// Copyright 2018 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 'package:multicast_dns/multicast_dns.dart'; import '../base/common.dart'; import '../base/file_system.dart'; import '../base/io.dart'; import '../base/utils.dart'; import '../cache.dart'; import '../commands/daemon.dart'; import '../compile.dart'; import '../device.dart'; import '../fuchsia/fuchsia_device.dart'; import '../globals.dart'; import '../ios/devices.dart'; import '../ios/simulators.dart'; import '../project.dart'; import '../protocol_discovery.dart'; import '../resident_runner.dart'; import '../run_cold.dart'; import '../run_hot.dart'; import '../runner/flutter_command.dart'; /// A Flutter-command that attaches to applications that have been launched /// without `flutter run`. /// /// With an application already running, a HotRunner can be attached to it /// with: /// ``` /// $ flutter attach --debug-port 12345 /// ``` /// /// Alternatively, the attach command can start listening and scan for new /// programs that become active: /// ``` /// $ flutter attach /// ``` /// As soon as a new observatory is detected the command attaches to it and /// enables hot reloading. /// /// To attach to a flutter mod running on a fuchsia device, `--module` must /// also be provided. class AttachCommand extends FlutterCommand { AttachCommand({bool verboseHelp = false, this.hotRunnerFactory}) { addBuildModeFlags(defaultToRelease: false); usesIsolateFilterOption(hide: !verboseHelp); usesTargetOption(); usesPortOptions(); usesIpv6Flag(); usesFilesystemOptions(hide: !verboseHelp); usesFuchsiaOptions(hide: !verboseHelp); argParser ..addOption( 'debug-port', help: 'Device port where the observatory is listening.', )..addOption( 'app-id', help: 'The package name (Android) or bundle identifier (iOS) for the application. ' 'This can be specified to avoid being prompted if multiple observatory ports ' 'are advertised.\n' 'If you have multiple devices or emulators running, you should include the ' 'device hostname as well, e.g. "com.example.myApp@my-iphone".\n' 'This parameter is case-insensitive.', )..addOption( 'pid-file', help: 'Specify a file to write the process id to. ' 'You can send SIGUSR1 to trigger a hot reload ' 'and SIGUSR2 to trigger a hot restart.', )..addOption( 'project-root', hide: !verboseHelp, help: 'Normally used only in run target', )..addFlag('machine', hide: !verboseHelp, negatable: false, help: 'Handle machine structured JSON command input and provide output ' 'and progress in machine friendly format.', ); hotRunnerFactory ??= HotRunnerFactory(); } HotRunnerFactory hotRunnerFactory; @override final String name = 'attach'; @override final String description = 'Attach to a running application.'; int get debugPort { if (argResults['debug-port'] == null) return null; try { return int.parse(argResults['debug-port']); } catch (error) { throwToolExit('Invalid port for `--debug-port`: $error'); } return null; } String get appId { return argResults['app-id']; } @override Future<void> validateCommand() async { await super.validateCommand(); if (await findTargetDevice() == null) throwToolExit(null); debugPort; if (debugPort == null && argResults.wasParsed(FlutterCommand.ipv6Flag)) { throwToolExit( 'When the --debug-port is unknown, this command determines ' 'the value of --ipv6 on its own.', ); } if (debugPort == null && argResults.wasParsed(FlutterCommand.observatoryPortOption)) { throwToolExit( 'When the --debug-port is unknown, this command does not use ' 'the value of --observatory-port.', ); } } @override Future<FlutterCommandResult> runCommand() async { final String ipv4Loopback = InternetAddress.loopbackIPv4.address; final String ipv6Loopback = InternetAddress.loopbackIPv6.address; final FlutterProject flutterProject = await FlutterProject.current(); Cache.releaseLockEarly(); await _validateArguments(); writePidFile(argResults['pid-file']); final Device device = await findTargetDevice(); Future<int> getDevicePort() async { if (debugPort != null) { return debugPort; } // This call takes a non-trivial amount of time, and only iOS devices and // simulators support it. // If/when we do this on Android or other platforms, we can update it here. if (device is IOSDevice || device is IOSSimulator) { return MDnsObservatoryPortDiscovery().queryForPort(applicationId: appId); } return null; } final int devicePort = await getDevicePort(); final Daemon daemon = argResults['machine'] ? Daemon(stdinCommandStream, stdoutCommandResponse, notifyingLogger: NotifyingLogger(), logToStdout: true) : null; Uri observatoryUri; bool usesIpv6 = false; bool attachLogger = false; if (devicePort == null) { if (device is FuchsiaDevice) { attachLogger = true; final String module = argResults['module']; if (module == null) throwToolExit('\'--module\' is required for attaching to a Fuchsia device'); usesIpv6 = device.ipv6; FuchsiaIsolateDiscoveryProtocol isolateDiscoveryProtocol; try { isolateDiscoveryProtocol = device.getIsolateDiscoveryProtocol(module); observatoryUri = await isolateDiscoveryProtocol.uri; printStatus('Done.'); // FYI, this message is used as a sentinel in tests. } catch (_) { isolateDiscoveryProtocol?.dispose(); final List<ForwardedPort> ports = device.portForwarder.forwardedPorts.toList(); for (ForwardedPort port in ports) { await device.portForwarder.unforward(port); } rethrow; } } else { ProtocolDiscovery observatoryDiscovery; try { observatoryDiscovery = ProtocolDiscovery.observatory( device.getLogReader(), portForwarder: device.portForwarder, ); printStatus('Waiting for a connection from Flutter on ${device.name}...'); observatoryUri = await observatoryDiscovery.uri; // Determine ipv6 status from the scanned logs. usesIpv6 = observatoryDiscovery.ipv6; printStatus('Done.'); // FYI, this message is used as a sentinel in tests. } finally { await observatoryDiscovery?.cancel(); } } } else { usesIpv6 = ipv6; final int localPort = observatoryPort ?? await device.portForwarder.forward(devicePort); observatoryUri = usesIpv6 ? Uri.parse('http://[$ipv6Loopback]:$localPort/') : Uri.parse('http://$ipv4Loopback:$localPort/'); } try { final bool useHot = getBuildInfo().isDebug; final FlutterDevice flutterDevice = await FlutterDevice.create( device, trackWidgetCreation: false, dillOutputPath: argResults['output-dill'], fileSystemRoots: argResults['filesystem-root'], fileSystemScheme: argResults['filesystem-scheme'], viewFilter: argResults['isolate-filter'], target: argResults['target'], targetModel: TargetModel(argResults['target-model']), ); flutterDevice.observatoryUris = <Uri>[ observatoryUri ]; final List<FlutterDevice> flutterDevices = <FlutterDevice>[flutterDevice]; final DebuggingOptions debuggingOptions = DebuggingOptions.enabled(getBuildInfo()); final ResidentRunner runner = useHot ? hotRunnerFactory.build( flutterDevices, target: targetFile, debuggingOptions: debuggingOptions, packagesFilePath: globalResults['packages'], usesTerminalUI: daemon == null, projectRootPath: argResults['project-root'], dillOutputPath: argResults['output-dill'], ipv6: usesIpv6, flutterProject: flutterProject, ) : ColdRunner( flutterDevices, target: targetFile, debuggingOptions: debuggingOptions, ipv6: usesIpv6, ); if (attachLogger) { flutterDevice.startEchoingDeviceLog(); } int result; if (daemon != null) { AppInstance app; try { app = await daemon.appDomain.launch( runner, runner.attach, device, null, true, fs.currentDirectory, LaunchMode.attach, ); } catch (error) { throwToolExit(error.toString()); } result = await app.runner.waitForAppToFinish(); assert(result != null); } else { result = await runner.attach(); assert(result != null); } if (result != 0) throwToolExit(null, exitCode: result); } finally { final List<ForwardedPort> ports = device.portForwarder.forwardedPorts.toList(); for (ForwardedPort port in ports) { await device.portForwarder.unforward(port); } } return null; } Future<void> _validateArguments() async { } } class HotRunnerFactory { HotRunner build( List<FlutterDevice> devices, { String target, DebuggingOptions debuggingOptions, bool usesTerminalUI = true, bool benchmarkMode = false, File applicationBinary, bool hostIsIde = false, String projectRootPath, String packagesFilePath, String dillOutputPath, bool stayResident = true, bool ipv6 = false, FlutterProject flutterProject, }) => HotRunner( devices, target: target, debuggingOptions: debuggingOptions, usesTerminalUI: usesTerminalUI, benchmarkMode: benchmarkMode, applicationBinary: applicationBinary, hostIsIde: hostIsIde, projectRootPath: projectRootPath, packagesFilePath: packagesFilePath, dillOutputPath: dillOutputPath, stayResident: stayResident, ipv6: ipv6, ); } /// A wrapper around [MDnsClient] to find a Dart observatory port. class MDnsObservatoryPortDiscovery { /// Creates a new [MDnsObservatoryPortDiscovery] object. /// /// The [client] parameter will be defaulted to a new [MDnsClient] if null. /// The [applicationId] parameter may be null, and can be used to /// automatically select which application to use if multiple are advertising /// Dart observatory ports. MDnsObservatoryPortDiscovery({MDnsClient mdnsClient}) : client = mdnsClient ?? MDnsClient(); /// The [MDnsClient] used to do a lookup. final MDnsClient client; static const String dartObservatoryName = '_dartobservatory._tcp.local'; /// Executes an mDNS query for a Dart Observatory port. /// /// The [applicationId] parameter may be used to specify which application /// to find. For Android, it refers to the package name; on iOS, it refers to /// the bundle ID. /// /// If it is not null, this method will find the port of the /// Dart Observatory for that application. If it cannot find a Dart /// Observatory matching that application identifier, it will call /// [throwToolExit]. /// /// If it is null and there are multiple ports available, the user will be /// prompted with a list of available observatory ports and asked to select /// one. /// /// If it is null and there is only one available port, it will return that /// port regardless of what application the port is for. Future<int> queryForPort({String applicationId}) async { printStatus('Checking for advertised Dart observatories...'); try { await client.start(); final List<PtrResourceRecord> pointerRecords = await client .lookup<PtrResourceRecord>( ResourceRecordQuery.serverPointer(dartObservatoryName), ) .toList(); if (pointerRecords.isEmpty) { return null; } // We have no guarantee that we won't get multiple hits from the same // service on this. final List<String> uniqueDomainNames = pointerRecords .map<String>((PtrResourceRecord record) => record.domainName) .toSet() .toList(); String domainName; if (applicationId != null) { for (String name in uniqueDomainNames) { if (name.toLowerCase().startsWith(applicationId.toLowerCase())) { domainName = name; break; } } if (domainName == null) { throwToolExit('Did not find a observatory port advertised for $applicationId.'); } } else if (uniqueDomainNames.length > 1) { final StringBuffer buffer = StringBuffer(); buffer.writeln('There are multiple observatory ports available.'); buffer.writeln('Rerun this command with one of the following passed in as the appId:'); buffer.writeln(''); for (final String uniqueDomainName in uniqueDomainNames) { buffer.writeln(' flutter attach --app-id ${uniqueDomainName.replaceAll('.$dartObservatoryName', '')}'); } throwToolExit(buffer.toString()); } else { domainName = pointerRecords[0].domainName; } printStatus('Checking for available port on $domainName'); // Here, if we get more than one, it should just be a duplicate. final List<SrvResourceRecord> srv = await client .lookup<SrvResourceRecord>( ResourceRecordQuery.service(domainName), ) .toList(); if (srv.isEmpty) { return null; } if (srv.length > 1) { printError('Unexpectedly found more than one observatory report for $domainName ' '- using first one (${srv.first.port}).'); } return srv.first.port; } finally { client.stop(); } } }