freebsd-dev/contrib/kyua/store/dbtypes.cpp
Brooks Davis b0d29bc47d Import the kyua test framework.
Having kyua in the base system will simplify automated testing in CI and
eliminates bootstrapping issues on new platforms.

The build of kyua is controlled by WITH(OUT)_TESTS_SUPPORT.

Reviewed by:	emaste
Obtained from:	CheriBSD
Sponsored by:	DARPA
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D24103
2020-03-23 19:01:23 +00:00

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#include "store/dbtypes.hpp"
#include "model/test_program.hpp"
#include "model/test_result.hpp"
#include "store/exceptions.hpp"
#include "utils/datetime.hpp"
#include "utils/format/macros.hpp"
#include "utils/sanity.hpp"
#include "utils/sqlite/statement.ipp"
namespace datetime = utils::datetime;
namespace sqlite = utils::sqlite;
/// Binds a boolean value to a statement parameter.
///
/// \param stmt The statement to which to bind the parameter.
/// \param field The name of the parameter; must exist.
/// \param value The value to bind.
void
store::bind_bool(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* field, const bool value)
{
stmt.bind(field, value ? "true" : "false");
}
/// Binds a time delta to a statement parameter.
///
/// \param stmt The statement to which to bind the parameter.
/// \param field The name of the parameter; must exist.
/// \param delta The value to bind.
void
store::bind_delta(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* field,
const datetime::delta& delta)
{
stmt.bind(field, static_cast< int64_t >(delta.to_microseconds()));
}
/// Binds a string to a statement parameter.
///
/// If the string is not empty, this binds the string itself. Otherwise, it
/// binds a NULL value.
///
/// \param stmt The statement to which to bind the parameter.
/// \param field The name of the parameter; must exist.
/// \param str The string to bind.
void
store::bind_optional_string(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* field,
const std::string& str)
{
if (str.empty())
stmt.bind(field, sqlite::null());
else
stmt.bind(field, str);
}
/// Binds a test result type to a statement parameter.
///
/// \param stmt The statement to which to bind the parameter.
/// \param field The name of the parameter; must exist.
/// \param type The result type to bind.
void
store::bind_test_result_type(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* field,
const model::test_result_type& type)
{
switch (type) {
case model::test_result_broken:
stmt.bind(field, "broken");
break;
case model::test_result_expected_failure:
stmt.bind(field, "expected_failure");
break;
case model::test_result_failed:
stmt.bind(field, "failed");
break;
case model::test_result_passed:
stmt.bind(field, "passed");
break;
case model::test_result_skipped:
stmt.bind(field, "skipped");
break;
default:
UNREACHABLE;
}
}
/// Binds a timestamp to a statement parameter.
///
/// \param stmt The statement to which to bind the parameter.
/// \param field The name of the parameter; must exist.
/// \param timestamp The value to bind.
void
store::bind_timestamp(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* field,
const datetime::timestamp& timestamp)
{
stmt.bind(field, timestamp.to_microseconds());
}
/// Queries a boolean value from a statement.
///
/// \param stmt The statement from which to get the column.
/// \param column The name of the column holding the value.
///
/// \return The parsed value if all goes well.
///
/// \throw integrity_error If the value in the specified column is invalid.
bool
store::column_bool(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* column)
{
const int id = stmt.column_id(column);
if (stmt.column_type(id) != sqlite::type_text)
throw store::integrity_error(F("Boolean value in column %s is not a "
"string") % column);
const std::string value = stmt.column_text(id);
if (value == "true")
return true;
else if (value == "false")
return false;
else
throw store::integrity_error(F("Unknown boolean value '%s'") % value);
}
/// Queries a time delta from a statement.
///
/// \param stmt The statement from which to get the column.
/// \param column The name of the column holding the value.
///
/// \return The parsed value if all goes well.
///
/// \throw integrity_error If the value in the specified column is invalid.
datetime::delta
store::column_delta(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* column)
{
const int id = stmt.column_id(column);
if (stmt.column_type(id) != sqlite::type_integer)
throw store::integrity_error(F("Time delta in column %s is not an "
"integer") % column);
return datetime::delta::from_microseconds(stmt.column_int64(id));
}
/// Queries an optional string from a statement.
///
/// \param stmt The statement from which to get the column.
/// \param column The name of the column holding the value.
///
/// \return The parsed value if all goes well.
///
/// \throw integrity_error If the value in the specified column is invalid.
std::string
store::column_optional_string(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* column)
{
const int id = stmt.column_id(column);
switch (stmt.column_type(id)) {
case sqlite::type_text:
return stmt.column_text(id);
case sqlite::type_null:
return "";
default:
throw integrity_error(F("Invalid string type in column %s") % column);
}
}
/// Queries a test result type from a statement.
///
/// \param stmt The statement from which to get the column.
/// \param column The name of the column holding the value.
///
/// \return The parsed value if all goes well.
///
/// \throw integrity_error If the value in the specified column is invalid.
model::test_result_type
store::column_test_result_type(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* column)
{
const int id = stmt.column_id(column);
if (stmt.column_type(id) != sqlite::type_text)
throw store::integrity_error(F("Result type in column %s is not a "
"string") % column);
const std::string type = stmt.column_text(id);
if (type == "passed") {
return model::test_result_passed;
} else if (type == "broken") {
return model::test_result_broken;
} else if (type == "expected_failure") {
return model::test_result_expected_failure;
} else if (type == "failed") {
return model::test_result_failed;
} else if (type == "skipped") {
return model::test_result_skipped;
} else {
throw store::integrity_error(F("Unknown test result type %s") % type);
}
}
/// Queries a timestamp from a statement.
///
/// \param stmt The statement from which to get the column.
/// \param column The name of the column holding the value.
///
/// \return The parsed value if all goes well.
///
/// \throw integrity_error If the value in the specified column is invalid.
datetime::timestamp
store::column_timestamp(sqlite::statement& stmt, const char* column)
{
const int id = stmt.column_id(column);
if (stmt.column_type(id) != sqlite::type_integer)
throw store::integrity_error(F("Timestamp in column %s is not an "
"integer") % column);
const int64_t value = stmt.column_int64(id);
if (value < 0)
throw store::integrity_error(F("Timestamp in column %s must be "
"positive") % column);
return datetime::timestamp::from_microseconds(value);
}