migrate.go

package sql

import (
	"database/sql"
	"fmt"
)

func (c *conn) migrate() (int, error) {
	_, err := c.Exec(`
		create table if not exists migrations (
			num integer not null,
			at timestamp not null
		);
	`)
	if err != nil {
		return 0, fmt.Errorf("creating migration table: %v", err)
	}

	i := 0
	done := false
	for {
		err := c.ExecTx(func(tx *trans) error {
			// Within a transaction, perform a single migration.
			var (
				num sql.NullInt64
				n   int
			)
			if err := tx.QueryRow(`select max(num) from migrations;`).Scan(&num); err != nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("select max migration: %v", err)
			}
			if num.Valid {
				n = int(num.Int64)
			}
			if n >= len(migrations) {
				done = true
				return nil
			}

			migrationNum := n + 1
			m := migrations[n]
			if _, err := tx.Exec(m.stmt); err != nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("migration %d failed: %v", migrationNum, err)
			}

			q := `insert into migrations (num, at) values ($1, now());`
			if _, err := tx.Exec(q, migrationNum); err != nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("update migration table: %v", err)
			}
			return nil
		})
		if err != nil {
			return i, err
		}
		if done {
			break
		}
		i++
	}

	return i, nil
}

type migration struct {
	stmt string
	// TODO(ericchiang): consider adding additional fields like "forDrivers"
}

// All SQL flavors share migration strategies.
var migrations = []migration{
	{
		stmt: `
			create table client (
				id text not null primary key,
				secret text not null,
				redirect_uris bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
				trusted_peers bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
				public boolean not null,
				name text not null,
				logo_url text not null
			);
		
			create table auth_request (
				id text not null primary key,
				client_id text not null,
				response_types bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
				scopes bytea not null,         -- JSON array of strings
				redirect_uri text not null,
				nonce text not null,
				state text not null,
				force_approval_prompt boolean not null,
		
				logged_in boolean not null,
		
				claims_user_id text not null,
				claims_username text not null,
				claims_email text not null,
				claims_email_verified boolean not null,
				claims_groups bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
		
				connector_id text not null,
				connector_data bytea,
		
				expiry timestamp not null
			);
		
			create table auth_code (
				id text not null primary key,
				client_id text not null,
				scopes bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
				nonce text not null,
				redirect_uri text not null,
		
				claims_user_id text not null,
				claims_username text not null,
				claims_email text not null,
				claims_email_verified boolean not null,
				claims_groups bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
		
				connector_id text not null,
				connector_data bytea,
		
				expiry timestamp not null
			);
		
			create table refresh_token (
				id text not null primary key,
				client_id text not null,
				scopes bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
				nonce text not null,
		
				claims_user_id text not null,
				claims_username text not null,
				claims_email text not null,
				claims_email_verified boolean not null,
				claims_groups bytea not null, -- JSON array of strings
		
				connector_id text not null,
				connector_data bytea
			);

			create table password (
				email text not null primary key,
				hash bytea not null,
				username text not null,
				user_id text not null
			);
		
			-- keys is a weird table because we only ever expect there to be a single row
			create table keys (
				id text not null primary key,
				verification_keys bytea not null, -- JSON array
				signing_key bytea not null,       -- JSON object
				signing_key_pub bytea not null,   -- JSON object
				next_rotation timestamp not null
			);
		`,
	},
}