graphql-engine/server/src-lib/Hasura/SQL/Backend.hs

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module Hasura.SQL.Backend
( PostgresKind (..),
BackendType (..),
backendShortName,
supportedBackends,
)
where
import Data.Aeson
import Data.List.Extended (uniques)
import Data.Proxy
import Data.Text (unpack)
import Data.Text.Extended
import Hasura.Incremental
import Hasura.Prelude
-- | Argument to Postgres; we represent backends which are variations on Postgres as sub-types of
-- Postgres. This value indicates which "flavour" of Postgres a backend is.
data PostgresKind
= Vanilla
| Citus
deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)
-- | An enum that represents each backend we support.
data BackendType
= Postgres PostgresKind
| MSSQL
| BigQuery
| MySQL
deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)
-- | The name of the backend, as we expect it to appear in our metadata and API.
instance ToTxt BackendType where
toTxt (Postgres Vanilla) = "postgres"
toTxt (Postgres Citus) = "citus"
toTxt MSSQL = "mssql"
toTxt BigQuery = "bigquery"
toTxt MySQL = "mysql"
-- | The FromJSON instance uses this lookup mechanism to avoid having to duplicate and hardcode the
-- backend string. We accept both the short form and the long form of the backend's name.
instance FromJSON BackendType where
parseJSON = withText "backend type" \name -> do
let knownBackends =
supportedBackends >>= \b ->
[ (toTxt b, b), -- long form
(backendShortName b, b) -- short form
]
uniqueBackends = commaSeparated $ fst <$> uniques knownBackends
lookup name knownBackends
`onNothing` fail ("got: " <> unpack name <> ", expected one of: " <> unpack uniqueBackends)
instance ToJSON BackendType where
toJSON = String . toTxt
instance Cacheable (Proxy (b :: BackendType))
-- | Some generated APIs use a shortened version of the backend's name rather than its full
-- name. This function returns the "short form" of a backend, if any.
backendShortName :: BackendType -> Text
backendShortName = \case
Postgres Vanilla -> "pg"
b -> toTxt b
supportedBackends :: [BackendType]
supportedBackends =
[ Postgres Vanilla,
Postgres Citus,
MSSQL,
BigQuery,
MySQL
]