CommandStation-EX/Transport.h

/*
 *  © 2020, Gregor Baues. All rights reserved.
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 */

#ifndef Transport_h
#define Transport_h

#include <Arduino.h>
#include <Ethernet.h>
#include <WiFiEspAT.h>

#include "NetworkConfig.h"
#include "NetworkInterface.h"
#include "TransportProcessor.h"

template <class S, class C, class U> class Transport 
{

private:
    C                   clients[MAX_SOCK_NUM];          // Client objects created by the connectionPool
    Connection          connections[MAX_SOCK_NUM];      // All the connections build by the connectionPool
    bool                connected = false;                          
    TransportProcessor* t;                              // pointer to the object which handles the incomming flow

    void udpHandler();                                  // Reads from a Udp socket - todo add incomming queue for processing when the flow is faster than we can process commands
    void tcpSessionHandler(S* server);                  // tcpSessionHandler -> connections are maintained open until close by the client
    void connectionPool(S* server);                     // allocates the Sockets at setup time and creates the Connections
   
public:
    uint16_t        port;
    uint8_t         protocol;               // TCP or UDP  
    uint8_t         transport;              // WIFI or ETHERNET 
    S*              server;                 // WiFiServer or EthernetServer 
    U*              udp;                    // UDP socket object
    uint8_t         maxConnections;         // number of supported connections depending on the network equipment use

    bool setup(NetworkInterface* nwi);
    void loop(); 

    bool isConnected() {
        return connected;
    }

    Transport<S,C,U>();
    ~Transport<S,C,U>();
    
};

#endif // !Transport_h