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This commit contains
- code cleanup
- use of db_type instead of old mod_pubsub_odbc
- some minor optimizations
- some minor bugfixes
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Christophe Romain committed Apr 21, 2015
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%% -------------------------------
%% Pubsub constants
-define(ERR_EXTENDED(E, C),
mod_pubsub:extended_error(E, C)).
-define(ERR_EXTENDED(E, C), mod_pubsub:extended_error(E, C)).

%% The actual limit can be configured with mod_pubsub's option max_items_node
-define(MAXITEMS, 10).
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%% -------------------------------
%% Pubsub types

%% @type hostPubsub() = string().
-type(hostPubsub() :: binary()).
%% <p><tt>hostPubsub</tt> is the name of the PubSub service. For example, it can be
%% <tt>"pubsub.localhost"</tt>.</p>
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-type(nodeId() :: binary()).
%% @type nodeId() = binary().
%% <p>A node is defined by a list of its ancestors. The last element is the name
%% of the current node. For example:
%% of the current node. For example:
%% ```<<"/home/localhost/user">>'''</p>

-type(nodeIdx() :: pos_integer()).
%% @type nodeIdx() = integer().
-type(nodeIdx() :: pos_integer() | binary()).
%% @type nodeIdx() = integer() | binary().
%% note: pos_integer() should always be used, but we allow anything else coded
%% as binary, so one can have a custom implementation of nodetree with custom
%% indexing (see nodetree_virtual). this also allows to use any kind of key for
%% indexing nodes, as this can be usefull with external backends such as odbc.

-type(itemId() :: binary()).
%% @type itemId() = string().

-type(subId() :: binary()).
%% @type subId() = string().


%% @type payload() = [#xmlelement{} | #xmlcdata{}].

%% @type stanzaError() = #xmlelement{}.
%% Example:
%% Example:
%% ```{xmlelement, "error",
%% [{"code", Code}, {"type", Type}],
%% [{xmlelement, Condition, [{"xmlns", ?NS_STANZAS}], []}]}'''
%% @type pubsubIQResponse() = #xmlelement{}.
%% Example:
%% ```{xmlelement, "pubsub",
%% [{"xmlns", ?NS_PUBSUB_EVENT}],
%% [{xmlelement, "affiliations", [],
%% []}]}'''

-type(nodeOption() ::
{Option::atom(),
Value::binary() | [binary()] | boolean() | non_neg_integer()
Value::atom() | [binary()] | boolean() | non_neg_integer()
}).

-type(nodeOptions() :: [NodeOption::mod_pubsub:nodeOption(),...]).
-type(nodeOptions() :: [mod_pubsub:nodeOption(),...]).

%% @type nodeOption() = {Option, Value}
%% Option = atom()
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Value::binary() | [binary()] | boolean()
}).

-type(subOptions() :: [SubOption::mod_pubsub:subOption(),...]).

%% @type nodeType() = string().
%% <p>The <tt>nodeType</tt> is a string containing the name of the PubSub
%% plugin to use to manage a given node. For example, it can be
%% <tt>"flat"</tt>, <tt>"hometree"</tt> or <tt>"blog"</tt>.</p>
-type(subOptions() :: [mod_pubsub:subOption(),...]).

%% @type jid() = {jid, User, Server, Resource, LUser, LServer, LResource}
%% User = string()
%% Server = string()
%% Resource = string()
%% LUser = string()
%% LServer = string()
%% LResource = string().

%-type(ljid() :: {binary(), binary(), binary()}).
%% @type ljid() = {User, Server, Resource}
%% User = string()
%% Server = string()
%% Resource = string().

-type(affiliation() :: 'none'
| 'owner'
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).
%% @type accessModel() = 'open' | 'presence' | 'roster' | 'authorize' | 'whitelist'.

%% @type pubsubIndex() = {pubsub_index, Index, Last, Free}
%% Index = atom()
%% Last = integer()
%% Free = [integer()].
%% internal pubsub index table
-type(publishModel() :: 'publishers'
| 'subscribers'
| 'open'
).

%% @type publishModel() = 'publishers' | 'subscribers' | 'open'

-record(pubsub_index,
{
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free :: [mod_pubsub:nodeIdx()]
}).

%% @type pubsubNode() = {pubsub_node, NodeId, Id, Parents, Type, Owners, Options}
%% NodeId = {host() | ljid(), nodeId()}
%% Id = nodeIdx()
%% Parents = [nodeId()]
%% Type = nodeType()
%% Owners = [ljid()]
%% Options = [nodeOption()].
%% <p>This is the format of the <tt>nodes</tt> table. The type of the table
%% is: <tt>set</tt>,<tt>ram/disc</tt>.</p>
%% <p>The <tt>Parents</tt> and <tt>type</tt> fields are indexed.</p>
%% <tt>id</tt> can be anything you want.
-record(pubsub_node,
{
nodeid ,%:: {Host::mod_pubsub:host(), NodeId::mod_pubsub:nodeId()},
id ,%:: mod_pubsub:nodeIdx(),
parents = [] ,%:: [Parent_NodeId::mod_pubsub:nodeId()],
type = <<"flat">> ,%:: binary(),
owners = [] ,%:: [Owner::ljid(),...],
options = [] %:: mod_pubsub:nodeOptions()
nodeid ,% :: {mod_pubsub:host(), mod_pubsub:nodeId()},
id ,% :: mod_pubsub:nodeIdx(),
parents = [] ,% :: [mod_pubsub:nodeId(),...],
type = <<"flat">>,% :: binary(),
owners = [] ,% :: [jlib:ljid(),...],
options = [] % :: mod_pubsub:nodeOptions()
}).

%% @type pubsubState() = {pubsub_state, StateId, Items, Affiliation, Subscriptions}
%% StateId = {ljid(), nodeIdx()}
%% Items = [itemId()]
%% Affiliation = affiliation()
%% Subscriptions = [{subscription(), subId()}].
%% <p>This is the format of the <tt>affiliations</tt> table. The type of the
%% table is: <tt>set</tt>,<tt>ram/disc</tt>.</p>

%-record(pubsub_state,
% {stateid, items = [], affiliation = none,
% subscriptions = []}).
-record(pubsub_state,
{
stateid ,%:: {Entity::ljid(), NodeIdx::mod_pubsub:nodeIdx()},
items = [] ,%:: [ItemId::mod_pubsub:itemId()],
affiliation = 'none' ,%:: mod_pubsub:affiliation(),
subscriptions = [] %:: [{mod_pubsub:subscription(), mod_pubsub:subId()}]
stateid ,% :: {jlib:ljid(), mod_pubsub:nodeIdx()},
items = [] ,% :: [mod_pubsub:itemId(),...],
affiliation = 'none',% :: mod_pubsub:affiliation(),
subscriptions = [] % :: [{mod_pubsub:subscription(), mod_pubsub:subId()}]
}).

%% @type pubsubItem() = {pubsub_item, ItemId, Creation, Modification, Payload}
%% ItemId = {itemId(), nodeIdx()}
%% Creation = {now(), ljid()}
%% Modification = {now(), ljid()}
%% Payload = payload().
%% <p>This is the format of the <tt>published items</tt> table. The type of the
%% table is: <tt>set</tt>,<tt>disc</tt>,<tt>fragmented</tt>.</p>
%-record(pubsub_item,
% {itemid, creation = {unknown, unknown},
% modification = {unknown, unknown}, payload = []}).

-record(pubsub_item,
{
itemid ,%:: {mod_pubsub:itemId(), mod_pubsub:nodeIdx()},
creation = {unknown, unknown} ,%:: {erlang:timestamp(), ljid()},
modification = {unknown, unknown} ,%:: {erlang:timestamp(), ljid()},
payload = [] %:: mod_pubsub:payload()
itemid ,% :: {mod_pubsub:itemId(), mod_pubsub:nodeIdx()},
creation = {unknown, unknown},% :: {erlang:timestamp(), jlib:ljid()},
modification = {unknown, unknown},% :: {erlang:timestamp(), jlib:ljid()},
payload = [] % :: mod_pubsub:payload()
}).

%% @type pubsubSubscription() = {pubsub_subscription, SubId, Options}
%% SubId = subId()
%% Options = [nodeOption()].
%% <p>This is the format of the <tt>subscriptions</tt> table. The type of the
%% table is: <tt>set</tt>,<tt>ram/disc</tt>.</p>
%-record(pubsub_subscription, {subid, options}).
-record(pubsub_subscription,
{
subid ,%:: mod_pubsub:subId(),
options %:: [] | mod_pubsub:subOptions()
subid ,% :: mod_pubsub:subId(),
options = [] % :: mod_pubsub:subOptions()
}).

%% @type pubsubLastItem() = {pubsub_last_item, NodeId, ItemId, Creation, Payload}
%% NodeId = nodeIdx()
%% ItemId = itemId()
%% Creation = {now(),ljid()}
%% Payload = payload().
%% <p>This is the format of the <tt>last items</tt> table. it stores last item payload
%% for every node</p>
%-record(pubsub_last_item,
% {nodeid, itemid, creation, payload}).

-record(pubsub_last_item,
{
nodeid ,%:: mod_pubsub:nodeIdx(),
itemid ,%:: mod_pubsub:itemId(),
creation ,%:: {erlang:timestamp(), ljid()},
payload %:: mod_pubsub:payload()
nodeid ,% :: mod_pubsub:nodeIdx(),
itemid ,% :: mod_pubsub:itemId(),
creation ,% :: {erlang:timestamp(), jlib:ljid()},
payload % :: mod_pubsub:payload()
}).
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