use std::collections::VecDeque; use hyper::{Body, Method, Request}; use serde::Deserialize; use crate::Error; pub type SocketAddress = (String, u16); #[derive(Default)] pub struct AccessPoints { accesspoint: VecDeque, dealer: VecDeque, spclient: VecDeque, } #[derive(Deserialize, Default)] pub struct ApResolveData { accesspoint: Vec, dealer: Vec, spclient: Vec, } impl ApResolveData { // These addresses probably do some geo-location based traffic management or at least DNS-based // load balancing. They are known to fail when the normal resolvers are up, so that's why they // should only be used as fallback. fn fallback() -> Self { Self { accesspoint: vec![String::from("ap.spotify.com:443")], dealer: vec![String::from("dealer.spotify.com:443")], spclient: vec![String::from("spclient.wg.spotify.com:443")], } } } impl AccessPoints { fn is_any_empty(&self) -> bool { self.accesspoint.is_empty() || self.dealer.is_empty() || self.spclient.is_empty() } } component! { ApResolver : ApResolverInner { data: AccessPoints = AccessPoints::default(), } } impl ApResolver { // return a port if a proxy URL and/or a proxy port was specified. This is useful even when // there is no proxy, but firewalls only allow certain ports (e.g. 443 and not 4070). pub fn port_config(&self) -> Option { if self.session().config().proxy.is_some() || self.session().config().ap_port.is_some() { Some(self.session().config().ap_port.unwrap_or(443)) } else { None } } fn process_ap_strings(&self, data: Vec) -> VecDeque { let filter_port = self.port_config(); data.into_iter() .filter_map(|ap| { let mut split = ap.rsplitn(2, ':'); let port = split.next()?; let port: u16 = port.parse().ok()?; let host = split.next()?.to_owned(); match filter_port { Some(filter_port) if filter_port != port => None, _ => Some((host, port)), } }) .collect() } fn parse_resolve_to_access_points(&self, resolve: ApResolveData) -> AccessPoints { AccessPoints { accesspoint: self.process_ap_strings(resolve.accesspoint), dealer: self.process_ap_strings(resolve.dealer), spclient: self.process_ap_strings(resolve.spclient), } } pub async fn try_apresolve(&self) -> Result { let req = Request::builder() .method(Method::GET) .uri("https://apresolve.spotify.com/?type=accesspoint&type=dealer&type=spclient") .body(Body::empty())?; let body = self.session().http_client().request_body(req).await?; let data: ApResolveData = serde_json::from_slice(body.as_ref())?; Ok(data) } async fn apresolve(&self) { let result = self.try_apresolve().await; self.lock(|inner| { let (data, error) = match result { Ok(data) => (data, None), Err(e) => (ApResolveData::default(), Some(e)), }; inner.data = self.parse_resolve_to_access_points(data); if inner.data.is_any_empty() { warn!("Failed to resolve all access points, using fallbacks"); if let Some(error) = error { warn!("Resolve access points error: {}", error); } let fallback = self.parse_resolve_to_access_points(ApResolveData::fallback()); inner.data.accesspoint.extend(fallback.accesspoint); inner.data.dealer.extend(fallback.dealer); inner.data.spclient.extend(fallback.spclient); } }) } fn is_any_empty(&self) -> bool { self.lock(|inner| inner.data.is_any_empty()) } pub async fn resolve(&self, endpoint: &str) -> Result { if self.is_any_empty() { self.apresolve().await; } self.lock(|inner| { let access_point = match endpoint { // take the first position instead of the last with `pop`, because Spotify returns // access points with ports 4070, 443 and 80 in order of preference from highest // to lowest. "accesspoint" => inner.data.accesspoint.pop_front(), "dealer" => inner.data.dealer.pop_front(), "spclient" => inner.data.spclient.pop_front(), _ => { return Err(Error::unimplemented(format!( "No implementation to resolve access point {}", endpoint ))) } }; let access_point = access_point.ok_or_else(|| { Error::unavailable(format!( "No access point available for endpoint {}", endpoint )) })?; Ok(access_point) }) } }