# GNU MediaGoblin -- federated, autonomous media hosting # Copyright (C) 2011 MediaGoblin contributors. See AUTHORS. # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU Affero General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License # along with this program. If not, see . """ Utilities for database operations. Some note on migration and indexing tools: We store information about what the state of the database is in the 'mediagoblin' document of the 'app_metadata' collection. Keys in that document relevant to here: - 'migration_number': The integer representing the current state of the migrations """ import copy # Imports that other modules might use from pymongo import ASCENDING, DESCENDING from pymongo.errors import InvalidId from mongokit import ObjectId from mediagoblin.db.indexes import ACTIVE_INDEXES, DEPRECATED_INDEXES ################ # Indexing tools ################ def add_new_indexes(database, active_indexes=ACTIVE_INDEXES): """ Add any new indexes to the database. Args: - database: pymongo or mongokit database instance. - active_indexes: indexes to possibly add in the pattern of: {'collection_name': { 'identifier': { 'index': [index_foo_goes_here], 'unique': True}} where 'index' is the index to add and all other options are arguments for collection.create_index. Returns: A list of indexes added in form ('collection', 'index_name') """ indexes_added = [] for collection_name, indexes in active_indexes.iteritems(): collection = database[collection_name] collection_indexes = collection.index_information().keys() for index_name, index_data in indexes.iteritems(): if not index_name in collection_indexes: # Get a copy actually so we don't modify the actual # structure index_data = copy.copy(index_data) index = index_data.pop('index') collection.create_index( index, name=index_name, **index_data) indexes_added.append((collection_name, index_name)) return indexes_added def remove_deprecated_indexes(database, deprecated_indexes=DEPRECATED_INDEXES): """ Remove any deprecated indexes from the database. Args: - database: pymongo or mongokit database instance. - deprecated_indexes: the indexes to deprecate in the pattern of: {'collection_name': { 'identifier': { 'index': [index_foo_goes_here], 'unique': True}} (... although we really only need the 'identifier' here, as the rest of the information isn't used in this case. But it's kept around so we can remember what it was) Returns: A list of indexes removed in form ('collection', 'index_name') """ indexes_removed = [] for collection_name, indexes in deprecated_indexes.iteritems(): collection = database[collection_name] collection_indexes = collection.index_information().keys() for index_name, index_data in indexes.iteritems(): if index_name in collection_indexes: collection.drop_index(index_name) indexes_removed.append((collection_name, index_name)) return indexes_removed ################# # Migration tools ################# # The default migration registry... # # Don't set this yourself! RegisterMigration will automatically fill # this with stuff via decorating methods in migrations.py class MissingCurrentMigration(Exception): pass MIGRATIONS = {} class RegisterMigration(object): """ Tool for registering migrations Call like: @RegisterMigration(33) def update_dwarves(database): [...] This will register your migration with the default migration registry. Alternately, to specify a very specific migration_registry, you can pass in that as the second argument. Note, the number of your migration should NEVER be 0 or less than 0. 0 is the default "no migrations" state! """ def __init__(self, migration_number, migration_registry=MIGRATIONS): assert migration_number > 0, "Migration number must be > 0!" assert migration_number not in migration_registry, \ "Duplicate migration numbers detected! That's not allowed!" self.migration_number = migration_number self.migration_registry = migration_registry def __call__(self, migration): self.migration_registry[self.migration_number] = migration return migration class MigrationManager(object): """ Migration handling tool. Takes information about a database, lets you update the database to the latest migrations, etc. """ def __init__(self, database, migration_registry=MIGRATIONS): """ Args: - database: database we're going to migrate - migration_registry: where we should find all migrations to run """ self.database = database self.migration_registry = migration_registry self._sorted_migrations = None def _ensure_current_migration_record(self): """ If there isn't a database[u'app_metadata'] mediagoblin entry with the 'current_migration', throw an error. """ if self.database_current_migration() is None: raise MissingCurrentMigration( "Tried to call function which requires " "'current_migration' set in database") @property def sorted_migrations(self): """ Sort migrations if necessary and store in self._sorted_migrations """ if not self._sorted_migrations: self._sorted_migrations = sorted( self.migration_registry.items(), # sort on the key... the migration number key=lambda migration_tuple: migration_tuple[0]) return self._sorted_migrations def latest_migration(self): """ Return a migration number for the latest migration, or 0 if there are no migrations. """ if self.sorted_migrations: return self.sorted_migrations[-1][0] else: # If no migrations have been set, we start at 0. return 0 def set_current_migration(self, migration_number): """ Set the migration in the database to migration_number """ # Add the mediagoblin migration if necessary self.database[u'app_metadata'].update( {u'_id': u'mediagoblin'}, {u'$set': {u'current_migration': migration_number}}, upsert=True) def install_migration_version_if_missing(self): """ Sets the migration to the latest version if no migration version at all is set. """ mgoblin_metadata = self.database[u'app_metadata'].find_one( {u'_id': u'mediagoblin'}) if not mgoblin_metadata: latest_migration = self.latest_migration() self.set_current_migration(latest_migration) def database_current_migration(self): """ Return the current migration in the database. """ mgoblin_metadata = self.database[u'app_metadata'].find_one( {u'_id': u'mediagoblin'}) if not mgoblin_metadata: return None else: return mgoblin_metadata[u'current_migration'] def database_at_latest_migration(self): """ See if the database is at the latest migration. Returns a boolean. """ current_migration = self.database_current_migration() return current_migration == self.latest_migration() def migrations_to_run(self): """ Get a list of migrations to run still, if any. Note that calling this will set your migration version to the latest version if it isn't installed to anything yet! """ self._ensure_current_migration_record() db_current_migration = self.database_current_migration() return [ (migration_number, migration_func) for migration_number, migration_func in self.sorted_migrations if migration_number > db_current_migration] def migrate_new(self, pre_callback=None, post_callback=None): """ Run all migrations. Includes two optional args: - pre_callback: if called, this is a callback on something to run pre-migration. Takes (migration_number, migration_func) as arguments - pre_callback: if called, this is a callback on something to run post-migration. Takes (migration_number, migration_func) as arguments """ # If we aren't set to any version number, presume we're at the # latest (which means we'll do nothing here...) self.install_migration_version_if_missing() for migration_number, migration_func in self.migrations_to_run(): if pre_callback: pre_callback(migration_number, migration_func) migration_func(self.database) self.set_current_migration(migration_number) if post_callback: post_callback(migration_number, migration_func)