fs,extension: Make truncate work on cached file content.

We now remember the path of each cached file, so when someone
truncates that path, we can truncate all open instances of it in
cache. Important when someone pipes to stomp a file / opens with
O_TRUNC (which FUSE disaggregates into an open() and then a truncate()
call). Gets rid of the need for FUSE_CAP_ATOMIC_O_TRUNC, which never
worked on macOS anyway.

Fixes #40.

1 files changed, 16 insertions, 14 deletions

diff --git a/extension/background.js b/extension/background.js
index 2a59630..6f4d108 100644
--- a/extension/background.js
+++ b/extension/background.js
@@ -17,9 +17,6 @@ const unix = {
   S_IFREG: 0100000, // regular
   S_IFLNK: 0120000, // symbolic link
   S_IFSOCK: 0140000, // socket
-
-  // Open flags
-  O_TRUNC: 01000,
 }
 class UnixError extends Error {
   constructor(error) { super(); this.name = "UnixError"; this.error = error; }
@@ -74,14 +71,21 @@ const defineFile = (function() {
     // whole new conversation with the browser and regenerating the
     // content -- important for taking a screenshot, for instance)
     store: {}, nextHandle: 0,
-    storeObject(object) {
+    storeObject(path, object) {
       const handle = ++this.nextHandle;
-      this.store[handle] = object;
+      this.store[handle] = {path, object};
       return handle;
     },
-    getObjectForHandle(handle) { return this.store[handle]; },
-    setObjectForHandle(handle, object) { this.store[handle] = object; },
-    removeObjectForHandle(handle) { delete this.store[handle]; }
+    getObjectForHandle(handle) { return this.store[handle].object; },
+    setObjectForHandle(handle, object) { this.store[handle].object = object; },
+    removeObjectForHandle(handle) { delete this.store[handle]; },
+    setObjectForPath(path, object) {
+      for (let storedObject of Object.values(this.store)) {
+        if (storedObject.path === path) {
+          storedObject.object = object;
+        }
+      }
+    }
   };
 
   function toUtf8Array(stringOrArray) {
@@ -110,11 +114,11 @@ const defineFile = (function() {
     // We call getData() once when the file is opened, then cache that
     // data for all subsequent reads from that application.
     async open(req) {
-      const data = !(req.flags & unix.O_TRUNC) ? await getData(req) : "";
-      return { fh: Cache.storeObject(toUtf8Array(data)) };
+      const data = await getData(req);
+      return { fh: Cache.storeObject(req.path, toUtf8Array(data)) };
     },
     async read({fh, size, offset}) {
-      return { buf: String.fromCharCode(...Cache.getObjectForHandle(fh).slice(offset, offset + size)) }
+      return { buf: String.fromCharCode(...Cache.getObjectForHandle(fh).slice(offset, offset + size)) };
     },
     async write(req) {
       const {fh, offset, buf} = req;
@@ -135,15 +139,13 @@ const defineFile = (function() {
     async release({fh}) { Cache.removeObjectForHandle(fh); return {}; },
 
     async truncate(req) {
-      // TODO: weird case if they truncate while the file is open
-      // (but `echo hi > foo.txt`, the main thing I care about, uses
-      // O_TRUNC which thankfully doesn't do that)
       let arr = toUtf8Array(await getData(req));
       if (req.size !== arr.length) {
         const newArr = new Uint8Array(req.size);
         newArr.set(arr.slice(0, Math.min(req.size, arr.length)));
         arr = newArr;
       }
+      Cache.setObjectForPath(req.path, arr);
       await setData(req, utf8ArrayToString(arr)); return {};
     }
   });