Restart on collection ID mismatches
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@ -116,25 +116,68 @@ export const advertiseCode = (
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const namespace = "urn:x-cast:pair-request";
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const options = new cast.framework.CastReceiverOptions();
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// options.skipPlayersLoad = true;
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// Do not automatically close the connection when the sender disconnects.
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options.maxInactivity = 3600; /* 1 hour */
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// We don't use the media features of the Cast SDK.
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options.skipPlayersLoad = true;
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// TODO:Is this required? The docs say "(The default type of a message bus
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// is JSON; if not provided here)."
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options.customNamespaces = Object.assign({});
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options.customNamespaces[namespace] =
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cast.framework.system.MessageType.JSON;
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// TODO: This looks like the only one needed, but a comment with the reason
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// might be good.
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// Do not stop the casting if the receiver is unreachable. A user should be
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// able to start a cast on their phone and then put it away, leaving the
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// cast running on their big screen.
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options.disableIdleTimeout = true;
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// The collection ID with which we paired. If we get another connection
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// request for a different collection ID, restart the app to allow them to
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// reconnect using a freshly generated pairing code.
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//
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// If the request does not have a collectionID, just keep a boolean flag.
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let pairedCollectionID: string | boolean | undefined;
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type ListenerProps = {
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senderId: string;
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data: unknown;
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};
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// Reply with the code that we have if anyone asks over Chromecast.
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const incomingMessageListener = ({ senderId }: { senderId: string }) => {
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const incomingMessageListener = ({ senderId, data }: ListenerProps) => {
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const restart = (reason: string) => {
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log.error(`Restarting app because ${reason}`);
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// context.stop will close the tab but it'll get reopened again
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// immediately since the client app will reconnect in the scenarios
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// where we're calling this function.
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context.stop();
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};
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const cid =
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data &&
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typeof data == "object" &&
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typeof data["collectionID"] == "string"
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? data["collectionID"]
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: undefined;
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if (pairedCollectionID !== undefined && pairedCollectionID != cid) {
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restart(`incoming request for a new collection ${cid}`);
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return;
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}
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pairedCollectionID = cid ?? true;
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const code = pairingCode();
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if (!code) {
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log.warn(
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"Ignoring incoming Chromecast message because we do not yet have a pairing code",
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);
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// Our caller waits until it has a pairing code before it calls
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// `advertiseCode`, but there is still an edge case where we can
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// find ourselves without a pairing code:
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//
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// 1. The current pairing code expires. We start the process to get
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// a new one.
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//
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// 2. But before that happens, someone connects.
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//
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// The window where this can happen is short, so if we do find
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// ourselves in this scenario,
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restart("we got a pairing request when refreshing pairing codes");
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return;
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}
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@ -148,8 +191,10 @@ export const advertiseCode = (
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incomingMessageListener as unknown as SystemEventHandler,
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);
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// Shutdown ourselves if the sender disconnects.
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// TODO(MR): I assume the page reloads on shutdown. Is that correct?
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// Close the (chromecast) tab if the sender disconnects.
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//
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// Chromecast does a "shutdown" of our cast app when we call `context.stop`.
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// This translates into it closing the tab where it is showing our app.
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context.addEventListener(
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cast.framework.system.EventType.SENDER_DISCONNECTED,
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() => context.stop(),
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