{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE ExistentialQuantification #-} {-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-} {-# LANGUAGE FunctionalDependencies #-} -- | This module provides a very thin wrapper around HDBC. It wraps some of the -- HDBC functions in more convenient functions and re-exports the rest of the -- HDBC functions. module Snap.Snaplet.Hdbc ( -- Snaplet functions HdbcSnaplet(..) , HasHdbc(..) , hdbcInit , query , query' -- Snapletified HDBC functions , clone , commit , dbServerVer , dbTransactionSupport , describeTable , disconnect , getTables , hdbcClientVer , hdbcDriverName , prepare , proxiedClientName , proxiedClientVer , quickQuery , quickQuery' , rollback , run , runRaw , sRun , withHdbc , withHdbc' , withTransaction , withTransaction' -- HDBC functions , SqlValue(..) , HDBC.toSql , HDBC.fromSql , HDBC.safeFromSql , HDBC.nToSql , HDBC.iToSql , HDBC.posixToSql , HDBC.withWConn , Statement(..) , HDBC.sExecute , HDBC.sExecuteMany , HDBC.fetchRowAL , HDBC.fetchRowMap , HDBC.sFetchRow , HDBC.fetchAllRows , HDBC.fetchAllRows' , HDBC.fetchAllRowsAL , HDBC.fetchAllRowsAL' , HDBC.fetchAllRowsMap , HDBC.fetchAllRowsMap' , HDBC.sFetchAllRows , HDBC.sFetchAllRows' , SqlError(..) , HDBC.throwSqlError , HDBC.catchSql , HDBC.handleSql , HDBC.sqlExceptions , HDBC.handleSqlError , module Database.HDBC.ColTypes ) where import Prelude hiding (catch) import Control.Exception.Control hiding (Handler) import Control.Monad.IO.Control import Control.Monad.State import Data.Map (Map) import Data.Pool import qualified Database.HDBC as HDBC import Database.HDBC (IConnection(), SqlValue, SqlError, Statement) import Database.HDBC.ColTypes import Snap.Snaplet -- | A map with the column name as key and the value from the database as value type Row = Map String SqlValue -- | Instantiate this typeclass on 'Handler b YourSnapletState' so this snaplet -- can find the resource pool. Typically you would instantiate it for Snap's -- Handler type and use your snaplet's lens to this snaplet to access this -- snaplet's state, which contains the pool. Suppose your snaplet state type is -- defined as follows, where 'Connection' is the connection type from the HDBC -- database adapter of your choosing: -- -- > data App = App -- > { _dbLens :: Snaplet (HdbcSnaplet Connection) } -- -- Then a typical instance you will want to define in your own snaplet is the -- following: -- -- > instance HasHdbc (Handler b App) Connection where -- > getPool = with dbLens $ gets hdbcPool -- class (IConnection c, MonadControlIO m) => HasHdbc m c | m -> c where getPool :: m (Pool c) -- | This is (hopefully) a temporary instance, which will disppear once the -- entire snap framework is switched to 'MonadControlIO'. instance MonadControlIO (Handler b v) where liftControlIO f = liftIO (f return) -- | The snaplet state type containing a resource pool, parameterised by a raw -- HDBC connection. data HdbcSnaplet c = IConnection c => HdbcSnaplet { hdbcPool :: Pool c } -- | Initialise the snaplet by providing it with a raw HDBC connection. A -- resource pool is created with some default parameters that should be fine -- for most common usecases. If a custom resource pool configuration is -- desired, use the `hdbcInit'` initialiser instead. When the snaplet is -- unloaded, the 'disconnect' function is called to close any remaining -- connections. hdbcInit :: IConnection c => IO c -> SnapletInit b (HdbcSnaplet c) hdbcInit conn = hdbcInit' $ createPool conn HDBC.disconnect 1 300 1 -- | Instead of a raw HDBC connection, this initialiser expects a -- pre-configured resource pool that dispenses HDBC connections. When the -- snaplet is unloaded, the 'disconnect' function is called to close any -- remaining connections. hdbcInit' :: IConnection c => IO (Pool c) -> SnapletInit b (HdbcSnaplet c) hdbcInit' pl = makeSnaplet "hdbc" "HDBC abstraction" Nothing $ do pl' <- liftIO pl onUnload $ withResource pl' HDBC.disconnect return $ HdbcSnaplet pl' -- | Get a new connection from the resource pool, apply the provided function -- to it and return the result in of the 'IO' compution in monad @m@. withHdbc :: HasHdbc m c => (c -> IO a) -> m a withHdbc f = do pl <- getPool withResource pl (\conn -> liftIO $ f conn) -- | Get a new connection from the resource pool, apply the provided function -- to it and return the result in of the compution in monad 'm'. withHdbc' :: HasHdbc m c => (c -> a) -> m a withHdbc' f = do pl <- getPool withResource pl (\conn -> return $ f conn) -- | Execute a @SELECT@ query on the database by passing the query as 'String', -- together with a list of values to bind to it. A list of 'Row's is returned. query :: HasHdbc m c => String -- ^ The raw SQL to execute. Use @?@ to indicate placeholders. -> [SqlValue] -- ^ Values for each placeholder according to its position in -- the SQL statement. -> m [Row] -- ^ A 'Map' of attribute name to attribute value for each -- row. Can be the empty list. query sql bind = do stmt <- prepare sql liftIO $ HDBC.execute stmt bind liftIO $ HDBC.fetchAllRowsMap stmt -- | Similar to 'query', but instead of returning a list of 'Row's, it returns -- an 'Integer' indicating the numbers of affected rows. This is typically used -- for @INSERT@, @UPDATE@ and @DELETE@ queries. query' :: HasHdbc m conn => String -> [SqlValue] -> m Integer query' sql bind = withTransaction' $ do stmt <- prepare sql liftIO $ HDBC.execute stmt bind -- | Run an action inside a transaction. If the action throws an exception, the -- transaction will be rolled back, and the exception rethrown. -- -- > withTransaction' $ \conn -> do ... -- withTransaction :: HasHdbc m c => (c -> IO a) -> m a withTransaction f = withHdbc (`HDBC.withTransaction` f) -- | Run an action inside a transaction. If the action throws an exception, the -- transaction will be rolled back, and the exception rethrown. -- -- > withTransaction' $ do -- > query "INSERT INTO ..." [] -- > query "DELETE FROM ..." [] -- withTransaction' :: HasHdbc m c => m a -> m a withTransaction' action = do r <- onException action doRollback commit return r where doRollback = catch rollback doRollbackHandler doRollbackHandler :: MonadControlIO m => SomeException -> m () doRollbackHandler _ = return () -- | The functions provided below are wrappers around the original HDBC -- functions. Please refer to the HDBC documentation to see what they do and -- how they work. disconnect :: HasHdbc m c => m () disconnect = withHdbc HDBC.disconnect commit :: HasHdbc m c => m () commit = withHdbc HDBC.commit rollback :: HasHdbc m c => m () rollback = withHdbc HDBC.rollback runRaw :: HasHdbc m c => String -> m () runRaw str = withHdbc (`HDBC.runRaw` str) run :: HasHdbc m c => String -> [SqlValue] -> m Integer run str vs = withHdbc (\conn -> HDBC.run conn str vs) prepare :: HasHdbc m c => String -> m Statement prepare str = withHdbc (`HDBC.prepare` str) clone :: HasHdbc m c => m c clone = withHdbc HDBC.clone hdbcDriverName :: HasHdbc m c => m String hdbcDriverName = withHdbc' HDBC.hdbcDriverName hdbcClientVer :: HasHdbc m c => m String hdbcClientVer = withHdbc' HDBC.hdbcClientVer proxiedClientName :: HasHdbc m c => m String proxiedClientName = withHdbc' HDBC.proxiedClientName proxiedClientVer :: HasHdbc m c => m String proxiedClientVer = withHdbc' HDBC.proxiedClientVer dbServerVer :: HasHdbc m c => m String dbServerVer = withHdbc' HDBC.dbServerVer dbTransactionSupport :: HasHdbc m c => m Bool dbTransactionSupport = withHdbc' HDBC.dbTransactionSupport getTables :: HasHdbc m c => m [String] getTables = withHdbc HDBC.getTables describeTable :: HasHdbc m c => String -> m [(String, SqlColDesc)] describeTable str = withHdbc (`HDBC.describeTable` str) quickQuery' :: HasHdbc m c => String -> [SqlValue] -> m [[SqlValue]] quickQuery' str vs = withHdbc (\conn -> HDBC.quickQuery' conn str vs) quickQuery :: HasHdbc m c => String -> [SqlValue] -> m [[SqlValue]] quickQuery str vs = withHdbc (\conn -> HDBC.quickQuery conn str vs) sRun :: HasHdbc m c => String -> [Maybe String] -> m Integer sRun str mstrs = withHdbc (\conn -> HDBC.sRun conn str mstrs)