Internal.hs

{-# LANGUAGE Strict #-}

{-|
  Module      : Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Internal
  Copyright   : © Clément Delafargue, 2018
                  Théophile Choutri, 2021
  License     : MIT
  Maintainer  : theophile@choutri.eu
  Stability   : stable

  Internal helpers used to implement the high-level API and SQL combinators.

  You can re-use those building blocks freely to create your own wrappers.
-}
module Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Internal
  ( -- * Helpers
    isNotNull
  , isNull
  , isIn
  , inParens
  , quoteName
  , literal
  , getTableName
  , getFieldName
  , getPrimaryKey
  , prefix
  , expandFields
  , expandQualifiedFields
  , expandQualifiedFields'
  , qualifyField
  , qualifyFields
  , placeholder
  , placeholder'
  , generatePlaceholders
  , textToQuery
  , queryToText
  , intercalateVector
  , renderSortExpression
  )
where

import Data.String (fromString)
import Data.Text (Text, unpack)
import Data.Text.Encoding (decodeUtf8)
import Data.Vector (Vector)
import qualified Data.Vector as V
import Database.PostgreSQL.Simple.Types (Query (..))

import Data.Foldable (fold)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Text.Display (display)
import Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Internal.Unsafe (Field (Field))
import Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Types

{- $setup
 >>> :set -XQuasiQuotes
 >>> :set -XOverloadedLists
 >>> :set -XTypeApplications
 >>> import Database.PostgreSQL.Entity
 >>> import Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Types
 >>> import Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Internal.BlogPost
 >>> import Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Internal.QQ
 >>> import Database.PostgreSQL.Entity.Internal.Unsafe
-}

{-| Wrap the given text between parentheses

 __Examples__

 >>> inParens "wrap me!"
 "(wrap me!)"

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
inParens :: Text -> Text
inParens t = "(" <> t <> ")"

{-| Wrap the given text between double quotes

 __Examples__

 >>> quoteName "meow."
 "\"meow.\""

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
quoteName :: Text -> Text
quoteName n = "\"" <> n <> "\""

{-| Wrap the given text between single quotes, for literal text in an SQL query.

 __Examples__

 >>> literal "meow."
 "'meow.'"

 @since 0.0.2.0
-}
literal :: Text -> Text
literal n = "\'" <> escapeSingleQuotes n <> "\'"
  where
    escapeSingleQuotes x = T.replace "'" "''" x

{-| Safe getter that quotes a table name

 __Examples__

 >>> getTableName @Author
 "\"authors\""
 >>> getTableName @Tags
 "public.\"tags\""

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
getTableName :: forall e. Entity e => Text
getTableName = prefix (schema @e) <> quoteName (tableName @e)

{-| Safe getter that quotes a table's primary key

 __Examples__

 >>> getPrimaryKey @Author
 "\"author_id\""
 >>> getPrimaryKey @Tags
 "\"category\""

 @since 0.0.2.0
-}
getPrimaryKey :: forall e. Entity e => Text
getPrimaryKey = getFieldName $ primaryKey @e

prefix :: Maybe Text -> Text
prefix = maybe "" (<> ".")

{-| Accessor to the name of a field, with quotation.

 >>> getFieldName ([field| author_id |])
 "\"author_id\""

 @since 0.0.2.0
-}
getFieldName :: Field -> Text
getFieldName = quoteName . fieldName

{-| Produce a comma-separated list of an entity's fields.

 __Examples__

 >>> expandFields @BlogPost
 "\"blogpost_id\", \"author_id\", \"uuid_list\", \"title\", \"content\", \"created_at\""

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
expandFields :: forall e. Entity e => Text
expandFields = V.foldl1' (\element acc -> element <> ", " <> acc) (getFieldName <$> fields @e)

{-| Produce a comma-separated list of an entity's fields, qualified with the table name

 __Examples__

 >>> expandQualifiedFields @BlogPost
 "blogposts.\"blogpost_id\", blogposts.\"author_id\", blogposts.\"uuid_list\", blogposts.\"title\", blogposts.\"content\", blogposts.\"created_at\""

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
expandQualifiedFields :: forall e. Entity e => Text
expandQualifiedFields = expandQualifiedFields' (fields @e) prefixName
  where
    prefixName = tableName @e

{-| Produce a comma-separated list of an entity's 'fields', qualified with an arbitrary prefix

 __Examples__

 >>> expandQualifiedFields' (fields @BlogPost) "legacy"
 "legacy.\"blogpost_id\", legacy.\"author_id\", legacy.\"uuid_list\", legacy.\"title\", legacy.\"content\", legacy.\"created_at\""

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
expandQualifiedFields' :: Vector Field -> Text -> Text
expandQualifiedFields' fs prefixName = V.foldl1' (\element acc -> element <> ", " <> acc) fs'
  where
    fs' = fieldName <$> qualifyFields prefixName fs

--

{-| Take a prefix and a vector of fields, and qualifies each field with the prefix

 __Examples__

 >>> qualifyField @Author [field| name |]
 "authors.\"name\""

 @since 0.0.2.0
-}
qualifyField :: forall e. Entity e => Field -> Text
qualifyField f = (\(Field fName _) -> p <> "." <> quoteName fName) f
  where
    p = tableName @e

{-| Take a prefix and a vector of fields, and qualifies each field with the prefix

 __Examples__

 >>> qualifyFields "legacy" (fields @BlogPost)
 [Field "legacy.\"blogpost_id\"" Nothing,Field "legacy.\"author_id\"" Nothing,Field "legacy.\"uuid_list\"" Nothing,Field "legacy.\"title\"" Nothing,Field "legacy.\"content\"" Nothing,Field "legacy.\"created_at\"" Nothing]

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
qualifyFields :: Text -> Vector Field -> Vector Field
qualifyFields p fs = fmap (\(Field f t) -> Field (p <> "." <> quoteName f) t) fs

{-| Produce a placeholder of the form @\"field\" = ?@ with an optional type annotation.

 __Examples__

 >>> placeholder [field| id |]
 "\"id\" = ?"

 >>> placeholder $ [field| ids |]
 "\"ids\" = ?"

 >>> fmap placeholder $ fields @BlogPost
 ["\"blogpost_id\" = ?","\"author_id\" = ?","\"uuid_list\" = ?","\"title\" = ?","\"content\" = ?","\"created_at\" = ?"]

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
placeholder :: Field -> Text
placeholder (Field f Nothing) = quoteName f <> " = ?"
placeholder (Field f (Just t)) = quoteName f <> " = ?::" <> t

{-| Produce a placeholder of the form @table.\"field\" = ?@ with an optional type annotation.

 __Examples__

 >>> placeholder' @BlogPost [field| id |]
 "blogposts.\"id\" = ?"

 >>> placeholder' @BlogPost $ [field| ids |]
 "blogposts.\"ids\" = ?"

 @since 0.0.2.0
-}
placeholder' :: forall e. Entity e => Field -> Text
placeholder' f@(Field _ (Just t)) = qualifyField @e f <> " = ?::" <> t
placeholder' f = qualifyField @e f <> " = ?"

{-| Generate an appropriate number of “?” placeholders given a vector of fields.

 Used to generate INSERT queries.

 __Examples__

 >>> generatePlaceholders $ fields @BlogPost
 "?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?"

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
generatePlaceholders :: Vector Field -> Text
generatePlaceholders vf = fold $ intercalateVector ", " $ fmap ph vf
  where
    ph (Field _ t) = maybe "?" (\t' -> "?::" <> t') t

{-| Produce an IS NOT NULL statement given a vector of fields

 >>> isNotNull [ [field| possibly_empty |] ]
 "\"possibly_empty\" IS NOT NULL"

 >>> isNotNull [[field| possibly_empty |], [field| that_one_too |]]
 "\"possibly_empty\" IS NOT NULL AND \"that_one_too\" IS NOT NULL"

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
isNotNull :: Vector Field -> Text
isNotNull fs' = fold $ intercalateVector " AND " (fmap process fieldNames)
  where
    fieldNames = fmap fieldName fs'
    process f = quoteName f <> " IS NOT NULL"

{-| Produce an IS NULL statement given a vector of fields

 >>> isNull [ [field| possibly_empty |] ]
 "\"possibly_empty\" IS NULL"

 >>> isNull [[field| possibly_empty |], [field| that_one_too |]]
 "\"possibly_empty\" IS NULL AND \"that_one_too\" IS NULL"

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
isNull :: Vector Field -> Text
isNull fs' = fold $ intercalateVector " AND " (fmap process fieldNames)
  where
    fieldNames = fmap fieldName fs'
    process f = quoteName f <> " IS NULL"

isIn :: Field -> Vector Text -> Text
isIn f values = process f <> " IN (" <> fold (intercalateVector ", " vals) <> ")"
  where
    vals = fmap literal values
    process f' = quoteName $ fieldName f'

{-| Since the 'Query' type has an 'IsString' instance, the process of converting from 'Text' to 'String' to 'Query' is
 factored into this function

 ⚠ This may be dangerous and an unregulated usage of this function may expose to you SQL injection attacks
 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
textToQuery :: Text -> Query
textToQuery = fromString . unpack

{-| For cases where combinator composition is tricky, we can safely get back to a 'Text' string from a 'Query'

 ⚠ This may be dangerous and an unregulated usage of this function may expose to you SQL injection attacks
 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
queryToText :: Query -> Text
queryToText = decodeUtf8 . fromQuery

{-| The 'intercalateVector' function takes a Text and a Vector Text and concatenates the vector after interspersing
 the first argument between each element of the list.

 __Examples__

 >>> intercalateVector "~" []
 []

 >>> intercalateVector "~" ["nyan"]
 ["nyan"]

 >>> intercalateVector "~" ["nyan", "nyan", "nyan"]
 ["nyan","~","nyan","~","nyan"]

 @since 0.0.1.0
-}
intercalateVector :: Text -> Vector Text -> Vector Text
intercalateVector sep vt
  | V.null vt = vt
  | otherwise = V.cons x (go xs)
  where
    (x, xs) = (V.head vt, V.tail vt)
    go :: Vector Text -> Vector Text
    go ys
      | V.null ys = ys
      | otherwise = V.cons sep (V.cons (V.head ys) (go (V.tail ys)))

{-|

 __Examples__

 >>> renderSortExpression ([field| title |], ASC)
 "\"title\" ASC"

 @since 0.0.2.0
-}
renderSortExpression :: (Field, SortKeyword) -> Text
renderSortExpression (f, sort) = (quoteName . fieldName) f <> " " <> display sort