module Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.RemoteJoin.Join ( processRemoteJoins, foldJoinTreeWith, ) where import Control.Lens (view, _3) import Data.Aeson.Ordered qualified as JO import Data.ByteString.Lazy qualified as BL import Data.Environment qualified as Env import Data.HashMap.Strict.Extended qualified as Map import Data.HashMap.Strict.InsOrd qualified as OMap import Data.HashMap.Strict.NonEmpty qualified as NEMap import Data.HashSet qualified as HS import Data.IntMap.Strict qualified as IntMap import Data.Text qualified as T import Data.Tuple (swap) import Hasura.Base.Error import Hasura.EncJSON import Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.Backend qualified as EB import Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.Instances () import Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.RemoteJoin.RemoteSchema qualified as RS import Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.RemoteJoin.Source qualified as S import Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.RemoteJoin.Types import Hasura.GraphQL.Logging (MonadQueryLog) import Hasura.GraphQL.RemoteServer (execRemoteGQ) import Hasura.GraphQL.Transport.Backend qualified as TB import Hasura.GraphQL.Transport.HTTP.Protocol (GQLReqOutgoing, GQLReqUnparsed) import Hasura.GraphQL.Transport.Instances () import Hasura.Logging qualified as L import Hasura.Prelude import Hasura.RQL.Types.Common import Hasura.RemoteSchema.SchemaCache import Hasura.SQL.AnyBackend qualified as AB import Hasura.Server.Types (RequestId) import Hasura.Session import Hasura.Tracing qualified as Tracing import Network.HTTP.Client qualified as HTTP import Network.HTTP.Types qualified as HTTP ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- | Process all remote joins, recursively. -- -- Given the result of the first step of an execution and its associated remote -- joins, process all joins recursively to build the resulting JSON object. -- -- This function is a thin wrapper around 'processRemoteJoinsWith', and starts -- the join tree traversal process by re-parsing the 'EncJSON' value into an -- introspectable JSON 'Value', and "injects" the required functions to process -- each join over the network. processRemoteJoins :: forall m. ( MonadError QErr m, MonadIO m, EB.MonadQueryTags m, MonadQueryLog m, Tracing.MonadTrace m ) => RequestId -> L.Logger L.Hasura -> Env.Environment -> HTTP.Manager -> [HTTP.Header] -> UserInfo -> EncJSON -> Maybe RemoteJoins -> GQLReqUnparsed -> m EncJSON processRemoteJoins requestId logger env manager requestHeaders userInfo lhs maybeJoinTree gqlreq = forRemoteJoins maybeJoinTree lhs \joinTree -> do lhsParsed <- JO.eitherDecode (encJToLBS lhs) `onLeft` (throw500 . T.pack) jsonResult <- foldJoinTreeWith callSource callRemoteServer userInfo (Identity lhsParsed) joinTree pure $ encJFromOrderedValue $ runIdentity jsonResult where -- How to process a source join call over the network. callSource :: -- Generated information about the step AB.AnyBackend S.SourceJoinCall -> -- Resulting JSON object, as a 'ByteString'. m BL.ByteString callSource sourceJoinCall = AB.dispatchAnyBackend @TB.BackendTransport sourceJoinCall \(S.SourceJoinCall {..} :: S.SourceJoinCall b) -> do response <- TB.runDBQuery @b requestId gqlreq _sjcRootFieldAlias userInfo logger _sjcSourceConfig (EB.dbsiAction _sjcStepInfo) (EB.dbsiPreparedQuery _sjcStepInfo) pure $ encJToLBS $ snd response -- How to process a remote schema join call over the network. callRemoteServer :: -- Information about the remote schema ValidatedRemoteSchemaDef -> -- Generated GraphQL request GQLReqOutgoing -> -- Resulting JSON object, as a 'ByteString'. m BL.ByteString callRemoteServer remoteSchemaInfo request = fmap (view _3) $ execRemoteGQ env manager userInfo requestHeaders remoteSchemaInfo request -- | Fold the join tree. -- -- This function takes as an argument the functions that will be used to do the -- actual network calls; this allows this function not to require 'MonadIO', -- allowing it to be used in tests. foldJoinTreeWith :: ( MonadError QErr m, EB.MonadQueryTags m, Traversable f ) => -- | How to process a call to a source. (AB.AnyBackend S.SourceJoinCall -> m BL.ByteString) -> -- | How to process a call to a remote schema. (ValidatedRemoteSchemaDef -> GQLReqOutgoing -> m BL.ByteString) -> -- | User information. UserInfo -> -- | Initial accumulator; the LHS of this join tree. (f JO.Value) -> RemoteJoins -> m (f JO.Value) foldJoinTreeWith callSource callRemoteSchema userInfo lhs joinTree = do (compositeValue, joins) <- collectJoinArguments (assignJoinIds joinTree) lhs joinIndices <- fmap catMaybes $ for joins $ \JoinArguments {..} -> do let joinArguments = IntMap.fromList $ map swap $ Map.toList _jalArguments previousStep <- case _jalJoin of RemoteJoinRemoteSchema remoteSchemaJoin childJoinTree -> do let remoteSchemaInfo = rsDef $ _rsjRemoteSchema remoteSchemaJoin maybeJoinIndex <- RS.makeRemoteSchemaJoinCall (callRemoteSchema remoteSchemaInfo) userInfo remoteSchemaJoin joinArguments pure $ fmap (childJoinTree,) maybeJoinIndex RemoteJoinSource sourceJoin childJoinTree -> do maybeJoinIndex <- S.makeSourceJoinCall callSource userInfo sourceJoin _jalFieldName joinArguments pure $ fmap (childJoinTree,) maybeJoinIndex for previousStep $ \(childJoinTree, joinIndex) -> do forRemoteJoins childJoinTree joinIndex $ \childRemoteJoins -> do results <- foldJoinTreeWith callSource callRemoteSchema userInfo (IntMap.elems joinIndex) childRemoteJoins pure $ IntMap.fromAscList $ zip (IntMap.keys joinIndex) results joinResults joinIndices compositeValue ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- | Simple convenient wrapper around @Maybe RemoteJoins@. forRemoteJoins :: (Applicative f) => Maybe RemoteJoins -> a -> (RemoteJoins -> f a) -> f a forRemoteJoins remoteJoins onNoJoins f = maybe (pure onNoJoins) f remoteJoins -- | When traversing a responses's json, wherever the join columns of a remote -- join are expected, we want to collect these arguments. -- -- However looking up by a remote join's definition to collect these arguments -- does not work because we don't have an 'Ord' or a 'Hashable' instance (it -- would be a bit of work). -- -- So this assigned each remote join a unique integer ID by using just the 'Eq' -- instance. This ID then can be used for the collection of arguments (which -- should also be faster). -- -- TODO(nicuveo): https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine-mono/issues/3891. assignJoinIds :: JoinTree RemoteJoin -> JoinTree (JoinCallId, RemoteJoin) assignJoinIds joinTree = evalState (traverse assignId joinTree) (0, []) where assignId :: RemoteJoin -> State (JoinCallId, [(JoinCallId, RemoteJoin)]) (JoinCallId, RemoteJoin) assignId remoteJoin = do (joinCallId, joinIds) <- get let mJoinId = joinIds & find \(_, j) -> j == remoteJoin mJoinId `onNothing` do put (joinCallId + 1, (joinCallId, remoteJoin) : joinIds) pure (joinCallId, remoteJoin) collectJoinArguments :: forall f m. (MonadError QErr m, Traversable f) => JoinTree (JoinCallId, RemoteJoin) -> f JO.Value -> m (f (CompositeValue ReplacementToken), IntMap.IntMap JoinArguments) collectJoinArguments joinTree lhs = do result <- flip runStateT (0, mempty) $ traverse (traverseValue joinTree) lhs -- Discard the 'JoinArgumentId' from the intermediate state transformation. pure $ second snd result where getReplacementToken :: IntMap.Key -> RemoteJoin -> JoinArgument -> FieldName -> StateT (JoinArgumentId, IntMap.IntMap JoinArguments) m ReplacementToken getReplacementToken joinId remoteJoin argument fieldName = do (counter, joins) <- get case IntMap.lookup joinId joins of -- XXX: We're making an explicit decision to ignore the existing -- 'fieldName' and replace it with the argument provided to this -- function. -- -- This needs to be tested so we can verify that the result of this -- function call is reasonable. Just (JoinArguments _remoteJoin arguments _fieldName) -> case Map.lookup argument arguments of Just argumentId -> pure $ ReplacementToken joinId argumentId Nothing -> addNewArgument counter joins arguments Nothing -> addNewArgument counter joins mempty where addNewArgument counter joins arguments = do let argumentId = counter newArguments = JoinArguments remoteJoin (Map.insert argument argumentId arguments) fieldName put (counter + 1, IntMap.insert joinId newArguments joins) pure $ ReplacementToken joinId argumentId traverseValue :: JoinTree (IntMap.Key, RemoteJoin) -> JO.Value -> StateT (JoinArgumentId, IntMap.IntMap JoinArguments) m (CompositeValue ReplacementToken) traverseValue joinTree_ = \case -- 'JO.Null' is a special case of scalar value here, which indicates that -- the previous step did not return enough data for us to continue -- traversing down this path. -- -- This can occur in the following cases: -- * Permission errors; when the user joins on a value they are not -- allowed to access -- * Queries with remote sources that resolve to null, for example: -- { -- q { -- user_by_pk() { -- id -- name -- r { -- } -- address { -- r_geo { -- } -- } -- } -- } -- } JO.Null -> pure $ CVOrdValue JO.Null JO.Object object -> CVObject <$> traverseObject joinTree_ object JO.Array array -> CVObjectArray <$> mapM (traverseValue joinTree_) (toList array) _ -> throw500 "found a scalar value when traversing with a non-empty join tree" traverseObject :: JoinTree (IntMap.Key, RemoteJoin) -> JO.Object -> StateT (JoinArgumentId, IntMap.IntMap JoinArguments) m (InsOrdHashMap Text (CompositeValue ReplacementToken)) traverseObject joinTree_ object = do let joinTreeNodes = unJoinTree joinTree_ phantomFields = HS.fromList $ map getFieldNameTxt $ concatMap (getPhantomFields . snd) $ toList joinTree_ -- If we need the typename to disambiguate branches in the join tree, it -- will be present in the answer as a placeholder internal field. -- -- We currently have no way of checking whether we explicitly requested -- that field, and it would be possible for a malicious user to attempt to -- spoof that value by explicitly requesting a value they control. -- However, there's no actual risk: we only use that value for lookups -- inside the join tree, and if we didn't request this field, the keys in -- the join tree map will explicitly require a typename NOT to be -- provided. Meaning that any spoofing attempt will just, at worst, result -- in remote joins not being performed. -- -- We always remove that key from the resulting object. joinTypeName <- case JO.lookup "__hasura_internal_typename" object of Nothing -> pure Nothing Just (JO.String typename) -> pure $ Just typename Just value -> throw500 $ "The reserved __hasura_internal_typename field contains an unexpected value: " <> tshow value -- during this traversal we assume that the remote join column has some -- placeholder value in the response. If this weren't present it would -- involve a lot more book-keeping to preserve the order of the original -- selection set in the response compositeObject <- for (JO.toList object) $ \(fieldName, value_) -> (fieldName,) <$> case NEMap.lookup (QualifiedFieldName joinTypeName fieldName) joinTreeNodes of Just (Leaf (joinId, remoteJoin)) -> do joinArgument <- forM (getJoinColumnMapping remoteJoin) $ \alias -> do let aliasTxt = getFieldNameTxt $ getAliasFieldName alias onNothing (JO.lookup aliasTxt object) $ throw500 $ "a join column is missing from the response: " <> aliasTxt if Map.null (Map.filter (== JO.Null) joinArgument) then Just . CVFromRemote <$> getReplacementToken joinId remoteJoin (JoinArgument joinArgument) (FieldName fieldName) else -- we do not join with the remote field if any of the leaves of -- the join argument are null pure $ Just $ CVOrdValue JO.Null Just (Tree joinSubTree) -> Just <$> traverseValue joinSubTree value_ Nothing -> if HS.member fieldName phantomFields || fieldName == "__hasura_internal_typename" then pure Nothing else pure $ Just $ CVOrdValue value_ pure . OMap.fromList $ -- filter out the Nothings mapMaybe sequenceA compositeObject joinResults :: forall f m. (MonadError QErr m, Traversable f) => IntMap.IntMap (IntMap.IntMap JO.Value) -> f (CompositeValue ReplacementToken) -> m (f JO.Value) joinResults remoteResults compositeValues = do traverse (fmap compositeValueToJSON . traverse replaceToken) compositeValues where replaceToken :: ReplacementToken -> m JO.Value replaceToken (ReplacementToken joinCallId argumentId) = do joinCallResults <- onNothing (IntMap.lookup joinCallId remoteResults) $ throw500 $ "couldn't find results for the join with id: " <> tshow joinCallId onNothing (IntMap.lookup argumentId joinCallResults) $ throw500 $ "couldn't find a value for argument id in the join results: " <> tshow (argumentId, joinCallId) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- type CompositeObject a = OMap.InsOrdHashMap Text (CompositeValue a) -- | A hybrid JSON value representation which captures the context of remote join field in type parameter. data CompositeValue a = CVOrdValue !JO.Value | CVObject !(CompositeObject a) | CVObjectArray ![CompositeValue a] | CVFromRemote !a deriving (Show, Eq, Functor, Foldable, Traversable) compositeValueToJSON :: CompositeValue JO.Value -> JO.Value compositeValueToJSON = \case CVOrdValue v -> v CVObject obj -> JO.object $ OMap.toList $ OMap.map compositeValueToJSON obj CVObjectArray vals -> JO.array $ map compositeValueToJSON vals CVFromRemote v -> v -- | A token used to uniquely identify the results within a join call that are -- associated with a particular argument. data ReplacementToken = ReplacementToken { -- | Unique identifier for a remote join call. _rtCallId :: !JoinCallId, -- | Unique identifier for an argument to some remote join. _rtArgumentId :: !JoinArgumentId }