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import { blobToBase64String, clone, createBlobFromBase64, createRevision, flatClone, getDefaultRevision, now } from "../plugins/utils/index.js";
import { stripAttachmentsDataFromDocument } from "../rx-storage-helper.js";
export function docStateToWriteDoc(databaseInstanceToken, hasAttachments, keepMeta, docState, previous) {
var docData = Object.assign({}, docState, {
_attachments: hasAttachments && docState._attachments ? docState._attachments : {},
_meta: keepMeta ? docState._meta : Object.assign({}, previous ? previous._meta : {}, {
lwt: now()
}),
_rev: keepMeta ? docState._rev : getDefaultRevision()
});
if (!docData._rev) {
docData._rev = createRevision(databaseInstanceToken, previous);
}
return docData;
}
export function writeDocToDocState(writeDoc, keepAttachments, keepMeta) {
var ret = flatClone(writeDoc);
if (!keepAttachments) {
delete ret._attachments;
}
if (!keepMeta) {
delete ret._meta;
delete ret._rev;
}
return ret;
}
export function stripAttachmentsDataFromMetaWriteRows(state, rows) {
if (!state.hasAttachments) {
return rows;
}
return rows.map(row => {
var document = clone(row.document);
document.docData = stripAttachmentsDataFromDocument(document.docData);
return {
document,
previous: row.previous
};
});
}
/**
* Serialises attachment data in a document clone so it can safely be stored
* as JSON in a remote storage that does not natively support attachments
* (e.g. Google Drive, OneDrive).
*
* - When `serializeData` is true: Blob values are extracted and stored as
* base64 strings in the top-level `_attachments_data` field, while
* `_attachments` is stripped to clean stubs via `stripAttachmentsDataFromDocument`.
* - When `serializeData` is false: `_attachments` is set to `{}` so that
* attachment stubs (without binary data) are never persisted. This
* prevents the downstream replication protocol from trying to write
* attachment data it does not have when a peer pulls the document.
*
* The function returns a NEW document object; the original is not mutated.
*/
export async function serializeDocAttachments(doc, serializeData) {
var d = doc;
if (!d?._attachments) {
return doc;
}
if (!serializeData) {
return {
...d,
_attachments: {}
};
}
var attachmentData = {};
await Promise.all(Object.entries(d._attachments).map(async ([id, att]) => {
if (att.data instanceof Blob) {
attachmentData[id] = await blobToBase64String(att.data);
}
}));
var stripped = stripAttachmentsDataFromDocument(d);
if (Object.keys(attachmentData).length > 0) {
return {
...stripped,
_attachments_data: attachmentData
};
}
return stripped;
}
/**
* Strips both `_attachments` data and the serialised `_attachments_data` field
* from a document, leaving only the structural attachment metadata
* (digest / length / type). Used to compare two document states without
* being affected by attachment binary data that lives in different shapes on
* each side (Blobs in memory vs base64 in the serialised JSON file).
*/
export function stripAllAttachmentDataForComparison(doc) {
var stripped = stripAttachmentsDataFromDocument(doc);
delete stripped._attachments_data;
return stripped;
}
/**
* Converts attachment data stored in `_attachments_data` back to Blobs in the
* document, so that the downstream replication protocol can write them to the
* fork storage instance correctly.
*
* Mutates the document in place and removes the `_attachments_data` field.
*/
export async function deserializeDocAttachments(doc) {
var attachmentData = doc._attachments_data;
if (!attachmentData || !doc._attachments) {
return;
}
await Promise.all(Object.entries(attachmentData).map(async ([id, base64]) => {
if (doc._attachments[id]) {
doc._attachments[id] = {
...doc._attachments[id],
data: await createBlobFromBase64(base64, doc._attachments[id].type)
};
}
}));
delete doc._attachments_data;
}
export function getUnderlyingPersistentStorage(instance) {
while (true) {
if (instance.underlyingPersistentStorage) {
instance = instance.underlyingPersistentStorage;
} else {
return instance;
}
}
}
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