graphql-engine/server/src-lib/Hasura/Db.hs
2019-11-14 18:20:18 -06:00

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-- A module for postgres execution related types and operations
module Hasura.Db
( MonadTx(..)
, LazyTx
, PGExecCtx(..)
, runLazyTx
, runLazyTx'
, withUserInfo
, RespTx
, LazyRespTx
, defaultTxErrorHandler
, mkTxErrorHandler
) where
import Control.Lens
import Control.Monad.Validate
import qualified Data.Aeson.Extended as J
import qualified Database.PG.Query as Q
import qualified Database.PG.Query.Connection as Q
import Hasura.EncJSON
import Hasura.Prelude
import Hasura.RQL.Types.Error
import Hasura.RQL.Types.Permission
import Hasura.SQL.Error
import Hasura.SQL.Types
data PGExecCtx
= PGExecCtx
{ _pecPool :: !Q.PGPool
, _pecTxIsolation :: !Q.TxIsolation
}
class (MonadError QErr m) => MonadTx m where
liftTx :: Q.TxE QErr a -> m a
instance (MonadTx m) => MonadTx (StateT s m) where
liftTx = lift . liftTx
instance (MonadTx m) => MonadTx (ReaderT s m) where
liftTx = lift . liftTx
instance (MonadTx m) => MonadTx (ValidateT e m) where
liftTx = lift . liftTx
-- | Like 'Q.TxE', but defers acquiring a Postgres connection until the first execution of 'liftTx'.
-- If no call to 'liftTx' is ever reached (i.e. a successful result is returned or an error is
-- raised before ever executing a query), no connection is ever acquired.
--
-- This is useful for certain code paths that only conditionally need database access. For example,
-- although most queries will eventually hit Postgres, introspection queries or queries that
-- exclusively use remote schemas never will; using 'LazyTx' keeps those branches from unnecessarily
-- allocating a connection.
data LazyTx e a
= LTErr !e
| LTNoTx !a
| LTTx !(Q.TxE e a)
lazyTxToQTx :: LazyTx e a -> Q.TxE e a
lazyTxToQTx = \case
LTErr e -> throwError e
LTNoTx r -> return r
LTTx tx -> tx
runLazyTx
:: PGExecCtx
-> Q.TxAccess
-> LazyTx QErr a -> ExceptT QErr IO a
runLazyTx (PGExecCtx pgPool txIso) txAccess = \case
LTErr e -> throwError e
LTNoTx a -> return a
LTTx tx -> Q.runTx pgPool (txIso, Just txAccess) tx
runLazyTx'
:: PGExecCtx -> LazyTx QErr a -> ExceptT QErr IO a
runLazyTx' (PGExecCtx pgPool _) = \case
LTErr e -> throwError e
LTNoTx a -> return a
LTTx tx -> Q.runTx' pgPool tx
type RespTx = Q.TxE QErr EncJSON
type LazyRespTx = LazyTx QErr EncJSON
setHeadersTx :: UserVars -> Q.TxE QErr ()
setHeadersTx uVars =
Q.unitQE defaultTxErrorHandler setSess () False
where
setSess = Q.fromText $
"SET LOCAL \"hasura.user\" = " <>
pgFmtLit (J.encodeToStrictText uVars)
defaultTxErrorHandler :: Q.PGTxErr -> QErr
defaultTxErrorHandler = mkTxErrorHandler (const False)
-- | Constructs a transaction error handler given a predicate that determines which errors are
-- expected and should be reported to the user. All other errors are considered internal errors.
mkTxErrorHandler :: (PGErrorType -> Bool) -> Q.PGTxErr -> QErr
mkTxErrorHandler isExpectedError txe = fromMaybe unexpectedError expectedError
where
unexpectedError = (internalError "postgres query error") { qeInternal = Just $ J.toJSON txe }
expectedError = uncurry err400 <$> do
errorDetail <- Q.getPGStmtErr txe
message <- Q.edMessage errorDetail
errorType <- pgErrorType errorDetail
guard $ isExpectedError errorType
pure $ case errorType of
PGIntegrityConstraintViolation code ->
let cv = (ConstraintViolation,)
customMessage = (code ^? _Just._PGErrorSpecific) <&> \case
PGRestrictViolation -> cv "Can not delete or update due to data being referred. "
PGNotNullViolation -> cv "Not-NULL violation. "
PGForeignKeyViolation -> cv "Foreign key violation. "
PGUniqueViolation -> cv "Uniqueness violation. "
PGCheckViolation -> (PermissionError, "Check constraint violation. ")
PGExclusionViolation -> cv "Exclusion violation. "
in maybe (ConstraintViolation, message) (fmap (<> message)) customMessage
PGDataException code -> case code of
Just (PGErrorSpecific PGInvalidEscapeSequence) -> (BadRequest, message)
_ -> (DataException, message)
PGSyntaxErrorOrAccessRuleViolation code -> (ConstraintError,) $ case code of
Just (PGErrorSpecific PGInvalidColumnReference) ->
"there is no unique or exclusion constraint on target column(s)"
_ -> message
withUserInfo :: UserInfo -> LazyTx QErr a -> LazyTx QErr a
withUserInfo uInfo = \case
LTErr e -> LTErr e
LTNoTx a -> LTNoTx a
LTTx tx -> LTTx $ setHeadersTx (userVars uInfo) >> tx
instance Functor (LazyTx e) where
fmap f = \case
LTErr e -> LTErr e
LTNoTx a -> LTNoTx $ f a
LTTx tx -> LTTx $ fmap f tx
instance Applicative (LazyTx e) where
pure = LTNoTx
LTErr e <*> _ = LTErr e
LTNoTx f <*> r = fmap f r
LTTx _ <*> LTErr e = LTErr e
LTTx txf <*> LTNoTx a = LTTx $ txf <*> pure a
LTTx txf <*> LTTx tx = LTTx $ txf <*> tx
instance Monad (LazyTx e) where
LTErr e >>= _ = LTErr e
LTNoTx a >>= f = f a
LTTx txa >>= f =
LTTx $ txa >>= lazyTxToQTx . f
instance MonadError e (LazyTx e) where
throwError = LTErr
LTErr e `catchError` f = f e
LTNoTx a `catchError` _ = LTNoTx a
LTTx txe `catchError` f =
LTTx $ txe `catchError` (lazyTxToQTx . f)
instance MonadTx (LazyTx QErr) where
liftTx = LTTx
instance MonadTx (Q.TxE QErr) where
liftTx = id
instance MonadIO (LazyTx QErr) where
liftIO = LTTx . liftIO