Infrastructure refactoring (Part 1)

+ Fun recursive functions for handling consecutive requests to
  playerStorage and stage
~ Renamed and redefined a bunch of communication types
~ Renamed globalScene to scene0 (since scenes are no longer nested)
> I need to finish this and work on adding actual things to the game...
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loplkc loplkc 2022-07-14 12:14:00 -04:00
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6 changed files with 257 additions and 95 deletions

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import { sceneTemplate } from "shared/SceneManager"
export const globalSceneTemplate: sceneTemplate = {
sceneComplete() {
return false
},
onCompletion: []
} as const

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src/game/scene0.ts Normal file
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import { sceneTemplate } from "shared/SceneManager";
export const scene0Template: sceneTemplate = {
sceneComplete() {
return [false];
},
} as const;

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@ -1,58 +1,119 @@
// "main": Initializes all state and handles the real world.
const VERBOSE = true;
if (!VERBOSE) {
function print() {}
function warn() {}
}
const Players = game.GetService("Players"); // This should be the only place on the server where the Players service is mentioned
const RunService = game.GetService("RunService");
import { isUnknownTable } from "shared/Shared";
import { isUnknownTable, makeApplyConsecutiveRequestsToObjectFunction } from "shared/Shared";
import { bindToClientMessage, messageClient, messageAllClients } from "./ServerMessenger";
// Please note: This should not use any of the properties of "scene" or "playerStorage" (it only needs to know that they exist)
import { scene, initScene, runScene, applyRequestsToScene } from "shared/SceneManager"
import { playerStorage, initPlayerStorage, applyRequestsToPlayerStorage, playerManagerRequest} from "shared/PlayerManager";
import { globalSceneTemplate } from "game/globalScene"
import { scene, initScene, runScene, sceneRequest, stageRequest, processSceneExternalInput } from "shared/SceneManager";
import {
playerStorage,
initPlayerStorage,
handleConsecutivePlayerActivities,
playerActivity,
messageToPlayer,
} from "shared/PlayerManager";
import { scene0Template } from "game/scene0";
interface stage {
[sceneName: string]: scene | undefined;
}
// Initialize all state
let globalPlayerStorage: playerStorage = initPlayerStorage();
let globalScene: scene = initScene(globalSceneTemplate)
// Handle the real world
let playerEvents: playerManagerRequest[] = [];
function messagePlayerManager(message: playerManagerRequest): void {
playerEvents.push(message);
let stage: stage = {};
stage["scene0"] = initScene(scene0Template);
// Handle the real world (TERA I/O)
let playerManagerMailbox: playerActivity[] = [];
function messagePlayerManager(message: playerActivity): void {
playerManagerMailbox.push(message);
}
Players.PlayerAdded.Connect(function(player: Player) {
messagePlayerManager(["initPlayer", player])
Players.PlayerAdded.Connect(function (player: Player) {
messagePlayerManager(["player_joined", player]);
});
Players.PlayerRemoving.Connect(function(player: Player) {
messagePlayerManager(["deinitPlayer", player])
Players.PlayerRemoving.Connect(function (player: Player) {
messagePlayerManager(["player_left", player]);
});
bindToClientMessage(function(player: Player, ...messageContents: unknown[]) {
messagePlayerManager(["playerInput", player, messageContents])
});
// Run everything sequentially to avoid concurrency issues
let busy = false
RunService.Heartbeat.Connect(function(delta: number) {
assert(!busy)
busy = true
const now = os.clock()
const sceneResult = runScene(globalScene, now)
assert(sceneResult[0]);
globalScene = sceneResult[1][0]
let thesePlayerEvents = playerEvents
playerEvents = []
thesePlayerEvents.unshift(...sceneResult[1][1])
let repetitions = 0
while (thesePlayerEvents[0]) {
const playerRequestsResult = applyRequestsToPlayerStorage(globalPlayerStorage, thesePlayerEvents)
assert(playerRequestsResult[0], playerRequestsResult[1] as string) // + The other actor should probably cleanup instead of just crashing
const sceneRequestsResult = applyRequestsToScene(globalScene,now,playerRequestsResult[1][1]);
assert(sceneRequestsResult[0], sceneRequestsResult[1] as string)
// Mutable section
globalPlayerStorage = playerRequestsResult[1][0];
globalScene = sceneRequestsResult[1][0];
thesePlayerEvents = sceneRequestsResult[1][1]
repetitions += 1
assert(repetitions > 4)// I don't know if this can enter an infinite loop, but it would be very dangerous if it did
let playerAttemptedActionCounter: number[] = [];
bindToClientMessage(function (player: Player, ...messageContents: unknown[]) {
const userId = player.UserId;
playerAttemptedActionCounter[userId] += 1;
if (playerAttemptedActionCounter[userId] <= 2) {
messagePlayerManager(["player_tried_action", player, messageContents]);
}
});
function applySceneRequestToStage(stage: stage, now: number, request: stageRequest): [stage, messageToPlayer[]] {
const sceneName = request[0];
const thisScene = stage[sceneName];
if (!thisScene) {
warn("Scene " + request[0] + " does not exist");
return [stage, []];
}
const [newScene, messagesToPlayer] = processSceneExternalInput(thisScene, now, request[1]);
// No way to make a clean copy of a dictionary, so...
const newStage = stage;
newStage[sceneName] = newScene;
return [newStage, messagesToPlayer];
}
const applySceneRequestsToStage = makeApplyConsecutiveRequestsToObjectFunction<stage, stageRequest, messageToPlayer>(
applySceneRequestToStage,
);
// Run everything sequentially each frame to avoid concurrency issues
let busy = false;
let frameCounter = 0;
RunService.Heartbeat.Connect(function (delta: number) {
if (!busy) {
busy = true;
if (frameCounter < 10) {
frameCounter += 1;
} else {
frameCounter = 0;
playerAttemptedActionCounter = [];
}
const now = os.clock();
const playerManagerMail = playerManagerMailbox;
playerManagerMailbox = [];
if (playerManagerMail.size() > 5) {
warn("playerManagerMail received in a single frame exceeds 5");
}
let sceneManagerRequests;
let messagesToPlayers;
// Players act first
[globalPlayerStorage, sceneManagerRequests] = handleConsecutivePlayerActivities(
globalPlayerStorage,
playerManagerMail,
);
[stage, messagesToPlayers] = applySceneRequestsToStage(stage, now, sceneManagerRequests);
// Scene acts second
// + run scene
// Resolve aftermath
// + coagulate player requests from both of those and give them back to the player manager (wow, guy exploded, colors everywhere, you got a new sword)
// ? Is there any reason why the player manager would respond? probably not, add that later if it's necessary
const sceneResult = runScene(globalScene, now);
assert(sceneResult[0]);
stage = sceneResult[1][0];
//thesePlayerEvents.unshift(...sceneResult[1][1]);
let repetitions = 0;
while (thesePlayerEvents[0]) {
assert(playerRequestsResult[0], playerRequestsResult[1] as string); // + The other actor should probably cleanup instead of just crashing
const sceneRequestsResult = applyRequestsToScene(globalScene, now, playerRequestsResult[1][1]);
assert(sceneRequestsResult[0], sceneRequestsResult[1] as string);
// Mutable section
globalPlayerStorage = playerRequestsResult[1][0];
globalScene = sceneRequestsResult[1][0];
thesePlayerEvents = sceneRequestsResult[1][1];
repetitions += 1;
assert(repetitions > 4); // I don't know if this can enter an infinite loop, but it would be very dangerous if it did
}
busy = false;
} else {
warn("Loop");
}
busy = false
});
//const playerManager: actor<playerManagerRequest> = initPlayerManager(eventManager);
/* function addPlayer(player: Player) {
@ -63,8 +124,8 @@ function removePlayer(player: Player) {
mainPlayerStorage.deinitPlayer(player);
}*/
// function handleClientMessage(player: Player, messageType: unknown, messageContent: unknown) {
//playerManager.message(["PlayerInput"])
/*
//playerManager.message(["PlayerInput"])
/*
const storedPlayer = mainPlayerStorage.fetchPlayer(player);
if (messageType === "EnterGame") {
try {

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// "PlayerManager": Handle the data of players. This involves receiving them when they arrive, cleaning up after they exit, teleporting them, etc.
// The player would never even touch the SceneManager if they entered a server, tweaked settings in the menu, and joined a friend in another server.
// The handling of players must be sequential- it does not make sense to try to handle the same player joining and leaving in parallel
// This is also where persisted data is stored while the player is playing.
// This is also where persisted data is stored while the player is playing. Communication is required between here and the scene, rather than direct access, to protect the player's data.
// import { makeEntity, entityController } from "./EntityManager";
//import { actorClass } from "shared/Shared"
import { sceneManagerRequest } from "./SceneManager"
export type playerManagerRequest = ["initPlayer" | "deinitPlayer", Player] | ["playerInput", ...unknown[]] | ["foo", "bar"]
import { stageRequest } from "./SceneManager";
export type playerActivity =
| ["player_joined" | "player_left", Player]
| ["player_tried_action", Player, unknown[]]
| ["placeholder", "foo"];
export type messageToPlayer = ["placeholder", "foo"];
interface saveDataEntry {
// + May need to move this to archiver
// + May need to move this to a dedicated archiver module/actor for data safety
placeholder: string;
}
interface storedPlayer {
// currentScene: event //Not sure about this
/*initPlayer: (player: Player) => void;
deinitPlayer: (player: Player) => void;
fetchPlayer: (player: Player) => storedPlayer;*/
saveData: saveDataEntry;
state: [stateName: "inGame", currentSceneName: string] | [stateName: "inMenu"];
}
export type playerStorage = storedPlayer[];
export function applyRequestsToPlayerStorage(playerStorage: playerStorage, requests: playerManagerRequest[]): success<[playerStorage, sceneManagerRequest[]]> {
return [true, [playerStorage, []]]; // This really sucks to look at right now
export type playerStorage = (storedPlayer | undefined)[];
function getSaveData(userId: number): saveDataEntry {
return { placeholder: "foo" };
}
function initStoredPlayer(userId: number): storedPlayer {
return {
saveData: getSaveData(userId),
state: ["inMenu"],
};
}
function handlePlayerActivity(playerStorage: playerStorage, activity: playerActivity): [playerStorage, stageRequest[]] {
if (activity[0] === "player_joined") {
const userId = activity[1].UserId;
const newPlayerStorage = [...playerStorage]; // Hopefully not slow
newPlayerStorage[userId] = initStoredPlayer(userId);
// + check if player has auto-load-in turned off
const sceneMessages: stageRequest[] = [];
sceneMessages.push(["scene0", ["load_in_player", userId]]);
return [newPlayerStorage, sceneMessages];
} else if (activity[0] === "player_left") {
const userId = activity[1].UserId;
const newPlayerStorage = [...playerStorage];
// + save data to datastore
newPlayerStorage[userId] = undefined;
const sceneMessages: stageRequest[] = [];
sceneMessages.push(["scene0", ["remove_player", userId]]);
return [newPlayerStorage, sceneMessages];
} else {
// (unimplemented)
return [playerStorage, []];
}
}
export function handleConsecutivePlayerActivities(
playerStorage: playerStorage,
activities: playerActivity[],
): [playerStorage, stageRequest[]] {
const activityToHandle = activities.shift(); // A bit destructive (shift isn't implemented yet), but it works and is honestly cleaner than the alternative
if (activityToHandle) {
const [newPlayerStorage, requests] = handlePlayerActivity(playerStorage, activityToHandle);
const [newerPlayerStorage, newRequests] = handleConsecutivePlayerActivities(playerStorage, activities);
return [newerPlayerStorage, [...requests, ...newRequests]];
} else {
return [playerStorage, []];
}
}
/*export function handleConsecutivePlayerActivities( // Keeping this here as a relic of my bizarre thought process
playerStorage: playerStorage,
activities: playerActivity[],
): [playerStorage, stageRequest[]] {
if (activities.size() > 0) {
const activityToHandle = activities.pop(); // A bit destructive (shift isn't implemented yet), but it works and is honestly cleaner than the alternative
assert(activityToHandle !== undefined);
const [newPlayerStorage, requests] = handleConsecutivePlayerActivities(playerStorage, activities);
const [newerPlayerStorage, newRequests] = handlePlayerActivity(newPlayerStorage, activityToHandle);
return [newerPlayerStorage, [...requests, ...newRequests]];
} else {
return [[...playerStorage], []];
}
}*/
export function sendToPlayer() {}
export function initPlayerStorage() {
return [{},{}];
return [];
}
/* Deprecated
export interface storedPlayer {
@ -65,7 +121,6 @@ class storedPlayerHandler implements storedPlayer {
//entity?: entityController;
}*/
/*class playerStorageHandler implements playerStorage {
constructor() {}
initPlayer(player: Player) {

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// "The": Handle events.
import { makeApplyConsecutiveRequestsToObjectFunction } from "./Shared";
import { entity } from "./EntityManager";
import { applyRequestsToPlayerStorage, playerManagerRequest } from "./PlayerManager";
export type sceneManagerRequest = [Player, "useAbility", Vector3] | [Player, "foo", "bar"];
type endConditionFunction = (containedEntities: entity[], timeElapsed: number) => boolean;
import { messageToPlayer } from "./PlayerManager";
export type sceneRequest =
| [request: "load_in_player", playerUserId: number] // More stats would go here
| [request: "remove_player", playerUserId: number]
| [request: "use_ability", playerUserId: number, mousePosition: Vector3]
| [request: "placeholder", foo: "bar"];
export type stageRequest = [scene: string, sceneRequest: sceneRequest];
type sceneTransformation = ["attack", entity, entity] | ["heal"];
type endConditionFunction = (containedEntities: entity[], timeElapsed: number) => [false] | [true, messageToPlayer[]]; // This also needs some way to contact other scenes
export interface sceneTemplate {
readonly sceneComplete: endConditionFunction; // Checks conditions that need to pass for the scene to end (e.g. entityX.Alive == false || timeSpent > 1000)
readonly onCompletion: readonly playerManagerRequest[]; // Requests to get sent out when the scene ends
readonly sceneComplete: endConditionFunction; // Checks conditions that need to pass for the scene to end (e.g. entityX.Alive == false || timeSpent > 1000) and also tells what to do about it depending on the result (victory or loss)
readonly entityTemplates?: [name: string, entityTemplate: placeholder][];
// Should also be a function that can react to players entering, maybe the endConditionFunction could do that? Seems a bit messy though
}
export interface scene {
entities: entity[];
entities: {
[entityName: string]: entity | undefined;
};
entityList: string[];
readonly sceneComplete: endConditionFunction;
}
export function initScene(sceneTemplate: sceneTemplate): scene {
// Make the stuff described in the scene...
const newScene: scene = {
entities: {},
entityList: [],
sceneComplete: sceneTemplate.sceneComplete,
};
return newScene;
}
export function procesSceneInternalEvents(scene: scene, now: number): [sceneTransformation[], messageToPlayer[]] {}
export function processSceneExternalInput(scene: scene, now: number, input: sceneRequest): [scene, messageToPlayer[]] {}
/*const processStageExternalInputs = makeApplyConsecutiveRequestsToObjectFunction<
scene,
sceneManagerRequest,
messageToPlayer
>(processSceneExternalInput);*/
export function runScene(scene: scene, now: number): [scene, messageToPlayer[]] {
return [scene, []];
}
/*export interface sceneBackstage {
readonly entityProperties: {
@ -32,9 +64,7 @@ export interface scene {
// }
//timeout?: number; // A timeout for the event; passes a lose condition if there are other completion requirements that have not been satisfied
// }
export function runScene(scene: scene, now: number): success<[scene, playerManagerRequest[]]> {
return [true, [scene, []]];
}
/*function getPlayerSceneName(scene: scene, userId: number): success<string | false> {
let playerSceneLocation = scene.players[userId];
if (!playerSceneLocation) {
@ -45,8 +75,7 @@ export function runScene(scene: scene, now: number): success<[scene, playerManag
return [true, playerSceneLocation[1]]
}
}*/
function applyRequestToScene(scene: scene, now: number, request: sceneManagerRequest): [scene, playerManagerRequest[]] {
/*const playerSceneResult = getPlayerSceneName(scene, request[0].UserId)
/*const playerSceneResult = getPlayerSceneName(scene, request[0].UserId)
if (!playerSceneResult[0]) {
return [scene, []]; // Some kind of error needs to go here
}
@ -68,15 +97,16 @@ function applyRequestToScene(scene: scene, now: number, request: sceneManagerReq
scene.containedScenes = containedScenes
return [scene, sceneRequestResult[1]]
}*/
}
export function applyRequestsToScene(
//}
/*export function applyRequestsToScene(
scene: scene,
now: number,
requests: sceneManagerRequest[],
): success<[scene, playerManagerRequest[]]> {
): success<[scene, messageToPlayer[]]> {
try {
let newScene: scene = scene;
let outgoingRequests: playerManagerRequest[] = [];
let outgoingRequests: messageToPlayer[] = [];
requests.forEach(function (request: sceneManagerRequest) {
const sceneRequestResult = applyRequestToScene(newScene, now, request);
newScene = sceneRequestResult[0];
@ -86,14 +116,4 @@ export function applyRequestsToScene(
} catch (error) {
return [false, error];
}
}
export function initScene(sceneTemplate: sceneTemplate): scene {
// Make the stuff described in the scene...
const newScene: scene = {
containedEntities: [],
players: [],
sceneComplete: sceneTemplate.sceneComplete,
onCompletion: sceneTemplate.onCompletion,
};
return newScene;
}
}*/

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@ -7,6 +7,33 @@ export function isUnknownTable(thing: unknown): thing is unknownTable {
return typeIs(thing, "table");
}
export function makeApplyConsecutiveRequestsToObjectFunction<mainObjectType, inputRequestType, outputRequestType>(
applyRequestToObject: (
mainObject: mainObjectType,
now: number,
inputRequest: inputRequestType,
) => [mainObjectType, outputRequestType[]],
) {
function applyConsecutiveRequestsToObject(
mainObject: mainObjectType,
now: number,
inputRequests: inputRequestType[],
): [mainObjectType, outputRequestType[]] {
const inputRequestToHandle = inputRequests.shift(); // A bit destructive (shift isn't implemented yet), but it works and is honestly cleaner than the alternative
if (inputRequestToHandle !== undefined) {
const [newMainObject, outputRequests] = applyRequestToObject(mainObject, now, inputRequestToHandle);
const [newerMainObject, newOutputRequests] = applyConsecutiveRequestsToObject(
newMainObject,
now,
inputRequests,
);
return [newerMainObject, [...outputRequests, ...newOutputRequests]];
} else {
return [mainObject, []];
}
}
return applyConsecutiveRequestsToObject;
}
/*export class actorClass<MessageType> implements actor<MessageType> {
message(message: MessageType) {
this.mailbox.push(message)
@ -19,4 +46,4 @@ export function isUnknownTable(thing: unknown): thing is unknownTable {
}
mailbox: MessageType[] = [];
busy = false;
}*/
}*/