overleaf/services/spelling/app/coffee/ASpellWorker.coffee
2015-03-10 13:32:42 +00:00

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CoffeeScript

child_process = require("child_process")
logger = require 'logger-sharelatex'
BATCH_SIZE = 100
class ASpellWorker
constructor: (language) ->
@language = language
@count = 0
@pipe = child_process.spawn("aspell", ["pipe", "-t", "--encoding=utf-8", "-d", language])
logger.log process: @pipe.pid, lang: @language, "starting new aspell worker"
@pipe.on 'exit', () =>
@state = 'killed'
logger.log process: @pipe.pid, lang: @language, "aspell worker has exited"
@pipe.on 'error', (err) =>
@state = 'error'
@callback err, []
@pipe.stdin.on 'error', (err) =>
@state = 'error'
@callback err, []
output = ""
@pipe.stdout.on "data", (chunk) =>
output = output + chunk
# We receive a single "*" from Aspell as the end of data marker
if chunk.toString().match(/^\*$/m)
@callback(null, output.slice())
@state = 'ready'
output = ""
error = ""
error = ""
@pipe.stderr.on "data", (chunk) =>
error = error + chunk
@pipe.stdout.on "end", () =>
# process has ended
@state = "end"
isReady: () ->
return @state == 'ready'
check: (words, callback) ->
# we will now send data to aspell, and be ready again when we
# receive the end of data marker
@state = 'busy'
@callback = callback
@setTerseMode()
@write(words)
@flush()
write: (words) ->
i = 0
while i < words.length
# batch up the words to check for efficiency
batch = words.slice(i, i + BATCH_SIZE)
@sendWords batch
i += BATCH_SIZE
flush: () ->
# get aspell to send an end of data marker "*" when ready
@sendCommand("%") # take the aspell pipe out of terse mode so we can look for a '*'
@sendCommand("end") # send a valid word ("end") so it will generate a '*'
@sendCommand("!") # go back into terse mode
shutdown: (reason) ->
logger.log process: @pipe.pid, reason: reason, 'shutting down'
@state = "closing"
@pipe.stdin.end()
setTerseMode: () ->
@sendCommand("!")
sendWord: (word) ->
@sendCommand("^" + word)
sendWords: (words) ->
# Aspell accepts multiple words to check on the same line
# ^word1 word2 word3 ...
# See aspell.info, writing programs to use Aspell Through A Pipe
@sendCommand("^" + words.join(" "))
@count++
sendCommand: (command) ->
@pipe.stdin.write(command + "\n")
module.exports = ASpellWorker