overleaf/services/track-changes/app/coffee/PackManager.coffee
2015-02-17 11:14:13 +00:00

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CoffeeScript

async = require "async"
_ = require "underscore"
module.exports = PackManager =
# The following functions implement methods like a mongo find, but
# expands any documents containing a 'pack' field into multiple
# values
#
# e.g. a single update looks like
#
# {
# "doc_id" : 549dae9e0a2a615c0c7f0c98,
# "project_id" : 549dae9c0a2a615c0c7f0c8c,
# "op" : [ {"p" : 6981, "d" : "?" } ],
# "meta" : { "user_id" : 52933..., "start_ts" : 1422310693931, "end_ts" : 1422310693931 },
# "v" : 17082
# }
#
# and a pack looks like this
#
# {
# "doc_id" : 549dae9e0a2a615c0c7f0c98,
# "project_id" : 549dae9c0a2a615c0c7f0c8c,
# "pack" : [ D1, D2, D3, ....],
# "meta" : { "user_id" : 52933..., "start_ts" : 1422310693931, "end_ts" : 1422310693931 },
# "v" : 17082
# }
#
# where D1, D2, D3, .... are single updates stripped of their
# doc_id and project_id fields (which are the same for all the
# updates in the pack). The meta and v fields of the pack itself
# are those of the first entry in the pack D1 (this makes it
# possible to treat packs and single updates in the same way).
findDocResults: (collection, query, limit, callback) ->
# query - the mongo query selector, includes both the doc_id/project_id and
# the range on v
# limit - the mongo limit, we need to apply it after unpacking any
# packs
sort = {}
sort['v'] = -1;
cursor = collection
.find( query )
.sort( sort )
# if we have packs, we will trim the results more later after expanding them
if limit?
cursor.limit(limit)
# take the part of the query which selects the range over the parameter
rangeQuery = query['v']
# helper function to check if an item from a pack is inside the
# desired range
filterFn = (item) ->
return false if rangeQuery?['$gte']? && item['v'] < rangeQuery['$gte']
return false if rangeQuery?['$lte']? && item['v'] > rangeQuery['$lte']
return false if rangeQuery?['$lt']? && item['v'] >= rangeQuery['$lt']
return false if rangeQuery?['$gt']? && item['v'] <= rangeQuery['$gt']
return true
versionOrder = (a, b) ->
b.v - a.v
# create a query which can be used to select the entries BEFORE
# the range because we sometimes need to find extra ones (when the
# boundary falls in the middle of a pack)
extraQuery = _.clone(query)
# The pack uses its first entry for its metadata and v, so the
# only queries where we might not get all the packs are those for
# $gt and $gte (i.e. we need to find packs which start before our
# range but end in it)
if rangeQuery?['$gte']?
extraQuery['v'] = {'$lt' : rangeQuery['$gte']}
else if rangeQuery?['$gt']
extraQuery['v'] = {'$lte' : rangeQuery['$gt']}
else
delete extraQuery['v']
needMore = false # keep track of whether we need to load more data
updates = [] # used to accumulate the set of results
cursor.toArray (err, result) ->
unpackedSet = PackManager._unpackResults(result)
updates = PackManager._filterAndLimit(updates, unpackedSet, filterFn, limit)
# check if we need to retrieve more data, because there is a
# pack that crosses into our range
last = if unpackedSet.length then unpackedSet[unpackedSet.length-1] else null
if limit? && updates.length == limit
needMore = false
else if extraQuery['v']? && last? && filterFn(last)
needMore = true
else if extraQuery['v']? && updates.length == 0
needMore = true
if needMore
# we do need an extra result set
extra = collection
.find(extraQuery)
.sort(sort)
.limit(1)
extra.toArray (err, result2) ->
if err?
return callback err, updates.sort versionOrder
else
extraSet = PackManager._unpackResults(result2)
updates = PackManager._filterAndLimit(updates, extraSet, filterFn, limit)
callback err, updates.sort versionOrder
return
if err?
callback err, result
else
callback err, updates.sort versionOrder
findProjectResults: (collection, query, limit, callback) ->
# query - the mongo query selector, includes both the doc_id/project_id and
# the range on v or meta.end_ts
# limit - the mongo limit, we need to apply it after unpacking any
# packs
sort = {}
sort['meta.end_ts'] = -1;
projection = {"op":false, "pack.op": false}
cursor = collection
.find( query, projection ) # no need to return the op only need version info
.sort( sort )
# if we have packs, we will trim the results more later after expanding them
if limit?
cursor.limit(limit)
# take the part of the query which selects the range over the parameter
before = query['meta.end_ts']?['$lt'] # may be null
updates = [] # used to accumulate the set of results
cursor.toArray (err, result) ->
if err?
return callback err, result
if result.length == 0 && not before? # no results and no time range specified
return callback err, result
unpackedSet = PackManager._unpackResults(result)
if limit?
unpackedSet = unpackedSet.slice(0, limit)
# find the end time of the last result, we will take all the
# results up to this, and then all the changes at that time
# (without imposing a limit) and any overlapping packs
cutoff = if unpackedSet.length then unpackedSet[unpackedSet.length-1].meta.end_ts else null
#console.log 'before is', before
#console.log 'cutoff is', cutoff
#console.log 'limit is', limit
filterFn = (item) ->
ts = item?.meta?.end_ts
#console.log 'checking', ts, before, cutoff
return false if before? && ts >= before
return false if cutoff? && ts < cutoff
return true
timeOrder = (a, b) ->
(b.meta.end_ts - a.meta.end_ts) || documentOrder(a, b)
documentOrder = (a, b) ->
x = a.doc_id.valueOf()
y = b.doc_id.valueOf()
if x > y then 1 else if x < y then -1 else 0
updates = PackManager._filterAndLimit(updates, unpackedSet, filterFn, limit)
#console.log 'initial updates are', updates
# get all elements on the lower bound (cutoff)
tailQuery = _.clone(query)
tailQuery['meta.end_ts'] = cutoff
tail = collection
.find(tailQuery, projection)
.sort(sort)
#console.log 'tailQuery is', tailQuery
# now find any packs that overlap with the time window
overlapQuery = _.clone(query)
if before? && cutoff?
overlapQuery['meta.end_ts'] = {"$gte": before}
overlapQuery['pack.0.meta.end_ts'] = {"$lte": before }
else if before? && not cutoff?
overlapQuery['meta.end_ts'] = {"$gte": before}
overlapQuery['pack.0.meta.end_ts'] = {"$lte": before }
else if not before? && cutoff?
overlapQuery['meta.end_ts'] = {"$gte": cutoff}
overlapQuery['pack.0.meta.end_ts'] = {"$gte": 0 }
else if not before? && not cutoff?
overlapQuery['meta.end_ts'] = {"$gte": 0 }
overlapQuery['pack.0.meta.end_ts'] = {"$gte": 0 }
overlap = collection
.find(overlapQuery, projection)
.sort(sort)
#console.log 'overlapQuery is', overlapQuery
# we don't specify a limit here, as there could be any number of overlaps
# NB. need to catch items in original query and followup query for duplicates
applyAndUpdate = (result) ->
extraSet = PackManager._unpackResults(result)
# note: final argument is null, no limit applied because we
# need all the updates at the final time to avoid breaking
# the changeset into parts
updates = PackManager._filterAndLimit(updates, extraSet, filterFn, null)
#console.log 'extra updates after filterandlimit', updates
tail.toArray (err, result2) ->
if err?
return callback err, updates.sort timeOrder
else
applyAndUpdate result2
overlap.toArray (err, result3) ->
if err?
return callback err, updates.sort timeOrder
else
applyAndUpdate result3
callback err, updates.sort timeOrder
_unpackResults: (updates) ->
# iterate over the updates, if there's a pack, expand it into ops and
# insert it into the array at that point
result = []
updates.forEach (item) ->
if item.pack?
all = PackManager._explodePackToOps item
result = result.concat all
else
result.push item
return result
_explodePackToOps: (packObj) ->
# convert a pack into an array of ops
doc_id = packObj.doc_id
project_id = packObj.project_id
result = packObj.pack.map (item) ->
item.doc_id = doc_id
item.project_id = project_id
item
return result.reverse()
_filterAndLimit: (results, extra, filterFn, limit) ->
# update results with extra docs, after filtering and limiting
filtered = extra.filter(filterFn)
newResults = results.concat filtered
# remove duplicates
seen = {}
newResults = newResults.filter (item) ->
key = item.doc_id + ' ' + item.v
#console.log 'key is', key
if seen[key]
return false
else
seen[key] = true
return true
newResults.slice(0, limit) if limit?
return newResults