Close socket connection in request.js
I have a program that uses 'request' module to fetch html.
Is there a way to manually close socket connection after receiving a response other than abort as well as remove all listeners from that particular request instance.
The main problem is that, as the program continues making requests, the number of file descriptors and listeners, keeps growing, regardless of using abort() after the fetch is done.
Finally, the program ends after it reaches a maxListeners size, which is already set for 20000.
const request=require('request')
fetchUrl (params, tag, callBack) {
this.url = params.url
this.tag = tag
let headers = { 'User-Agent': params.useragent }
let options = { followRedirects: false, keepAlive: false, url: params.url, headers: headers, gzip: true, encoding: null }
let proxy = 'None'
let userAgent = params.useragent
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseProxy) === 1) {
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseHermesUserAgent) === 1) {
userAgent = params.useragent + ' Hughes-PFB/' +
params.agentid + '/' + params.tracetags
headers['User-Agent'] = userAgent
headers['Connection'] = 'Close'
}
proxy = 'http://' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyIp +
':' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyPort
options['proxy'] = proxy
}
this.httpClient = request.get(options, (err, response, body) => {
let result = {}
if (!err) {
this.response = response
this.bodyLen = body.length
logger.debug('%s Response info, %s', this.tag, this.resourceInfo())
result = {
statuscode: response.statusCode,
headers: response.headers,
body: body
}
} else {
logger.error('%s, fetchUrl() failed! cause=%s, url=%s', JSON.stringify(this), err.message,
this.url)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, fetchUrl() ending connection!', JSON.stringify(this.httpClient))
this.httpClient.abort()
}
if (response && response.socket) {
response.socket.destroy()
}
callBack(result, err)
})
}
cancelFetch () {
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Cancelling fetch for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
}
this.response.socket.removeAllListeners()
}
}
close () {
if (this.response && this.response.socket) {
this.response.socket.destroy()
//logger.debug('%s, close(), after socket.destroy(), statusTCP=%s', JSON.stringify(this.response), this.response.socket)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Closing HTTP connection for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
this.response = null
}
}
javascript node.js sockets tcplistener
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I have a program that uses 'request' module to fetch html.
Is there a way to manually close socket connection after receiving a response other than abort as well as remove all listeners from that particular request instance.
The main problem is that, as the program continues making requests, the number of file descriptors and listeners, keeps growing, regardless of using abort() after the fetch is done.
Finally, the program ends after it reaches a maxListeners size, which is already set for 20000.
const request=require('request')
fetchUrl (params, tag, callBack) {
this.url = params.url
this.tag = tag
let headers = { 'User-Agent': params.useragent }
let options = { followRedirects: false, keepAlive: false, url: params.url, headers: headers, gzip: true, encoding: null }
let proxy = 'None'
let userAgent = params.useragent
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseProxy) === 1) {
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseHermesUserAgent) === 1) {
userAgent = params.useragent + ' Hughes-PFB/' +
params.agentid + '/' + params.tracetags
headers['User-Agent'] = userAgent
headers['Connection'] = 'Close'
}
proxy = 'http://' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyIp +
':' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyPort
options['proxy'] = proxy
}
this.httpClient = request.get(options, (err, response, body) => {
let result = {}
if (!err) {
this.response = response
this.bodyLen = body.length
logger.debug('%s Response info, %s', this.tag, this.resourceInfo())
result = {
statuscode: response.statusCode,
headers: response.headers,
body: body
}
} else {
logger.error('%s, fetchUrl() failed! cause=%s, url=%s', JSON.stringify(this), err.message,
this.url)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, fetchUrl() ending connection!', JSON.stringify(this.httpClient))
this.httpClient.abort()
}
if (response && response.socket) {
response.socket.destroy()
}
callBack(result, err)
})
}
cancelFetch () {
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Cancelling fetch for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
}
this.response.socket.removeAllListeners()
}
}
close () {
if (this.response && this.response.socket) {
this.response.socket.destroy()
//logger.debug('%s, close(), after socket.destroy(), statusTCP=%s', JSON.stringify(this.response), this.response.socket)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Closing HTTP connection for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
this.response = null
}
}
javascript node.js sockets tcplistener
share you code to better understand the problem
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:09
I just added it, sorry.
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 15:11
which module you are using forrequest
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:21
Im using 'request.js'
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 16:42
add a comment |
I have a program that uses 'request' module to fetch html.
Is there a way to manually close socket connection after receiving a response other than abort as well as remove all listeners from that particular request instance.
The main problem is that, as the program continues making requests, the number of file descriptors and listeners, keeps growing, regardless of using abort() after the fetch is done.
Finally, the program ends after it reaches a maxListeners size, which is already set for 20000.
const request=require('request')
fetchUrl (params, tag, callBack) {
this.url = params.url
this.tag = tag
let headers = { 'User-Agent': params.useragent }
let options = { followRedirects: false, keepAlive: false, url: params.url, headers: headers, gzip: true, encoding: null }
let proxy = 'None'
let userAgent = params.useragent
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseProxy) === 1) {
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseHermesUserAgent) === 1) {
userAgent = params.useragent + ' Hughes-PFB/' +
params.agentid + '/' + params.tracetags
headers['User-Agent'] = userAgent
headers['Connection'] = 'Close'
}
proxy = 'http://' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyIp +
':' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyPort
options['proxy'] = proxy
}
this.httpClient = request.get(options, (err, response, body) => {
let result = {}
if (!err) {
this.response = response
this.bodyLen = body.length
logger.debug('%s Response info, %s', this.tag, this.resourceInfo())
result = {
statuscode: response.statusCode,
headers: response.headers,
body: body
}
} else {
logger.error('%s, fetchUrl() failed! cause=%s, url=%s', JSON.stringify(this), err.message,
this.url)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, fetchUrl() ending connection!', JSON.stringify(this.httpClient))
this.httpClient.abort()
}
if (response && response.socket) {
response.socket.destroy()
}
callBack(result, err)
})
}
cancelFetch () {
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Cancelling fetch for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
}
this.response.socket.removeAllListeners()
}
}
close () {
if (this.response && this.response.socket) {
this.response.socket.destroy()
//logger.debug('%s, close(), after socket.destroy(), statusTCP=%s', JSON.stringify(this.response), this.response.socket)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Closing HTTP connection for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
this.response = null
}
}
javascript node.js sockets tcplistener
I have a program that uses 'request' module to fetch html.
Is there a way to manually close socket connection after receiving a response other than abort as well as remove all listeners from that particular request instance.
The main problem is that, as the program continues making requests, the number of file descriptors and listeners, keeps growing, regardless of using abort() after the fetch is done.
Finally, the program ends after it reaches a maxListeners size, which is already set for 20000.
const request=require('request')
fetchUrl (params, tag, callBack) {
this.url = params.url
this.tag = tag
let headers = { 'User-Agent': params.useragent }
let options = { followRedirects: false, keepAlive: false, url: params.url, headers: headers, gzip: true, encoding: null }
let proxy = 'None'
let userAgent = params.useragent
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseProxy) === 1) {
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseHermesUserAgent) === 1) {
userAgent = params.useragent + ' Hughes-PFB/' +
params.agentid + '/' + params.tracetags
headers['User-Agent'] = userAgent
headers['Connection'] = 'Close'
}
proxy = 'http://' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyIp +
':' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyPort
options['proxy'] = proxy
}
this.httpClient = request.get(options, (err, response, body) => {
let result = {}
if (!err) {
this.response = response
this.bodyLen = body.length
logger.debug('%s Response info, %s', this.tag, this.resourceInfo())
result = {
statuscode: response.statusCode,
headers: response.headers,
body: body
}
} else {
logger.error('%s, fetchUrl() failed! cause=%s, url=%s', JSON.stringify(this), err.message,
this.url)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, fetchUrl() ending connection!', JSON.stringify(this.httpClient))
this.httpClient.abort()
}
if (response && response.socket) {
response.socket.destroy()
}
callBack(result, err)
})
}
cancelFetch () {
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Cancelling fetch for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
}
this.response.socket.removeAllListeners()
}
}
close () {
if (this.response && this.response.socket) {
this.response.socket.destroy()
//logger.debug('%s, close(), after socket.destroy(), statusTCP=%s', JSON.stringify(this.response), this.response.socket)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Closing HTTP connection for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
this.response = null
}
}
const request=require('request')
fetchUrl (params, tag, callBack) {
this.url = params.url
this.tag = tag
let headers = { 'User-Agent': params.useragent }
let options = { followRedirects: false, keepAlive: false, url: params.url, headers: headers, gzip: true, encoding: null }
let proxy = 'None'
let userAgent = params.useragent
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseProxy) === 1) {
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseHermesUserAgent) === 1) {
userAgent = params.useragent + ' Hughes-PFB/' +
params.agentid + '/' + params.tracetags
headers['User-Agent'] = userAgent
headers['Connection'] = 'Close'
}
proxy = 'http://' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyIp +
':' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyPort
options['proxy'] = proxy
}
this.httpClient = request.get(options, (err, response, body) => {
let result = {}
if (!err) {
this.response = response
this.bodyLen = body.length
logger.debug('%s Response info, %s', this.tag, this.resourceInfo())
result = {
statuscode: response.statusCode,
headers: response.headers,
body: body
}
} else {
logger.error('%s, fetchUrl() failed! cause=%s, url=%s', JSON.stringify(this), err.message,
this.url)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, fetchUrl() ending connection!', JSON.stringify(this.httpClient))
this.httpClient.abort()
}
if (response && response.socket) {
response.socket.destroy()
}
callBack(result, err)
})
}
cancelFetch () {
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Cancelling fetch for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
}
this.response.socket.removeAllListeners()
}
}
close () {
if (this.response && this.response.socket) {
this.response.socket.destroy()
//logger.debug('%s, close(), after socket.destroy(), statusTCP=%s', JSON.stringify(this.response), this.response.socket)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Closing HTTP connection for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
this.response = null
}
}
const request=require('request')
fetchUrl (params, tag, callBack) {
this.url = params.url
this.tag = tag
let headers = { 'User-Agent': params.useragent }
let options = { followRedirects: false, keepAlive: false, url: params.url, headers: headers, gzip: true, encoding: null }
let proxy = 'None'
let userAgent = params.useragent
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseProxy) === 1) {
if (parseInt(ConfigHandler.getConfig().spfUseHermesUserAgent) === 1) {
userAgent = params.useragent + ' Hughes-PFB/' +
params.agentid + '/' + params.tracetags
headers['User-Agent'] = userAgent
headers['Connection'] = 'Close'
}
proxy = 'http://' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyIp +
':' + ConfigHandler.getConfig().iosPrefetchProxyPort
options['proxy'] = proxy
}
this.httpClient = request.get(options, (err, response, body) => {
let result = {}
if (!err) {
this.response = response
this.bodyLen = body.length
logger.debug('%s Response info, %s', this.tag, this.resourceInfo())
result = {
statuscode: response.statusCode,
headers: response.headers,
body: body
}
} else {
logger.error('%s, fetchUrl() failed! cause=%s, url=%s', JSON.stringify(this), err.message,
this.url)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, fetchUrl() ending connection!', JSON.stringify(this.httpClient))
this.httpClient.abort()
}
if (response && response.socket) {
response.socket.destroy()
}
callBack(result, err)
})
}
cancelFetch () {
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Cancelling fetch for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
}
this.response.socket.removeAllListeners()
}
}
close () {
if (this.response && this.response.socket) {
this.response.socket.destroy()
//logger.debug('%s, close(), after socket.destroy(), statusTCP=%s', JSON.stringify(this.response), this.response.socket)
}
if (this.httpClient) {
logger.debug('%s, Closing HTTP connection for url=%s', this.tag, this.url)
this.httpClient.abort()
this.httpClient = null
this.url = null
this.response = null
}
}
javascript node.js sockets tcplistener
javascript node.js sockets tcplistener
edited Nov 12 '18 at 16:42
Igor Kamalov
asked Nov 12 '18 at 15:02
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share you code to better understand the problem
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:09
I just added it, sorry.
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 15:11
which module you are using forrequest
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:21
Im using 'request.js'
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 16:42
add a comment |
share you code to better understand the problem
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:09
I just added it, sorry.
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 15:11
which module you are using forrequest
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:21
Im using 'request.js'
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 16:42
share you code to better understand the problem
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:09
share you code to better understand the problem
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:09
I just added it, sorry.
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 15:11
I just added it, sorry.
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 15:11
which module you are using for
request
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:21
which module you are using for
request
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:21
Im using 'request.js'
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 16:42
Im using 'request.js'
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 16:42
add a comment |
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– front_end_dev
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I just added it, sorry.
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 15:11
which module you are using for
request
– front_end_dev
Nov 12 '18 at 15:21
Im using 'request.js'
– Igor Kamalov
Nov 12 '18 at 16:42