edgeblog/src/main.rs

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Rust

//! Compute@Edge service which renders markdown from external sources.
use fastly::http::{header, Method, StatusCode};
use fastly::{mime, Body, Error, Request, Response};
use pulldown_cmark::{html, Options, Parser};
use std::io::Read;
/// The configured backend name. This is set up in the Fastly interface, and in fastly.toml
/// for local development.
const BACKEND_NAME: &str = "upstream_ssl";
/// The URL of the header markdown content.
const HEADER_URL: &str = "http://nora.codes/edgeblog/_header.md";
/// The URL of the footer markdown content.
const FOOTER_URL: &str = "http://nora.codes/edgeblog/_footer.md";
/// This function is invoked for every request. If it returns Err(), the user will see a 500.
fn main() -> Result<(), Error> {
// Get the request sent by the client. This hooks into the Compute@Edge runtime interface.
let req = Request::from_client();
// Filter out unrelated request methods.
match req.get_method() {
// Allow GET and HEAD requests.
&Method::GET | &Method::HEAD => (),
// Deny anything else.
_ => {
Response::from_status(StatusCode::METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED)
.with_header(header::ALLOW, "GET, HEAD")
.with_body_text_plain("This method is not allowed\n")
.send_to_client();
return Ok(());
}
};
// Rewrite the / path to index.md, and construct a Request for the main body content.
let upstream_req = match req.get_path() {
"/" => Request::get("http://nora.codes/edgeblog/index.md"),
path => Request::get(format!("http://nora.codes/edgeblog/{}", path)),
};
// Get the data for the body portion of the page, and write the content into the Markdown
// document.
// This backend response is used as the template for the synthetic response.
let mut beresp = upstream_req.send(BACKEND_NAME)?;
// It's important to set Markdown's MIME type as "text" on your webserver;
// I used "text/markdown".
// Here, we check whether or not the object being requested is text. If so, we'll render it
// inline; otherwise, we'll serve it as is. This allows supporting images, other documents,
// and so forth without any extra effort.
if beresp
.get_content_type()
.map(|mime| mime.type_() != mime::TEXT)
.unwrap_or(true)
{
beresp.send_to_client();
return Ok(());
}
// Get the data for the header portion of the page, making a backend request to the origin
// server. This will be cached.
let mut header_body = match Request::get(HEADER_URL).send(BACKEND_NAME) {
Err(_e) => Body::new(),
Ok(mut r) => r.take_body(),
};
// Start off the Markdown document with the header content.
let mut md_assembled = String::new();
header_body.read_to_string(&mut md_assembled)?;
md_assembled.push_str("\n");
beresp.take_body().read_to_string(&mut md_assembled)?;
// Get the data for the footer portion of the page, making a backend request to the origin
// server. This will be cached.
let mut footer_body = match Request::get(FOOTER_URL).send(BACKEND_NAME) {
Err(_e) => Body::new(),
Ok(mut r) => r.take_body(),
};
// Write the footer into the synthetic body
md_assembled.push_str("\n");
footer_body.read_to_string(&mut md_assembled)?;
// Get the geoip info for the client, if possible.
const UNKNOWN_LOCATION_STRING: &str = "unknown";
let geotext: String = match req.get_client_ip_addr() {
Some(ip) => match fastly::geo::geo_lookup(ip) {
None => UNKNOWN_LOCATION_STRING.into(),
Some(geo) => format!(
"AS{} '{}', in {}",
geo.as_number(),
geo.as_name(),
geo.city()
)
.into(),
},
None => UNKNOWN_LOCATION_STRING.into(),
};
md_assembled.push_str(&format!("\n<h5> Your provider: {} </h5>", geotext));
let parser = Parser::new_ext(&md_assembled, Options::empty());
let mut client_body = beresp
.clone_without_body()
.with_content_type(mime::TEXT_HTML_UTF_8)
.stream_to_client();
html::write_html(&mut client_body, parser)?;
Ok(())
}