// Copyright 2015 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

import 'dart:async';
import 'dart:convert';

import 'package:meta/meta.dart';
import 'package:stream_channel/stream_channel.dart';

import 'package:test_api/src/backend/runtime.dart'; // ignore: implementation_imports
import 'package:test_api/src/backend/suite_platform.dart'; // ignore: implementation_imports
import 'package:test_core/src/runner/platform.dart'; // ignore: implementation_imports
import 'package:test_core/src/runner/hack_register_platform.dart' as hack; // ignore: implementation_imports
import 'package:test_core/src/runner/runner_suite.dart'; // ignore: implementation_imports
import 'package:test_core/src/runner/suite.dart'; // ignore: implementation_imports
import 'package:test_core/src/runner/plugin/platform_helpers.dart'; // ignore: implementation_imports
import 'package:test_core/src/runner/environment.dart'; // ignore: implementation_imports

import '../artifacts.dart';
import '../base/common.dart';
import '../base/file_system.dart';
import '../base/io.dart';
import '../base/process_manager.dart';
import '../base/terminal.dart';
import '../build_info.dart';
import '../bundle.dart';
import '../compile.dart';
import '../dart/package_map.dart';
import '../globals.dart';
import '../vmservice.dart';
import 'watcher.dart';

/// The timeout we give the test process to connect to the test harness
/// once the process has entered its main method.
///
/// We time out test execution because we expect some tests to hang and we want
/// to know which test hung, rather than have the entire test harness just do
/// nothing for a few hours until the user (or CI environment) gets bored.
const Duration _kTestStartupTimeout = Duration(minutes: 5);

/// The timeout we give the test process to start executing Dart code. When the
/// CPU is under severe load, this can take a while, but it's not indicative of
/// any problem with Flutter, so we give it a large timeout.
///
/// See comment under [_kTestStartupTimeout] regarding timeouts.
const Duration _kTestProcessTimeout = Duration(minutes: 5);

/// Message logged by the test process to signal that its main method has begun
/// execution.
///
/// The test harness responds by starting the [_kTestStartupTimeout] countdown.
/// The CPU may be throttled, which can cause a long delay in between when the
/// process is spawned and when dart code execution begins; we don't want to
/// hold that against the test.
const String _kStartTimeoutTimerMessage = 'sky_shell test process has entered main method';

/// The name of the test configuration file that will be discovered by the
/// test harness if it exists in the project directory hierarchy.
const String _kTestConfigFileName = 'flutter_test_config.dart';

/// The name of the file that signals the root of the project and that will
/// cause the test harness to stop scanning for configuration files.
const String _kProjectRootSentinel = 'pubspec.yaml';

/// The address at which our WebSocket server resides and at which the sky_shell
/// processes will host the Observatory server.
final Map<InternetAddressType, InternetAddress> _kHosts = <InternetAddressType, InternetAddress>{
  InternetAddressType.IPv4: InternetAddress.loopbackIPv4,
  InternetAddressType.IPv6: InternetAddress.loopbackIPv6,
};

/// Configure the `test` package to work with Flutter.
///
/// On systems where each [_FlutterPlatform] is only used to run one test suite
/// (that is, one Dart file with a `*_test.dart` file name and a single `void
/// main()`), you can set an observatory port explicitly.
void installHook({
  @required String shellPath,
  TestWatcher watcher,
  bool enableObservatory = false,
  bool machine = false,
  bool startPaused = false,
  int port = 0,
  String precompiledDillPath,
  Map<String, String> precompiledDillFiles,
  bool trackWidgetCreation = false,
  bool updateGoldens = false,
  int observatoryPort,
  InternetAddressType serverType = InternetAddressType.IPv4,
  Uri projectRootDirectory,
}) {
  assert(enableObservatory || (!startPaused && observatoryPort == null));
  hack.registerPlatformPlugin(
    <Runtime>[Runtime.vm],
    () => _FlutterPlatform(
      shellPath: shellPath,
      watcher: watcher,
      machine: machine,
      enableObservatory: enableObservatory,
      startPaused: startPaused,
      explicitObservatoryPort: observatoryPort,
      host: _kHosts[serverType],
      port: port,
      precompiledDillPath: precompiledDillPath,
      precompiledDillFiles: precompiledDillFiles,
      trackWidgetCreation: trackWidgetCreation,
      updateGoldens: updateGoldens,
      projectRootDirectory: projectRootDirectory,
    ),
  );
}

/// Generates the bootstrap entry point script that will be used to launch an
/// individual test file.
///
/// The [testUrl] argument specifies the path to the test file that is being
/// launched.
///
/// The [host] argument specifies the address at which the test harness is
/// running.
///
/// If [testConfigFile] is specified, it must follow the conventions of test
/// configuration files as outlined in the [flutter_test] library. By default,
/// the test file will be launched directly.
///
/// The [updateGoldens] argument will set the [autoUpdateGoldens] global
/// variable in the [flutter_test] package before invoking the test.
String generateTestBootstrap({
  @required Uri testUrl,
  @required InternetAddress host,
  File testConfigFile,
  bool updateGoldens = false,
}) {
  assert(testUrl != null);
  assert(host != null);
  assert(updateGoldens != null);

  final String websocketUrl = host.type == InternetAddressType.IPv4
      ? 'ws://${host.address}'
      : 'ws://[${host.address}]';
  final String encodedWebsocketUrl = Uri.encodeComponent(websocketUrl);

  final StringBuffer buffer = StringBuffer();
  buffer.write('''
import 'dart:async';
import 'dart:convert';
import 'dart:io';  // ignore: dart_io_import
import 'dart:isolate';

import 'package:flutter_test/flutter_test.dart';
import 'package:test_api/src/remote_listener.dart';
import 'package:stream_channel/stream_channel.dart';
import 'package:stack_trace/stack_trace.dart';

import '$testUrl' as test;
''');
  if (testConfigFile != null) {
    buffer.write('''
import '${Uri.file(testConfigFile.path)}' as test_config;
''');
  }
  buffer.write('''

/// Returns a serialized test suite.
StreamChannel<dynamic> serializeSuite(Function getMain(),
    {bool hidePrints = true, Future<dynamic> beforeLoad()}) {
  return RemoteListener.start(getMain,
      hidePrints: hidePrints, beforeLoad: beforeLoad);
}

/// Capture any top-level errors (mostly lazy syntax errors, since other are
/// caught below) and report them to the parent isolate.
void catchIsolateErrors() {
  final ReceivePort errorPort = ReceivePort();
  // Treat errors non-fatal because otherwise they'll be double-printed.
  Isolate.current.setErrorsFatal(false);
  Isolate.current.addErrorListener(errorPort.sendPort);
  errorPort.listen((dynamic message) {
    // Masquerade as an IsolateSpawnException because that's what this would
    // be if the error had been detected statically.
    final IsolateSpawnException error = IsolateSpawnException(message[0]);
    final Trace stackTrace =
        message[1] == null ? Trace(const <Frame>[]) : Trace.parse(message[1]);
    Zone.current.handleUncaughtError(error, stackTrace);
  });
}


void main() {
  print('$_kStartTimeoutTimerMessage');
  String serverPort = Platform.environment['SERVER_PORT'];
  String server = Uri.decodeComponent('$encodedWebsocketUrl:\$serverPort');
  StreamChannel channel = serializeSuite(() {
    catchIsolateErrors();
    goldenFileComparator = new LocalFileComparator(Uri.parse('$testUrl'));
    autoUpdateGoldenFiles = $updateGoldens;
''');
  if (testConfigFile != null) {
    buffer.write('''
    return () => test_config.main(test.main);
''');
  } else {
    buffer.write('''
    return test.main;
''');
  }
  buffer.write('''
  });
  WebSocket.connect(server).then((WebSocket socket) {
    socket.map((dynamic x) {
      assert(x is String);
      return json.decode(x);
    }).pipe(channel.sink);
    socket.addStream(channel.stream.map(json.encode));
  });
}
''');
  return buffer.toString();
}

enum _InitialResult { crashed, timedOut, connected }
enum _TestResult { crashed, harnessBailed, testBailed }
typedef _Finalizer = Future<void> Function();

class _CompilationRequest {
  _CompilationRequest(this.path, this.result);
  String path;
  Completer<String> result;
}

// This class is a wrapper around compiler that allows multiple isolates to
// enqueue compilation requests, but ensures only one compilation at a time.
class _Compiler {
  _Compiler(bool trackWidgetCreation, Uri projectRootDirectory) {
    // Compiler maintains and updates single incremental dill file.
    // Incremental compilation requests done for each test copy that file away
    // for independent execution.
    final Directory outputDillDirectory = fs.systemTempDirectory.createTempSync('flutter_test_compiler.');
    final File outputDill = outputDillDirectory.childFile('output.dill');

    printTrace('Compiler will use the following file as its incremental dill file: ${outputDill.path}');

    bool suppressOutput = false;
    void reportCompilerMessage(String message, {bool emphasis, TerminalColor color}) {
      if (suppressOutput) {
        return;
      }

      if (message.startsWith('Error: Could not resolve the package \'flutter_test\'')) {
        printTrace(message);
        printError('\n\nFailed to load test harness. Are you missing a dependency on flutter_test?\n',
          emphasis: emphasis,
          color: color,
        );
        suppressOutput = true;
        return;
      }

      printError('$message');
    }

    final String testFilePath = getKernelPathForTransformerOptions(
      fs.path.join(fs.path.fromUri(projectRootDirectory), getBuildDirectory(), 'testfile.dill'),
      trackWidgetCreation: trackWidgetCreation,
    );

    ResidentCompiler createCompiler() {
      return ResidentCompiler(
        artifacts.getArtifactPath(Artifact.flutterPatchedSdkPath),
        packagesPath: PackageMap.globalPackagesPath,
        trackWidgetCreation: trackWidgetCreation,
        compilerMessageConsumer: reportCompilerMessage,
        initializeFromDill: testFilePath,
        unsafePackageSerialization: false,
      );
    }

    printTrace('Listening to compiler controller...');
    compilerController.stream.listen((_CompilationRequest request) async {
      final bool isEmpty = compilationQueue.isEmpty;
      compilationQueue.add(request);
      // Only trigger processing if queue was empty - i.e. no other requests
      // are currently being processed. This effectively enforces "one
      // compilation request at a time".
      if (isEmpty) {
        while (compilationQueue.isNotEmpty) {
          final _CompilationRequest request = compilationQueue.first;
          printTrace('Compiling ${request.path}');
          final Stopwatch compilerTime = Stopwatch()..start();
          bool firstCompile = false;
          if (compiler == null) {
            compiler = createCompiler();
            firstCompile = true;
          }
          suppressOutput = false;
          final CompilerOutput compilerOutput = await compiler.recompile(
            request.path,
            <String>[request.path],
            outputPath: outputDill.path,
          );
          final String outputPath = compilerOutput?.outputFilename;

          // In case compiler didn't produce output or reported compilation
          // errors, pass [null] upwards to the consumer and shutdown the
          // compiler to avoid reusing compiler that might have gotten into
          // a weird state.
          if (outputPath == null || compilerOutput.errorCount > 0) {
            request.result.complete(null);
            await _shutdown();
          } else {
            final File outputFile = fs.file(outputPath);
            final File kernelReadyToRun = await outputFile.copy('${request.path}.dill');
            final File testCache = fs.file(testFilePath);
            if (firstCompile || !testCache.existsSync() || (testCache.lengthSync() < outputFile.lengthSync())) {
              // The idea is to keep the cache file up-to-date and include as
              // much as possible in an effort to re-use as many packages as
              // possible.
              ensureDirectoryExists(testFilePath);
              await outputFile.copy(testFilePath);
            }
            request.result.complete(kernelReadyToRun.path);
            compiler.accept();
            compiler.reset();
          }
          printTrace('Compiling ${request.path} took ${compilerTime.elapsedMilliseconds}ms');
          // Only remove now when we finished processing the element
          compilationQueue.removeAt(0);
        }
      }
    }, onDone: () {
      printTrace('Deleting ${outputDillDirectory.path}...');
      outputDillDirectory.deleteSync(recursive: true);
    });
  }

  final StreamController<_CompilationRequest> compilerController = StreamController<_CompilationRequest>();
  final List<_CompilationRequest> compilationQueue = <_CompilationRequest>[];
  ResidentCompiler compiler;

  Future<String> compile(String mainDart) {
    final Completer<String> completer = Completer<String>();
    compilerController.add(_CompilationRequest(mainDart, completer));
    return completer.future;
  }

  Future<void> _shutdown() async {
    // Check for null in case this instance is shut down before the
    // lazily-created compiler has been created.
    if (compiler != null) {
      await compiler.shutdown();
      compiler = null;
    }
  }

  Future<void> dispose() async {
    await _shutdown();
    await compilerController.close();
  }
}

class _FlutterPlatform extends PlatformPlugin {
  _FlutterPlatform({
    @required this.shellPath,
    this.watcher,
    this.enableObservatory,
    this.machine,
    this.startPaused,
    this.explicitObservatoryPort,
    this.host,
    this.port,
    this.precompiledDillPath,
    this.precompiledDillFiles,
    this.trackWidgetCreation,
    this.updateGoldens,
    this.projectRootDirectory,
  }) : assert(shellPath != null);

  final String shellPath;
  final TestWatcher watcher;
  final bool enableObservatory;
  final bool machine;
  final bool startPaused;
  final int explicitObservatoryPort;
  final InternetAddress host;
  final int port;
  final String precompiledDillPath;
  final Map<String, String> precompiledDillFiles;
  final bool trackWidgetCreation;
  final bool updateGoldens;
  final Uri projectRootDirectory;

  Directory fontsDirectory;
  _Compiler compiler;

  // Each time loadChannel() is called, we spin up a local WebSocket server,
  // then spin up the engine in a subprocess. We pass the engine a Dart file
  // that connects to our WebSocket server, then we proxy JSON messages from
  // the test harness to the engine and back again. If at any time the engine
  // crashes, we inject an error into that stream. When the process closes,
  // we clean everything up.

  int _testCount = 0;

  @override
  Future<RunnerSuite> load(
    String path,
    SuitePlatform platform,
    SuiteConfiguration suiteConfig,
    Object message,
  ) async {
    // loadChannel may throw an exception. That's fine; it will cause the
    // LoadSuite to emit an error, which will be presented to the user.
    // Except for the Declarer error, which is a specific test incompatibility
    // error we need to catch.
    try {
      final StreamChannel<dynamic> channel = loadChannel(path, platform);
      final RunnerSuiteController controller = deserializeSuite(path, platform,
        suiteConfig, const PluginEnvironment(), channel, message);
      return await controller.suite;
    } catch (err) {
      /// Rethrow a less confusing error if it is a test incompatibility.
      if (err.toString().contains('type \'Declarer\' is not a subtype of type \'Declarer\'')) {
        throw UnsupportedError('Package incompatibility between flutter and test packages:\n'
          '  * flutter is incompatible with test <1.4.0.\n'
          '  * flutter is incompatible with mockito <4.0.0\n'
          'To fix this error, update test to at least \'^1.4.0\' and mockito to at least \'^4.0.0\'\n'
        );
      }
      // Guess it was a different error.
      rethrow;
    }
  }

  @override
  StreamChannel<dynamic> loadChannel(String testPath, SuitePlatform platform) {
    if (_testCount > 0) {
      // Fail if there will be a port conflict.
      if (explicitObservatoryPort != null)
        throwToolExit('installHook() was called with an observatory port or debugger mode enabled, but then more than one test suite was run.');
      // Fail if we're passing in a precompiled entry-point.
      if (precompiledDillPath != null)
        throwToolExit('installHook() was called with a precompiled test entry-point, but then more than one test suite was run.');
    }
    final int ourTestCount = _testCount;
    _testCount += 1;
    final StreamController<dynamic> localController = StreamController<dynamic>();
    final StreamController<dynamic> remoteController = StreamController<dynamic>();
    final Completer<_AsyncError> testCompleteCompleter = Completer<_AsyncError>();
    final _FlutterPlatformStreamSinkWrapper<dynamic> remoteSink = _FlutterPlatformStreamSinkWrapper<dynamic>(
      remoteController.sink,
      testCompleteCompleter.future,
    );
    final StreamChannel<dynamic> localChannel = StreamChannel<dynamic>.withGuarantees(
      remoteController.stream,
      localController.sink,
    );
    final StreamChannel<dynamic> remoteChannel = StreamChannel<dynamic>.withGuarantees(
      localController.stream,
      remoteSink,
    );
    testCompleteCompleter.complete(_startTest(testPath, localChannel, ourTestCount));
    return remoteChannel;
  }

  Future<String> _compileExpressionService(String isolateId, String expression,
      List<String> definitions, List<String> typeDefinitions,
      String libraryUri, String klass, bool isStatic,
      ) async {
    if (compiler == null || compiler.compiler == null) {
      throw 'Compiler is not set up properly to compile $expression';
    }
    final CompilerOutput compilerOutput =
      await compiler.compiler.compileExpression(expression, definitions,
        typeDefinitions, libraryUri, klass, isStatic);
    if (compilerOutput != null && compilerOutput.outputFilename != null) {
      return base64.encode(fs.file(compilerOutput.outputFilename).readAsBytesSync());
    }
    throw 'Failed to compile $expression';
  }

  Future<_AsyncError> _startTest(
    String testPath,
    StreamChannel<dynamic> controller,
    int ourTestCount,
  ) async {
    printTrace('test $ourTestCount: starting test $testPath');

    _AsyncError
        outOfBandError; // error that we couldn't send to the harness that we need to send via our future

    final List<_Finalizer> finalizers =
        <_Finalizer>[]; // Will be run in reverse order.
    bool subprocessActive = false;
    bool controllerSinkClosed = false;
    try {
      // Callback can't throw since it's just setting a variable.
      controller.sink.done.whenComplete(() { // ignore: unawaited_futures
        controllerSinkClosed = true;
      }); // ignore: unawaited_futures

      // Prepare our WebSocket server to talk to the engine subproces.
      final HttpServer server = await HttpServer.bind(host, port);
      finalizers.add(() async {
        printTrace('test $ourTestCount: shutting down test harness socket server');
        await server.close(force: true);
      });
      final Completer<WebSocket> webSocket = Completer<WebSocket>();
      server.listen(
        (HttpRequest request) {
          if (!webSocket.isCompleted)
            webSocket.complete(WebSocketTransformer.upgrade(request));
        },
        onError: (dynamic error, dynamic stack) {
          // If you reach here, it's unlikely we're going to be able to really handle this well.
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: test harness socket server experienced an unexpected error: $error');
          if (!controllerSinkClosed) {
            controller.sink.addError(error, stack);
            controller.sink.close();
          } else {
            printError('unexpected error from test harness socket server: $error');
          }
        },
        cancelOnError: true,
      );

      printTrace('test $ourTestCount: starting shell process');

      // If a kernel file is given, then use that to launch the test.
      // If mapping is provided, look kernel file from mapping.
      // If all fails, create a "listener" dart that invokes actual test.
      String mainDart;
      if (precompiledDillPath != null) {
        mainDart = precompiledDillPath;
      } else if (precompiledDillFiles != null) {
        mainDart = precompiledDillFiles[testPath];
      }
      mainDart ??=
          _createListenerDart(finalizers, ourTestCount, testPath, server);

      if (precompiledDillPath == null && precompiledDillFiles == null) {
        // Lazily instantiate compiler so it is built only if it is actually used.
        compiler ??= _Compiler(trackWidgetCreation, projectRootDirectory);
        mainDart = await compiler.compile(mainDart);

        if (mainDart == null) {
          controller.sink.addError(_getErrorMessage('Compilation failed', testPath, shellPath));
          return null;
        }
      }

      final Process process = await _startProcess(
        shellPath,
        mainDart,
        packages: PackageMap.globalPackagesPath,
        enableObservatory: enableObservatory,
        startPaused: startPaused,
        observatoryPort: explicitObservatoryPort,
        serverPort: server.port,
      );
      subprocessActive = true;
      finalizers.add(() async {
        if (subprocessActive) {
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: ensuring end-of-process for shell');
          process.kill();
          final int exitCode = await process.exitCode;
          subprocessActive = false;
          if (!controllerSinkClosed && exitCode != -15) {
            // ProcessSignal.SIGTERM
            // We expect SIGTERM (15) because we tried to terminate it.
            // It's negative because signals are returned as negative exit codes.
            final String message = _getErrorMessage(
                _getExitCodeMessage(exitCode, 'after tests finished'),
                testPath,
                shellPath);
            controller.sink.addError(message);
          }
        }
      });

      final Completer<void> timeout = Completer<void>();
      final Completer<void> gotProcessObservatoryUri = Completer<void>();
      if (!enableObservatory) {
        gotProcessObservatoryUri.complete();
      }

      // Pipe stdout and stderr from the subprocess to our printStatus console.
      // We also keep track of what observatory port the engine used, if any.
      Uri processObservatoryUri;
      _pipeStandardStreamsToConsole(
        process,
        reportObservatoryUri: (Uri detectedUri) {
          assert(processObservatoryUri == null);
          assert(explicitObservatoryPort == null ||
              explicitObservatoryPort == detectedUri.port);
          if (startPaused && !machine) {
            printStatus('The test process has been started.');
            printStatus('You can now connect to it using observatory. To connect, load the following Web site in your browser:');
            printStatus('  $detectedUri');
            printStatus('You should first set appropriate breakpoints, then resume the test in the debugger.');
          } else {
            printTrace('test $ourTestCount: using observatory uri $detectedUri from pid ${process.pid}');
          }
          processObservatoryUri = detectedUri;
          {
            printTrace('Connecting to service protocol: $processObservatoryUri');
            final Future<VMService> localVmService = VMService.connect(processObservatoryUri,
              compileExpression: _compileExpressionService);
            localVmService.then((VMService vmservice) {
              printTrace('Successfully connected to service protocol: $processObservatoryUri');
            });
          }
          gotProcessObservatoryUri.complete();
          watcher?.handleStartedProcess(
              ProcessEvent(ourTestCount, process, processObservatoryUri));
        },
        startTimeoutTimer: () {
          Future<_InitialResult>.delayed(_kTestStartupTimeout)
              .then<void>((_) => timeout.complete());
        },
      );

      // At this point, three things can happen next:
      // The engine could crash, in which case process.exitCode will complete.
      // The engine could connect to us, in which case webSocket.future will complete.
      // The local test harness could get bored of us.

      printTrace('test $ourTestCount: awaiting initial result for pid ${process.pid}');
      final _InitialResult initialResult =
          await Future.any<_InitialResult>(<Future<_InitialResult>>[
        process.exitCode
            .then<_InitialResult>((int exitCode) => _InitialResult.crashed),
        timeout.future
            .then<_InitialResult>((void value) => _InitialResult.timedOut),
        Future<_InitialResult>.delayed(
            _kTestProcessTimeout, () => _InitialResult.timedOut),
        gotProcessObservatoryUri.future.then<_InitialResult>((void value) {
          return webSocket.future.then<_InitialResult>(
            (WebSocket webSocket) => _InitialResult.connected,
          );
        }),
      ]);

      switch (initialResult) {
        case _InitialResult.crashed:
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: process with pid ${process.pid} crashed before connecting to test harness');
          final int exitCode = await process.exitCode;
          subprocessActive = false;
          final String message = _getErrorMessage(
              _getExitCodeMessage(
                  exitCode, 'before connecting to test harness'),
              testPath,
              shellPath);
          controller.sink.addError(message);
          // Awaited for with 'sink.done' below.
          controller.sink.close(); // ignore: unawaited_futures
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: waiting for controller sink to close');
          await controller.sink.done;
          await watcher?.handleTestCrashed(ProcessEvent(ourTestCount, process));
          break;
        case _InitialResult.timedOut:
          // Could happen either if the process takes a long time starting
          // (_kTestProcessTimeout), or if once Dart code starts running, it takes a
          // long time to open the WebSocket connection (_kTestStartupTimeout).
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: timed out waiting for process with pid ${process.pid} to connect to test harness');
          final String message = _getErrorMessage('Test never connected to test harness.', testPath, shellPath);
          controller.sink.addError(message);
          // Awaited for with 'sink.done' below.
          controller.sink.close(); // ignore: unawaited_futures
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: waiting for controller sink to close');
          await controller.sink.done;
          await watcher
              ?.handleTestTimedOut(ProcessEvent(ourTestCount, process));
          break;
        case _InitialResult.connected:
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: process with pid ${process.pid} connected to test harness');
          final WebSocket testSocket = await webSocket.future;

          final Completer<void> harnessDone = Completer<void>();
          final StreamSubscription<dynamic> harnessToTest =
              controller.stream.listen(
            (dynamic event) {
              testSocket.add(json.encode(event));
            },
            onDone: harnessDone.complete,
            onError: (dynamic error, dynamic stack) {
              // If you reach here, it's unlikely we're going to be able to really handle this well.
              printError('test harness controller stream experienced an unexpected error\ntest: $testPath\nerror: $error');
              if (!controllerSinkClosed) {
                controller.sink.addError(error, stack);
                controller.sink.close();
              } else {
                printError('unexpected error from test harness controller stream: $error');
              }
            },
            cancelOnError: true,
          );

          final Completer<void> testDone = Completer<void>();
          final StreamSubscription<dynamic> testToHarness = testSocket.listen(
            (dynamic encodedEvent) {
              assert(encodedEvent
                  is String); // we shouldn't ever get binary messages
              controller.sink.add(json.decode(encodedEvent));
            },
            onDone: testDone.complete,
            onError: (dynamic error, dynamic stack) {
              // If you reach here, it's unlikely we're going to be able to really handle this well.
              printError('test socket stream experienced an unexpected error\ntest: $testPath\nerror: $error');
              if (!controllerSinkClosed) {
                controller.sink.addError(error, stack);
                controller.sink.close();
              } else {
                printError('unexpected error from test socket stream: $error');
              }
            },
            cancelOnError: true,
          );

          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: awaiting test result for pid ${process.pid}');
          final _TestResult testResult =
              await Future.any<_TestResult>(<Future<_TestResult>>[
            process.exitCode.then<_TestResult>((int exitCode) {
              return _TestResult.crashed;
            }),
            harnessDone.future.then<_TestResult>((void value) {
              return _TestResult.harnessBailed;
            }),
            testDone.future.then<_TestResult>((void value) {
              return _TestResult.testBailed;
            }),
          ]);

          await Future.wait<void>(<Future<void>>[
            harnessToTest.cancel(),
            testToHarness.cancel(),
          ]);

          switch (testResult) {
            case _TestResult.crashed:
              printTrace('test $ourTestCount: process with pid ${process.pid} crashed');
              final int exitCode = await process.exitCode;
              subprocessActive = false;
              final String message = _getErrorMessage(
                  _getExitCodeMessage(
                      exitCode, 'before test harness closed its WebSocket'),
                  testPath,
                  shellPath);
              controller.sink.addError(message);
              // Awaited for with 'sink.done' below.
              controller.sink.close(); // ignore: unawaited_futures
              printTrace('test $ourTestCount: waiting for controller sink to close');
              await controller.sink.done;
              break;
            case _TestResult.harnessBailed:
            case _TestResult.testBailed:
              if (testResult == _TestResult.harnessBailed) {
                printTrace('test $ourTestCount: process with pid ${process.pid} no longer needed by test harness');
              } else {
                assert(testResult == _TestResult.testBailed);
                printTrace('test $ourTestCount: process with pid ${process.pid} no longer needs test harness');
              }
              await watcher?.handleFinishedTest(
                  ProcessEvent(ourTestCount, process, processObservatoryUri));
              break;
          }
          break;
      }
    } catch (error, stack) {
      printTrace('test $ourTestCount: error caught during test; ${controllerSinkClosed ? "reporting to console" : "sending to test framework"}');
      if (!controllerSinkClosed) {
        controller.sink.addError(error, stack);
      } else {
        printError('unhandled error during test:\n$testPath\n$error\n$stack');
        outOfBandError ??= _AsyncError(error, stack);
      }
    } finally {
      printTrace('test $ourTestCount: cleaning up...');
      // Finalizers are treated like a stack; run them in reverse order.
      for (_Finalizer finalizer in finalizers.reversed) {
        try {
          await finalizer();
        } catch (error, stack) {
          printTrace('test $ourTestCount: error while cleaning up; ${controllerSinkClosed ? "reporting to console" : "sending to test framework"}');
          if (!controllerSinkClosed) {
            controller.sink.addError(error, stack);
          } else {
            printError('unhandled error during finalization of test:\n$testPath\n$error\n$stack');
            outOfBandError ??= _AsyncError(error, stack);
          }
        }
      }
      if (!controllerSinkClosed) {
        // Waiting below with await.
        controller.sink.close(); // ignore: unawaited_futures
        printTrace('test $ourTestCount: waiting for controller sink to close');
        await controller.sink.done;
      }
    }
    assert(!subprocessActive);
    assert(controllerSinkClosed);
    if (outOfBandError != null) {
      printTrace('test $ourTestCount: finished with out-of-band failure');
    } else {
      printTrace('test $ourTestCount: finished');
    }
    return outOfBandError;
  }

  String _createListenerDart(List<_Finalizer> finalizers, int ourTestCount,
      String testPath, HttpServer server) {
    // Prepare a temporary directory to store the Dart file that will talk to us.
    final Directory tempDir = fs.systemTempDirectory.createTempSync('flutter_test_listener.');
    finalizers.add(() async {
      printTrace('test $ourTestCount: deleting temporary directory');
      tempDir.deleteSync(recursive: true);
    });

    // Prepare the Dart file that will talk to us and start the test.
    final File listenerFile = fs.file('${tempDir.path}/listener.dart');
    listenerFile.createSync();
    listenerFile.writeAsStringSync(_generateTestMain(
      testUrl: fs.path.toUri(fs.path.absolute(testPath)),
    ));
    return listenerFile.path;
  }

  String _generateTestMain({
    Uri testUrl,
  }) {
    assert(testUrl.scheme == 'file');
    File testConfigFile;
    Directory directory = fs.file(testUrl).parent;
    while (directory.path != directory.parent.path) {
      final File configFile = directory.childFile(_kTestConfigFileName);
      if (configFile.existsSync()) {
        printTrace('Discovered $_kTestConfigFileName in ${directory.path}');
        testConfigFile = configFile;
        break;
      }
      if (directory.childFile(_kProjectRootSentinel).existsSync()) {
        printTrace('Stopping scan for $_kTestConfigFileName; '
            'found project root at ${directory.path}');
        break;
      }
      directory = directory.parent;
    }
    return generateTestBootstrap(
      testUrl: testUrl,
      testConfigFile: testConfigFile,
      host: host,
      updateGoldens: updateGoldens,
    );
  }

  File _cachedFontConfig;

  @override
  Future<dynamic> close() async {
    if (compiler != null) {
      await compiler.dispose();
      compiler = null;
    }
    if (fontsDirectory != null) {
      printTrace('Deleting ${fontsDirectory.path}...');
      fontsDirectory.deleteSync(recursive: true);
      fontsDirectory = null;
    }
  }

  /// Returns a Fontconfig config file that limits font fallback to the
  /// artifact cache directory.
  File get _fontConfigFile {
    if (_cachedFontConfig != null) {
      return _cachedFontConfig;
    }

    final StringBuffer sb = StringBuffer();
    sb.writeln('<fontconfig>');
    sb.writeln('  <dir>${cache.getCacheArtifacts().path}</dir>');
    sb.writeln('  <cachedir>/var/cache/fontconfig</cachedir>');
    sb.writeln('</fontconfig>');

    if (fontsDirectory == null) {
      fontsDirectory = fs.systemTempDirectory.createTempSync('flutter_test_fonts.');
      printTrace('Using this directory for fonts configuration: ${fontsDirectory.path}');
    }

    _cachedFontConfig = fs.file('${fontsDirectory.path}/fonts.conf');
    _cachedFontConfig.createSync();
    _cachedFontConfig.writeAsStringSync(sb.toString());
    return _cachedFontConfig;
  }

  Future<Process> _startProcess(
    String executable,
    String testPath, {
    String packages,
    bool enableObservatory = false,
    bool startPaused = false,
    int observatoryPort,
    int serverPort,
  }) {
    assert(executable != null); // Please provide the path to the shell in the SKY_SHELL environment variable.
    assert(!startPaused || enableObservatory);
    final List<String> command = <String>[executable];
    if (enableObservatory) {
      // Some systems drive the _FlutterPlatform class in an unusual way, where
      // only one test file is processed at a time, and the operating
      // environment hands out specific ports ahead of time in a cooperative
      // manner, where we're only allowed to open ports that were given to us in
      // advance like this. For those esoteric systems, we have this feature
      // whereby you can create _FlutterPlatform with a pair of ports.
      //
      // I mention this only so that you won't be tempted, as I was, to apply
      // the obvious simplification to this code and remove this entire feature.
      if (observatoryPort != null)
        command.add('--observatory-port=$observatoryPort');
      if (startPaused) {
        command.add('--start-paused');
      }
    } else {
      command.add('--disable-observatory');
    }
    if (host.type == InternetAddressType.IPv6) {
      command.add('--ipv6');
    }

    command.add('--enable-checked-mode');
    command.addAll(<String>[
      '--enable-software-rendering',
      '--skia-deterministic-rendering',
      '--enable-dart-profiling',
      '--non-interactive',
      '--use-test-fonts',
      '--packages=$packages',
      testPath,
    ]);
    printTrace(command.join(' '));
    final Map<String, String> environment = <String, String>{
      'FLUTTER_TEST': 'true',
      'FONTCONFIG_FILE': _fontConfigFile.path,
      'SERVER_PORT': serverPort.toString(),
    };
    return processManager.start(command, environment: environment);
  }

  void _pipeStandardStreamsToConsole(
    Process process, {
    void startTimeoutTimer(),
    void reportObservatoryUri(Uri uri),
  }) {
    const String observatoryString = 'Observatory listening on ';
    for (Stream<List<int>> stream in <Stream<List<int>>>[
      process.stderr,
      process.stdout
    ]) {
      stream
          .transform<String>(utf8.decoder)
          .transform<String>(const LineSplitter())
          .listen(
        (String line) {
          if (line == _kStartTimeoutTimerMessage) {
            if (startTimeoutTimer != null) {
              startTimeoutTimer();
            }
          } else if (line.startsWith('error: Unable to read Dart source \'package:test/')) {
            printTrace('Shell: $line');
            printError('\n\nFailed to load test harness. Are you missing a dependency on flutter_test?\n');
          } else if (line.startsWith(observatoryString)) {
            printTrace('Shell: $line');
            try {
              final Uri uri = Uri.parse(line.substring(observatoryString.length));
              if (reportObservatoryUri != null) {
                reportObservatoryUri(uri);
              }
            } catch (error) {
              printError('Could not parse shell observatory port message: $error');
            }
          } else if (line != null) {
            printStatus('Shell: $line');
          }
        },
        onError: (dynamic error) {
          printError('shell console stream for process pid ${process.pid} experienced an unexpected error: $error');
        },
        cancelOnError: true,
      );
    }
  }

  String _getErrorMessage(String what, String testPath, String shellPath) {
    return '$what\nTest: $testPath\nShell: $shellPath\n\n';
  }

  String _getExitCodeMessage(int exitCode, String when) {
    switch (exitCode) {
      case 1:
        return 'Shell subprocess cleanly reported an error $when. Check the logs above for an error message.';
      case 0:
        return 'Shell subprocess ended cleanly $when. Did main() call exit()?';
      case -0x0f: // ProcessSignal.SIGTERM
        return 'Shell subprocess crashed with SIGTERM ($exitCode) $when.';
      case -0x0b: // ProcessSignal.SIGSEGV
        return 'Shell subprocess crashed with segmentation fault $when.';
      case -0x06: // ProcessSignal.SIGABRT
        return 'Shell subprocess crashed with SIGABRT ($exitCode) $when.';
      case -0x02: // ProcessSignal.SIGINT
        return 'Shell subprocess terminated by ^C (SIGINT, $exitCode) $when.';
      default:
        return 'Shell subprocess crashed with unexpected exit code $exitCode $when.';
    }
  }
}

// The [_shellProcessClosed] future can't have errors thrown on it because it
// crosses zones (it's fed in a zone created by the test package, but listened
// to by a parent zone, the same zone that calls [close] below).
//
// This is because Dart won't let errors that were fed into a Future in one zone
// propagate to listeners in another zone. (Specifically, the zone in which the
// future was completed with the error, and the zone in which the listener was
// registered, are what matters.)
//
// Because of this, the [_shellProcessClosed] future takes an [_AsyncError]
// object as a result. If it's null, it's as if it had completed correctly; if
// it's non-null, it contains the error and stack trace of the actual error, as
// if it had completed with that error.
class _FlutterPlatformStreamSinkWrapper<S> implements StreamSink<S> {
  _FlutterPlatformStreamSinkWrapper(this._parent, this._shellProcessClosed);

  final StreamSink<S> _parent;
  final Future<_AsyncError> _shellProcessClosed;

  @override
  Future<void> get done => _done.future;
  final Completer<void> _done = Completer<void>();

  @override
  Future<dynamic> close() {
    Future.wait<dynamic>(<Future<dynamic>>[
      _parent.close(),
      _shellProcessClosed,
    ]).then<void>(
      (List<dynamic> futureResults) {
        assert(futureResults.length == 2);
        assert(futureResults.first == null);
        if (futureResults.last is _AsyncError) {
          _done.completeError(futureResults.last.error, futureResults.last.stack);
        } else {
          assert(futureResults.last == null);
          _done.complete();
        }
      },
      onError: _done.completeError,
    );
    return done;
  }

  @override
  void add(S event) => _parent.add(event);
  @override
  void addError(dynamic errorEvent, [StackTrace stackTrace]) => _parent.addError(errorEvent, stackTrace);
  @override
  Future<dynamic> addStream(Stream<S> stream) => _parent.addStream(stream);
}

@immutable
class _AsyncError {
  const _AsyncError(this.error, this.stack);
  final dynamic error;
  final StackTrace stack;
}
