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Add timeout to cowboy_loop

LH: I have added a test that does both hibernate and timeout
    and fixed a related issue. I also tweaked the docs and tests.
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jdamanalo 2023-03-09 15:54:41 +08:00 committed by Loïc Hoguin
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%% This module implements a loop handler that first
%% sets a timeout, then hibernates, then ensures
%% that the timeout initially set no longer triggers.
%% If everything goes fine a 200 is returned. If the
%% timeout triggers again a 299 is.
-module(loop_handler_timeout_hibernate_h).
-export([init/2]).
-export([info/3]).
-export([terminate/3]).
init(Req, _) ->
self() ! message1,
{cowboy_loop, Req, undefined, 100}.
info(message1, Req, State) ->
erlang:send_after(200, self(), message2),
{ok, Req, State, hibernate};
info(message2, Req, State) ->
erlang:send_after(200, self(), message3),
%% Don't set a timeout now.
{ok, Req, State};
info(message3, Req, State) ->
{stop, cowboy_req:reply(200, Req), State};
info(timeout, Req, State) ->
{stop, cowboy_req:reply(<<"299 OK!">>, Req), State}.
terminate(stop, _, _) ->
ok.

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%% This module implements a loop handler that changes
%% the timeout value to 500ms after the first message
%% then sends itself another message after 1000ms.
%% It is expected to timeout, that is, reply a 299.
-module(loop_handler_timeout_info_h).
-export([init/2]).
-export([info/3]).
-export([terminate/3]).
init(Req, _) ->
self() ! message,
{cowboy_loop, Req, undefined}.
info(message, Req, State) ->
erlang:send_after(200, self(), message),
{ok, Req, State, 100};
info(timeout, Req, State) ->
{stop, cowboy_req:reply(<<"299 OK!">>, Req), State}.
terminate(stop, _, _) ->
ok.

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%% This module implements a loop handler that reads
%% the request query for a timeout value, then sends
%% itself a message after 1000ms. It replies a 200 when
%% the message does not timeout and a 299 otherwise.
-module(loop_handler_timeout_init_h).
-export([init/2]).
-export([info/3]).
-export([terminate/3]).
init(Req, _) ->
#{timeout := Timeout} = cowboy_req:match_qs([{timeout, int}], Req),
erlang:send_after(200, self(), message),
{cowboy_loop, Req, undefined, Timeout}.
info(message, Req, State) ->
{stop, cowboy_req:reply(200, Req), State};
info(timeout, Req, State) ->
{stop, cowboy_req:reply(<<"299 OK!">>, Req), State}.
terminate(stop, _, _) ->
ok.