/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */ this.EXPORTED_SYMBOLS = ["GlodaDatabind"]; var Cc = Components.classes; var Ci = Components.interfaces; var Cr = Components.results; var Cu = Components.utils; Cu.import("resource:///modules/gloda/log4moz.js"); var DBC_LOG = Log4Moz.repository.getLogger("gloda.ds.dbc"); function GlodaDatabind(aNounDef, aDatastore) { this._nounDef = aNounDef; this._tableName = aNounDef.tableName; this._tableDef = aNounDef.schema; this._datastore = aDatastore; this._log = Log4Moz.repository.getLogger("gloda.databind." + this._tableName); // process the column definitions and make sure they have an attribute mapping for (let [iColDef, coldef] of this._tableDef.columns.entries()) { // default to the other dude's thing. if (coldef.length < 3) coldef[2] = coldef[0]; if (coldef[0] == "id") this._idAttr = coldef[2]; // colDef[3] is the index of us in our SQL bindings, storage-numbering coldef[3] = iColDef; } // XXX This is obviously synchronous and not perfectly async. Since we are // doing this, we don't actually need to move to ordinal binding below // since we could just as well compel creation of the name map and thereby // avoid ever acquiring the mutex after bootstrap. // However, this specific check can be cleverly avoided with future work. // Namely, at startup we can scan for extension-defined tables and get their // maximum id so that we don't need to do it here. The table will either // be brand new and thus have a maximum id of 1 or we will already know it // because of that scan. this._nextId = 1; let stmt = this._datastore._createSyncStatement( "SELECT MAX(id) FROM " + this._tableName, true); if (stmt.executeStep()) { // no chance of this SQLITE_BUSY on this call this._nextId = stmt.getInt64(0) + 1; } stmt.finalize(); let insertColumns = []; let insertValues = []; let updateItems = []; for (let [iColDef, coldef] of this._tableDef.columns.entries()) { let column = coldef[0]; let placeholder = "?" + (iColDef + 1); insertColumns.push(column); insertValues.push(placeholder); if (column != "id") { updateItems.push(column + " = " + placeholder); } } let insertSql = "INSERT INTO " + this._tableName + " (" + insertColumns.join(", ") + ") VALUES (" + insertValues.join(", ") + ")"; // For the update, we want the 'id' to be a constraint and not a value // that gets set... let updateSql = "UPDATE " + this._tableName + " SET " + updateItems.join(", ") + " WHERE id = ?1"; this._insertStmt = aDatastore._createAsyncStatement(insertSql); this._updateStmt = aDatastore._createAsyncStatement(updateSql); if (this._tableDef.fulltextColumns) { for (let [iColDef, coldef] of this._tableDef.fulltextColumns.entries()) { if (coldef.length < 3) coldef[2] = coldef[0]; // colDef[3] is the index of us in our SQL bindings, storage-numbering coldef[3] = iColDef + 1; } let insertColumns = []; let insertValues = []; let updateItems = []; for (var [iColDef, coldef] of this._tableDef.fulltextColumns.entries()) { let column = coldef[0]; // +2 instead of +1 because docid is implied let placeholder = "?" + (iColDef + 2); insertColumns.push(column); insertValues.push(placeholder); if (column != "id") { updateItems.push(column + " = " + placeholder); } } let insertFulltextSql = "INSERT INTO " + this._tableName + "Text (docid," + insertColumns.join(", ") + ") VALUES (?1," + insertValues.join(", ") + ")"; // For the update, we want the 'id' to be a constraint and not a value // that gets set... let updateFulltextSql = "UPDATE " + this._tableName + "Text SET " + updateItems.join(", ") + " WHERE docid = ?1"; this._insertFulltextStmt = aDatastore._createAsyncStatement(insertFulltextSql); this._updateFulltextStmt = aDatastore._createAsyncStatement(updateFulltextSql); } } GlodaDatabind.prototype = { /** * Perform appropriate binding coercion based on the schema provided to us. * Although we end up effectively coercing JS Date objects to numeric values, * we should not be provided with JS Date objects! There is no way for us * to know to turn them back into JS Date objects on the way out. * Additionally, there is the small matter of storage's bias towards * PRTime representations which may not always be desirable. */ bindByType: function(aStmt, aColDef, aValue) { if (aValue == null) aStmt.bindNullParameter(aColDef[3]); else if (aColDef[1] == "STRING" || aColDef[1] == "TEXT") aStmt.bindStringParameter(aColDef[3], aValue); else aStmt.bindInt64Parameter(aColDef[3], aValue); }, objFromRow: function(aRow) { let getVariant = this._datastore._getVariant; let obj = new this._nounDef.class(); for (let [iCol, colDef] of this._tableDef.columns.entries()) { obj[colDef[2]] = getVariant(aRow, iCol); } return obj; }, objInsert: function(aThing) { let bindByType = this.bindByType; if (!aThing[this._idAttr]) aThing[this._idAttr] = this._nextId++; let stmt = this._insertStmt; for (let colDef of this._tableDef.columns) { bindByType(stmt, colDef, aThing[colDef[2]]); } stmt.executeAsync(this._datastore.trackAsync()); if (this._insertFulltextStmt) { stmt = this._insertFulltextStmt; stmt.bindInt64Parameter(0, aThing[this._idAttr]); for (let colDef of this._tableDef.fulltextColumns) { bindByType(stmt, colDef, aThing[colDef[2]]); } stmt.executeAsync(this._datastore.trackAsync()); } }, objUpdate: function(aThing) { let bindByType = this.bindByType; let stmt = this._updateStmt; // note, we specially bound the location of 'id' for the insert, but since // we're using named bindings, there is nothing special about setting it for (let colDef of this._tableDef.columns) { bindByType(stmt, colDef, aThing[colDef[2]]); } stmt.executeAsync(this._datastore.trackAsync()); if (this._updateFulltextStmt) { stmt = this._updateFulltextStmt; // fulltextColumns doesn't include id/docid, need to explicitly set it stmt.bindInt64Parameter(0, aThing[this._idAttr]); for (let colDef of this._tableDef.fulltextColumns) { bindByType(stmt, colDef, aThing[colDef[2]]); } stmt.executeAsync(this._datastore.trackAsync()); } }, adjustAttributes: function() { // just proxy the call over to the datastore... we have to do this for // 'this' reasons. we don't refactor things to avoid this because it does // make some sense to have all the methods exposed from a single object, // even if the implementation does live elsewhere. return this._datastore.adjustAttributes.apply(this._datastore, arguments); }, // also proxied... queryFromQuery: function() { return this._datastore.queryFromQuery.apply(this._datastore, arguments); } };