/**
 * This is the basic interface we need to implement in the Kafka broker. This class will record all events processed by the broker. 
 */
public interface QuotaManager {
    /** 
     * The function check should be called before processing any request. If this returns false, then some Quota action has to be taken.
     */
    <T extends RequestOrResponse> boolean check(T request);

    /**
     * This function is called after any client request has been processed and lets the implementation track information about the response. 
     * This is useful for consumer side quotas where we may not know the response sizes and number of messages before processing the request entirely.
     *
     * T : T can be any type of request or response. Typically (FetchRequest or ProducerRequest)
     * C : C is basically the response object. Typically (FetchResponse or ProducerResponse).
     *
     */
	<T extends RequestOrResponse, C extends RequestOrResponse> void onResponse(T request, C response);

	void shutdown();
}

// Example for consumers
def handleFetchRequest() {
  val fetchRequest = request.requestObj.asInstanceOf[FetchRequest]
  if(!quotaManager.check(fetchRequest))
    // take quota actions

  // Notify the quota manager after the request has been processed
  def sendResponseCallback(responsePartitionData: Map[TopicAndPartition, FetchResponsePartitionData]) {
      val fetchResponse = FetchResponse(fetchRequest.correlationId, responsePartitionData)
     quotaManager.notify(fetchRequest, fetchResponse);
  }
}