Every event should have a timestamp field by default #2
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after time, we should order by the coast. I mean, first "==" than the btrees |
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Added timestamp on 3f6a146. On interval, we should delete all branches smaller than X min before the current timestamp. being X a configurable interval. |
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bin/eel -e='event bla { has $test; match { bla(#1, a == 42) bla(#2, a == 13) } }'
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AST:D] @!ast = Array[Event::AST:D].new(Event::AST::EventDeclaration.new(name => "bla", attrs => {:test(Event::AST::NoValue)}, body => $(Event::AST::EventMatcher.new(id => "#1", name => "bla", conds => [Event::AST::Condition.new(opt => Bool::False, var => "a", op => "==", value => Event::AST::Value.new(value => 42))]), Event::AST::EventMatcher.new(id => "#2", name => "bla", conds => [Event::AST::Condition.new(opt => Bool::False, var => "a", op => "==", value => Event::AST::Value.new(value => 13))]))))
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Array @!rules = [{:cmd("query"), :id("#1"), :next(${:cmd("query"), :id("#2"), :next(${:cmd("dispatch"), :data(-> %state { #`(Block|140319827772488) ... })}), :query(${:a("==" => 13), :type("==" => "bla")}), :store}), :query(${:a("==" => 42), :type("==" => "bla")}), :store},]
{ "type" : "bla", "a" : 42 }
{ "type" : "bla", "a" : 13 }
(timestamp => Instant:1582079826.302598)
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If not defined, it should be set to now().
The first filter should always be by time, that way we would not search on expirated queries.
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