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Update: One of the great things about [Async]Generators is how composable they are. Unfortunately, that means my proposed workaround may work in fewer cases than I thought, and doesn't work in mine.
While the core of my logic does look like my renderData()
example above, it's wrapped in another layer, that looks like:
//pseudocode
async function * pageBoilerplate(pageContents) {
yield `<!doctype html>\n`
yield * otherPageBoilerplate()
for await (const item of pageContents()) { yield item }
// etc.
}
So a peekable is only going to get that <!doctype html>
. and none of the actual page logic. 🤷♂️
I may need to rearchitect things a bit to avoid this bug.
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🤦 Nevermind. The "connection being left open indefinitely" issue was not due to oak's handling of AsyncIterable
s, it was because I had code that was waiting forever in my own logic.
A simple test like this shows that Oak does close the connection when an AsyncIterable throws:
function example({response}: oak.Context) {
const body = async function * renderBody(): AsyncGenerator<string> {
yield `First\n`
yield `Second\n`
console.log("Got here")
throw new Error(`Error while rendering body`)
}
response.type = "text/plain"
response.body = body()
}
It is still true that this exception doesn't get logged by the documented error logging pattern, but we can open that as a smaller issue w/o all the unrelated context in this ticket. Sorry for the noise!
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