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postgres-synctable.coffee
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##############################################################################
#
# CoCalc: Collaborative Calculation in the Cloud
#
# Copyright (C) 2017, Sagemath Inc.
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
###############################################################################
###
Server side synchronized tables built on PostgreSQL, and basic support
for user get query updates.
###
EventEmitter = require('events')
immutable = require('immutable')
async = require('async')
underscore = require('underscore')
{defaults} = misc = require('smc-util/misc')
required = defaults.required
misc_node = require('smc-util-node/misc_node')
{PostgreSQL, pg_type, one_result, all_results} = require('./postgres')
{quote_field} = require('./postgres-base')
{SCHEMA} = require('smc-util/schema')
class exports.PostgreSQL extends PostgreSQL
_ensure_trigger_exists: (table, select, watch, cb) =>
dbg = @_dbg("_ensure_trigger_exists(#{table})")
dbg("select=#{misc.to_json(select)}")
if misc.len(select) == 0
cb('there must be at least one column selected')
return
tgname = trigger_name(table, select, watch)
trigger_exists = undefined
async.series([
(cb) =>
dbg("checking whether or not trigger exists")
@_query
query : "SELECT count(*) FROM pg_trigger WHERE tgname = '#{tgname}'"
cb : (err, result) =>
if err
cb(err)
else
trigger_exists = parseInt(result.rows[0].count) > 0
cb()
(cb) =>
if trigger_exists
dbg("trigger #{tgname} already exists")
cb()
return
dbg("creating trigger #{tgname}")
code = trigger_code(table, select, watch)
async.series([
(cb) =>
@_query
query : code.function
cb : cb
(cb) =>
@_query
query : code.trigger
cb : cb
], cb)
], cb)
_listen: (table, select, watch, cb) =>
dbg = @_dbg("_listen(#{table})")
dbg("select = #{misc.to_json(select)}")
if not misc.is_object(select)
cb('select must be an object')
return
if misc.len(select) == 0
cb('there must be at least one column')
return
if not misc.is_array(watch)
cb('watch must be an array')
return
@_listening ?= {}
tgname = trigger_name(table, select, watch)
if @_listening[tgname] > 0
dbg("already listening")
@_listening[tgname] += 1
cb?(undefined, tgname)
return
async.series([
(cb) =>
dbg("ensure trigger exists")
@_ensure_trigger_exists(table, select, watch, cb)
(cb) =>
dbg("add listener")
@_query
query : "LISTEN #{tgname}"
cb : cb
], (err) =>
if err
dbg("fail: err = #{err}")
cb?(err)
else
@_listening[tgname] ?= 0
@_listening[tgname] += 1
dbg("success")
cb?(undefined, tgname)
)
_notification: (mesg) =>
#@_dbg('notification')(misc.to_json(mesg)) # this is way too verbose...
@emit(mesg.channel, JSON.parse(mesg.payload))
_clear_listening_state: =>
@_listening = {}
_stop_listening: (table, select, watch, cb) =>
@_listening ?= {}
tgname = trigger_name(table, select, watch)
if not @_listening[tgname]? or @_listening[tgname] == 0
cb?()
return
if @_listening[tgname] > 0
@_listening[tgname] -= 1
if @_listening[tgname] == 0
@_query
query : "UNLISTEN #{tgname}"
cb : cb
# Server-side changefeed-updated table, which automatically restart changefeed
# on error, etc. See SyncTable docs where the class is defined.
synctable: (opts) =>
opts = defaults opts,
table : required
columns : undefined
where : undefined
limit : undefined
order_by : undefined
where_function : undefined # if given; a function of the *primary* key that returns true if and only if it matches the changefeed
idle_timeout_s : undefined # TODO: currently ignored
cb : undefined
return new SyncTable(@, opts.table, opts.columns, opts.where, opts.where_function, opts.limit, opts.order_by, opts.cb)
changefeed: (opts) =>
opts = defaults opts,
table : required # Name of the table
select : required # Map from field names to postgres data types. These must
# determine entries of table (e.g., primary key).
watch : required # Array of field names we watch for changes
where : required # Condition involving only the fields in select; or function taking obj with select and returning true or false
cb : required
new Changes(@, opts.table, opts.select, opts.watch, opts.where, opts.cb)
return
# Event emitter that
project_and_user_tracker: (opts) =>
opts = defaults opts,
cb : required
if @_project_and_user_tracker?
opts.cb(undefined, @_project_and_user_tracker)
return
@_project_and_user_tracker_cbs ?= []
@_project_and_user_tracker_cbs.push(opts.cb)
if @_project_and_user_tracker_cbs.length == 1
x = new ProjectAndUserTracker @, (err) =>
if not err
@_project_and_user_tracker = x
x.on 'error', =>
delete @_project_and_user_tracker
else
x = undefined
for cb in @_project_and_user_tracker_cbs
cb?(err, x)
delete @_project_and_user_tracker_cbs
class ProjectAndUserTracker extends EventEmitter
constructor: (@_db, cb) ->
dbg = @_dbg('constructor')
dbg("Initializing Project and user tracker...")
@setMaxListeners(10000) # every changefeed might result in a listener on this one object.
# by a "set" we mean map to bool
@_accounts = {} # set of accounts we care about
@_users = {} # map from from project_id to set of users of a given project
@_projects = {} # map from account_id to set of projects of a given user
@_collabs = {} # map from account_id to map from account_ids to *number* of projects you have in common
# create changefeed listening on changes to projects table
@_db.changefeed
table : 'projects'
select : {project_id:'UUID'}
watch : ['users']
where : {}
cb : (err, feed) =>
if err
dbg("Error = #{err}")
cb(err)
else
dbg("Done")
@_feed = feed
@_feed.on 'change', @_handle_change
@_feed.on 'error', @_handle_error
@_feed.on 'close', (=> @_handle_error("changefeed closed"))
cb()
_dbg: (f) =>
return @_db._dbg("Tracker.#{f}")
_handle_error: (err) =>
if @_closed
return
# There was an error in the changefeed.
# Error is totally fatal, so we close up shop.
dbg = @_dbg("_handle_error")
dbg("err='#{err}'")
@emit('error', err)
@close()
close: =>
if @_closed
return
@_closed = true
@emit('close')
@removeAllListeners()
@_feed?.close()
delete @_feed
_handle_change: (x) =>
if x.action == 'delete'
project_id = x.old_val.project_id
if not @_users[project_id]?
# no users
return
for account_id of @_users[project_id]
@_remove_user_from_project(account_id, project_id)
return
# users on a project changed or project created
project_id = x.new_val.project_id
@_db._query
query : "SELECT jsonb_object_keys(users) AS account_id FROM projects"
where : "project_id = $::UUID":project_id
cb : all_results 'account_id', (err, users) =>
if err
# TODO! -- will have to try again... or make a version of _query that can't fail...?
return
if not @_users[project_id]?
# we are not already watching this project
any = false
for account_id in users
if @_accounts[account_id]
any = true
break
if not any
# *and* none of our tracked users are on this project... so don't care
return
# first add any users who got added, and record which accounts are relevant
users_now = {}
for account_id in users
users_now[account_id] = true
users_before = @_users[project_id] ? {}
for account_id of users_now
if not users_before[account_id]
@_add_user_to_project(account_id, project_id)
for account_id of users_before
if not users_now[account_id]
@_remove_user_from_project(account_id, project_id)
# add and remove user from a project, maintaining our data structures (@_accounts, @_projects, @_collabs)
_add_user_to_project: (account_id, project_id) =>
dbg = @_dbg('_add_user_to_project')
if account_id?.length != 36 or project_id?.length != 36
# nothing to do -- better than crashing the server...
dbg("WARNING: invalid account_id (='#{account_id}') or project_id (='#{project_id}')")
return
if @_projects[account_id]?[project_id]
return
@emit 'add_user_to_project', {account_id:account_id, project_id:project_id}
users = @_users[project_id] ?= {}
users[account_id] = true
projects = @_projects[account_id] ?= {}
projects[project_id] = true
collabs = @_collabs[account_id] ?= {}
for other_account_id of users
if collabs[other_account_id]?
collabs[other_account_id] += 1
else
collabs[other_account_id] = 1
@emit 'add_collaborator', {account_id:account_id, collab_id:other_account_id}
other_collabs = @_collabs[other_account_id]
if other_collabs[account_id]?
other_collabs[account_id] += 1
else
other_collabs[account_id] = 1
@emit 'add_collaborator', {account_id:other_account_id, collab_id:account_id}
_remove_user_from_project: (account_id, project_id, no_emit) =>
if account_id?.length != 36 or project_id?.length != 36
throw Error("invalid account_id or project_id")
if not @_projects[account_id]?[project_id]
return
if not no_emit
@emit 'remove_user_from_project', {account_id:account_id, project_id:project_id}
collabs = @_collabs[account_id] ?= {}
for other_account_id of @_users[project_id]
@_collabs[account_id][other_account_id] -= 1
if @_collabs[account_id][other_account_id] == 0
delete @_collabs[account_id][other_account_id]
if not no_emit
@emit 'remove_collaborator', {account_id:account_id, collab_id:other_account_id}
@_collabs[other_account_id][account_id] -= 1
if @_collabs[other_account_id][account_id] == 0
delete @_collabs[other_account_id][account_id]
if not no_emit
@emit 'remove_collaborator', {account_id:other_account_id, collab_id:account_id}
delete @_users[project_id][account_id]
delete @_projects[account_id][project_id]
# Register the given account so that this client watches the database
# in order to be aware of all projects and collaborators of the
# given account.
register: (opts) =>
opts = defaults opts,
account_id : required
cb : required
if @_accounts[opts.account_id]?
# already registered
opts.cb()
return
@_register_todo ?= {}
if misc.len(@_register_todo) == 0
# no registration is currently happening
@_register_todo[opts.account_id] = [opts.cb]
# kick things off -- this will keep registering accounts
# until everything is done, then set @_register_todo to undefined
@_register()
else
# Accounts are being registered right now. Add to the todo list.
v = @_register_todo[opts.account_id]
if v?
v.push(opts.cb)
else
@_register_todo[opts.account_id] = [opts.cb]
# Call _register to completely clear the work @_register_todo work queue.
# NOTE: _register does each account, *one after another*, rather than doing
# everything in parallel. WARNING: DO NOT rewrite this to do everything in parallel,
# unless you think you thoroughly understand the algorithm, since I think
# doing things in parallel would horribly break!
_register: =>
account_id = misc.keys(@_register_todo)?[0]
if not account_id?
# no work
return
# Register this account
dbg = @_dbg("_register")
dbg("registering account='#{account_id}'...")
@_db._query
query : "SELECT project_id, json_agg(o) as users FROM (select project_id, jsonb_object_keys(users) AS o FROM projects WHERE users ? $1::TEXT) s group by s.project_id"
params : [account_id]
cb : all_results (err, x) =>
if not err
@_accounts[account_id] = true
for a in x
if @_users[a.project_id]?
# already have data about this project
continue
else
for collab_account_id in a.users
# NOTE: Very rarely, sometimes collab_account_id is not defined
if collab_account_id?
@_add_user_to_project(collab_account_id, a.project_id)
# call the callbacks
if err
dbg("error registering '#{account_id}' -- err=#{err}")
else
dbg("successfully registered '#{account_id}'")
for cb in @_register_todo[account_id]
cb?(err)
# We are done (trying to) register account_id, for good or ill.
delete @_register_todo[account_id]
if misc.len(@_register_todo) > 0
# Deal with next account that needs to be registered
@_register()
unregister: (opts) =>
opts = defaults opts,
account_id : required
if not @_accounts[opts.account_id]?
return
v = []
for project_id of @_projects[opts.account_id]
v.push(project_id)
delete @_accounts[opts.account_id]
# Forget about any projects they we are on that are no longer
# necessary to watch...
for project_id in v
need = false
for account_id of @_users[project_id]
if @_accounts[account_id]?
need = true
break
if not need
for account_id of @_users[project_id]
@_remove_user_from_project(account_id, project_id, true)
delete @_users[project_id]
return
# return *set* of projects that this user is a collaborator on
projects: (account_id) =>
if not @_accounts[account_id]?
# This should never happen, but very rarely it DOES. I do not know why, having studied the
# code. But when it does, just raising an exception blows up the server really badly.
# So for now we just async register the account, return that it is not a collaborator
# on anything. Then some query will fail, get tried again, and work since registration will
# have finished.
#throw Error("account (='#{account_id}') must be registered")
@register(account_id:account_id, cb:->)
return {}
return @_projects[account_id] ? {}
# map from collabs of account_id to number of projects they collab on (account_id itself counted twice)
collabs: (account_id) =>
return @_collabs[account_id]
###
The Changes class is a useful building block
for making changefeeds. It lets you watch when given
columns change in a given table, and be notified
when a where condition is satisfied.
IMPORTANT: If an error event is emitted then then
Changes object will close and not work any further!
You must recreate it.
###
class Changes extends EventEmitter
constructor: (@_db, @_table, @_select, @_watch, @_where, cb) ->
@dbg = @_dbg("constructor")
@dbg("select=#{misc.to_json(@_select)}, watch=#{misc.to_json(@_watch)}, @_where=#{misc.to_json(@_where)}")
try
@_init_where()
catch e
cb?("error initializing where conditions -- #{e}")
return
@_db._listen @_table, @_select, @_watch, (err, tgname) =>
if err
cb?(err); return
@_tgname = tgname
@_db.on(@_tgname, @_handle_change)
# NOTE: we close on *connect*, not on disconnect, since then clients
# that try to reconnect will only try to do so when we have an actual
# connection to the database. No point in worrying them while trying
# to reconnect, which only makes matters worse (as they panic and
# requests pile up!).
@_db.once('connect', @close)
cb?(undefined, @)
_dbg: (f) =>
return @_db._dbg("Changes(table='#{@_table}').#{f}")
# this breaks the changefeed -- client must recreate it; nothing further will work at all.
_fail: (err) =>
if @_closed
return
dbg = @_dbg("_fail")
dbg("err='#{err}'")
@emit('error', new Error(err))
@close()
close: (cb) =>
if @_closed
cb?()
return
@_closed = true
@emit('close', {action:'close'})
@removeAllListeners()
@_db.removeListener(@_tgname, @_handle_change)
@_db.removeListener('connect', @close)
@_db._stop_listening(@_table, @_select, @_watch, cb)
delete @_tgname
delete @_condition
cb?()
_old_val: (result, action, mesg) =>
# include only changed fields if action is 'update'
if action == 'update'
old_val = {}
for field, val of mesg[1]
old = mesg[2][field]
if val != old
old_val[field] = old
if misc.len(old_val) > 0
result.old_val = old_val
_handle_change: (mesg) =>
#console.log '_handle_change', mesg
if mesg[0] == 'DELETE'
if not @_match_condition(mesg[2])
return
@emit('change', {action:'delete', old_val:mesg[2]})
else
action = "#{mesg[0].toLowerCase()}"
if not @_match_condition(mesg[1])
if action != 'update'
return
for k, v of mesg[1]
if not mesg[2][k]?
mesg[2][k] = v
if @_match_condition(mesg[2])
@emit('change', {action:'delete', old_val:mesg[2]})
return
if @_watch.length == 0
r = {action:action, new_val:mesg[1]}
@_old_val(r, action, mesg)
@emit('change', r)
return
where = {}
for k, v of mesg[1]
where["#{k} = $"] = v
@_db._query
select: @_watch
table : @_table
where : where
cb : one_result (err, result) =>
if err
@_fail(err)
return
if not result?
# This happens when record isn't deleted, but some
# update results in the object being removed from our
# selection criterion... which we view as "delete".
@emit('change', {action:'delete', old_val:mesg[1]})
return
r = {action:action, new_val:misc.merge(result, mesg[1])}
@_old_val(r, action, mesg)
@emit('change', r)
insert: (where) =>
where0 = {}
for k, v of where
where0["#{k} = $"] = v
@_db._query
select : @_watch.concat(misc.keys(@_select))
table : @_table
where : where0
cb : all_results (err, results) =>
## Useful for testing that the @_fail thing below actually works.
##if Math.random() < .7
## err = "simulated error"
if err
@_dbg("insert")("FAKE ERROR!")
@_fail(err) # this is game over
return
else
for x in results
if @_match_condition(x)
misc.map_mutate_out_undefined(x)
@emit('change', {action:'insert', new_val:x})
delete: (where) =>
# listener is meant to delete everything that *matches* the where, so
# there is no need to actually do a query.
@emit('change', {action:'delete', old_val:where})
_init_where: =>
if typeof(@_where) == 'function'
# user provided function
@_match_condition = @_where
return
if misc.is_object(@_where)
w = [@_where]
else
w = @_where
@_condition = {}
add_condition = (field, op, val) =>
field = field.trim()
if field[0] == '"' # de-quote
field = field.slice(1,field.length-1)
if not @_select[field]?
throw Error("'#{field}' must be in select")
if misc.is_object(val)
throw Error("val (=#{misc.to_json(val)}) must not be an object")
if misc.is_array(val)
if op == '=' or op == '=='
# containment
f = (x) ->
for v in val
if x == v
return true
return false
else if op == '!=' or op == '<>'
# not contained in
f = (x) ->
for v in val
if x == v
return false
return true
else
throw Error("if val is an array, then op must be = or !=")
else if misc.is_date(val)
# Inputs to condition come back as JSON, which doesn't know
# about timestamps, so we convert them to date objects.
if op in ['=', '==']
f = (x) -> (new Date(x) - val == 0)
else if op in ['!=', '<>']
f = (x) -> (new Date(x) - val != 0)
else
g = misc.op_to_function(op)
f = (x) -> g(new Date(x), val)
else
g = misc.op_to_function(op)
f = (x) -> g(x, val)
@_condition[field] = f
for obj in w
if misc.is_object(obj)
for k, val of obj
###
k should be of one of the following forms
- "field op $::TYPE"
- "field op $" or
- "field op any($)"
- 'field' (defaults to =)
where op is one of =, <, >, <=, >=, !=
val must be:
- something where javascript === and comparisons works as you expect!
- or an array, in which case op must be = or !=, and we ALWAYS do inclusion (analogue of any).
###
found = false
for op in misc.operators
i = k.indexOf(op)
if i != -1
add_condition(k.slice(0, i).trim(), op, val)
found = true
break
if not found
throw Error("unable to parse '#{k}'")
else if typeof(obj) == 'string'
found = false
for op in misc.operators
i = obj.indexOf(op)
if i != -1
add_condition(obj.slice(0, i), op, eval(obj.slice(i+op.length).trim()))
found = true
break
if not found
throw Error("unable to parse '#{obj}'")
else
throw Error("NotImplementedError")
if misc.len(@_condition) == 0
delete @_condition
@_match_condition = (obj) =>
#console.log '_match_condition', obj
if not @_condition?
return true
for field, f of @_condition
if not f(obj[field])
#console.log 'failed due to field ', field
return false
return true
class SyncTable extends EventEmitter
constructor: (@_db, @_table, @_columns, @_where, @_where_function, @_limit, @_order_by, cb) ->
t = SCHEMA[@_table]
if not t?
@_state = 'error'
cb?("unknown table #{@_table}")
return
try
@_primary_key = @_db._primary_key(@_table)
catch e
cb?(e)
return
@_listen_columns = {"#{@_primary_key}" : pg_type(t.fields[@_primary_key], @_primary_key)}
# We only trigger an update when one of the columns we care about actually changes.
if @_columns
@_watch_columns = misc.copy(@_columns) # don't include primary key since it can't change.
if @_primary_key not in @_columns
@_columns = @_columns.concat([@_primary_key]) # required
@_select_columns = @_columns
else
@_watch_columns = [] # means all of them
@_select_columns = misc.keys(SCHEMA[@_table].fields)
@_select_query = "SELECT #{(quote_field(x) for x in @_select_columns)} FROM #{@_table}"
#@_update = underscore.throttle(@_update, 500)
@_init (err) =>
if err and not cb?
@emit("error", err)
return
@emit('init')
cb?(err, @)
_dbg: (f) =>
return @_db._dbg("SyncTable(table='#{@_table}').#{f}")
_query_opts: () =>
opts = {}
opts.query = @_select_query
opts.where = @_where
opts.limit = @_limit
opts.order_by = @_order_by
return opts
close: (cb) =>
@removeAllListeners()
@_db.removeListener(@_tgname, @_notification)
@_db.removeListener('connect', @_reconnect)
delete @_value
@_state = 'closed'
@_db._stop_listening(@_table, @_listen_columns, @_watch_columns, cb)
connect: (opts) =>
opts?.cb?() # NO-OP -- only needed for backward compatibility
_notification: (obj) =>
#console.log 'notification', obj
[action, new_val, old_val] = obj
if action == 'DELETE' or not new_val?
k = old_val[@_primary_key]
if @_value.has(k)
@_value = @_value.delete(k)
process.nextTick(=>@emit('change', k))
else
k = new_val[@_primary_key]
if @_where_function? and not @_where_function(k)
# doesn't match -- nothing to do -- ignore
return
@_changed[k] = true
@_update()
_init: (cb) =>
misc.retry_until_success
f : @_do_init
start_delay : 3000
max_delay : 10000
log : @_dbg("_init")
cb : cb
_do_init: (cb) =>
@_state = 'init' # 'init' -> ['error', 'ready'] -> 'closed'
@_value = immutable.Map()
@_changed = {}
async.series([
(cb) =>
# ensure database client is listening for primary keys changes to our table
@_db._listen @_table, @_listen_columns, @_watch_columns, (err, tgname) =>
@_tgname = tgname
@_db.on(@_tgname, @_notification)
cb(err)
(cb) =>
opts = @_query_opts()
opts.cb = (err, result) =>
if err
cb(err)
else
@_process_results(result.rows)
@_db.once('connect', @_reconnect)
cb()
@_db._query(opts)
(cb) =>
@_update(cb)
], (err) =>
if err
@_state = 'error'
cb(err)
else
@_state = 'ready'
cb()
)
_reconnect: (cb) =>
dbg = @_dbg("_reconnect")
if @_state != 'ready'
dbg("only attempt reconnect if we were already successfully connected at some point.")
return
# Everything was already initialized, but then the connection to the
# database was dropped... and then successfully re-connected. Now
# we need to (1) setup everything again, and (2) send out notifications
# about anything in the table that changed.
dbg("Save state from before disconnect")
before = @_value
dbg("Clean up everything.")
@_db.removeListener(@_tgname, @_notification)
@_db.removeListener('connect', @_reconnect)
delete @_value
dbg("connect and initialize")
@_init (err) =>
if err
cb?(err)
return
if @_value? and before?
# It's highly unlikely that before or @_value would not be defined, but it could happen (see #2527)
dbg("notify about anything that changed when we were disconnected")
before.map (v, k) =>
if not v.equals(@_value.get(k))
@emit('change', k)
@_value.map (v, k) =>
if not before.has(k)
@emit('change', k)
cb?()
_process_results: (rows) =>
if @_state == 'closed'
return
for x in rows
k = x[@_primary_key]
v = immutable.fromJS(misc.map_without_undefined(x))
if not v.equals(@_value.get(k))
@_value = @_value.set(k, v)
if @_state == 'ready' # only send out change notifications after ready.
process.nextTick(=>@emit('change', k))
# Remove from synctable anything that no longer matches the where criterion.
_process_deleted: (rows, changed) =>
kept = {}
for x in rows
kept[x[@_primary_key]] = true
for k of changed
if not kept[k] and @_value.has(k)
# The record with primary_key k no longer matches the where criterion
# so we delete it from our synctable.
@_value = @_value.delete(k)
if @_state == 'ready'
process.nextTick(=>@emit('change', k))
# Grab any entries from table about which we have been notified of changes.
_update: (cb) =>
if misc.len(@_changed) == 0 # nothing to do
cb?()
return
changed = @_changed
@_changed = {} # reset changed set -- could get modified during query below, which is fine.
if @_select_columns.length == 1 # special case where we don't have to query for more info
@_process_results((("#{@_primary_key}" : x) for x in misc.keys(changed)))
cb?()
return
# Have to query to get actual changed data.
@_db._query
query : @_select_query
where : [{"#{@_primary_key} = ANY($)" : misc.keys(changed)}, @_where]
cb : (err, result) =>
if err
@_dbg("update")("error #{err}")
for k of changed
@_changed[k] = true # will try again later
else
@_process_results(result.rows)
@_process_deleted(result.rows, changed)
cb?()
get: (key) =>
return if key? then @_value?.get(key) else @_value
getIn: (x) =>
return @_value?.getIn(x)
has: (key) =>
return @_value?.has(key)
# wait until some function of this synctable is truthy
wait: (opts) =>
opts = defaults opts,
until : required # waits until "until(@)" evaluates to something truthy
timeout : 30 # in *seconds* -- set to 0 to disable (sort of DANGEROUS if 0, obviously.)
cb : required # cb(undefined, until(@)) on success and cb('timeout') on failure due to timeout
x = opts.until(@)
if x
opts.cb(undefined, x) # already true
return
fail_timer = undefined
f = =>
x = opts.until(@)
if x
@removeListener('change', f)
if fail_timer?
clearTimeout(fail_timer)
fail_timer = undefined
opts.cb(undefined, x)
@on('change', f)
if opts.timeout
fail = =>
@removeListener('change', f)
opts.cb('timeout')
fail_timer = setTimeout(fail, 1000*opts.timeout)
return
###
Trigger functions
###
trigger_name = (table, select, watch) ->
if not misc.is_object(select)
throw Error("trigger_name -- columns must be a map of colname:type")
c = misc.keys(select)
c.sort()
watch = misc.copy(watch)
watch.sort()
if watch.length > 0
c.push('|')
c = c.concat(watch)
return 'change_' + misc_node.sha1("#{table} #{c.join(' ')}").slice(0,16)
###
INPUT:
table -- name of a table
select -- map from field names (of table) to their postgres types
change -- array of field names (of table)
Creates a trigger function that fires whenever any of the given
columns changes, and sends the columns in select out as a notification.
###
trigger_code = (table, select, watch) ->
tgname = trigger_name(table, select, watch)
column_decl_old = ("#{field}_old #{type ? 'text'};" for field, type of select)
column_decl_new = ("#{field}_new #{type ? 'text'};" for field, type of select)
assign_old = ("#{field}_old = OLD.#{field};" for field, _ of select)
assign_new = ("#{field}_new = NEW.#{field};" for field, _ of select)
build_obj_old = ("'#{field}', #{field}_old" for field, _ of select)
build_obj_new = ("'#{field}', #{field}_new" for field, _ of select)
if watch.length > 0
no_change = ("OLD.#{field} = NEW.#{field}" for field in watch.concat(misc.keys(select))).join(' AND ')
else
no_change = 'FALSE'
if watch.length > 0
x = {}
for k in watch
x[k] = true
for k in misc.keys(select)
x[k] = true
update_of = "OF #{(quote_field(field) for field in misc.keys(x)).join(',')}"
else
update_of = ""
code = {}
code.function = """
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION #{tgname}() RETURNS TRIGGER AS $$
DECLARE
notification json;
obj_old json;
obj_new json;
#{column_decl_old.join('\n')}
#{column_decl_new.join('\n')}
BEGIN
-- TG_OP is 'DELETE', 'INSERT' or 'UPDATE'
IF TG_OP = 'DELETE' THEN
#{assign_old.join('\n')}
obj_old = json_build_object(#{build_obj_old.join(',')});
END IF;
IF TG_OP = 'INSERT' THEN
#{assign_new.join('\n')}
obj_new = json_build_object(#{build_obj_new.join(',')});
END IF;
IF TG_OP = 'UPDATE' THEN
IF #{no_change} THEN
RETURN NULL;
END IF;
#{assign_old.join('\n')}
obj_old = json_build_object(#{build_obj_old.join(',')});
#{assign_new.join('\n')}
obj_new = json_build_object(#{build_obj_new.join(',')});
END IF;
notification = json_build_array(TG_OP, obj_new, obj_old);
PERFORM pg_notify('#{tgname}', notification::text);
RETURN NULL;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;"""
code.trigger = "CREATE TRIGGER #{tgname} AFTER INSERT OR DELETE OR UPDATE #{update_of} ON #{table} FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE #{tgname}();"
return code
###
NOTES: The following is a way to back the changes with a small table.
This allows to have changes which are larger than the hard 8000 bytes limit.
HSY did this with the idea of having a temporary workaround for a bug related to this.
https://github.com/sagemathinc/cocalc/issues/1718
1. Create a table trigger_notifications via the db-schema.
For performance reasons, the table itself should be created with "UNLOGGED"