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# ==== Purpose ====
#
# Create a named 'unpacker', which is capable of unpacking JSON
# objects into a set of mysqltest variables. For instance, it might
# unpack { "x": 1, "y": 2 } into the variable assignments $x=1, $y=2.
# A single unpacker can be used with multiple JSON objects.
#
# The unpacker consists of a .inc file, which unpacks a fixed set of
# named keys given when creating the unpacker, from an object
# given when invoking the unpacker.
#
# This script exposes the filename of the .inc file as an mtr variable.
#
# ==== Usage ====
#
# --let $json_label = NAME
# --let $json_keys = KEY1[, KEY2[, ...]]
# [--let $json_required = 0 | 1 | LIST]
# [--let $json_defaults = JSON_OBJECT]
# [--let $json_output_json_quoted = 0 | 1 | LIST]
# [--let $json_output_single_quoted = 0 | 1 | LIST]
# [--let $json_verbose = 0 | 1 | LIST]
# --source include/create_json_unpacker.inc
#
# --let $json_object = { "KEY1": VAL1[, "KEY2": VAL2 [, ...]] }
# --source $json_NAME_unpack
# # Now there are mysqltest variables named $KEY1, $KEY2, ...
# # holding the values VAL1, VAL2, ...
#
# At the end of the test, source include/destroy_json_functions.inc
# to remove all .inc files created by this script and the related
# include/create_json_* scripts.
#
# Parameters:
#
# $json_label
# Identifier used to distinguish this unpacker from other unpackers.
#
# $json_keys
# Comma-separated list of keys to unpack.
# Since these are going to be used as names of mtr variables, they
# must all be 7-bit ascii, alphanumeric strings.
#
# $json_required
# By default, the unpacker will accept that keys are missing, and
# return a default value (see $json_defaults).
# If all the keys are required, set this to 1.
# If some of the keys are required, set this to a comma-separated
# list containing those keys which are required.
# When a required key is missing, the test will fail.
#
# $json_defaults
# By default, the unpacker will return an empty string if a key
# is missing. To use another default, set $json_defaults to a
# JSON object where keys from $json_keys are mapped to their
# default values.
#
# $json_output_json_quoted
# $json_output_single_quoted
# These options control the output format. If
# $json_output_json_quoted is used, JSON strings in the output
# retain their double quotes; otherwise the double quotes are
# stripped using JSON_UNQUOTE. If $json_output_single_quoted is
# used, any backslash and single quote characters are escaped so
# that the result can be used in a single-quoted string.
# Examples:
# json_quoted single_quoted "blowin' in the wind"
# 0 0 blowin' in the wind
# 0 1 blowin\' in the wind
# 1 0 "blowin' in the wind"
# 1 1 "blowin\' in the wind"
# To apply the same quoting rules to all unpacked values, set the
# options to 0 or 1. To specify individual quoting for each key,
# set the options to comma-separated lists of keys: the quoting
# rule will be enabled for the values of the listed keys and
# disabled for the values of keys that are not in the lists.
#
# $json_verbose
# By default, this script prints nothing. If this option is set to
# 1, the script prints all key-value pairs to the result log. If
# this option is set to a comma-separated list of keys, the script
# prints the key-value pair for the keys in the list.
#
# Output:
#
# This script creates a .inc file in $MYSQLTEST_VARDIR/tmp which is
# capable of unpacking values from a JSON document into mtr
# variables. If $json_label is NAME, this script sets the variable
# $json_NAME_unpack to the filename of the .inc file. The script
# should be used as follows:
#
# --let $json_object = JSON_OBJECT
# [--let $json_allow_extra_keys = 1]
# --source $json_NAME_unpack
#
# Parameters:
#
# $json_object
#
# The object from which values will be unpacked.
#
# $json_allow_extra_keys
#
# By default, this script checks if $json_object contains
# any keys that were not specified in $json_keys when
# create_json_iterator was invoked. To suppress that check,
# set $json_allow_extra_keys=1.
#
# ==== Examples ===
#
# See mysql-test/t/mysqltest_json.test.
# Get number of array elements and number of keys.
--let CJU_LABEL = $json_label
--let CJU_KEYS = $json_keys
--let CJU_DEFAULTS = $json_defaults
--let CJU_REQUIRED = $json_required
--let CJU_JSON_QUOTED = $json_output_json_quoted
--let CJU_SINGLE_QUOTED = $json_output_single_quoted
--let CJU_VERBOSE = $json_verbose
--let CJU_UUID = `SELECT UUID()`
perl END_OF_PERL;
my $label = $ENV{'CJU_LABEL'};
my $key_text = $ENV{'CJU_KEYS'};
my $defaults_text = $ENV{'CJU_DEFAULTS'};
my $required_text = $ENV{'CJU_REQUIRED'};
my $json_quoted_text = $ENV{'CJU_JSON_QUOTED'};
my $single_quoted_text = $ENV{'CJU_SINGLE_QUOTED'};
my $verbose_text = $ENV{'CJU_VERBOSE'};
my $uuid = $ENV{'CJU_UUID'};
my $file_infix = "/tmp/json_$label";
my $file_prefix = $ENV{'MYSQLTEST_VARDIR'} . $file_infix;
my $file_prefix_generator = '$MYSQLTEST_VARDIR' . $file_infix;
my $init_file = "${file_prefix}_init_unpacker.inc";
my $unpack_file = "${file_prefix}_unpack.inc";
my $var_prefix = 'json_' . $label;
my $unpack_file_var = $var_prefix . '_unpack';
my $defaults_var = $var_prefix . '_defaults';
my $added_var = $var_prefix . '_added_unpacker_to_json_function_files';
if ($label !~ /^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$/) {
die "!!!ERROR IN TEST: Set \$json_label an alphanumeric 7-bit ASCII identifier (it was '$label')";
}
if (!$key_text) {
die "!!!ERROR IN TEST: Set \$json_keys.";
}
my @key_list = split / *, */, $key_text;
my %key_hash = ();
my $key_check_sql = '';
for my $key (@key_list) {
$key_hash{$key} = 1;
$key_check_sql .= ", '\$.\"$key\"'";
}
my %required_hash = ();
if ($required_text eq '1') { $required_text = $key_text; }
elsif ($required_text eq '0') { $required_text = ''; }
for my $key (split / *, */, $required_text) {
if (!defined($key_hash{$key})) {
die "!!!ERROR IN TEST: \$json_required contains key <$key> which is not in \$json_keys";
}
$required_hash{$key} = 1;
}
my %json_quoted_hash = ();
if ($json_quoted_text eq '1') { $json_quoted_text = $key_text; }
elsif ($json_quoted_text eq '0') { $json_quoted_text = ''; }
for my $key (split(/ *, */, $json_quoted_text)) {
if (!defined($key_hash{$key})) {
die "!!!ERROR IN TEST: \$json_output_json_quoted contains key <$key> which is not in \$json_keys";
}
$json_quoted_hash{$key} = 1;
}
my %single_quoted_hash = ();
if ($single_quoted_text eq '1') { $single_quoted_text = $key_text; }
if ($single_quoted_text eq '0') { $single_quoted_text = ''; }
for my $key (split(/ *, */, $single_quoted_text)) {
if (!defined($key_hash{$key})) {
die "!!!ERROR IN TEST: \$json_output_single_quoted contains key <$key> which is not in \$json_keys";
}
$single_quoted_hash{$key} = 1;
}
my %verbose_hash = ();
if ($verbose_text eq '1') { $verbose_text = $key_text; }
if ($verbose_text eq '0') { $verbose_text = ''; }
for my $key (split(/ *, */, $verbose_text)) {
if (!defined($key_hash{$key})) {
die "!!!ERROR IN TEST: \$json_verbose contains key <$key> which is not in \$json_keys";
}
$verbose_hash{$key} = 1;
}
# INIT_FILE will be sourced at the end of create_json_unpacker.inc
open(INIT_FILE, "> $init_file")
or die "Error $? opening $init_file: $!";
print INIT_FILE (###############################################
"
--let \$$unpack_file_var = ${file_prefix_generator}_unpack.inc
--let \$$defaults_var = escape('\\,\$json_defaults)
if (\$rpl_debug) {
--echo # $unpack_file_var: $defaults_var=<\$$defaults_var>
# This gives a useful error message for malformed JSON.
if (\$$defaults_var) {
eval SELECT JSON_TYPE('\$$defaults_var') AS JSON_TYPE;
}
}
if (!\$$added_var) {
--let \$$added_var = 1
--let \$json_function_files = \$json_function_files ${file_prefix_generator}_init_unpacker.inc \$$unpack_file_var
}
"###############################################################
) or die "Error $? writing to $init_file: $!";
close(INIT_FILE)
or die "Error $? closing $init_file: $!";
open(UNPACK_FILE, "> $unpack_file")
or die "Error $? opening $unpack_file: $!";
print UNPACK_FILE (############################################
"
# Check JSON syntax and get a reasonable error message.
--let \$json = \$json_object
--source include/json_check.inc
--let \$json_object_escaped = escape('\\,\$json_object)
if (\$rpl_debug) {
--echo # $unpack_file_var: json_object=<\$json_object>
--echo # $unpack_file_var: json_object_escaped=<\$json_object_escaped>
}
# Check that no keys other than the expected ones exist in the object.
if (!\$json_allow_extra_keys) {
if (`SELECT JSON_REMOVE('\$json_object_escaped'$key_check_sql) != CAST('{}' AS JSON)`) {
--enable_result_log
--echo json_object=<\$json_object>
--echo json_keys=<\$json_keys>
eval SELECT JSON_REMOVE('\$json_object_escaped'$key_check_sql) AS unknown_keys;
--die !!!ERROR IN TEST: Unknown keys in json_object
}
}
"###########################################################
) or die "Error $? writing to $unpack_file: $!";
if (%verbose_hash) {
print UNPACK_FILE (
"--echo $label:\n"
);
}
for my $key (split(/ *, */, $key_text)) {
if ($key !~ /^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$/) {
die "!!!ERROR IN TEST: \$json_keys should contain only alphanumeric 7-bit ASCII identifiers";
}
my $o = "'\$json_object_escaped'";
my $k = "'\$.\"$key\"'";
my $func = 'JSON_EXTRACT';
my $end = '';
if (!defined($json_quoted_hash{$key})) {
$func = "JSON_UNQUOTE($func";
$end = ')';
}
if (defined($required_hash{$key})) {
print UNPACK_FILE (#######################################
"
--let \$$key = `SELECT IF(JSON_CONTAINS_PATH($o, 'all', $k), $func($o, $k)$end, '$uuid')`
if (\$$key == '$uuid') {
--echo Missing value for \"$key\" in <\$json_object>
--die Missing value for $key in json_object
}
"#######################################################
) or die "Error $? writing to $unpack_file: $!";
} elsif ($defaults_text) {
print UNPACK_FILE (
"--let \$$key = `SELECT $func(IF(JSON_CONTAINS_PATH($o, 'all', $k), $o, '\$$defaults_var'), $k)$end`\n"
) or die "Error $? writing to $unpack_file: $!";
} else {
print UNPACK_FILE (
"--let \$$key = `SELECT $func($o, $k)$end`\n"
);
}
if (defined($single_quoted_hash{$key})) {
print UNPACK_FILE (
"
--let \$$key = escape('\\,\$$key)
"
);
}
if (defined($verbose_hash{$key})) {
print UNPACK_FILE (
"--echo - $key=\$$key\n"
) or die "Error $? writing to $unpack_file: $!";
}
}
close(UNPACK_FILE)
or die "Error $? closing $unpack_file: $!";
END_OF_PERL
--let $cju_init = _init_unpacker
--source $MYSQLTEST_VARDIR/tmp/json_$json_label$cju_init.inc
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