PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
unittest {
RedBlackTree!ushort portSet = findAvailableTcpPorts(10);
assert(portSet.length == 10);
}
/**
* Find the requested number of available TCP ports, each randomly selected
* from the range \[ [minPort], [maxPort] \].
* Params:
* numRequested = the number of available ports to find
* minPort = the minimum port number
* maxPort = the maximum port number
* Returns: a sorted set of available TCP port numbers
* Throws: Exception if the requested number of available ports could not be found
*/
RedBlackTree!ushort findAvailableTcpPorts(ushort numRequested, ushort minPort, ushort maxPort) {
return findAvailablePorts!TcpSocket(numRequested, minPort, maxPort);
}
unittest {
ushort portMin = 20_000;
ushort portMax = 30_000;
RedBlackTree!ushort portSet = findAvailableTcpPorts(10, portMin, portMax);
assert(portSet.length == 10);
foreach (ushort port; portSet) {
assert(port >= portMin && port <= portMax);
}
}
/**
* Find an available UDP port randomly selected from the range
* \[ [PORT_RANGE_MIN], [PORT_RANGE_MAX] \].
* Returns: an available UDP port number
* Throws: Exception if no available port could be found
*/
ushort findAvailableUdpPort() {
return findAvailableUdpPort(PORT_RANGE_MIN);
}
unittest {
foreach (ushort i; 0..10) {
ushort port = findAvailableUdpPort();
assert(port >= PORT_RANGE_MIN && port <= PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
}
/**
* Find an available UDP port randomly selected from the range
* [{@code minPort}, {@value #PORT_RANGE_MAX}].
* @param minPort the minimum port number
* @return an available UDP port number
* @throws Exception if no available port could be found
*/
ushort findAvailableUdpPort(ushort minPort) {
return findAvailableUdpPort(minPort, PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
unittest {
foreach (ushort i; 0..10) {
ushort portMin = cast(ushort)(PORT_RANGE_MIN + 1000 * i);
ushort port = findAvailableUdpPort(portMin);
assert(port >= portMin && port <= PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
}
/**
* Find an available UDP port randomly selected from the range
* \[ [minPort], [maxPort] \].
* Params:
* minPort = the minimum port number
* maxPort = the maximum port number
* Returns: an available UDP port number
* Throws: Exception if no available port could be found
*/
ushort findAvailableUdpPort(ushort minPort, ushort maxPort) {
return findAvailablePort!UdpSocket(minPort, maxPort);
}
unittest {
foreach (ushort i; 0..10) {
ushort portMin = cast(ushort)(PORT_RANGE_MIN + 1000 * i);
ushort portMax = cast(ushort)(PORT_RANGE_MAX - 1000 * i);
ushort port = findAvailableUdpPort(portMin, portMax);
assert(port >= portMin && port <= portMax);
}
}
/**
* Find the requested number of available UDP ports, each randomly selected
* from the range \[ [PORT_RANGE_MIN], [PORT_RANGE_MAX] \].
* Params:
* numRequested = the number of available ports to find
* Returns: a sorted set of available UDP port numbers
* Throws: Exception if the requested number of available ports could not be found
*/
RedBlackTree!ushort findAvailableUdpPorts(ushort numRequested) {
return findAvailableUdpPorts(numRequested, PORT_RANGE_MIN, PORT_RANGE_MAX);
}
unittest {
RedBlackTree!ushort portSet = findAvailableUdpPorts(10);
assert(portSet.length == 10);
}
/**
* Find the requested number of available UDP ports, each randomly selected
* from the range [{@code minPort}, {@code maxPort}].
* Params:
* numRequested = the number of available ports to find
* minPort = the minimum port number
* maxPort = the maximum port number
* Returns: a sorted set of available UDP port numbers
* Throws: Exception if the requested number of available ports could not be found
*/
RedBlackTree!ushort findAvailableUdpPorts(ushort numRequested, ushort minPort, ushort maxPort) {
return findAvailablePorts!UdpSocket(numRequested, minPort, maxPort);
}
unittest {
ushort portMin = 20_000;
ushort portMax = 30_000;
RedBlackTree!ushort portSet = findAvailableUdpPorts(10, portMin, portMax);
assert(portSet.length == 10);
foreach (ushort port; portSet) {
assert(port >= portMin && port <= portMax);
}
}
/**
* Determine if the specified port for this {@code SocketType} is
* currently available on {@code localhost}.
*/
private bool isPortAvailable(SocketT : Socket)(ushort port) {
/**/import std.stdio;
try {
SocketT socket = new SocketT();
socket.bind(new InternetAddress("localhost", port));
socket.close();
return true;
} catch (SocketOSException ex) {
return false;
}
}
unittest {
try {
ushort tcpPort = findAvailableTcpPort();
TcpSocket tcpSocket = new TcpSocket();
tcpSocket.bind(new InternetAddress("localhost", tcpPort));
assert(isPortAvailable!TcpSocket(tcpPort) == false);
tcpSocket.close();
} catch (Exception ex) {
assert(false);
}
}
unittest {
try {
ushort udpPort = findAvailableUdpPort();
UdpSocket udpSocket = new UdpSocket();
udpSocket.bind(new InternetAddress("localhost", udpPort));
assert(isPortAvailable!UdpSocket(udpPort) == false);
udpSocket.close();
} catch (Exception ex) {
assert(false);
}
}
/**
* Find a pseudo-random port number within the range
* \[ [minPort], [maxPort] \].
* Params:
* minPort = the minimum port number
* maxPort = the maximum port number
* Returns: a random port number within the specified range
*/
private ushort findRandomPort(ushort minPort, ushort maxPort)
in (minPort <= maxPort, "'minPort' must be greater than 'maxPort'.")
{
return uniform!"[]"(minPort, maxPort);
}
/**
* Find an available port for the given socket type, randomly selected
* from the range \[ [minPort], [maxPort] \].
* Params:
* minPort = the minimum port number
* maxPort = the maximum port number
* Returns: an available port number for this socket type
* Throws: Exception if no available port could be found
*/
ushort findAvailablePort(SocketT : Socket)(ushort minPort, ushort maxPort)
in (minPort > 0, "'minPort' must be greater than 0")
in (maxPort >= minPort, "'maxPort' must be greater than or equal to 'minPort'")
in (maxPort <= PORT_RANGE_MAX,
"'maxPort' must be less than or equal to " ~ PORT_RANGE_MAX.to!string)
{
import std.format;
ushort portRange = cast(ushort)(maxPort - minPort);
ushort candidatePort;
int searchCounter = 0;
do {
if (searchCounter > portRange) {
throw new Exception(format(
"Could not find an available %s port in the range [%d, %d] after %d attempts",
typeid(SocketT).toString(), minPort, maxPort, searchCounter));
}
candidatePort = findRandomPort(minPort, maxPort);
searchCounter++;
}
while (!isPortAvailable!SocketT(candidatePort));
return candidatePort;
}
/**
* Find the requested number of available ports for this {@code SocketType},
* each randomly selected from the range [{@code minPort}, {@code maxPort}].
* Params:
* numRequested = the number of available ports to find
* minPort = the minimum port number
* maxPort = the maximum port number
* Returns: a sorted set of available port numbers for this socket type
* Throws: Exception if the requested number of available ports could not be found
*/
RedBlackTree!ushort findAvailablePorts(SocketT : Socket)(
ushort numRequested, ushort minPort, ushort maxPort)
in (minPort > 0, "'minPort' must be greater than 0")
in (maxPort > minPort, "'maxPort' must be greater than 'minPort'")
in (maxPort <= PORT_RANGE_MAX,
"'maxPort' must be less than or equal to " ~ PORT_RANGE_MAX.to!string)
in(numRequested > 0, "'numRequested' must be greater than 0")
in(maxPort - minPort >= numRequested,
"'numRequested' must not be greater than 'maxPort' - 'minPort'")
{
import std.format;
RedBlackTree!ushort availablePorts = new RedBlackTree!ushort();
ushort attemptCount = 0;
while ((++attemptCount <= numRequested + 100) && availablePorts.length < numRequested) {
availablePorts.stableInsert(findAvailablePort!SocketT(minPort, maxPort));
}
if (availablePorts.length != numRequested) {
throw new Exception(format(
"Could not find %d available %s ports in the range [%d, %d]",
numRequested, typeid(SocketT).toString(), minPort, maxPort));
}
return availablePorts;
}
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