/** Automatic high-level RESTful client/server interface generation facilities.

	This modules aims to provide a typesafe way to deal with RESTful APIs. D's
	`interface`s are used to define the behavior of the API, so that they can
	be used transparently within the application. This module assumes that
	HTTP is used as the underlying transport for the REST API.

	While convenient means are provided for generating both, the server and the
	client side, of the API from a single interface definition, it is also
	possible to use as a pure client side implementation to target existing
	web APIs.

	The following paragraphs will explain in detail how the interface definition
	is mapped to the RESTful API, without going into specifics about the client
	or server side. Take a look at `registerRestInterface` and
	`RestInterfaceClient` for more information in those areas.

	These are the main adantages of using this module to define RESTful APIs
	over defining them manually by registering request handlers in a
	`URLRouter`:

	$(UL
		$(LI Automatic client generation: once the interface is defined, it can
			be used both by the client side and the server side, which means
			that there is no way to have a protocol mismatch between the two.)
		$(LI Automatic route generation for the server: one job of the REST
			module is to generate the HTTP routes/endpoints for the API.)
		$(LI Automatic serialization/deserialization: Instead of doing manual
	  		serialization and deserialization, just normal statically typed
	  		member functions are defined and the code generator takes care of
	  		converting to/from wire format. Custom serialization can be achieved
	  		by defining `JSON` or `string` parameters/return values together
	  		with the appropriate `@bodyParam` annotations.)
		$(LI Higher level representation integrated into D: Some concepts of the
	  		interfaces, such as optional parameters or `in`/`out`/`ref`
	  		parameters, as well as `Nullable!T`, are translated naturally to the
	  		RESTful protocol.)
	)

	The most basic interface that can be defined is as follows:
	----
	@path("/api/")
	interface APIRoot {
	    string get();
	}
	----

	This defines an API that has a single endpoint, 'GET /api/'. So if the
	server is found at http://api.example.com, performing a GET request to
	$(CODE http://api.example.com/api/) will call the `get()` method and send
	its return value verbatim as the response body.

	Endpoint_generation:
		An endpoint is a combination of an HTTP method and a local URI. For each
		public method of the interface, one endpoint is registered in the
		`URLRouter`.

		By default, the method and URI parts will be inferred from the method
		name by looking for a known prefix. For example, a method called
		`getFoo` will automatically be mapped to a 'GET /foo' request. The
		recognized prefixes are as follows:

		$(TABLE
			$(TR $(TH Prefix) $(TH HTTP verb))
			$(TR $(TD get)	  $(TD GET))
			$(TR $(TD query)  $(TD GET))
			$(TR $(TD set)    $(TD PUT))
			$(TR $(TD put)    $(TD PUT))
			$(TR $(TD update) $(TD PATCH))
			$(TR $(TD patch)  $(TD PATCH))
			$(TR $(TD add)    $(TD POST))
			$(TR $(TD create) $(TD POST))
			$(TR $(TD post)   $(TD POST))
		)

		Member functions that have no valid prefix default to 'POST'. Note that
		any of the methods defined in `vibe.http.common.HTTPMethod` are
		supported through manual endpoint specifications, as described in the
		next section.

		After determining the HTTP method, the rest of the method's name is
		then treated as the local URI of the endpoint. It is expected to be in
		standard D camel case style and will be transformed into the style that
		is specified in the call to `registerRestInterface`, which defaults to
		`MethodStyle.lowerUnderscored`.

	Manual_endpoint_specification:
		Endpoints can be controlled manually through the use of `@path` and
		`@method` annotations:

		----
		@path("/api/")
		interface APIRoot {
		    // Here we use a POST method
		    @method(HTTPMethod.POST)
			// Our method will located at '/api/foo'
			@path("/foo")
			void doSomething();
		}
		----

		Manual path annotations also allows defining custom path placeholders
		that will be mapped to function parameters. Placeholders are path
		segments that start with a colon:

		----
		@path("/users/")
		interface UsersAPI {
		    @path(":name")
		    Json getUserByName(string _name);
		}
		----

		This will cause a request "GET /users/peter" to be mapped to the
		`getUserByName` method, with the `_name` parameter receiving the string
		"peter". Note that the matching parameter must have an underscore
		prefixed so that it can be distinguished from normal form/query
		parameters.

		It is possible to partially rely on the default behavior and to only
		customize either the method or the path of the endpoint:

		----
		@method(HTTPMethod.POST)
		void getFoo();
		----

		In the above case, as 'POST' is set explicitly, the route would be
		'POST /foo'. On the other hand, if the declaration had been:

		----
		@path("/bar")
		void getFoo();
		----

		The route generated would be 'GET /bar'.

	Properties:
		`@property` functions have a special mapping: property getters (no
		parameters and a non-void return value) are mapped as GET functions,
		and property setters (a single parameter) are mapped as PUT. No prefix
		recognition or trimming will be done for properties.

	Method_style:
		Method names will be translated to the given 'MethodStyle'. The default
		style is `MethodStyle.lowerUnderscored`, so that a function named
		`getFooBar` will match the route 'GET /foo_bar'. See
		`vibe.web.common.MethodStyle` for more information about the available
		styles.

	Serialization:
		By default the return values of the interface methods are serialized
		as a JSON text and sent back to the REST client. To override this, you
		can use the @resultSerializer attribute

		---
		struct TestStruct {int i;}

		interface IService {
		@safe:
			@resultSerializer!(
				// output_stream implements OutputRange
				function (output_stream, test_struct) {
					output_stream ~= serializeToJsonString(test_struct);
				},
				// input_stream implements InputStream
				function (input_stream) {
					return deserializeJson!TestStruct(input_stream.readAllUTF8());
				},
				"application/json")()
			@resultSerializer!(
				// output_stream implements OutputRange
				function (output_stream, test_struct) {
					output_stream ~= test_struct.i.to!string();
				},
				// input_stream implements InputStream
				function (input_stream) {
					TestStruct test_struct;
					test_struct.i = input_stream.readAllUTF8().to!int();
					return test_struct;
				},
				"plain/text")()
			TestStruct getTest();
		}

		class Service : IService {
		@safe:
			TestStruct getTest() {
				TestStruct test_struct = {42};
				return test_struct;
			}
		}
		---

	Serialization_policies:
		You can customize the serialization of any type used by an interface
		by using serialization policies. The following example is using
		the `Base64ArrayPolicy`, which means if `X` contains any ubyte arrays,
		they will be serialized to their base64 encoding instead of
		their normal string representation (e.g. `"[1, 2, 255]"`).

		---
		@serializationPolicy!(Base64ArrayPolicy)
		interface ITestBase64
		{
			@safe X getTest();
		}
		---

	Parameters:
		Function parameters may be populated from the route, query string,
		request body, or headers. They may optionally affect the route URL itself.

		By default, parameters are passed differently depending on the type of
		request (i.e., HTTP method). For GET and PUT, parameters are passed
		via the query string (`<route>?paramA=valueA[?paramB=...]`),
		while for POST and PATCH, they are passed via the request body
		as a JSON object.

		The default behavior can be overridden using one of the following
		annotations, put as UDA on the relevant parameter:

		$(UL
			$(LI `@viaHeader("field")`: Will	source the parameter on which it is
				applied from the request headers named "field". If the parameter
				is `ref`, it will also be set as a response header. Parameters
				declared as `out` will $(I only) be set as a response header.)
			$(LI `@viaQuery("field")`: Will source the parameter on which it is
				applied from a field named "field" of the query string.)
			$(LI `@viaBody("field")`: Will source the parameter on which it is
				applied from a field named "field" of the request body
				in JSON format, or, if no field is passed, will represent the
				whole body. Note that in the later case, there can be no other
				`viaBody` parameters.)
		)

		----
		@path("/api/")
		interface APIRoot {
			// GET /api/header with 'Authorization' set
			string getHeader(@viaBody("Authorization") string param);

			// GET /api/foo?param=...
			string getFoo(@viaQuery("param") int param);

			// GET /api/body with body set to { "myFoo": {...} }
			string getBody(@viaBody("parameter") FooType myFoo);

			// GET /api/full_body with body set to {...}
			string getFullBody(@viaBody() FooType myFoo);
		}
		----

		Further, how function parameters are named may affect the route:

		$(UL
			$(LI $(P Parameters with leading underscores (e.g. `_slug`) are also
				interpreted as a route component, but only in the presence of
				a `@path` UDA annotation. See Manual endpoint specification above.))
			$(LI $(P Other function parameters do not affect or come from the path
				 portion of the URL, and are are passed according to the default
				 rules above: query string for GET and PUT; request body JSON
				 for POST and PATCH.))
			$(LI $(P $(B Deprecated:) If the first parameter is named `id`, this is
				interpreted as a leading route component. For example,
				`getName(int id)` becomes `/:id/name`.)
				$(P Note that this style of parameter-based URL routing is
				different than in many other web frameworks, where instead
				this example would be routed as `/name/:id`.)
				$(P See `Collection` for the preferred way to represent object
				collections in REST interfaces))
		)


	Default_values:
		Parameters with default values behave as optional parameters. If one is
		set in the interface declaration of a method, the client can omit a
		value for the corresponding field in the request and the default value
		is used instead.

		Note that if default parameters are not evaluable by CTFE, compilation
		may fail due to DMD bug #14369 (Vibe.d tracking issue: #1043).

	Aggregates:
		When passing aggregates as parameters, those are serialized differently
		depending on the way they are passed, which may be especially important
		when interfacing with an existing RESTful API:

		$(UL
			$(LI If the parameter is passed via the headers or the query, either
				implicitly or explicitly, the aggregate is serialized to JSON.
				If the JSON representation is a single string, the string value
				will be used verbatim. Otherwise the JSON representation will be
				used)
			$(LI If the parameter is passed via the body, the datastructure is
				serialized to JSON and set as a field of the main JSON object
				that is expected in the request body. Its field name equals the
				parameter name, unless an explicit `@bodyParam` annotation is
				used.)
		)

	See_Also:
		To see how to implement the server side in detail, jump to
		`registerRestInterface`.

		To see how to implement the client side in detail, jump to
		the `RestInterfaceClient` documentation.

	Copyright: © 2012-2018 Sönke Ludwig
	License: Subject to the terms of the MIT license, as written in the included LICENSE.txt file.
	Authors: Sönke Ludwig, Михаил Страшун, Mathias 'Geod24' Lang
*/
module vibe.web.rest;

public import vibe.web.common;

import vibe.core.log;
import vibe.core.stream : InputStream, isInputStream, pipe;
import vibe.http.router : URLRouter;
import vibe.http.client : HTTPClientRequest, HTTPClientResponse, HTTPClientSettings;
import vibe.http.common : HTTPMethod, HTTPStatusException;
import vibe.http.server : HTTPServerRequestDelegate, HTTPServerRequest, HTTPServerResponse;
import vibe.http.status : HTTPStatus, isSuccessCode;
import vibe.internal.meta.uda;
import vibe.internal.meta.funcattr;
import vibe.inet.url;
import vibe.inet.message : InetHeaderMap;
import vibe.web.internal.rest.common : RestInterface, Route, SubInterfaceType;
import vibe.web.auth : AuthInfo, handleAuthentication, handleAuthorization, isAuthenticated;

import std.algorithm : count, startsWith, endsWith, sort, splitter;
import std.array : appender, split;
import std.meta : AliasSeq;
import std.range : isOutputRange;
import std.string : strip, indexOf, toLower;
import std.typecons : No, Nullable, Yes;
import std.typetuple : anySatisfy, Filter;
import std.traits;

/** Registers a server matching a certain REST interface.

	Servers are implementation of the D interface that defines the RESTful API.
	The methods of this class are invoked by the code that is generated for
	each endpoint of the API, with parameters and return values being translated
	according to the rules documented in the `vibe.web.rest` module
	documentation.

	A basic 'hello world' API can be defined as follows:
	----
	@path("/api/")
	interface APIRoot {
	    string get();
	}

	class API : APIRoot {
	    override string get() { return "Hello, World"; }
	}

	void main()
	{
	    // -- Where the magic happens --
	    router.registerRestInterface(new API());
	    // GET http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/ and 'Hello, World' will be replied
	    listenHTTP("127.0.0.1:8080", router);

	    runApplication();
	}
	----

	As can be seen here, the RESTful logic can be written inside the class
	without any concern for the actual HTTP representation.

	Return_value:
		By default, all methods that return a value send a 200 (OK) status code,
		or 204 if no value is being returned for the body.

	Non-success:
		In the cases where an error code should be signaled to the user, a
		`HTTPStatusException` can be thrown from within the method. It will be
		turned into a JSON object that has a `statusMessage` field with the
		exception message. In case of other exception types being thrown, the
		status code will be set to 500 (internal server error), the
		`statusMessage` field will again contain the exception's message, and,
		in debug mode, an additional `statusDebugMessage` field will be set to
		the complete string representation of the exception
		(`Exception.toString`), which usually contains a stack trace useful for
		debugging.

	Returning_data:
		To return data, it is possible to either use the return value, which
		will be sent as the response body, or individual `ref`/`out` parameters
		can be used. The way they are represented in the response can be
		customized by adding `@viaBody`/`@viaHeader` annotations on the
		parameter declaration of the method within the interface.

		In case of errors, any `@viaHeader` parameters are guaranteed to
		be set in the response, so that applications such as HTTP basic
		authentication can be implemented.

	Template_Params:
	    TImpl = Either an interface type, or a class that derives from an
			      interface. If the class derives from multiple interfaces,
	            the first one will be assumed to be the API description
	            and a warning will be issued.

	Params:
	    router   = The HTTP router on which the interface will be registered
	    instance = Server instance to use
	    settings = Additional settings, such as the `MethodStyle` or the prefix

	See_Also:
		`RestInterfaceClient` class for an automated way to generate the
		matching client-side implementation.
*/
URLRouter registerRestInterface(TImpl)(URLRouter router, TImpl instance, RestInterfaceSettings settings = null)
{
	import std.algorithm : filter, map, all;
	import std.array : array;
	import std.range : front;
	import vibe.web.internal.rest.common : ParameterKind;

	auto intf = RestInterface!TImpl(settings, false);

	foreach (i, ovrld; intf.SubInterfaceFunctions) {
		enum fname = __traits(identifier, intf.SubInterfaceFunctions[i]);
		alias R = ReturnType!ovrld;

		static if (isInstanceOf!(Collection, R)) {
			auto ret = __traits(getMember, instance, fname)(R.ParentIDs.init);
			router.registerRestInterface!(R.Interface)(ret.m_interface, intf.subInterfaces[i].settings);
		} else {
			auto ret = __traits(getMember, instance, fname)();
			router.registerRestInterface!R(ret, intf.subInterfaces[i].settings);
		}
	}


	foreach (i, func; intf.RouteFunctions) {
		auto route = intf.routes[i];

		// normal handler
		auto handler = jsonMethodHandler!(func, i)(instance, intf);

		auto diagparams = route.parameters.filter!(p => p.kind != ParameterKind.internal).map!(p => p.fieldName).array;
		logDiagnostic("REST route: %s %s %s", route.method, route.fullPattern, diagparams);
		router.match(route.method, route.fullPattern, handler);
	}

	// here we filter our already existing OPTIONS routes, so we don't overwrite whenever the user explicitly made his own OPTIONS route
	auto routesGroupedByPattern = intf.getRoutesGroupedByPattern.filter!(rs => rs.all!(r => r.method != HTTPMethod.OPTIONS));

	foreach(routes; routesGroupedByPattern){
		auto route = routes.front;
		auto handler = optionsMethodHandler(routes, settings);

		auto diagparams = route.parameters.filter!(p => p.kind != ParameterKind.internal).map!(p => p.fieldName).array;
		logDiagnostic("REST route: %s %s %s", HTTPMethod.OPTIONS, route.fullPattern, diagparams);
		router.match(HTTPMethod.OPTIONS, route.fullPattern, handler);
	}
	return router;
}

/// ditto
URLRouter registerRestInterface(TImpl)(URLRouter router, TImpl instance, MethodStyle style)
{
	return registerRestInterface(router, instance, "/", style);
}

/// ditto
URLRouter registerRestInterface(TImpl)(URLRouter router, TImpl instance, string url_prefix,
	MethodStyle style = MethodStyle.lowerUnderscored)
{
	auto settings = new RestInterfaceSettings;
	if (!url_prefix.startsWith("/")) url_prefix = "/"~url_prefix;
	settings.baseURL = URL("http://127.0.0.1"~url_prefix);
	settings.methodStyle = style;
	return registerRestInterface(router, instance, settings);
}


/**
	This is a very limited example of REST interface features. Please refer to
	the "rest" project in the "examples" folder for a full overview.

	All details related to HTTP are inferred from the interface declaration.
*/
@safe unittest
{
	@path("/")
	interface IMyAPI
	{
		@safe:
		// GET /api/greeting
		@property string greeting();

		// PUT /api/greeting
		@property void greeting(string text);

		// POST /api/users
		@path("/users")
		void addNewUser(string name);

		// GET /api/users
		@property string[] users();

		// GET /api/:id/name
		string getName(int id);

		// GET /some_custom_json
		Json getSomeCustomJson();
	}

	// vibe.d takes care of all JSON encoding/decoding
	// and actual API implementation can work directly
	// with native types

	class API : IMyAPI
	{
		private {
			string m_greeting;
			string[] m_users;
		}

		@property string greeting() { return m_greeting; }
		@property void greeting(string text) { m_greeting = text; }

		void addNewUser(string name) { m_users ~= name; }

		@property string[] users() { return m_users; }

		string getName(int id) { return m_users[id]; }

		Json getSomeCustomJson()
		{
			Json ret = Json.emptyObject;
			ret["somefield"] = "Hello, World!";
			return ret;
		}
	}

	// actual usage, this is usually done in app.d module
	// constructor

	void static_this()
	{
		import vibe.http.server, vibe.http.router;

		auto router = new URLRouter;
		router.registerRestInterface(new API());
		listenHTTP(new HTTPServerSettings(), router);
	}
}


/**
	Returns a HTTP handler delegate that serves a JavaScript REST client.
*/
HTTPServerRequestDelegate serveRestJSClient(I)(RestInterfaceSettings settings)
	if (is(I == interface))
{
	import std.datetime.systime : SysTime;
	import std.array : appender;

	import vibe.http.fileserver : ETag, handleCache;

	auto app = appender!string();
	generateRestJSClient!I(app, settings);
	ETag tag = ETag.md5(No.weak, app.data);

	void serve(HTTPServerRequest req, HTTPServerResponse res)
	{
		if (handleCache(req, res, tag, SysTime.init, "public"))
			return;

		res.writeBody(app.data, "application/javascript; charset=UTF-8");
	}

	return &serve;
}
/// ditto
HTTPServerRequestDelegate serveRestJSClient(I)(URL base_url)
{
	auto settings = new RestInterfaceSettings;
	settings.baseURL = base_url;
	return serveRestJSClient!I(settings);
}
/// ditto
HTTPServerRequestDelegate serveRestJSClient(I)(string base_url)
{
	auto settings = new RestInterfaceSettings;
	settings.baseURL = URL(base_url);
	return serveRestJSClient!I(settings);
}
/// ditto
HTTPServerRequestDelegate serveRestJSClient(I)()
{
	auto settings = new RestInterfaceSettings;
	return serveRestJSClient!I(settings);
}

///
unittest {
	import vibe.http.server;

	interface MyAPI {
		string getFoo();
		void postBar(string param);
	}

	void test()
	{
		auto restsettings = new RestInterfaceSettings;
		restsettings.baseURL = URL("http://api.example.org/");

		auto router = new URLRouter;
		router.get("/myapi.js", serveRestJSClient!MyAPI(restsettings));
		//router.get("/myapi.js", serveRestJSClient!MyAPI(URL("http://api.example.org/")));
		//router.get("/myapi.js", serveRestJSClient!MyAPI("http://api.example.org/"));
		//router.get("/myapi.js", serveRestJSClient!MyAPI()); // if want to request to self server
		//router.get("/", staticTemplate!"index.dt");

		listenHTTP(new HTTPServerSettings, router);
	}

	/*
		index.dt:
		html
			head
				title JS REST client test
				script(src="myapi.js")
			body
				button(onclick="MyAPI.postBar('hello');")
	*/
}


/**
	Generates JavaScript code to access a REST interface from the browser.
*/
void generateRestJSClient(I, R)(ref R output, RestInterfaceSettings settings = null)
	if (is(I == interface) && isOutputRange!(R, char))
{
	import vibe.web.internal.rest.jsclient : generateInterface, JSRestClientSettings;
	auto jsgenset = new JSRestClientSettings;
	output.generateInterface!I(settings, jsgenset, true);
}

/// Writes a JavaScript REST client to a local .js file.
unittest {
	import vibe.core.file;

	interface MyAPI {
		void getFoo();
		void postBar(string param);
	}

	void generateJSClientImpl()
	{
		import std.array : appender;

		auto app = appender!string;
		auto settings = new RestInterfaceSettings;
		settings.baseURL = URL("http://localhost/");
		generateRestJSClient!MyAPI(app, settings);
	}

	generateJSClientImpl();
}


/**
	Implements the given interface by forwarding all public methods to a REST server.

	The server must talk the same protocol as registerRestInterface() generates. Be sure to set
	the matching method style for this. The RestInterfaceClient class will derive from the
	interface that is passed as a template argument. It can be used as a drop-in replacement
	of the real implementation of the API this way.

	Non-success:
		If a request failed, timed out, or the server returned an non-success status code,
		an `vibe.web.common.RestException` will be thrown.
*/
class RestInterfaceClient(I) : I
{
	import std.typetuple : staticMap;

	private alias Info = RestInterface!I;

	//pragma(msg, "imports for "~I.stringof~":");
	//pragma(msg, generateModuleImports!(I)());
	mixin(generateModuleImports!I());

	private {
		// storing this struct directly causes a segfault when built with
		// LDC 0.15.x, so we are using a pointer here:
		RestInterface!I* m_intf;
		RequestFilter m_requestFilter;
		RequestBodyFilter m_requestBodyFilter;
		staticMap!(RestInterfaceClient, Info.SubInterfaceTypes) m_subInterfaces;
	}

	alias RequestFilter = void delegate(HTTPClientRequest req) @safe;

	alias RequestBodyFilter = void delegate(HTTPClientRequest req, scope InputStream body_contents) @safe;

	/**
		Creates a new REST client implementation of $(D I).
	*/
	this(RestInterfaceSettings settings)
	{
		m_intf = new Info(settings, true);

		foreach (i, SI; Info.SubInterfaceTypes)
			m_subInterfaces[i] = new RestInterfaceClient!SI(m_intf.subInterfaces[i].settings);
	}

	/// ditto
	this(string base_url, MethodStyle style = MethodStyle.lowerUnderscored)
	{
		this(URL(base_url), style);
	}

	/// ditto
	this(URL base_url, MethodStyle style = MethodStyle.lowerUnderscored)
	{
		scope settings = new RestInterfaceSettings;
		settings.baseURL = base_url;
		settings.methodStyle = style;
		this(settings);
	}

	/**
		An optional request filter that allows to modify each request before it is made.
	*/
	final @property RequestFilter requestFilter()
	{
		return m_requestFilter;
	}
	/// ditto
	final @property void requestFilter(RequestFilter v)
	{
		m_requestFilter = v;
		foreach (i, SI; Info.SubInterfaceTypes)
			m_subInterfaces[i].requestFilter = v;
	}
	/// ditto
	final @property void requestFilter(void delegate(HTTPClientRequest req) v)
	{
		this.requestFilter = cast(RequestFilter)v;
	}

	/** Optional request filter with access to the request body.

		This callback allows to modify the request headers depending on the
		contents of the body.
	*/
	final @property void requestBodyFilter(RequestBodyFilter del)
	{
		m_requestBodyFilter = del;
	}
	/// ditto
	final @property RequestBodyFilter requestBodyFilter()
	{
		return m_requestBodyFilter;
	}

	//pragma(msg, "restinterface:");
	mixin(generateRestClientMethods!I());

	protected {
		import vibe.data.json : Json;
		import vibe.textfilter.urlencode;

		/**
		 * Perform a request to the interface using the given parameters.
		 *
		 * Params:
		 * verb = Kind of request (See $(D HTTPMethod) enum).
		 * name = Location to request. For a request on https://github.com/rejectedsoftware/vibe.d/issues?q=author%3ASantaClaus,
		 *		it will be '/rejectedsoftware/vibe.d/issues'.
		 * hdrs = The headers to send. Some field might be overriden (such as Content-Length). However, Content-Type will NOT be overriden.
		 * query = The $(B encoded) query string. For a request on https://github.com/rejectedsoftware/vibe.d/issues?q=author%3ASantaClaus,
		 *		it will be 'author%3ASantaClaus'.
		 * body_ = The body to send, as a string. If a Content-Type is present in $(D hdrs), it will be used, otherwise it will default to
		 *		the generic type "application/json".
		 * reqReturnHdrs = A map of required return headers.
		 *				   To avoid returning unused headers, nothing is written
		 *				   to this structure unless there's an (usually empty)
		 *				   entry (= the key exists) with the same key.
		 *				   If any key present in `reqReturnHdrs` is not present
		 *				   in the response, an Exception is thrown.
		 * optReturnHdrs = A map of optional return headers.
		 *				   This behaves almost as exactly as reqReturnHdrs,
		 *				   except that non-existent key in the response will
		 *				   not cause it to throw, but rather to set this entry
		 *				   to 'null'.
		 *
		 * Returns:
		 *     The Json object returned by the request
		 */
		Json request(HTTPMethod verb, string name,
					 const scope ref InetHeaderMap hdrs, string query, string body_,
					 ref InetHeaderMap reqReturnHdrs,
					 ref InetHeaderMap optReturnHdrs) const
		{
			auto path = URL(m_intf.baseURL).pathString;

			if (name.length)
			{
				if (path.length && path[$ - 1] == '/' && name[0] == '/')
					path ~= name[1 .. $];
				else if (path.length && path[$ - 1] == '/' || name[0] == '/')
					path ~= name;
				else
					path ~= '/' ~ name;
			}

			auto httpsettings = m_intf.settings.httpClientSettings;

			auto http_resp = .request(URL(m_intf.baseURL), m_requestFilter,
				m_requestBodyFilter, verb, path,
				hdrs, query, body_, reqReturnHdrs, optReturnHdrs, httpsettings);
			scope(exit) http_resp.dropBody();

			return http_resp.readJson();
		}
	}
}

///
unittest
{
	interface IMyApi
	{
		// GET /status
		string getStatus();

		// GET /greeting
		@property string greeting();
		// PUT /greeting
		@property void greeting(string text);

		// POST /new_user
		void addNewUser(string name);
		// GET /users
		@property string[] users();
		// GET /:id/name
		string getName(int id);

		Json getSomeCustomJson();
	}

	void test()
	{
		auto api = new RestInterfaceClient!IMyApi("http://127.0.0.1/api/");

		logInfo("Status: %s", api.getStatus());
		api.greeting = "Hello, World!";
		logInfo("Greeting message: %s", api.greeting);
		api.addNewUser("Peter");
		api.addNewUser("Igor");
		logInfo("Users: %s", api.users);
		logInfo("First user name: %s", api.getName(0));
	}
}


/**
	Encapsulates settings used to customize the generated REST interface.
*/
class RestInterfaceSettings {
	/** The public URL below which the REST interface is registered.
	*/
	URL baseURL;

	/** List of allowed origins for CORS

		Empty list is interpreted as allowing all origins (e.g. *)
	*/
	string[] allowedOrigins;

	/** Naming convention used for the generated URLs.
	*/
	MethodStyle methodStyle = MethodStyle.lowerUnderscored;

    /** The content type the client would like to receive the data back
	*/
	string content_type = "application/json";

	/** Ignores a trailing underscore in method and function names.

		With this setting set to $(D true), it's possible to use names in the
		REST interface that are reserved words in D.
	*/
	bool stripTrailingUnderscore = true;

	/// Overrides the default HTTP client settings used by the `RestInterfaceClient`.
	HTTPClientSettings httpClientSettings;

	/** Optional handler used to render custom replies in case of errors.

		The handler needs to set the response status code to the provided
		`RestErrorInformation.statusCode` value and can then write a custom
		response body.

		Note that the REST interface generator by default handles any exceptions thrown
		during request handling and sents a JSON response with the error message. The
		low level `HTTPServerSettings.errorPageHandler` is not invoked.

		If `errorHandler` is not set, a JSON object with a single field "statusMessage"
		will be sent. In debug builds, there may also be an additional
		"statusDebugMessage" field that contains the full exception text, including a
		possible stack trace.
	*/
	RestErrorHandler errorHandler;

	@property RestInterfaceSettings dup()
	const @safe {
		auto ret = new RestInterfaceSettings;
		ret.baseURL = this.baseURL;
		ret.methodStyle = this.methodStyle;
		ret.stripTrailingUnderscore = this.stripTrailingUnderscore;
		ret.allowedOrigins = this.allowedOrigins.dup;
		ret.content_type = this.content_type.dup;
		ret.errorHandler = this.errorHandler;
		if (this.httpClientSettings) {
			ret.httpClientSettings = this.httpClientSettings.dup;
		}
		return ret;
	}
}

/** Type of the optional handler used to render custom replies in case of errors.

	The error handler for a REST interface can be set via
	`RestInterfaceSettings.errorHandler`.
 */
alias RestErrorHandler = void delegate(HTTPServerRequest, HTTPServerResponse, RestErrorInformation error) @safe;

/** Contains detailed informations about the error

	Used by the error handler (`RestInterfaceSettings.errorHandler`) to return
	the correct information(s) to clients.
 */
struct RestErrorInformation {
	/// The status code that the handler should send in the reply
	HTTPStatus statusCode;

	/** If triggered by an exception, this contains the catched exception
		object.
	*/
	Exception exception;

	private this(Exception e, HTTPStatus default_status)
	@safe {
		this.exception = e;

		if (auto he = cast(HTTPStatusException)e) {
			this.statusCode = cast(HTTPStatus)he.status;
		} else {
			this.statusCode = default_status;
		}
	}
}


/**
	Models REST collection interfaces using natural D syntax.

	Use this type as the return value of a REST interface getter method/property
	to model a collection of objects. `opIndex` is used to make the individual
	entries accessible using the `[index]` syntax. Nested collections are
	supported.

	The interface `I` needs to define a struct named `CollectionIndices`. The
	members of this struct denote the types and names of the indexes that lead
	to a particular resource. If a collection is nested within another
	collection, the order of these members must match the nesting order
	(outermost first).

	The parameter list of all of `I`'s methods must begin with all but the last
	entry in `CollectionIndices`. Methods that also match the last entry will be
	considered methods of a collection item (`collection[index].method()`),
	wheres all other methods will be considered methods of the collection
	itself (`collection.method()`).

	The name of the index parameters affects the default path of a method's
	route. Normal parameter names will be subject to the same rules as usual
	routes (see `registerRestInterface`) and will be mapped to query or form
	parameters at the protocol level. Names starting with an underscore will
	instead be mapped to path placeholders. For example,
	`void getName(int __item_id)` will be mapped to a GET request to the
	path `":item_id/name"`.
*/
struct Collection(I)
	if (is(I == interface))
{
	static assert(is(I.CollectionIndices == struct), "Collection interfaces must define a CollectionIndices struct.");

	alias Interface = I;
	alias AllIDs = AliasSeq!(typeof(I.CollectionIndices.tupleof));
	alias AllIDNames = FieldNameTuple!(I.CollectionIndices);
	static assert(AllIDs.length >= 1, I.stringof~".CollectionIndices must define at least one member.");
	static assert(AllIDNames.length == AllIDs.length);
	alias ItemID = AllIDs[$-1];
	alias ParentIDs = AllIDs[0 .. $-1];
	alias ParentIDNames = AllIDNames[0 .. $-1];

	private {
		I m_interface;
		ParentIDs m_parentIDs;
	}

	/** Constructs a new collection instance that is tied to a particular
		parent collection entry.

		Params:
			api = The target interface imstance to be mapped as a collection
			pids = The indexes of all collections in which this collection is
				nested (if any)
	*/
	this(I api, ParentIDs pids)
	{
		m_interface = api;
		m_parentIDs = pids;
	}

	static struct Item {
		private {
			I m_interface;
			AllIDs m_id;
		}

		this(I api, AllIDs id)
		{
			m_interface = api;
			m_id = id;
		}

		// forward all item methods
		mixin(() {
			string ret;
			foreach (m; __traits(allMembers, I)) {
				foreach (ovrld; MemberFunctionsTuple!(I, m)) {
					alias PT = ParameterTypeTuple!ovrld;
					static if (matchesAllIDs!ovrld)
						ret ~= "auto "~m~"(ARGS...)(ARGS args) { return m_interface."~m~"(m_id, args); }\n";
				}
			}
			return ret;
		} ());
	}

	// Note: the example causes a recursive template instantiation if done as a documented unit test:
	/** Accesses a single collection entry.

		Example:
		---
		interface IMain {
			@property Collection!IItem items();
		}

		interface IItem {
			struct CollectionIndices {
				int _itemID;
			}

			@method(HTTPMethod.GET)
			string name(int _itemID);
		}

		void test(IMain main)
		{
			auto item_name = main.items[23].name; // equivalent to IItem.name(23)
		}
		---
	*/
	Item opIndex(ItemID id)
	{
		return Item(m_interface, m_parentIDs, id);
	}

	// forward all non-item methods
	mixin(() {
		string ret;
		foreach (m; __traits(allMembers, I)) {
			foreach (ovrld; MemberFunctionsTuple!(I, m)) {
				alias PT = ParameterTypeTuple!ovrld;
				static if (!matchesAllIDs!ovrld && !hasUDA!(ovrld, NoRouteAttribute)) {
					static assert(matchesParentIDs!ovrld,
						"Collection methods must take all parent IDs as the first parameters."~PT.stringof~"   "~ParentIDs.stringof);
					ret ~= "auto "~m~"(ARGS...)(ARGS args) { return m_interface."~m~"(m_parentIDs, args); }\n";
				}
			}
		}
		return ret;
	} ());

	private template matchesParentIDs(alias func) {
		static if (is(ParameterTypeTuple!func[0 .. ParentIDs.length] == ParentIDs)) {
			static if (ParentIDNames.length == 0) enum matchesParentIDs = true;
			else static if (ParameterIdentifierTuple!func[0 .. ParentIDNames.length] == ParentIDNames)
				enum matchesParentIDs = true;
			else enum matchesParentIDs = false;
		} else enum matchesParentIDs = false;
	}

	private template matchesAllIDs(alias func) {
		static if (is(ParameterTypeTuple!func[0 .. AllIDs.length] == AllIDs)) {
			static if (ParameterIdentifierTuple!func[0 .. AllIDNames.length] == AllIDNames)
				enum matchesAllIDs = true;
			else enum matchesAllIDs = false;
		} else enum matchesAllIDs = false;
	}
}

/// Model two nested collections using path based indexes
unittest {
	//
	// API definition
	//
	interface SubItemAPI {
		// Define the index path that leads to a sub item
		struct CollectionIndices {
			// The ID of the base item. This must match the definition in
			// ItemAPI.CollectionIndices
			string _item;
			// The index if the sub item
			int _index;
		}

		// GET /items/:item/subItems/length
		@property int length(string _item);

		// GET /items/:item/subItems/:index/squared_position
		int getSquaredPosition(string _item, int _index);
	}

	interface ItemAPI {
		// Define the index that identifies an item
		struct CollectionIndices {
			string _item;
		}

		// base path /items/:item/subItems
		Collection!SubItemAPI subItems(string _item);

		// GET /items/:item/name
		@property string name(string _item);
	}

	interface API {
		// a collection of items at the base path /items/
		Collection!ItemAPI items();
	}

	//
	// Local API implementation
	//
	class SubItemAPIImpl : SubItemAPI {
		@property int length(string _item) { return 10; }

		int getSquaredPosition(string _item, int _index) { return _index ^^ 2; }
	}

	class ItemAPIImpl : ItemAPI {
		private SubItemAPIImpl m_subItems;

		this() { m_subItems = new SubItemAPIImpl; }

		Collection!SubItemAPI subItems(string _item) { return Collection!SubItemAPI(m_subItems, _item); }

		string name(string _item) { return _item; }
	}

	class APIImpl : API {
		private ItemAPIImpl m_items;

		this() { m_items = new ItemAPIImpl; }

		Collection!ItemAPI items() { return Collection!ItemAPI(m_items); }
	}

	//
	// Resulting API usage
	//
	API api = new APIImpl; // A RestInterfaceClient!API would work just as well

	// GET /items/foo/name
	assert(api.items["foo"].name == "foo");
	// GET /items/foo/sub_items/length
	assert(api.items["foo"].subItems.length == 10);
	// GET /items/foo/sub_items/2/squared_position
	assert(api.items["foo"].subItems[2].getSquaredPosition() == 4);
}

unittest {
	interface I {
		struct CollectionIndices {
			int id1;
			string id2;
		}

		void a(int id1, string id2);
		void b(int id1, int id2);
		void c(int id1, string p);
		void d(int id1, string id2, int p);
		void e(int id1, int id2, int p);
		void f(int id1, string p, int q);
	}

	Collection!I coll;
	static assert(is(typeof(coll["x"].a()) == void));
	static assert(is(typeof(coll.b(42)) == void));
	static assert(is(typeof(coll.c("foo")) == void));
	static assert(is(typeof(coll["x"].d(42)) == void));
	static assert(is(typeof(coll.e(42, 42)) == void));
	static assert(is(typeof(coll.f("foo", 42)) == void));
}

/// Model two nested collections using normal query parameters as indexes
unittest {
	//
	// API definition
	//
	interface SubItemAPI {
		// Define the index path that leads to a sub item
		struct CollectionIndices {
			// The ID of the base item. This must match the definition in
			// ItemAPI.CollectionIndices
			string item;
			// The index if the sub item
			int index;
		}

		// GET /items/subItems/length?item=...
		@property int length(string item);

		// GET /items/subItems/squared_position?item=...&index=...
		int getSquaredPosition(string item, int index);
	}

	interface ItemAPI {
		// Define the index that identifies an item
		struct CollectionIndices {
			string item;
		}

		// base path /items/subItems?item=...
		Collection!SubItemAPI subItems(string item);

		// GET /items/name?item=...
		@property string name(string item);
	}

	interface API {
		// a collection of items at the base path /items/
		Collection!ItemAPI items();
	}

	//
	// Local API implementation
	//
	class SubItemAPIImpl : SubItemAPI {
		@property int length(string item) { return 10; }

		int getSquaredPosition(string item, int index) { return index ^^ 2; }
	}

	class ItemAPIImpl : ItemAPI {
		private SubItemAPIImpl m_subItems;

		this() { m_subItems = new SubItemAPIImpl; }

		Collection!SubItemAPI subItems(string item) { return Collection!SubItemAPI(m_subItems, item); }

		string name(string item) { return item; }
	}

	class APIImpl : API {
		private ItemAPIImpl m_items;

		this() { m_items = new ItemAPIImpl; }

		Collection!ItemAPI items() { return Collection!ItemAPI(m_items); }
	}

	//
	// Resulting API usage
	//
	API api = new APIImpl; // A RestInterfaceClient!API would work just as well

	// GET /items/name?item=foo
	assert(api.items["foo"].name == "foo");
	// GET /items/subitems/length?item=foo
	assert(api.items["foo"].subItems.length == 10);
	// GET /items/subitems/squared_position?item=foo&index=2
	assert(api.items["foo"].subItems[2].getSquaredPosition() == 4);
}

unittest {
	interface C {
		struct CollectionIndices {
			int _ax;
			int _b;
		}
		void testB(int _ax, int _b);
	}

	interface B {
		struct CollectionIndices {
			int _a;
		}
		Collection!C c();
		void testA(int _a);
	}

	interface A {
		Collection!B b();
	}

	static assert (!is(typeof(A.init.b[1].c[2].testB())));
}

/** Allows processing the server request/response before the handler method is called.

	Note that this attribute is only used by `registerRestInterface`, but not
	by the client generators. This attribute expects the name of a parameter that
	will receive its return value.

	Writing to the response body from within the specified hander function
	causes any further processing of the request to be skipped. In particular,
	the route handler method will not be called.

	Note:
		The example shows the drawback of this attribute. It generally is a
		leaky abstraction that propagates to the base interface. For this
		reason the use of this attribute is not recommended, unless there is
		no suitable alternative.
*/
alias before = vibe.internal.meta.funcattr.before;

///
@safe unittest {
    import vibe.http.router;
	import vibe.http.server;
    import vibe.web.rest;

	interface MyService {
		long getHeaderCount(size_t foo = 0) @safe;
	}

	static size_t handler(scope HTTPServerRequest req, scope HTTPServerResponse res)
	{
		return req.headers.length;
	}

	class MyServiceImpl : MyService {
		// the "foo" parameter will receive the number of request headers
		@before!handler("foo")
		long getHeaderCount(size_t foo)
		{
			return foo;
		}
	}

	void test(URLRouter router)
	@safe {
		router.registerRestInterface(new MyServiceImpl);
	}
}


/** Allows processing the return value of a handler method and the request/response objects.

	The value returned by the REST API will be the value returned by the last
	`@after` handler, which allows to post process the results of the handler
	method.

	Writing to the response body from within the specified handler function
	causes any further processing of the request ot be skipped, including
	any other `@after` annotations and writing the result value.
*/
alias after = vibe.internal.meta.funcattr.after;

///
@safe unittest {
    import vibe.http.router;
	import vibe.http.server;
    import vibe.web.rest;

	interface MyService {
		long getMagic() @safe;
	}

	static long handler(long ret, HTTPServerRequest req, HTTPServerResponse res)
	@safe {
		return ret * 2;
	}

	class MyServiceImpl : MyService{
		// the result reported by the REST API will be 42
		@after!handler
		long getMagic()
		{
			return 21;
		}
	}

	void test(URLRouter router)
	@safe {
		router.registerRestInterface(new MyServiceImpl);
	}
}

/**
 * Generate an handler that will wrap the server's method
 *
 * This function returns an handler, generated at compile time, that
 * will deserialize the parameters, pass them to the function implemented
 * by the user, and return what it needs to return, be it header parameters
 * or body, which is at the moment either a pure string or a Json object.
 *
 * One thing that makes this method more complex that it needs be is the
 * inability for D to attach UDA to parameters. This means we have to roll
 * our own implementation, which tries to be as easy to use as possible.
 * We'll require the user to give the name of the parameter as a string to
 * our UDA. Hopefully, we're also able to detect at compile time if the user
 * made a typo of any kind (see $(D genInterfaceValidationError)).
 *
 * Note:
 * Lots of abbreviations are used to ease the code, such as
 * PTT (ParameterTypeTuple), WPAT (WebParamAttributeTuple)
 * and PWPAT (ParameterWebParamAttributeTuple).
 *
 * Params:
 *	T = type of the object which represent the REST server (user implemented).
 *	Func = An alias to the function of $(D T) to wrap.
 *
 *	inst = REST server on which to call our $(D Func).
 *	settings = REST server configuration.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A delegate suitable to use as an handler for an HTTP request.
 */
private HTTPServerRequestDelegate jsonMethodHandler(alias Func, size_t ridx, T)(T inst, ref RestInterface!T intf)
{
	import std.string : format;
	import std.traits : Unqual;
	import vibe.http.common : enforceBadRequest;
	import vibe.utils.string : sanitizeUTF8;
	import vibe.web.internal.rest.common : ParameterKind;
	import vibe.internal.meta.funcattr : IsAttributedParameter, computeAttributedParameterCtx;
	import vibe.internal.meta.traits : derivedMethod;
	import vibe.textfilter.urlencode : urlDecode;

	enum Method = __traits(identifier, Func);
	// We need mutable types for deserialization
	alias PTypes = staticMap!(Unqual, ParameterTypeTuple!Func);
	alias PDefaults = ParameterDefaultValueTuple!Func;
	alias CFuncRaw = derivedMethod!(T, Func);
	static if (AliasSeq!(CFuncRaw).length > 0) alias CFunc = CFuncRaw;
	else alias CFunc = Func;
	alias RT = ReturnType!(FunctionTypeOf!Func);
	static const sroute = RestInterface!T.staticRoutes[ridx];
	auto route = intf.routes[ridx];
	auto settings = intf.settings;
    alias SerPolicyType = SerPolicyT!(RestInterface!T.I).PolicyTemplate;

	void handler(HTTPServerRequest req, HTTPServerResponse res)
	@safe {
		if (route.bodyParameters.length) {
			/*enforceBadRequest(req.contentType == "application/json",
				"The Content-Type header needs to be set to application/json.");*/
			enforceBadRequest(req.json.type != Json.Type.undefined,
				"The request body does not contain a valid JSON value.");
			enforceBadRequest(req.json.type == Json.Type.object,
				"The request body must contain a JSON object.");
		}

		void handleException(Exception e, HTTPStatus default_status)
		@safe {
			logDebug("REST handler exception: %s", () @trusted { return e.toString(); } ());
			if (res.headerWritten) {
				logDebug("Response already started. Client will not receive an error code!");
				return;
			}

			if (settings.errorHandler) {
				settings.errorHandler(req, res, RestErrorInformation(e, default_status));
			} else {
				import std.algorithm : among;
				debug string debugMsg;

				if (auto se = cast(HTTPStatusException)e)
					res.statusCode = se.status;
				else debug {
					res.statusCode = HTTPStatus.internalServerError;
					debugMsg = () @trusted { return sanitizeUTF8(cast(ubyte[])e.toString()); }();
				}
				else
					res.statusCode = default_status;

				// All 1xx(informational), 204 (no content), and 304 (not modified) responses MUST NOT include a message-body.
				// See: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-4.3
				if (res.statusCode < 200 || res.statusCode.among(204, 304)) {
					res.writeVoidBody();
					return;
				}

				debug {
					if (debugMsg) {
						res.writeJsonBody(["statusMessage": e.msg, "statusDebugMessage": debugMsg]);
						return;
					}
				}
				res.writeJsonBody(["statusMessage": e.msg]);
			}
		}

		static if (isAuthenticated!(T, Func)) {
			typeof(handleAuthentication!Func(inst, req, res)) auth_info;

			try auth_info = handleAuthentication!Func(inst, req, res);
			catch (Exception e) {
				handleException(e, HTTPStatus.unauthorized);
				return;
			}

			if (res.headerWritten) return;
		}


		PTypes params;

		try {
			foreach (i, PT; PTypes) {
				enum sparam = sroute.parameters[i];

				static if (sparam.isIn) {
					enum pname = sparam.name;
					auto fieldname = route.parameters[i].fieldName;
					static if (isInstanceOf!(Nullable, PT)) PT v;
					else Nullable!PT v;

					static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.auth) {
						v = auth_info;
					} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.query) {
						if (auto pv = fieldname in req.query)
							v = fromRestString!(PT, SerPolicyType)(*pv);
					} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.wholeBody) {
						try v = deserializeWithPolicy!(JsonSerializer, SerPolicyType, PT)(req.json);
						catch (JSONException e) enforceBadRequest(false, e.msg);
					} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.body_) {
						try {
							if (auto pv = fieldname in req.json)
								v = deserializeWithPolicy!(JsonSerializer, SerPolicyType, PT)(*pv);
						} catch (JSONException e)
							enforceBadRequest(false, e.msg);
					} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.header) {
						if (auto pv = fieldname in req.headers)
							v = fromRestString!(PT, SerPolicyType)(*pv);
					} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.attributed) {
						static if (!__traits(compiles, () @safe { computeAttributedParameterCtx!(CFunc, pname)(inst, req, res); } ()))
							pragma(msg, "Non-@safe @before evaluators are deprecated - annotate evaluator function for parameter "~pname~" of "~T.stringof~"."~Method~" as @safe.");
						v = () @trusted { return computeAttributedParameterCtx!(CFunc, pname)(inst, req, res); } ();
					} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.internal) {
						if (auto pv = fieldname in req.params)
							v = fromRestString!(PT, DefaultPolicy)(urlDecode(*pv));
					} else static assert(false, "Unhandled parameter kind.");

					static if (isInstanceOf!(Nullable, PT)) params[i] = v;
					else if (v.isNull()) {
						static if (!is(PDefaults[i] == void)) params[i] = PDefaults[i];
						else enforceBadRequest(false, "Missing non-optional "~sparam.kind.to!string~" parameter '"~(fieldname.length?fieldname:sparam.name)~"'.");
					} else params[i] = v.get;
				}
			}
		} catch (Exception e) {
			handleException(e, HTTPStatus.badRequest);
			return;
		}

		static if (isAuthenticated!(T, Func)) {
			try handleAuthorization!(T, Func, params)(auth_info);
			catch (Exception e) {
				handleException(e, HTTPStatus.forbidden);
				return;
			}
		}

		void handleCors()
		{
			import std.algorithm : any;
			import std.uni : sicmp;

			if (req.method == HTTPMethod.OPTIONS)
				return;
			auto origin = "Origin" in req.headers;
			if (origin is null)
				return;

			if (settings.allowedOrigins.length != 0 &&
				!settings.allowedOrigins.any!(org => org.sicmp((*origin)) == 0))
				return;

			res.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Origin"] = *origin;
			res.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = "true";
		}
		// Anti copy-paste
		void returnHeaders()
		{
			handleCors();
			foreach (i, P; PTypes) {
				static if (sroute.parameters[i].isOut) {
					static assert (sroute.parameters[i].kind == ParameterKind.header);
					static if (isInstanceOf!(Nullable, typeof(params[i]))) {
						if (!params[i].isNull)
							res.headers[route.parameters[i].fieldName] = to!string(params[i]);
					} else {
						res.headers[route.parameters[i].fieldName] = to!string(params[i]);
					}
				}
			}
		}

		try {
			import vibe.internal.meta.funcattr;

			static if (!__traits(compiles, () @safe { __traits(getMember, inst, Method)(params); }))
				pragma(msg, "Non-@safe methods are deprecated in REST interfaces - Mark " ~
					T.stringof ~ "." ~ Method ~ " as @safe.");

			static if (is(RT == void)) {
				// TODO: remove after deprecation period
				() @trusted { __traits(getMember, inst, Method)(params); } ();
				returnHeaders();
				res.writeBody(cast(ubyte[])null);
			} else static if (isInputStream!RT) {
				returnHeaders();
				auto ret = () @trusted {
					return evaluateOutputModifiers!CFunc(
						__traits(getMember, inst, Method)(params), req, res); } ();
				ret.pipe(res.bodyWriter);
			} else {
				// TODO: remove after deprecation period
				static if (!__traits(compiles, () @safe { evaluateOutputModifiers!Func(RT.init, req, res); } ()))
					pragma(msg, "Non-@safe @after evaluators are deprecated - annotate @after evaluator function for " ~
						T.stringof ~ "." ~ Method ~ " as @safe.");

				auto ret = () @trusted {
					return evaluateOutputModifiers!CFunc(
						__traits(getMember, inst, Method)(params), req, res); } ();
				returnHeaders();

				string accept_str;
				if (const accept_header = "Accept" in req.headers)
					accept_str = *accept_header;
				alias result_serializers = ResultSerializersT!Func;
				immutable serializer_ind = get_matching_content_type!(result_serializers)(accept_str);
				foreach (i, serializer; result_serializers)
					if (serializer_ind == i) {
						auto serialized_output = appender!(ubyte[]);
						static if (
							__traits(compiles, () @trusted {
								serializer.serialize!(SerPolicyT!(RestInterface!T.I).PolicyTemplate)(serialized_output, ret);
							})
							&& !__traits(compiles, () @safe {
								serializer.serialize!(SerPolicyT!(RestInterface!T.I).PolicyTemplate)(serialized_output, ret);
							}))
						{
							pragma(msg, "Non-@safe serialization of REST return types deprecated - ensure that " ~
								RT.stringof~" is safely serializable.");
						}
						() @trusted {
							serializer.serialize!(SerPolicyT!(RestInterface!T.I).PolicyTemplate)(serialized_output, ret);
						}();
						res.writeBody(serialized_output.data, serializer.contentType);
					}
				res.statusCode = HTTPStatus.notAcceptable; // will trigger RestException on the client side
				res.writeBody(cast(ubyte[])null);
			}
		} catch (Exception e) {
			returnHeaders();
			handleException(e, HTTPStatus.internalServerError);
		}
	}

	return &handler;
}

/**
 * Generate an handler that will wrap the server's method
 *
 * This function returns an handler that handles the http OPTIONS method.
 *
 * It will return the ALLOW header with all the methods on this resource
 * And it will handle Preflight CORS.
 *
 * Params:
 *	routes = a range of Routes were each route has the same resource/URI
 *				just different method.
 *	settings = REST server configuration.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A delegate suitable to use as an handler for an HTTP request.
 */
private HTTPServerRequestDelegate optionsMethodHandler(RouteRange)(RouteRange routes, RestInterfaceSettings settings = null)
{
	import std.algorithm : map, joiner, any;
	import std.array : array;
	import std.conv : text;
	import vibe.http.common : httpMethodString, httpMethodFromString;
	// NOTE: don't know what is better, to keep this in memory, or generate on each request
	auto allow = routes.map!(r => r.method.httpMethodString).joiner(",").text();
	auto methods = routes.map!(r => r.method).array();

	void handlePreflightedCors(HTTPServerRequest req, HTTPServerResponse res, ref HTTPMethod[] methods, RestInterfaceSettings settings = null)
	{
		import std.algorithm : among;
		import std.uni : sicmp;

		auto origin = "Origin" in req.headers;
		if (origin is null)
			return;

		if (settings !is null &&
			settings.allowedOrigins.length != 0 &&
			!settings.allowedOrigins.any!(org => org.sicmp((*origin)) == 0))
			return;

		auto method = "Access-Control-Request-Method" in req.headers;
		if (method is null)
			return;

		auto httpMethod = httpMethodFromString(*method);

		if (!methods.any!(m => m == httpMethod))
			return;

		res.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Origin"] = *origin;

		// there is no way to know if the specific resource supports credentials
		// (either cookies, HTTP authentication, or client-side SSL certificates),
		// so we always assume it does
		res.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = "true";
		res.headers["Access-Control-Max-Age"] = "1728000";
		res.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Methods"] = *method;

		// we have no way to reliably determine what headers the resource allows
		// so we simply copy whatever the client requested
		if (auto headers = "Access-Control-Request-Headers" in req.headers)
			res.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Headers"] = *headers;
	}

	void handler(HTTPServerRequest req, HTTPServerResponse res)
	{
		// since this is a OPTIONS request, we have to return the ALLOW headers to tell which methods we have
		res.headers["Allow"] = allow;

		// handle CORS preflighted requests
		handlePreflightedCors(req,res,methods,settings);

		// NOTE: besides just returning the allowed methods and handling CORS preflighted requests,
		// this would be a nice place to describe what kind of resources are on this route,
		// the params each accepts, the headers, etc... think WSDL but then for REST.
		res.writeBody("");
	}
	return &handler;
}

private string generateRestClientMethods(I)()
{
	import std.array : join;
	import std.string : format;
	import std.traits : fullyQualifiedName, isInstanceOf;

	alias Info = RestInterface!I;

	string ret = q{
		import vibe.internal.meta.codegen : CloneFunction;
	};

	// generate sub interface methods
	foreach (i, SI; Info.SubInterfaceTypes) {
		alias F = Info.SubInterfaceFunctions[i];
		alias RT = ReturnType!F;
		alias ParamNames = ParameterIdentifierTuple!F;
		static if (ParamNames.length == 0) enum pnames = "";
		else enum pnames = ", " ~ [ParamNames].join(", ");
		static if (isInstanceOf!(Collection, RT)) {
			ret ~= q{
					mixin CloneFunction!(Info.SubInterfaceFunctions[%1$s], q{
						return Collection!(%2$s)(m_subInterfaces[%1$s]%3$s);
					});
				}.format(i, fullyQualifiedName!SI, pnames);
		} else {
			ret ~= q{
					mixin CloneFunction!(Info.SubInterfaceFunctions[%1$s], q{
						return m_subInterfaces[%1$s];
					});
				}.format(i);
		}
	}

	// generate route methods
	foreach (i, F; Info.RouteFunctions) {
		alias ParamNames = ParameterIdentifierTuple!F;
		static if (ParamNames.length == 0) enum pnames = "";
		else enum pnames = ", " ~ [ParamNames].join(", ");

		ret ~= q{
				mixin CloneFunction!(Info.RouteFunctions[%1$s], q{
					return executeClientMethod!(I, %1$s%2$s)(*m_intf, m_requestFilter, m_requestBodyFilter);
				});
			}.format(i, pnames);
	}

	// generate stubs for non-route functions
	static foreach (m; __traits(allMembers, I))
		foreach (i, fun; MemberFunctionsTuple!(I, m))
			static if (hasUDA!(fun, NoRouteAttribute))
				ret ~= q{
					mixin CloneFunction!(MemberFunctionsTuple!(I, "%s")[%s], q{
						assert(false);
					});
				}.format(m, i);

	return ret;
}


private auto executeClientMethod(I, size_t ridx, ARGS...)
	(const scope ref RestInterface!I intf, scope void delegate(HTTPClientRequest) @safe request_filter,
		scope void delegate(HTTPClientRequest, scope InputStream) @safe request_body_filter)
{
	import vibe.web.internal.rest.common : ParameterKind;
	import vibe.stream.operations : readAll;
	import vibe.textfilter.urlencode : filterURLEncode, urlEncode;

	alias Info = RestInterface!I;
	alias Func = Info.RouteFunctions[ridx];
	alias RT = ReturnType!Func;
	alias PTT = ParameterTypeTuple!Func;
	alias SerPolicyType = SerPolicyT!I.PolicyTemplate;
	enum sroute = Info.staticRoutes[ridx];
	auto route = intf.routes[ridx];
	auto settings = intf.settings;

	InetHeaderMap headers;
	InetHeaderMap reqhdrs;
	InetHeaderMap opthdrs;

	string url_prefix;

	auto query = appender!string();
	auto jsonBody = Json.emptyObject;
	string body_;

	void addQueryParam(size_t i)(string name)
	{
		if (query.data.length) query.put('&');
		query.filterURLEncode(name);
		query.put("=");
		static if (is(PT == Json))
			query.filterURLEncode(ARGS[i].toString());
		else
		// Note: CTFE triggers compiler bug here (think we are returning Json, not string).
				query.filterURLEncode(toRestString(
				serializeWithPolicy!(JsonSerializer, SerPolicyType)(ARGS[i])));
	}

	foreach (i, PT; PTT) {
		enum sparam = sroute.parameters[i];
		auto fieldname = route.parameters[i].fieldName;
		static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.query) {
			addQueryParam!i(fieldname);
		} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.wholeBody) {
			jsonBody = serializeWithPolicy!(JsonSerializer, SerPolicyType)(ARGS[i]);
		} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.body_) {
			jsonBody[fieldname] = serializeWithPolicy!(JsonSerializer, SerPolicyType)(ARGS[i]);
		} else static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.header) {
			// Don't send 'out' parameter, as they should be default init anyway and it might confuse some server
			static if (sparam.isIn) {
				static if (isInstanceOf!(Nullable, PT)) {
					if (!ARGS[i].isNull)
						headers[fieldname] = to!string(ARGS[i]);
				} else headers[fieldname] = to!string(ARGS[i]);
			}
			static if (sparam.isOut) {
				// Optional parameter
				static if (isInstanceOf!(Nullable, PT)) {
					opthdrs[fieldname] = null;
				} else {
					reqhdrs[fieldname] = null;
				}
			}
		}
	}

	static if (sroute.method == HTTPMethod.GET) {
		assert(jsonBody == Json.emptyObject, "GET request trying to send body parameters.");
	} else {
		debug body_ = jsonBody.toPrettyString();
		else body_ = jsonBody.toString();
	}

	string url;
	foreach (i, p; route.fullPathParts) {
		if (p.isParameter) {
			switch (p.text) {
				foreach (j, PT; PTT) {
					static if (sroute.parameters[j].name[0] == '_' || sroute.parameters[j].name == "id") {
						case sroute.parameters[j].name:
							url ~= urlEncode(toRestString(serializeToJson(ARGS[j])));
							goto sbrk;
					}
				}
				default: url ~= ":" ~ p.text; break;
			}
			sbrk:;
		} else url ~= p.text;
	}

	scope (exit) {
		foreach (i, PT; PTT) {
			enum sparam = sroute.parameters[i];
			auto fieldname = route.parameters[i].fieldName;
			static if (sparam.kind == ParameterKind.header) {
				static if (sparam.isOut) {
					static if (isInstanceOf!(Nullable, PT)) {
						ARGS[i] = to!(TemplateArgsOf!PT)(
							opthdrs.get(fieldname, null));
					} else {
						if (auto ptr = fieldname in reqhdrs)
							ARGS[i] = to!PT(*ptr);
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}

	headers["Accept"] = settings.content_type;

	// Do not require a `Content-Type` header if no response is expected
	// https://github.com/vibe-d/vibe.d/issues/2521
	static if (!is(RT == void))
		// Don't override it if set from the parameter
		if ("Content-Type" !in opthdrs)
			opthdrs["Content-Type"] = null;

	auto ret = request(URL(intf.baseURL), request_filter, request_body_filter,
		sroute.method, url, headers, query.data, body_, reqhdrs, opthdrs,
		intf.settings.httpClientSettings);

	static if (isInputStream!RT) {
		return RT(ret.bodyReader);
	} else static if (!is(RT == void)) {
		scope(exit) ret.dropBody();

		string content_type;
		if (const hdr = "Content-Type" in opthdrs)
			content_type = *hdr;
		if (!content_type.length)
			content_type = "application/octet-stream";

		alias result_serializers = ResultSerializersT!Func;
		immutable serializer_ind = get_matching_content_type!(result_serializers)(content_type);
		foreach (i, serializer; result_serializers)
			if (serializer_ind == i) {
				// TODO: The JSON deserialiation code requires a forward range,
				//       but streamInputRange is currently just a bare input
				//       range, so for now we need to read everything into a
				//       buffer instead.
				//import vibe.stream.wrapper : streamInputRange;
				//auto rng = streamInputRange(ret.bodyReader);
				auto rng = ret.bodyReader.readAll();
				return serializer.deserialize!(SerPolicyT!I.PolicyTemplate, RT)(rng);
			}

		throw new Exception("Unrecognized content type: " ~ content_type);
	} else ret.dropBody();
}

/**
 * Perform a request to the interface using the given parameters.
 *
 * Params:
 * verb = Kind of request (See $(D HTTPMethod) enum).
 * name = Location to request. For a request on https://github.com/rejectedsoftware/vibe.d/issues?q=author%3ASantaClaus,
 *		it will be '/rejectedsoftware/vibe.d/issues'.
 * hdrs = The headers to send. Some field might be overriden (such as Content-Length). However, Content-Type will NOT be overriden.
 * query = The $(B encoded) query string. For a request on https://github.com/rejectedsoftware/vibe.d/issues?q=author%3ASantaClaus,
 *		it will be 'author%3ASantaClaus'.
 * body_ = The body to send, as a string. If a Content-Type is present in $(D hdrs), it will be used, otherwise it will default to
 *		the generic type "application/json".
 * reqReturnHdrs = A map of required return headers.
 *				   To avoid returning unused headers, nothing is written
 *				   to this structure unless there's an (usually empty)
 *				   entry (= the key exists) with the same key.
 *				   If any key present in `reqReturnHdrs` is not present
 *				   in the response, an Exception is thrown.
 * optReturnHdrs = A map of optional return headers.
 *				   This behaves almost as exactly as reqReturnHdrs,
 *				   except that non-existent key in the response will
 *				   not cause it to throw, but rather to set this entry
 *				   to 'null'.
 *
 * Returns:
 *     The Json object returned by the request
 */
private HTTPClientResponse request(URL base_url,
	scope void delegate(HTTPClientRequest) @safe request_filter,
	scope void delegate(HTTPClientRequest, scope InputStream) @safe request_body_filter,
	HTTPMethod verb, string path, const scope ref InetHeaderMap hdrs, string query,
	string body_, ref InetHeaderMap reqReturnHdrs,
	ref InetHeaderMap optReturnHdrs, in HTTPClientSettings http_settings)
@safe {
	import std.uni : sicmp;
	import vibe.http.client : requestHTTP;
	import vibe.http.common : HTTPStatus, httpMethodString, httpStatusText;
	import vibe.stream.memory : createMemoryStream;
	import vibe.stream.operations;

	URL url = base_url;
	url.pathString = path;

	if (query.length) url.queryString = query;

    scope reqdg = (scope HTTPClientRequest req) {
		req.method = verb;
		foreach (k, v; hdrs.byKeyValue)
			req.headers[k] = v;

		if (request_body_filter) {
			scope str = createMemoryStream(() @trusted { return cast(ubyte[])body_; } (), false);
			request_body_filter(req, str);
		}

		if (request_filter) request_filter(req);

		if (body_ != "")
			req.writeBody(cast(const(ubyte)[])body_, hdrs.get("Content-Type", "application/json; charset=UTF-8"));
	};

	HTTPClientResponse client_res;
	if (http_settings) client_res = requestHTTP(url, reqdg, http_settings);
	else client_res = requestHTTP(url, reqdg);

	logDebug(
			"REST call: %s %s -> %d, %s",
			httpMethodString(verb),
			url.toString(),
			client_res.statusCode,
			client_res.statusPhrase
			);

	// Get required headers - Don't throw yet
	string[] missingKeys;
	foreach (k, ref v; reqReturnHdrs.byKeyValue)
		if (auto ptr = k in client_res.headers)
			v = (*ptr).idup;
		else
			missingKeys ~= k;

	// Get optional headers
	foreach (k, ref v; optReturnHdrs.byKeyValue)
		if (auto ptr = k in client_res.headers)
			v = (*ptr).idup;
		else
			v = null;
	if (missingKeys.length)
		throw new Exception(
			"REST interface mismatch: Missing required header field(s): "
			~ missingKeys.to!string);

	if (!isSuccessCode(cast(HTTPStatus)client_res.statusCode))
	{
		Json msg = Json(["statusMessage": Json(client_res.statusPhrase)]);
		if (client_res.contentType.length)
			if (client_res.contentType.splitter(";").front.strip.sicmp("application/json") == 0)
				msg = client_res.readJson();
		client_res.dropBody();
		throw new RestException(client_res.statusCode, msg);
	}

	return client_res;
}

private {
	import vibe.data.json;
	import std.conv : to;

	string toRestString(Json value)
	@safe {
		switch (value.type) {
			default: return value.toString();
			case Json.Type.Bool: return value.get!bool ? "true" : "false";
			case Json.Type.Int: return to!string(value.get!long);
			case Json.Type.Float: return to!string(value.get!double);
			case Json.Type.String: return value.get!string;
		}
	}

	T fromRestString(T, alias SerPolicyType = DefaultPolicy)(string value)
	{
		import std.conv : ConvException;
		import std.uuid : UUID, UUIDParsingException;
		import vibe.http.status : HTTPStatus;
		try {
			static if (isInstanceOf!(Nullable, T)) return T(fromRestString!(typeof(T.init.get()))(value));
			else static if (is(T == bool)) return value == "1" || value.to!T;
			else static if (is(T : int)) return to!T(value);
			else static if (is(T : double)) return to!T(value); // FIXME: formattedWrite(dst, "%.16g", json.get!double);
			else static if (is(string : T)) return value;
			else static if (__traits(compiles, T.fromISOExtString("hello"))) return T.fromISOExtString(value);
			else static if (__traits(compiles, T.fromString("hello"))) return T.fromString(value);
			else static if (is(T == UUID)) return UUID(value);
			else return deserializeWithPolicy!(JsonStringSerializer!string, SerPolicyType, T)(value);
		} catch (ConvException e) {
			throw new HTTPStatusException(HTTPStatus.badRequest, e.msg);
		} catch (JSONException e) {
			throw new HTTPStatusException(HTTPStatus.badRequest, e.msg);
		} catch (UUIDParsingException e) {
			throw new HTTPStatusException(HTTPStatus.badRequest, e.msg);
		}
	}

	// Converting from invalid JSON string to aggregate should throw bad request
	unittest {
		void assertHTTPStatus(E)(lazy E expression, HTTPStatus expectedStatus,
			string file = __FILE__, size_t line = __LINE__)
		{
			import core.exception : AssertError;
			import std.format : format;

			try
				expression();
			catch (HTTPStatusException e)
			{
				if (e.status != expectedStatus)
					throw new AssertError(format("assertHTTPStatus failed: " ~
						"status expected %d but was %d", expectedStatus, e.status),
						file, line);

				return;
			}

			throw new AssertError("assertHTTPStatus failed: No " ~
				"'HTTPStatusException' exception was thrown", file, line);
		}

		struct Foo { int bar; }
		assertHTTPStatus(fromRestString!(Foo)("foo"), HTTPStatus.badRequest);
	}
}

private string generateModuleImports(I)()
{
	if (!__ctfe)
		assert (false);

	import vibe.internal.meta.codegen : getRequiredImports;
	import std.algorithm : map;
	import std.array : join;

	auto modules = getRequiredImports!I();
	return join(map!(a => "static import " ~ a ~ ";")(modules), "\n");
}

/***************************************************************************

	The client sends the list of allowed content types in the 'Allow' http header
	and the response will contain a 'Content-Type' header. This function will
	try to find the best matching @SerializationResult UDA based on the allowed
	content types.

	Note:

	Comment 1: if the request doesn't specify any allowed content types, then * / *
	is assumed

	Comment 2: if there are no UDA's matching the client's allowed content types, -1
	is returned

	Comment 3: if there are more than 1 matching UDA, for ONE specific client's allowed
	content type(and their priority is the same - see below),
	then the one specified earlier in the code gets chosen

	Comment 4: accept-params(quality factor) and accept-extensions are ignored
	https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html

	Comment 5: matching the most specific content type without any wildcard has priority

	Comment 6: the request's content type can be in the format of

	$(UL
		$(LI major type / minor type)
		$(LI major type / *)
		$(LI * / *)
	)

	Params:
		T = compile time known ResultSerializer classes
		req_content_types_str = list of allowed content types for example:
		text/*;q=0.3, text/html;q=0.7, text/html;level=1

	Returns:
		index of the result serializers in the T... AliasSeq if matching found,
		-1 otherwise

***************************************************************************/

package int get_matching_content_type (T...)(string req_content_types_str) pure @safe
{
	if (!req_content_types_str.strip().length)
		req_content_types_str = "*/*";
	struct ContentType
	{
		this (string major_type, string minor_type)
		{
			this.major_type = major_type;
			this.minor_type = minor_type;
			this.full_type = major_type ~ "/" ~ minor_type;
			this.star_num = this.full_type.count('*'); // serves as priority
		}
		string major_type;
		string minor_type;
		string full_type;
		ulong star_num;
	}

	// processing ResultSerializers
	alias packed_UDAs = AliasSeq!(T);
	ContentType[] UDA_content_types;
	foreach (UDA; packed_UDAs)
	{
		auto ctype = UDA.contentType.splitter(';').front;
		auto content_type_split = ctype.toLower().split("/");
		assert(content_type_split.length == 2);
		UDA_content_types ~= ContentType(content_type_split[0].strip(), content_type_split[1].strip());
	}

	// processing request content typess
	ContentType[] req_content_types;
	foreach (content_type; req_content_types_str.toLower().split(","))
	{
		immutable semicolon_pos = content_type.indexOf(';');
		if (semicolon_pos != -1)
			content_type = content_type[0 .. semicolon_pos]; // quality factor ignored
		auto content_type_split = content_type.split("/");
		if (content_type_split.length == 2)
			req_content_types ~= ContentType(content_type_split[0].strip(), content_type_split[1].strip());
	}
	// sorting content types by matching preference
	req_content_types.sort!(( x, y) => (x.star_num < y.star_num));

	int res = -1;
	ulong min_star_num = ulong.max;
	foreach (UDA_ind, UDA_content_type; UDA_content_types)
		foreach (const ref content_type; req_content_types)
			if (
					(
						(
							UDA_content_type.major_type == content_type.major_type &&
							UDA_content_type.minor_type == content_type.minor_type
						) ||
						(
							UDA_content_type.major_type == content_type.major_type &&
							content_type.minor_type == "*"
						) ||
						(
							content_type.major_type == "*" && content_type.minor_type == "*"
						)
					) &&
					(
						content_type.star_num < min_star_num
					)
				)
				{
					res = cast(int) UDA_ind;
					min_star_num = content_type.star_num;
				}
	return res;
}

version(unittest)
{
	import std.range.interfaces : OutputRange;
	import vibe.internal.interfaceproxy : InterfaceProxy;

	void s (OutputRange!char, int){};
	int d (InterfaceProxy!(InputStream)){return 1;}

	int test1();

	@resultSerializer!(s,d,"text/plain")
	@resultSerializer!(s,d," aPPliCatIon  /  jsOn  ")
	int test2();
}

unittest
{
	alias res = ResultSerializersT!(test1);
	assert(res.length == 1);
	assert(res[0].contentType == "application/json; charset=UTF-8");

	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res)("application/json") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res)("application/*") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res)("  appliCAtIon /  *") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res)("*/*") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res)("") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res)("application/blabla") == -1);

	alias res2 = ResultSerializersT!(test2);
	assert(res2.length == 2);
	assert(res2[0].contentType == "text/plain");
	assert(res2[1].contentType == " aPPliCatIon  /  jsOn  ");

	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res2)("text/plain, application/json") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res2)("text/*, application/json") == 1);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res2)("*/*, application/json") == 1);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res2)("*/*") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res2)("") == 0);
	assert(get_matching_content_type!(res2)("blabla/blabla, blublu/blublu") == -1);
}

version(unittest)
{
	private struct Aggregate { }
	private interface Interface
	{
		Aggregate[] foo();
	}
}

unittest
{
	enum imports = generateModuleImports!Interface;
	static assert (imports == "static import vibe.web.rest;");
}

// Check that the interface is valid. Every checks on the correctness of the
// interface should be put in checkRestInterface, which allows to have consistent
// errors in the server and client.
package string getInterfaceValidationError(I)()
out (result) { assert((result is null) == !result.length); }
do {
	import vibe.web.internal.rest.common : ParameterKind, WebParamUDATuple;
	import std.algorithm : strip;

	// The hack parameter is to kill "Statement is not reachable" warnings.
	string validateMethod(alias Func)(bool hack = true) {
		import vibe.internal.meta.uda;
		import std.string : format;

		static assert(is(FunctionTypeOf!Func), "Internal error");

		if (!__ctfe)
			assert(false, "Internal error");

		enum FuncId = (fullyQualifiedName!I~ "." ~ __traits(identifier, Func));
		alias PT = ParameterTypeTuple!Func;
		static if (!__traits(compiles, ParameterIdentifierTuple!Func)) {
			if (hack) return "%s: A parameter has no name.".format(FuncId);
			alias PN = AliasSeq!("-DummyInvalid-");
		} else
			alias PN = ParameterIdentifierTuple!Func;
		alias WPAT = UDATuple!(WebParamAttribute, Func);

		// Check if there is no orphan UDATuple (e.g. typo while writing the name of the parameter).
		foreach (i, uda; WPAT) {
			// Note: static foreach gets unrolled, generating multiple nested sub-scope.
			// The spec / DMD doesn't like when you have the same symbol in those,
			// leading to wrong codegen / wrong template being reused.
			// That's why those templates need different names.
			// See DMD bug #9748.
			mixin(GenOrphan!(i).Decl);
			// template CmpOrphan(string name) { enum CmpOrphan = (uda.identifier == name); }
			static if (!anySatisfy!(mixin(GenOrphan!(i).Name), PN)) {
				if (hack) return "%s: No parameter '%s' (referenced by attribute @%sParam)"
					.format(FuncId, uda.identifier, uda.origin);
			}
		}

		foreach (i, P; PT) {
			static if (!PN[i].length)
				if (hack) return "%s: Parameter %d has no name."
					.format(FuncId, i);
			// Check for multiple origins
			static if (WPAT.length) {
				// It's okay to reuse GenCmp, as the order of params won't change.
				// It should/might not be reinstantiated by the compiler.
				mixin(GenCmp!("Loop", i, PN[i]).Decl);
				alias WPA = Filter!(mixin(GenCmp!("Loop", i, PN[i]).Name), WPAT);
				static if (WPA.length > 1)
					if (hack) return "%s: Parameter '%s' has multiple @*Param attributes on it."
						.format(FuncId, PN[i]);
			}
		}

		// Check for misplaced out and non-const ref
		alias PSC = ParameterStorageClass;
		foreach (i, SC; ParameterStorageClassTuple!Func) {
			static if (SC & PSC.out_ || (SC & PSC.ref_ && !is(ConstOf!(PT[i]) == PT[i])) ) {
				mixin(GenCmp!("Loop", i, PN[i]).Decl);
				alias Attr = AliasSeq!(
					WebParamUDATuple!(Func, i),
					Filter!(mixin(GenCmp!("Loop", i, PN[i]).Name), WPAT),
				);
				static if (Attr.length != 1) {
					if (hack) return "%s: Parameter '%s' cannot be %s"
						.format(FuncId, PN[i], SC & PSC.out_ ? "out" : "ref");
				} else static if (Attr[0].origin != ParameterKind.header) {
					if (hack) return "%s: %s parameter '%s' cannot be %s"
						.format(FuncId, Attr[0].origin, PN[i],
							SC & PSC.out_ ? "out" : "ref");
				}
			}
		}

		// Check for @path(":name")
		enum pathAttr = findFirstUDA!(PathAttribute, Func);
		static if (pathAttr.found) {
			static if (!pathAttr.value.length) {
				if (hack)
					return "%s: Path is null or empty".format(FuncId);
			} else {
				import std.algorithm : canFind, splitter;
				// splitter doesn't work with alias this ?
				auto str = pathAttr.value.data;
				if (str.canFind("//")) return "%s: Path '%s' contains empty entries.".format(FuncId, pathAttr.value);
				str = str.strip('/');
				if (!str.length) return null;
				foreach (elem; str.splitter('/')) {
					assert(elem.length, "Empty path entry not caught yet!?");

					if (elem[0] == ':') {
						// typeof(PN) is void when length is 0.
						static if (!PN.length) {
							if (hack)
								return "%s: Path contains '%s', but no parameter '_%s' defined."
									.format(FuncId, elem, elem[1..$]);
						} else {
							if (![PN].canFind("_"~elem[1..$]))
								if (hack) return "%s: Path contains '%s', but no parameter '_%s' defined."
									.format(FuncId, elem, elem[1..$]);
							elem = elem[1..$];
						}
					}
				}
				// TODO: Check for validity of the subpath.
			}
		}
		return null;
	}

	if (!__ctfe)
		assert(false, "Internal error");
	bool hack = true;
	foreach (method; __traits(allMembers, I)) {
		// WORKAROUND #1045 / @@BUG14375@@
		static if (method.length != 0)
			foreach (overload; MemberFunctionsTuple!(I, method)) {
				static if (validateMethod!(overload)())
					if (hack) return validateMethod!(overload)();
			}
	}
	return null;
}

// Test detection of user typos (e.g., if the attribute is on a parameter that doesn't exist).
unittest {
	enum msg = "No parameter 'ath' (referenced by attribute @headerParam)";

	interface ITypo {
		@headerParam("ath", "Authorization") // mistyped parameter name
		string getResponse(string auth);
	}
	enum err = getInterfaceValidationError!ITypo;
	static assert(err !is null && stripTestIdent(err) == msg,
		"Expected validation error for getResponse, got: "~stripTestIdent(err));
}

// Multiple origin for a parameter
unittest {
	enum msg = "Parameter 'arg1' has multiple @*Param attributes on it.";

	interface IMultipleOrigin {
		@headerParam("arg1", "Authorization") @bodyParam("arg1", "Authorization")
		string getResponse(string arg1, int arg2);
	}
	enum err = getInterfaceValidationError!IMultipleOrigin;
	static assert(err !is null && stripTestIdent(err) == msg, err);
}

// Missing parameter name
unittest {
	enum msg = "Parameter 0 has no name.";

	interface IMissingName1 {
		string getResponse(string = "troublemaker");
	}
	interface IMissingName2 {
		string getResponse(string);
	}
	enum err1 = getInterfaceValidationError!IMissingName1;
	static assert(err1 !is null && stripTestIdent(err1) == msg, err1);
	enum err2 = getInterfaceValidationError!IMissingName2;
	static assert(err2 !is null && stripTestIdent(err2) == msg, err2);
}

// Issue 949
unittest {
	enum msg = "Path contains ':owner', but no parameter '_owner' defined.";

	@path("/repos/")
	interface IGithubPR {
		@path(":owner/:repo/pulls")
		string getPullRequests(string owner, string repo);
	}
	enum err = getInterfaceValidationError!IGithubPR;
	static assert(err !is null && stripTestIdent(err) == msg, err);
}

// Issue 1017
unittest {
	interface TestSuccess { @path("/") void test(); }
	interface TestSuccess2 { @path("/test/") void test(); }
	interface TestFail { @path("//") void test(); }
	interface TestFail2 { @path("/test//it/") void test(); }
	static assert(getInterfaceValidationError!TestSuccess is null);
	static assert(getInterfaceValidationError!TestSuccess2 is null);
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!TestFail)
		== "Path '//' contains empty entries.");
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!TestFail2)
		== "Path '/test//it/' contains empty entries.");
}

unittest {
	interface NullPath  { @path(null) void test(); }
	interface ExplicitlyEmptyPath { @path("") void test(); }
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!NullPath)
				  == "Path is null or empty");
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!ExplicitlyEmptyPath)
				  == "Path is null or empty");

	// Note: Implicitly empty path are valid:
	// interface ImplicitlyEmptyPath { void get(); }
}

// Accept @headerParam ref / out parameters
unittest {
	interface HeaderRef {
		@headerParam("auth", "auth")
		string getData(ref string auth);
		string getData2(@viaHeader("auth") ref string auth);
	}
	static assert(getInterfaceValidationError!HeaderRef is null,
		      stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!HeaderRef));

	interface HeaderOut {
		@headerParam("auth", "auth")
		void getData(out string auth);
		void getData(@viaHeader("auth") out string auth);
	}
	static assert(getInterfaceValidationError!HeaderOut is null,
		      stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!HeaderOut));
}

// Reject unattributed / @queryParam or @bodyParam ref / out parameters
unittest {
	interface QueryRef {
		@queryParam("auth", "auth")
		string getData(ref string auth);
	}
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!QueryRef)
		== "query parameter 'auth' cannot be ref");

	interface QueryRefConst {
		@queryParam("auth", "auth")
		string getData(const ref string auth);
	}
	enum err1 = getInterfaceValidationError!QueryRefConst;
	static assert(err1 is null, err1);

	interface QueryOut {
		@queryParam("auth", "auth")
		void getData(out string auth);
	}
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!QueryOut)
		== "query parameter 'auth' cannot be out");

	interface BodyRef {
		@bodyParam("auth", "auth")
		string getData(ref string auth);
	}
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!BodyRef)
		== "body_ parameter 'auth' cannot be ref",x);

	interface BodyRefConst {
		@bodyParam("auth", "auth")
		string getData(const ref string auth);
	}
	enum err2 = getInterfaceValidationError!BodyRefConst;
	static assert(err2 is null, err2);

	interface BodyOut {
		@bodyParam("auth", "auth")
		void getData(out string auth);
	}
	static assert(stripTestIdent(getInterfaceValidationError!BodyOut)
		== "body_ parameter 'auth' cannot be out");

	// There's also the possibility of someone using an out unnamed
	// parameter (don't ask me why), but this is catched as unnamed
	// parameter, so we don't need to check it here.
}

private string stripTestIdent(string msg)
@safe {
	import std.string;
	auto idx = msg.indexOf(": ");
	return idx >= 0 ? msg[idx+2 .. $] : msg;
}

// Small helper for client code generation
private string paramCTMap(string[string] params)
@safe {
	import std.array : appender, join;
	if (!__ctfe)
		assert (false, "This helper is only supposed to be called for codegen in RestClientInterface.");
	auto app = appender!(string[]);
	foreach (key, val; params) {
		app ~= "\""~key~"\"";
		app ~= val;
	}
	return app.data.join(", ");
}

package string stripTUnderscore(string name, RestInterfaceSettings settings)
@safe {
	if ((settings is null || settings.stripTrailingUnderscore)
	    && name.endsWith("_"))
		return name[0 .. $-1];
	else return name;
}

// Workarounds @@DMD:9748@@, and maybe more
package template GenCmp(string name, int id, string cmpTo) {
	import std.string : format;
	import std.conv : to;
	enum Decl = q{
		template %1$s(alias uda) {
			enum %1$s = (uda.identifier == "%2$s");
		}
	}.format(Name, cmpTo);
	enum Name = name~to!string(id);
}

// Ditto
private template GenOrphan(int id) {
	import std.string : format;
	import std.conv : to;
	enum Decl = q{
		template %1$s(string name) {
			enum %1$s = (uda.identifier == name);
		}
	}.format(Name);
	enum Name = "OrphanCheck"~to!string(id);
}

// Workaround for issue #1045 / DMD bug 14375
// Also, an example of policy-based design using this module.
@safe unittest {
	import std.traits, std.typetuple;
	import vibe.internal.meta.codegen;
	import vibe.internal.meta.typetuple;
	import vibe.web.internal.rest.common : ParameterKind;

	interface Policies {
		@headerParam("auth", "Authorization")
		string BasicAuth(string auth, ulong expiry) @safe;
	}

	@path("/keys/")
	interface IKeys(alias AuthenticationPolicy = Policies.BasicAuth) {
		static assert(is(FunctionTypeOf!AuthenticationPolicy == function),
			      "Policies needs to be functions");
		@path("/") @method(HTTPMethod.POST) @safe
		mixin CloneFunctionDecl!(AuthenticationPolicy, true, "create");
	}

	class KeysImpl : IKeys!() {
	override:
		string create(string auth, ulong expiry) @safe {
			return "4242-4242";
		}
	}

	// Some sanity checks
        // Note: order is most likely implementation dependent.
	// Good thing we only have one frontend...
	alias WPA = WebParamAttribute;
	static assert(Compare!(
			      Group!(__traits(getAttributes, IKeys!().create)),
			      Group!(PathAttribute("/"),
				     MethodAttribute(HTTPMethod.POST),
				     WPA(ParameterKind.header, "auth", "Authorization"))));

	void register() @safe {
		auto router = new URLRouter();
		router.registerRestInterface(new KeysImpl());
	}

	void query() @safe {
		auto client = new RestInterfaceClient!(IKeys!())("http://127.0.0.1:8080");
		assert(client.create("Hello", 0) == "4242-4242");
	}
}

@safe unittest { // @noRoute support in RestInterfaceClient
	interface I {
		void foo();
		@noRoute int bar(void* someparam);
	}
	auto cli = new RestInterfaceClient!I("http://127.0.0.1/");
}