type: bulk
args:


- type: citus_run_sql
  args:
    source: citus
    sql: |
      CREATE TABLE author (
          id serial PRIMARY KEY,
          name text UNIQUE,
          "createdAt" timestamp
      );

      CREATE TABLE article (
          id serial PRIMARY KEY,
          title text,
          content text,
          author_id integer REFERENCES author (id),
          is_published boolean,
          published_on timestamp
      );

      INSERT INTO author (name, "createdAt")
          VALUES ('Author 1', '2017-09-21T09:39:44'), ('Author 2', '2017-09-21T09:50:44');

      INSERT INTO article (title, content, author_id, is_published)
          VALUES ('Article 1', 'Sample article content 1', 1, FALSE), ('Article 2', 'Sample article content 2', 1, TRUE), ('Article 3', 'Sample article content 3', 2, TRUE);

      create table country (
        id serial primary key,
        name text not null
      );
      select create_reference_table('country');
      insert into country ("name") values ('India');

      create table state (
        id serial primary key,
        country_id integer references country(id),
        name text NOT NULL
      );

      select create_reference_table('state');
      insert into state ("country_id", "name")
      values (1, 'Karnataka'), (1, 'Andhra Pradesh'), (1, 'Orissa'), (1, 'Tamilnadu');

      create table disaster (
        id serial,
        country_id integer references country(id),
        name text not null,
        primary key (id, country_id)
      );
      select create_distributed_table('disaster', 'country_id');
      insert into disaster ("country_id", "name")
      values (1, 'cyclone_amphan'),
             (1, 'cyclone_nisarga');

      create table disaster_affected_state (
        id serial,
        country_id integer references country(id),
        disaster_id integer,
        state_id integer references state(id),
        primary key (id, country_id)
      );
      select create_distributed_table('disaster_affected_state', 'country_id');

      create function search_disasters_sql(search text)
      returns setof disaster as $$
      begin
          return query select *
          from disaster
          where
            name ilike ('%' || search || '%');
      end;
      $$ language plpgsql stable;

      create function search_disasters_plpgsql(search text)
      returns setof disaster as $$
      begin
          return query select *
          from disaster
          where
            name ilike ('%' || search || '%');
      end;
      $$ language plpgsql stable;

# run separately to foreign key constraint to avoid 'multiple utility event' error
- type: citus_run_sql
  args:
    source: citus
    sql: |
      alter table disaster_affected_state add constraint disaster_fkey foreign key (country_id,       disaster_id) references disaster(country_id, id);

- type: citus_run_sql
  args:
    source: citus
    sql: |
      insert into disaster_affected_state ("country_id", "disaster_id", "state_id")
        values (1, 1, 2), (1, 1, 3), (1, 2, 2), (1, 2, 3), (1, 2, 4);