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use fdb::subspace::Subspace;
use fdb::tuple::Tuple;
use fdb::Key;
use crate::range::{HighEndpoint, KeyRange, LowEndpoint};
/// Low endpoint of a [`TupleRange`].
pub type TupleLowEndpoint = LowEndpoint<Tuple>;
/// High endpoint of a [`TupleRange`].
pub type TupleHighEndpoint = HighEndpoint<Tuple>;
/// A range within an optional subspace specified by two [`Tuple`]
/// endpoints.
///
/// A [`TupleRange`] can be converted into a [`KeyRange`].
#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq)]
pub struct TupleRange {
low_endpoint: TupleLowEndpoint,
high_endpoint: TupleHighEndpoint,
}
impl TupleRange {
/// Create a [`TupleRange`]
pub fn new(low_endpoint: TupleLowEndpoint, high_endpoint: TupleHighEndpoint) -> TupleRange {
TupleRange {
low_endpoint,
high_endpoint,
}
}
/// Create a [`TupleRange`] of all the tuples.
pub fn all() -> TupleRange {
let low_endpoint = TupleLowEndpoint::Start;
let high_endpoint = TupleHighEndpoint::End;
TupleRange::new(low_endpoint, high_endpoint)
}
/// Create a [`TupleRange`] over all keys beginning with a given
/// [`Tuple`].
///
/// This is a shortcut for creating a [`TupleRange`] with `prefix`
/// as both the low-endpoint and high-endpoint and setting the
/// type to range inclusive.
pub fn all_of(prefix: &Tuple) -> TupleRange {
let low_endpoint = TupleLowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(prefix.clone());
let high_endpoint = TupleHighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(prefix.clone());
TupleRange::new(low_endpoint, high_endpoint)
}
/// Create a [`TupleRange`] over all keys between the given [`Tuple`]s.
///
/// `low` is the *inclusive* start of the range. `None` indicates
/// the beginning.
///
/// `high` is the *exclusive* end of the range. `None` indicates
/// the end.
pub fn between(low: &Option<Tuple>, high: &Option<Tuple>) -> TupleRange {
let low_endpoint = match low.as_ref() {
None => TupleLowEndpoint::Start,
Some(low_tuple) => TupleLowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(low_tuple.clone()),
};
let high_endpoint = match high.as_ref() {
Some(high_tuple) => TupleHighEndpoint::RangeExclusive(high_tuple.clone()),
None => TupleHighEndpoint::End,
};
TupleRange::new(low_endpoint, high_endpoint)
}
/// Create a [`TupleRange`] over the same keys as this range but
/// prepended by the supplied [`Tuple`].
///
/// For example, if this range is over all [`Tuple`]'s from `("a",
/// 3,)` exclusive to `("b", 4,)` inclusive, and one calls this
/// method with `(0, null)` as the argument, this will create a
/// range from `(0, null, "a", 3,)` exclusive to `(0, null, "b",
/// 4,)` inclusive.
pub fn prepend(self, beginning: &Tuple) -> TupleRange {
let TupleRange {
low_endpoint,
high_endpoint,
} = self;
let new_low_endpoint = match &low_endpoint {
TupleLowEndpoint::Start => TupleLowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(beginning.clone()),
TupleLowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(_) | TupleLowEndpoint::RangeExclusive(_) => {
low_endpoint.map(|mut low_tuple| {
let mut b = beginning.clone();
b.append(&mut low_tuple);
b
})
}
};
let new_high_endpoint = match &high_endpoint {
TupleHighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(_) | TupleHighEndpoint::RangeExclusive(_) => {
high_endpoint.map(|mut high_tuple| {
let mut b = beginning.clone();
b.append(&mut high_tuple);
b
})
}
TupleHighEndpoint::End => TupleHighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(beginning.clone()),
};
TupleRange::new(new_low_endpoint, new_high_endpoint)
}
/// Convert to a [`KeyRange`].
///
/// Takes an optional [`Subspace`] that the key range should be
/// prefixed by.
pub fn into_key_range(self, maybe_subspace: &Option<Subspace>) -> KeyRange {
let TupleRange {
low_endpoint,
high_endpoint,
} = self;
let (key_low_endpoint, key_high_endpoint) = if let Some(subspace_ref) =
maybe_subspace.as_ref()
{
let key_low_endpoint = match &low_endpoint {
LowEndpoint::Start => LowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(Key::from(subspace_ref.pack())),
LowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(_) | LowEndpoint::RangeExclusive(_) => low_endpoint
.map(|low_tuple| Key::from(subspace_ref.subspace(&low_tuple).pack())),
};
let key_high_endpoint = match &high_endpoint {
HighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(_) | HighEndpoint::RangeExclusive(_) => high_endpoint
.map(|high_tuple| Key::from(subspace_ref.subspace(&high_tuple).pack())),
HighEndpoint::End => HighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(Key::from(subspace_ref.pack())),
};
(key_low_endpoint, key_high_endpoint)
} else {
// Non-subspace case
let key_low_endpoint = low_endpoint.map(|t| Key::from(t.pack()));
let key_high_endpoint = high_endpoint.map(|t| Key::from(t.pack()));
(key_low_endpoint, key_high_endpoint)
};
KeyRange::new(key_low_endpoint, key_high_endpoint)
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use bytes::Bytes;
use fdb::range::Range;
use fdb::subspace::Subspace;
use fdb::tuple::{key_util, Null, Tuple};
use std::convert::TryFrom;
use crate::range::{TupleHighEndpoint, TupleLowEndpoint};
use super::TupleRange;
// The `into_key_range()` test below tests `TupleRange::all`,
// `TupleRange::all_of` and `TupleRange::between`. So, we do not
// have tests for those seperately.
#[test]
fn prepend() {
let mut tup_low_endpoint = {
let t: (&'static str, i8) = ("a", 3);
let mut tup = Tuple::new();
tup.push_back::<String>((t.0).to_string());
tup.push_back::<i8>(t.1);
tup
};
let mut tup_high_endpoint = {
let t: (&'static str, i8) = ("b", 4);
let mut tup = Tuple::new();
tup.push_back::<String>((t.0).to_string());
tup.push_back::<i8>(t.1);
tup
};
let prepend_tup = {
let t: (i8, Null) = (0, Null);
let mut tup = Tuple::new();
tup.push_back::<i8>(t.0);
tup.push_back::<Null>(t.1);
tup
};
let tuple_range_1 = TupleRange::new(
TupleLowEndpoint::RangeExclusive(tup_low_endpoint.clone()),
TupleHighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(tup_high_endpoint.clone()),
)
.prepend(&prepend_tup);
let tup_low_endpoint_prepended = {
let mut tup = prepend_tup.clone();
tup.append(&mut tup_low_endpoint);
tup
};
let tup_high_endpoint_prepended = {
let mut tup = prepend_tup;
tup.append(&mut tup_high_endpoint);
tup
};
let tuple_range_2 = TupleRange::new(
TupleLowEndpoint::RangeExclusive(tup_low_endpoint_prepended),
TupleHighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(tup_high_endpoint_prepended),
);
assert_eq!(tuple_range_1, tuple_range_2);
}
// *Note:* Unlike Java RecordLayer, there are no `illegalRanges`
// tests because we take care of that in the type
// system. Also in Java RecordLayer this test is called
// `TupleRangeTest::toRange`.
#[test]
fn into_key_range() {
let prefix_tuple = {
let prefix_tup: (&'static str,) = ("prefix",);
let mut tup = Tuple::new();
tup.push_back::<String>((prefix_tup.0).to_string());
tup
};
let prefix_subspace = Subspace::new(Bytes::new()).subspace(&prefix_tuple);
let prefix_bytes = prefix_subspace.pack();
let a = {
let a_tup: (&'static str,) = ("a",);
let mut tup = Tuple::new();
tup.push_back::<String>((a_tup.0).to_string());
tup
};
let b = {
let b_tup: (&'static str,) = ("b",);
let mut tup = Tuple::new();
tup.push_back::<String>((b_tup.0).to_string());
tup
};
let test_cases = vec![
(
TupleRange::all(),
Range::new(Bytes::new(), Bytes::from_static(b"\xFF")),
),
(
TupleRange::all_of(&prefix_tuple),
Range::starts_with(prefix_bytes.clone()),
),
(
TupleRange::new(
TupleLowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(a.clone()),
TupleHighEndpoint::RangeExclusive(b.clone()),
),
Range::new(a.clone().pack(), b.clone().pack()),
),
(
TupleRange::new(
TupleLowEndpoint::RangeInclusive(a.clone()),
TupleHighEndpoint::RangeInclusive(b.clone()),
),
Range::new(a.clone().pack(), {
// Returns the first key that does not have tuple
// `b` as prefix.
key_util::strinc(b.clone().pack()).unwrap()
}),
),
(
TupleRange::new(
TupleLowEndpoint::RangeExclusive(a.clone()),
TupleHighEndpoint::RangeExclusive(b.clone()),
),
Range::new(
{
// Returns the first key that does not have tuple
// `a` as prefix.
key_util::strinc(a.clone().pack()).unwrap()
},
b.clone().pack(),
),
),
(
TupleRange::between(&None, &Some(b.clone())),
Range::new(Bytes::new(), b.clone().pack()),
),
(
TupleRange::between(&Some(a.clone()), &None),
Range::new(a.clone().pack(), Bytes::from_static(b"\xFF")),
),
// Unlike Java RecordLayer, `TupleRange` cannot be built
// using a "continuation". We do not support that in the
// type system. We also do not support `PREFIX_STRING`.
];
for test_case in test_cases {
let (tuple_range, range) = test_case;
{
// Safety: Safe to unwrap because we are constructing
// a proper tuple above.
let tuple_range =
Range::try_from(tuple_range.clone().into_key_range(&None)).unwrap();
let range = range.clone();
assert_eq!(tuple_range, range);
}
// Prepend the prefix tuple
let range_with_tuple_range_prepend = {
// Safety: Safe to unwrap because we are constructing
// a proper tuple above.
Range::try_from(
tuple_range
.clone()
.prepend(&prefix_tuple)
.into_key_range(&None),
)
.unwrap()
};
// Prepend the prefix subspace
let range_with_tuple_range_subspace = {
// Safety: Safe to unwrap because we are constructing
// a proper tuple above.
Range::try_from(tuple_range.into_key_range(&Some(prefix_subspace.clone()))).unwrap()
};
assert_eq!(
range_with_tuple_range_prepend,
range_with_tuple_range_subspace
);
}
}
}