/// ---
/// title: Two-Party Buyer Protocol
/// ---

/// <!--
var Syndicate = require('../../src/main.js');
/// -->

/// # {{ page.title }}
///
/// This is an extended two-buyer book-purchase protocol, based
/// loosely on an example given in:
///
/// > K. Honda, N. Yoshida, and M. Carbone, “Multiparty asynchronous
/// > session types,” POPL 2008.

/// ## The Scenario
///
/// A book-seller responds to requests for book prices when asked. A
/// pair of prospective buyers run through a shopping list. For each
/// book, the first buyer offers to split the cost of the book with
/// the second. If the second has enough money left, it accepts;
/// otherwise, it rejects the offer, and the first buyer tries a
/// different split. If the second buyer agrees to a split, it then
/// negotiates the purchase of the book with the book-seller.

/// ## The Protocol

/// ### Role: SELLER
///
/// When interest in `bookQuote($title, _)` appears, asserts
/// `bookQuote(title, Maybe Float)`, `false` meaning not available,
/// and otherwise an asking-price.
///
/// When interest in `order($title, $offer-price, _, _)` appears,
/// asserts `order(title, offer-price, false, false)` for "no sale",
/// otherwise `order(title, offer-price, PositiveInteger, String)`, an
/// accepted sale.

/// ### Role: BUYER
///
/// Observes `bookQuote(title, $price)` to learn prices.
///
/// Observes `order(title, offer-price, $id, $delivery-date)` to make orders.

/// ### Role: SPLIT-PROPOSER
///
/// Observes `splitProposal(title, asking-price, contribution,
/// $accepted)` to make a split-proposal and learn whether it was
/// accepted or not.

/// ### Role: SPLIT-DISPOSER
///
/// When interest in `splitProposal($title, $asking-price,
/// $contribution, _)` appears, asserts `splitProposal(title,
/// askingPrice, contribution, true)` to indicate they are willing to
/// go through with the deal, in which case they then perform the role
/// of BUYER for title/asking-price, or asserts `splitProposal(title,
/// asking-price, contribution, false)` to indicate they are unwilling
/// to go through with the deal.

/// ## The Code

/// ### Type Declarations

/// First, we declare *assertion types* for our protocol.

assertion type bookQuote(title, price);
assertion type order(title, price, id, deliveryDate);

assertion type splitProposal(title, price, contribution, accepted);

/// ### Utilities

/// This routine is under consideration for possible addition to the
/// core library.
///
function whileRelevantAssert(P) {
  spawn {
    assert P;
    stop on retracted Syndicate.observe(P);
  }
}

/// ### Implementation: SELLER

function seller() {
  spawn {

/// We give our actor two state variables: a dictionary recording our
/// inventory of books (mapping title to price), and a counter
/// tracking the next order ID to be allocated.
///
/// We mark each property (entry) in the `books` table as a *field* so
/// that dependency-tracking on a per-book basis is enabled. As a result,
/// when a book is sold, any client still interested in its price will
/// learn that the book is no longer available.
///
/// We do not enable dependency-tracking for either the `books` table
/// itself or the `nextOrderId` field: nothing depends on tracking
/// changes in their values.

    this.books = {};
    field this.books["The Wind in the Willows"] = 3.95;
    field this.books["Catch 22"] = 2.22;
    field this.books["Candide"] = 34.95;
    this.nextOrderId = 10001483;

/// Looking up a price yields `false` if no such book is in our
/// inventory.

    this.priceOf = function (title) {
      return (title in this.books) && field this.books[title];
    };

/// The seller responds to interest in bookQuotes by asserting a
/// responsive record, if one exists.

    during Syndicate.observe(bookQuote($title, _)) {
      assert bookQuote(title, this.priceOf(title));
    }

/// It also responds to order requests.

    on asserted
      Syndicate.observe(order($title, $offerPrice, _, _)) {

/// We cannot sell a book we do not have, and we will not sell for
/// less than our asking price.

      var askingPrice = this.priceOf(title);
      if ((askingPrice === false) || (offerPrice < askingPrice)) {
        whileRelevantAssert(
          order(title, offerPrice, false, false));
      } else {

/// But if we can sell it, we do so by allocating an order ID and
/// replying to the orderer.

        var orderId = this.nextOrderId++;
        delete field this.books[title];

        whileRelevantAssert(
          order(title, offerPrice, orderId, "March 9th"));
      }
    }
  }
}

/// ### Implementation: SPLIT-PROPOSER and book-quote-requestor

function buyerA() {
  spawn* {
    var self = this;

/// Our actor remembers which books remain on its shopping list, and
/// tries to buy them one at a time, sharing costs with `buyerB`.

    self.titles = ["Catch 22",
                   "Encyclopaedia Brittannica",
                   "Candide",
                   "The Wind in the Willows"];

/// JavaScript's callback-oriented blocking means that we express our
/// loop in almost a tail-recursive style, using helper functions
/// `buyBooks` and `trySplit`.

    buyBooks();

    function buyBooks() {
      if (self.titles.length === 0) {
        console.log("A has bought everything they wanted!");
        return;
      }

      var title = self.titles.shift();

/// First, retrieve a quote for the title, and analyze the result.

      react {
        stop on asserted bookQuote(title, $price) {
          if (price === false) {
            console.log("A learns that "+title+" is out-of-stock.");
            buyBooks();
          } else {
            console.log("A learns that the price of "+title+
                        " is "+price);

/// Next, repeatedly make split offers to a SPLIT-DISPOSER until
/// either one is accepted, or the contribution from the
/// SPLIT-DISPOSER becomes pointlessly small. We start the process by
/// offering to split the price of the book evenly.

            trySplit(title, price, price / 2);
          }
        }
      }
    }

    function trySplit(title, price, contribution) {
      console.log("A makes an offer to split the price of "+title+
                  " contributing "+contribution);

/// If we are about to offer to split the price, but the other buyer
/// would contribute less than 10c, then it's not worth bothering; we
/// may as well buy it ourselves. Another version of the program could
/// perform the BUYER role here.

      if (contribution > (price - 0.10)) {
        console.log("A gives up on "+title+".");
        buyBooks();
      } else {

/// Make our proposal, and wait for a response.

        react {
          stop on asserted
            splitProposal(title, price, contribution, true) {
              console.log("A learns that the split-proposal for "+
                          title+" was accepted");
              buyBooks();
            }

          stop on asserted
            splitProposal(title, price, contribution, false) {
              console.log("A learns that the split-proposal for "+
                          title+" was rejected");
              trySplit(title,
                       price,
                       contribution + ((price - contribution) / 2));
            }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

/// ### Implementation: SPLIT-DISPOSER and BUYER

function buyerB() {
  spawn {

/// This actor maintains a record of the amount of money it has left
/// to spend.

    this.funds = 5.00;

/// It spends its time waiting for a SPLIT-PROPOSER to offer a
/// `splitProposal`.

    on asserted
      Syndicate.observe(splitProposal($title,
                                      $price,
                                      $theirContribution,
                                      _))
    {
      var myContribution = price - theirContribution;
      console.log("B is being asked to contribute "+myContribution+
                  " toward "+title+" at price "+price);

/// We may not be able to afford contributing this much.

      if (myContribution > this.funds) {
        console.log("B hasn't enough funds ("+this.funds+
                    " remaining)");
        whileRelevantAssert(
          splitProposal(title, price, theirContribution, false));
      } else {

/// But if we *can* afford it, update our remaining funds and spawn a
/// small actor to handle the actual purchase now that we have agreed
/// on a split.

        var remainingFunds = this.funds - myContribution;
        console.log("B accepts the offer, leaving them with "+
                    remainingFunds+" remaining funds");
        this.funds = remainingFunds;

        spawn {

/// While waiting for order confirmation, take the opportunity to
/// signal to our SPLIT-PROPOSER that we accepted their proposal.

          assert splitProposal(title,
                               price,
                               theirContribution,
                               true);

/// When order confirmation arrives, this purchase is completed.

          stop on asserted order(title, price, $id, $date) {
              console.log("The order for "+title+" has id "+id+
                          ", and will be delivered on "+date);
            }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

/// ### Starting Configuration

ground dataspace {
  seller();
  buyerA();
  buyerB();
}

/// ## A Sample Run
///
/// Run the program with `../../bin/syndicatec index.js | node` from a
/// checkout of the Syndicate repository.
///
///     A learns that the price of Catch 22 is 2.22
///     A makes an offer to split the price of Catch 22 contributing 1.11
///     B is being asked to contribute 1.11 toward Catch 22 at price 2.22
///     B accepts the offer, leaving them with 3.8899999999999997 remaining funds
///     A learns that the split-proposal for Catch 22 was accepted
///     A learns that Encyclopaedia Brittannica is out-of-stock.
///     The order for Catch 22 has id 10001483, and will be delivered on March 9th
///     A learns that the price of Candide is 34.95
///     A makes an offer to split the price of Candide contributing 17.475
///     B is being asked to contribute 17.475 toward Candide at price 34.95
///     B hasn't enough funds (3.8899999999999997 remaining)
///     A learns that the split-proposal for Candide was rejected
///     A makes an offer to split the price of Candide contributing 26.212500000000002
///     B is being asked to contribute 8.7375 toward Candide at price 34.95
///     B hasn't enough funds (3.8899999999999997 remaining)
///     A learns that the split-proposal for Candide was rejected
///     A makes an offer to split the price of Candide contributing 30.581250000000004
///     B is being asked to contribute 4.368749999999999 toward Candide at price 34.95
///     B hasn't enough funds (3.8899999999999997 remaining)
///     A learns that the split-proposal for Candide was rejected
///     A makes an offer to split the price of Candide contributing 32.765625
///     B is being asked to contribute 2.184375000000003 toward Candide at price 34.95
///     B accepts the offer, leaving them with 1.7056249999999968 remaining funds
///     A learns that the split-proposal for Candide was accepted
///     A learns that the price of The Wind in the Willows is 3.95
///     A makes an offer to split the price of The Wind in the Willows contributing 1.975
///     The order for Candide has id 10001484, and will be delivered on March 9th
///     B is being asked to contribute 1.975 toward The Wind in the Willows at price 3.95
///     B hasn't enough funds (1.7056249999999968 remaining)
///     A learns that the split-proposal for The Wind in the Willows was rejected
///     A makes an offer to split the price of The Wind in the Willows contributing 2.9625000000000004
///     B is being asked to contribute 0.9874999999999998 toward The Wind in the Willows at price 3.95
///     B accepts the offer, leaving them with 0.718124999999997 remaining funds
///     A learns that the split-proposal for The Wind in the Willows was accepted
///     A has bought everything they wanted!
///     The order for The Wind in the Willows has id 10001485, and will be delivered on March 9th