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Actionable comments posted: 19
Outside diff range and nitpick comments (9)
src/connection/blocking.rs (1)
29-53: Thesend_commandmethod is robust, handling different parameters and connection types effectively. Consider adding detailed logging for better traceability of command execution and errors.src/connection/asynchronous.rs (1)
31-57: Thesend_commandasync method is well-implemented, using Tokio's async capabilities effectively. Consider adding detailed logging for better traceability of command execution and errors.src/redis_ext.rs (1)
38-63: TheToRedisArgsandTryFrom<&redis::Value>implementations forConfigValueare well-implemented, allowing seamless interaction with Redis. Consider adding more detailed error messages for better debugging when conversions fail.src/value/path.rs (1)
17-59: ThePathstruct and itsFalkorParsableimplementation are well-designed, effectively parsing paths fromFalkorValue. Consider clarifying the TODO comment in line 17 to better understand the intended functionality or ambiguity.src/graph_schema/blocking.rs (1)
23-51: TheSyncGraphSchemastruct and its methods are correctly implemented for synchronous operations. Ensure that locking does not lead to performance bottlenecks.Consider monitoring the performance to ensure that the locking mechanism does not introduce significant latency, especially under high load.
src/client/blocking.rs (2)
20-26: The structFalkorSyncClientInneris well-defined with appropriate use of synchronization primitives likeMutexfor thread safety. However, consider documenting the purpose of each field for better maintainability.
236-251: The methodopen_grapheffectively uses caching for graph schemas, which can significantly improve performance. However, ensure that the cache invalidation strategy is robust to prevent stale data issues.src/graph/asynchronous.rs (2)
22-26: TheAsyncGraphstruct is well-defined with clear documentation about thread safety and its purpose. However, consider adding more detailed comments about each field, especiallygraph_schema, to explain its role and how it interacts with other components.
542-752: The test suite is comprehensive and covers a wide range of functionalities. However, consider adding more detailed assertions to verify the state and behavior of the system more precisely, rather than just checking for the absence of errors.
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src/connection/mod.rs (1)
6-9: The conditional compilation for theasynchronousmodule using thetokiofeature is correctly implemented.src/graph/mod.rs (1)
6-10: The module structure for graph operations, including conditional compilation for asynchronous features, is consistent and well-organized.deny.toml (1)
1-25: Thedeny.tomlconfiguration is comprehensive, promoting robust dependency management and licensing practices.src/graph_schema/mod.rs (1)
6-20: The introduction of theSchemaTypeenum is well-documented and clearly categorizes schema types, enhancing the clarity of schema operations.src/response/mod.rs (1)
6-27: TheResponseVariantenum is a well-designed abstraction that effectively encapsulates different types of responses, facilitating uniform handling across different modules.src/parser/mod.rs (2)
13-19: TheFalkorParsabletrait and its methodfrom_falkor_valueare well-defined for synchronous parsing operations.
22-28: TheFalkorAsyncParseabletrait and its methodfrom_falkor_value_asyncare correctly implemented for asynchronous parsing, leveraging Rust's async capabilities.Cargo.toml (2)
7-16: Dependencies are correctly specified with appropriate versions and feature flags, ensuring modular and conditional compilation.
18-25: Feature flags are well-organized, enhancing the configurability and flexibility of the project build..github/workflows/pr-checks.yml (1)
10-49: The GitHub Actions workflows are well-configured for comprehensive checks and validations, including linting, formatting, building, and testing.src/response/slowlog_entry.rs (1)
9-38: TheSlowlogEntrystruct and its constructor methodfrom_value_arrayare correctly implemented, providing robust error handling and data encapsulation for slowlog entries.src/response/execution_plan.rs (1)
8-49: TheExecutionPlanstruct and its associated methods and conversion implementation are well-designed, providing clear and efficient access to execution plan details.src/client/mod.rs (1)
16-51: TheFalkorClientProviderenum and its methods for obtaining connections are well-implemented, supporting both synchronous and asynchronous operations effectively.src/connection/blocking.rs (2)
10-13: The definition ofFalkorSyncConnectionis clear and correctly uses conditional compilation for Redis support.
19-22: TheBorrowedSyncConnectionstruct is well-designed, encapsulating connection handling effectively.src/connection/asynchronous.rs (2)
12-14: The definition ofFalkorAsyncConnectionis clear and correctly uses conditional compilation for Redis support in asynchronous contexts.
21-24: TheBorrowedAsyncConnectionstruct is well-designed for asynchronous connection handling, ensuring resources are properly managed.src/error/mod.rs (1)
9-66: TheFalkorDBErrorenum is comprehensive and well-documented, covering a wide range of error scenarios relevant to database operations.src/redis_ext.rs (4)
13-24: The conversion implementations forFalkorSyncConnectionandFalkorAsyncConnectionare correctly implemented, facilitating seamless integration with Redis.
26-30: The conversion fromredis::ConnectionInfotoFalkorConnectionInfois correctly implemented, ensuring proper handling of connection information.
32-36: The conversion fromredis::ClienttoFalkorClientProvideris correctly implemented, facilitating the use of Redis clients within the FalkorDB framework.
65-84: TheFromRedisValueimplementation forFalkorValueis robust, correctly handling various Redis data types and converting them into the appropriate FalkorDB types.src/value/path.rs (1)
61-89: TheFalkorAsyncParseableimplementation forPathis well-implemented, correctly handling asynchronous parsing of paths fromFalkorValue.src/graph/utils.rs (2)
8-46: Thegenerate_procedure_callfunction is well-implemented, effectively generating procedure call strings with optional parameters and yields. The use of generics and functional programming techniques enhances its flexibility and readability.
48-63: Theconstruct_queryfunction is effectively implemented, constructing complete query strings from base queries and optional parameters. The functional programming approach used here enhances the clarity and flexibility of the code.src/lib.rs (4)
22-42: Public API exports are well-organized and clear.
44-49: Conditional exports for asynchronous functionality are correctly gated by thetokiofeature.
51-112: The test utilities are well-structured and provide essential functionality for both synchronous and asynchronous testing.
6-7: Ensure theredisfeature is enabled for successful compilation.Verification successful
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redisfeature is defined inCargo.tomland is included in the default features, ensuring it is enabled by default.
Cargo.tomlshowsdefault = ["redis"], indicating theredisfeature is enabled by default.Scripts Executed
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src/graph_schema/asynchronous.rs (3)
24-31: TheAsyncGraphSchemastruct is well-defined with appropriate use of atomic and lockable structures for thread safety.
33-46: Theclearmethod correctly resets the schema version and clears all maps. Good use of asynchronous locks.
64-108: Theverify_id_setandrefreshmethods are crucial for maintaining the integrity and freshness of the schema maps. Ensure proper error handling and concurrency control.src/value/utils_async.rs (1)
15-53: Theparse_labels_asyncfunction is well-implemented with robust error handling. Ensure that the error messages are informative and cover all failure cases.Verification successful
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rgoutput indicates thatFalkorDBErroris used in multiple places withinsrc/value/utils_async.rsfor error handling. The specific error variants used areParsingI64,ParsingCompactIdUnknown,ParsingError,ParsingBool,ParsingF64, andParsingUnknownType.To ensure that the error messages are comprehensive and informative, we need to verify the definitions of these error variants in the
FalkorDBErrorenum and check if they provide meaningful messages.Let's search for the definition of
FalkorDBErrorand its variants in the codebase to review their implementations.
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rgoutput indicates that theFalkorDBErrorenum is defined insrc/error/mod.rs, and it includes the variantsParsingError,ParsingCompactIdUnknown,ParsingUnknownType,ParsingBool,ParsingI64, andParsingF64.To ensure that these error variants provide meaningful messages, we need to review their definitions in
src/error/mod.rs.
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FalkorDBErrorenum insrc/error/mod.rsincludes detailed and informative error messages for each variant. Here are the relevant variants:
ParsingError: "General parsing error"ParsingCompactIdUnknown: "The id received for this label/property/relationship was unknown"ParsingUnknownType: "Unknown type"ParsingBool: "Element was not of type Bool"ParsingI64: (not shown in the snippet, but likely similar in detail)ParsingF64: (not shown in the snippet, but likely similar in detail)These error messages are comprehensive and cover the failure cases appropriately.
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src/graph_schema/blocking.rs (1)
71-114: Theverify_id_setandrefreshmethods are implemented with attention to thread safety and error handling. Good practice.src/connection_info/mod.rs (2)
36-88: The conversion implementations forFalkorConnectionInfoare robust and handle various input formats. Good error handling.
8-34: TheFalkorConnectionInfoenum and its methods are well-implemented. Ensure that all supported connection types are handled correctly.Verification successful
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FalkorConnectionInfoonly supports the Redis connection type. There are no other connection types defined or referenced in the codebase.
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FalkorConnectionInfoand its methods correctly handle the Redis connection type.Scripts Executed
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src/graph_schema/utils.rs (2)
10-42: The utility functionsget_refresh_commandandupdate_mapare essential for schema management and are implemented efficiently.
44-59: Theget_relevant_hashmapfunction is correctly implemented. Ensure it is used appropriately to avoid unnecessary computations.Verification successful
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get_relevant_hashmapfunction is used in bothsrc/graph_schema/blocking.rsandsrc/graph_schema/asynchronous.rswithin contexts that appear to be appropriate. The function is called after acquiring a read lock, which suggests that it is used to filter or process data that has already been read into memory, thus avoiding unnecessary computations.
src/graph_schema/blocking.rs: The function is used after acquiring a read lock on eitherself.propertiesorself.relationships.src/graph_schema/asynchronous.rs: The function is used similarly after an asynchronous read lock.These usages seem to be appropriate and do not indicate unnecessary computations.
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src/response/index.rs (1)
58-65: The implementation ofIndexTypeis clear and consistent with its string representations.Also applies to: 71-75
src/response/constraint.rs (1)
21-27: The implementation ofConstraintTypeis clear and consistent with its string representations.Also applies to: 46-49
src/value/map.rs (1)
20-48: The implementation ofFKeyTypeValis robust, handling various error scenarios effectively.src/value/mod.rs (2)
32-44: TheFalkorValueenum is well-defined and covers a comprehensive range of types.
56-62: The conversion implementations and utility functions are comprehensive and adhere to Rust's idiomatic practices.Also applies to: 64-65, 67-67, 69-73, 75-87, 89-98, 100-110, 112-121, 123-132, 134-143, 145-154, 156-165, 167-176, 178-186, 188-197, 199-330
src/value/graph_entities.rs (6)
24-41: The implementation ofDisplayforEntityTypeis clear and concise.
43-69: The conversion implementations forEntityTypefrom various string types are robust and handle errors appropriately.
71-114: The parsing logic inNodefromFalkorValueis comprehensive, handling potential errors at each step.
117-152: The asynchronous parsing implementation forNodemirrors the synchronous version well, ensuring consistency across different operation modes.
155-219: TheEdgestruct and its parsing logic are well-implemented, with detailed error handling and schema refresh logic.
222-282: The asynchronous parsing forEdgeis consistent with the synchronous version, maintaining the integrity of the operations across different execution contexts.src/value/utils.rs (4)
13-47: Theparse_labelsfunction is well-structured, handling potential errors and schema refresh scenarios effectively.
49-57: Thetype_val_from_valuefunction correctly extracts type markers and values fromFalkorValue, handling errors appropriately.
59-90: Theparse_typefunction is comprehensive, covering a wide range of possibleFalkorValuetypes and ensuring correct parsing based on the type marker.
92-103: The genericparse_vecfunction is a useful utility that can parse vectors ofFalkorValueinto vectors of any type that implementsTryFrom<FalkorValue>.src/client/asynchronous.rs (8)
19-38: TheFalkorAsyncClientInnerclass handles connection borrowing efficiently, utilizing a mutex-protected connection pool.
40-41: MarkingFalkorAsyncClientInneras bothSyncandSendis appropriate given its internal use ofArcandMutex.
43-58: TheDebugimplementation forFalkorAsyncClientis clear, ensuring sensitive information is not accidentally logged.
60-86: Thecreatemethod inFalkorAsyncClientis well-implemented, setting up the connection pool and handling potential errors during connection initialization.
88-129: Thelist_graphsmethod is robust, handling different response types from the database and converting them into a user-friendly format.
131-202: Theconfig_getmethod is comprehensive, handling various scenarios for fetching configuration values and parsing them into aHashMap.
204-231: Theconfig_setmethod provides a clear and effective way to update configuration values in the database.
233-281: Theopen_graphandcopy_graphmethods are well-designed, providing easy access to graph operations and ensuring that graph schemas are cached for performance.src/client/blocking.rs (3)
48-51: TheFalkorSyncClientstruct is correctly usingArcfor shared ownership, which is essential for thread safety in a multi-threaded environment. Good implementation of the clone trait to ensure efficient cloning of this struct.
94-96: The methodborrow_connectioneffectively utilizes the connection pool. However, consider adding error handling for the case whererecvmight fail due to all connections being in use.Verification successful
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borrow_connectionmethod insrc/client/blocking.rsusesself.connection_pool_rx.recv()?, which can return an error if no connections are available. This error is propagated using the?operator, which means it will be returned to the caller ofborrow_connection.
- The method does handle the error by propagating it to the caller.
- The caller of
borrow_connectionshould handle this error appropriately.Scripts Executed
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207-227: The methodconfig_setcorrectly implements the functionality to update configuration settings in the database. Ensure that the Redis command arguments are correctly formed and validated before execution to prevent injection attacks.Verification successful
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config_setmethod insrc/client/blocking.rscorrectly implements the functionality to update configuration settings using Redis commands. TheFromimplementations forConfigValueare straightforward and do not introduce any security risks. However, it is crucial to ensure that the inputs toconfig_setare validated and controlled to prevent injection attacks.
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src/graph/asynchronous.rs (2)
170-198: Thequery_innermethod is a core part of the querying functionality, handling different types of queries including timeouts. The method is complex and handles many responsibilities. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability.
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91-113: Theprofile_with_paramsmethod provides detailed profiling information for a query. It's well-implemented, but consider adding validation for theparamsargument to ensure that all keys and values are strings, as the current implementation assumes this without checks.LICENSE (2)
1-557: The addition of the Server Side Public License is noted and appears correctly formatted and unmodified from its standard version.
563-655: The Elastic License 2.0 is added correctly. Ensure that the limitations and conditions of this license are compatible with the project's intended use, especially regarding the restrictions on providing the software as a hosted or managed service.
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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
src/graph/asynchronous.rs (3)
51-56: Clarify the documentation for thedeletemethod to accurately reflect the state of theAsyncGraphinstance after deletion.
110-124: Theprofilemethod is a simplified variant ofprofile_with_params. Consider adding examples in the documentation to illustrate typical use cases.
312-335: Thelist_indicesmethod efficiently retrieves all indices. Consider adding caching mechanisms to reduce database load if this method is called frequently.src/graph/blocking.rs (3)
17-21: Ensure thread safety or provide clear documentation on how to handle it.The
SyncGraphstruct is noted as not being thread-safe. Consider implementing synchronization mechanisms internally or provide more detailed guidance on how users should handle synchronization to prevent potential data races or inconsistencies.
48-54: Clarify the behavior of thedeletemethod in the documentation.The comment on the
deletemethod states that it "still maintains the graph API, operations are still viable" after deletion. This could be confusing as it implies that operations can still be performed on a deleted graph. Clarify whether this means the graph can be recreated or if only certain operations are viable.
149-181: Consider implementing a timeout mechanism directly in the connection layer.The method
query_inner_with_timeoutmanually constructs a timeout command string. This could be more efficiently handled at a lower level, such as within the connection handling logic, to ensure consistency and reduce errors in timeout management across different methods.
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src/parser/utils.rs (3)
20-27: The implementation ofstring_vec_from_valis clean and follows Rust's idiomatic practices.
52-75: Theparse_result_setfunction is well-implemented with comprehensive error handling and efficient use of Rust's iterator methods.
77-98: The asynchronous functionparse_result_set_asyncis correctly implemented, mirroring its synchronous counterpart while effectively utilizing asynchronous Rust features.src/value/map.rs (3)
19-49: TheFKeyTypeValstruct and itsTryFromimplementation are well-designed, handling various error scenarios appropriately.
51-69: Consider enhancing the error messages in thektv_vec_to_mapfunctions to provide more context when errors occur.- .ok_or(FalkorDBError::ParsingError)?; + .ok_or(FalkorDBError::ParsingError("Key not found in relevant IDs map"))?;
71-93: Consider enhancing the error messages in theparse_map_with_schemafunctions to provide more context when errors occur.- .map_err(|_| FalkorDBError::ParsingError)?; + .map_err(|_| FalkorDBError::ParsingError("Schema validation failed"))?;src/client/blocking.rs (3)
21-35: TheFalkorSyncClientInnerstruct and its methodborrow_connectionare well-implemented, effectively utilizing Rust's concurrency primitives.
37-191: TheFalkorSyncClientstruct provides a comprehensive and robust API for the synchronous client, effectively handling connections and providing various database operations.
193-343: The test module forFalkorSyncClientis comprehensive, covering a wide range of scenarios and effectively using Rust's testing framework.src/client/asynchronous.rs (3)
20-39: TheFalkorAsyncClientInnerstruct and its methodborrow_connectionare well-implemented, effectively utilizing Rust's asynchronous features and concurrency primitives.
41-260: TheFalkorAsyncClientstruct provides a comprehensive and robust API for the asynchronous client, effectively handling connections and providing various database operations.
262-398: The test module forFalkorAsyncClientis comprehensive, covering a wide range of scenarios and effectively using Rust's asynchronous testing framework.src/graph/asynchronous.rs (4)
15-27: TheAsyncGraphstruct is well-documented and thread-safe, which is crucial for asynchronous operations.
149-163: Theexplainmethod effectively simplifies the explanation of query execution. Ensure that it is consistently used in scenarios where detailed execution plans are necessary.
86-108: Theprofile_with_paramsmethod is well-implemented, providing detailed execution plans. Ensure that the types for the parameters are consistent and well-documented.Verification successful
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126-147: Theexplain_with_paramsmethod provides a detailed breakdown of database operations. Ensure that the method handles all possible errors during the query construction and execution phases.Verification successful
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construct_queryfunction does not include explicit error handling, which might be acceptable if the operations within it are infallible. Thesend_commandmethod inAsyncGraphhandles errors by propagating them using the?operator, which is appropriate.
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88-97: Validate the types of keys and values in the parameters map.The method
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12-16: Conversion fromredis::ConnectiontoFalkorSyncConnectionis correctly implemented.
18-22: Conversion fromredis::ConnectionInfotoFalkorConnectionInfois correctly implemented.
24-31: Conversion fromredis::ClienttoFalkorClientProvideris correctly implemented, withsentinelcorrectly initialized asNone.
33-45: Implementation ofToRedisArgs for ConfigValuecorrectly handles different types for Redis arguments.
47-58: Conversion fromredis::ValuetoConfigValueis robust, handling various data types and returning an appropriate error for unsupported types.
60-77: Conversion fromredis::ValuetoFalkorValueis comprehensive, correctly handling various Redis value types.src/response/constraint.rs (4)
12-33:ConstraintTypeenum and itsDisplayimplementation are correctly defined and implemented.
35-61: Conversion from&strandStringtoConstraintTypeis correctly implemented, handling various cases and errors appropriately.
63-85: Consider aligning the string representations with the enum variants inConstraintStatusto improve clarity.- "OPERATIONAL" => Self::Active, - "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" => Self::Pending, + "ACTIVE" => Self::Active, + "PENDING" => Self::Pending,
103-144: Consider enhancing the error messages in the parsing functions forConstraintto provide more context when errors occur.- .map_err(|_| FalkorDBError::ParsingArrayToStructElementCount)?; + .map_err(|_| FalkorDBError::ParsingArrayToStructElementCount("Expected 5 elements for Constraint"))?;src/response/index.rs (4)
12-31: Consider aligning the string representations with the enum variants inIndexStatusto improve clarity.- "OPERATIONAL" => Self::Active, - "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" => Self::Pending, + "ACTIVE" => Self::Active, + "PENDING" => Self::Pending,
49-71: Conversion from&strandStringtoIndexTypeis correctly implemented, handling various cases and errors appropriately.
106-160: Consider enhancing the error messages in the parsing functions forFalkorIndexto provide more context when errors occur.- .map_err(|_| FalkorDBError::ParsingArrayToStructElementCount)?; + .map_err(|_| FalkorDBError::ParsingArrayToStructElementCount("Expected 8 elements for FalkorIndex"))?;
89-104: Theparse_types_mapfunction is correctly implemented, handling the conversion ofFalkorValueto a map of index types efficiently.src/value/mod.rs (4)
19-73: TheFalkorValueenum and its basic type conversion implementations are correctly defined and implemented.
89-176: Conversions fromFalkorValueto specific types likeVec<FalkorValue>,f64,String, etc., are correctly implemented with appropriate error handling.
178-254: Utility functions inFalkorValuefor accessing internal data of various types are correctly implemented.
311-318: TheFalkorParsableimplementation forFalkorValueis correctly implemented as a simple pass-through.src/graph_schema/mod.rs (3)
13-64: Theget_refresh_commandfunction and related schema types are correctly implemented, providing specific commands based on the schema type.
66-256: TheGraphSchemastruct and its methods for managing schema maps are correctly implemented, with appropriate handling of schema refresh and access.
258-282: Test cases in thetestsmodule forGraphSchemaare well-structured and provide good coverage for schema management functionality.src/value/utils.rs (3)
8-50: Thetype_val_from_valueandparse_typefunctions are correctly implemented, handling various types and providing a robust framework for parsingFalkorValue.
52-60: Theparse_vecfunction is correctly implemented, efficiently convertingFalkorValueinto a vector of specific types.
62-282: Test cases in thetestsmodule for parsing functions are well-structured and provide good coverage for the functionality of parsingFalkorValueinto various types.src/graph/query_builder.rs (9)
14-29: Refactorconstruct_queryto improve readability and efficiency.
57-69: LGTM! The methodwith_paramscorrectly sets query parameters.
71-83: LGTM! The methodwith_timeoutcorrectly sets the query timeout.
85-101: LGTM! The methodperform_commoncorrectly constructs and executes the query.
142-149: LGTM! The methodperformcorrectly handles the execution plan generation.
231-243: LGTM! The methodwith_argscorrectly sets the arguments for the procedure call.
245-257: LGTM! The methodwith_yieldscorrectly sets the yields for the procedure call.
259-277: LGTM! The methodperform_commoncorrectly constructs and executes the procedure call.
152-190: Optimizegenerate_procedure_callby reducing string allocations.
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src/client/mod.rs (3)
11-17: Define theFalkorClientProviderenum with Redis-specific configurations.
19-38: Ensure proper error handling inget_connectionmethod.Verification successful
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9-10: Ensure theredisfeature is enabled to prevent compilation errors.
12-20: Review the module imports to ensure they are necessary and correctly scoped.
22-23: Check the conditional compilation for theredis_extmodule.
25-26: DefineFalkorResultas a specializedResulttype for the library.
28-50: Review the re-exported entities to ensure they are correctly exposed to external users.src/connection/blocking.rs (1)
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80-93: Standardize and simplify query and procedure building.There is significant repetition in the methods for creating
QueryBuilderandProcedureBuilderinstances. Consider refactoring these into a more generic method that can handle the creation of these builders to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.Also applies to: 95-108, 110-123, 125-139, 141-155, 157-171, 173-179, 181-237, 239-276, 278-284, 286-312, 314-348, 350-379
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Consider isolating external dependencies in tests to improve test reliability and speed.
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| pub(crate) fn execute_command( | ||
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| graph_name: Option<&str>, | ||
| command: &str, | ||
| subcommand: Option<&str>, | ||
| params: Option<&[&str]>, | ||
| ) -> FalkorResult<FalkorValue> { | ||
| match self { | ||
| #[cfg(feature = "redis")] | ||
| FalkorSyncConnection::Redis(redis_conn) => { | ||
| use redis::ConnectionLike as _; | ||
| let mut cmd = redis::cmd(command); | ||
| cmd.arg(subcommand); | ||
| cmd.arg(graph_name); | ||
| if let Some(params) = params { | ||
| for param in params { | ||
| cmd.arg(param.to_string()); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| redis::FromRedisValue::from_owned_redis_value( | ||
| redis_conn | ||
| .req_command(&cmd) | ||
| .map_err(|err| match err.kind() { | ||
| redis::ErrorKind::IoError | ||
| | redis::ErrorKind::ClusterConnectionNotFound | ||
| | redis::ErrorKind::ClusterDown | ||
| | redis::ErrorKind::MasterDown => FalkorDBError::ConnectionDown, | ||
| _ => FalkorDBError::RedisError(err.to_string()), | ||
| })?, | ||
| ) | ||
| .map_err(|err| FalkorDBError::RedisParsingError(err.to_string())) | ||
| } | ||
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The inspection of the context where execute_command is called reveals that parameters are directly passed without explicit sanitization or escaping. This could potentially lead to injection vulnerabilities if the parameters contain malicious input.
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The execute_command method constructs Redis commands using cmd.arg for subcommand, graph_name, and params. The parameters are converted to strings using param.to_string(), but there is no explicit sanitization or escaping shown in the provided snippet. This could potentially lead to injection vulnerabilities if the parameters are not properly sanitized.
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src/response/index.rs (2)
17-21: Consider aligning the string representations with the enum variants inIndexStatusfor clarity.
76-88: Enhance the error messages in the parsing functions forFalkorIndexto provide more context when errors occur.src/client/blocking.rs (4)
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74-84: Ensure feature flags are correctly handled.The handling of feature flags in the
try_frommethod could potentially lead to issues if theredisfeature is not enabled but the scheme is one of the Redis types. Verify that the feature flags are correctly configured in the build settings.Verification successful
The
Cargo.tomlfile indicates that theredisfeature is defined and included in the default features. This means that unless explicitly disabled, theredisfeature should be enabled by default. Thetry_frommethod in the provided code snippet uses conditional compilation to handle theredisfeature flag, which seems consistent with theCargo.tomlconfiguration.
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try_frommethod attempts to create aRedisconnection if theredisfeature is enabled.- If the
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| let mut conn = self.borrow_connection()?; | ||
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Refactor config_get for clarity and error handling.
This change simplifies the function by removing unnecessary conditional logic and using a consistent approach for all configurations.
pub fn config_get(&self, config_key: &str) -> FalkorResult<HashMap<String, ConfigValue>> {
let mut conn = self.borrow_connection()?;
let config = conn.execute_command(None, "GRAPH.CONFIG", Some("GET"), Some(&[config_key]))?
.into_vec()?;
config.into_iter()
.map(|config| {
let [key, val]: [FalkorValue; 2] = config.into_vec()?.try_into()?;
Ok((key.into_string()?, ConfigValue::try_from(val)?))
})
.collect()
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The ? operator which propagates errors upward cannot be used in closures
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@EmilyMatt, you're absolutely right about the limitation with using the ? operator directly in closures. Here's a revised version of the config_get function that addresses this issue by using a try block, which allows error propagation within the closure:
pub fn config_get(&self, config_key: &str) -> FalkorResult<HashMap<String, ConfigValue>> {
let mut conn = self.borrow_connection()?;
let config = conn.execute_command(None, "GRAPH.CONFIG", Some("GET"), Some(&[config_key]))?
.into_vec()?;
config.into_iter()
.map(|config| {
try {
let [key, val]: [FalkorValue; 2] = config.into_vec()?.try_into()?;
Ok((key.into_string()?, ConfigValue::try_from(val)?))
}
})
.collect()
}This version should work as expected, allowing error propagation from within the closure. If you have any more suggestions or need further modifications, feel free to let me know!
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Add documentation for new fields in FalkorSyncClientInner.
The newly added fields connection_pool_size, connection_pool_tx, and connection_pool_rx are crucial for understanding the connection pooling mechanism. It would be beneficial to add comments explaining their purpose and usage.
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10-19: The structSlowlogEntryis well-defined and appropriately documented.README.md (1)
18-22: The installation instructions are clear and concise.src/response/index.rs (1)
55-72: The structFalkorIndexis well-defined and includes detailed documentation for each field.src/graph_schema/mod.rs (2)
72-93: The structGraphSchemais well-documented and structured, providing clear management of schema maps.
59-66: The enumSchemaTypeis simple and well-documented, effectively categorizing different schema types.src/graph/blocking.rs (4)
13-22: Thread safety should be clearly documented or reconsidered.The
SyncGraphstruct is marked as not thread-safe, which could lead to potential issues in concurrent environments. Consider implementing synchronization mechanisms or clearly documenting the expected usage to avoid misuse.
55-61: Improve error handling in thedeletemethod.The
deletemethod does not handle potential errors fromexecute_commandexplicitly. Consider adding more robust error handling to ensure that any issues during the deletion process are properly managed and reported.
80-93: Standardize and simplify query and procedure building.There is significant repetition in the methods for creating
QueryBuilderandProcedureBuilderinstances. Consider refactoring these into a more generic method that can handle the creation of these builders to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.Also applies to: 95-108, 110-123, 125-139, 141-155, 157-171, 173-179, 181-237, 239-276, 278-284, 286-312, 314-348, 350-379
166-166: Correct typo in method name.- pub fn call_proecdure_ro<'a, P>( + pub fn call_procedure_ro<'a, P>(There's a typo in the method name
call_proecdure_ro. It should be corrected tocall_procedure_roto maintain consistency and avoid potential confusion.
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| pub(crate) struct FalkorSyncClientInner { | ||
| _inner: Mutex<FalkorClientProvider>, | ||
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| connection_pool_size: u8, | ||
| connection_pool_tx: RwLock<mpsc::SyncSender<FalkorSyncConnection>>, | ||
| connection_pool_rx: Mutex<mpsc::Receiver<FalkorSyncConnection>>, | ||
| } |
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Add documentation for the fields in FalkorSyncClientInner.
The newly added fields connection_pool_size, connection_pool_tx, and connection_pool_rx are crucial for understanding the connection pooling mechanism. It would be beneficial to add comments explaining their purpose and usage.
| &self, | ||
| graph_to_clone: &str, | ||
| new_graph_name: &str, | ||
| ) -> FalkorResult<SyncGraph> { | ||
| self.borrow_connection()?.execute_command( | ||
| Some(graph_to_clone), | ||
| "GRAPH.COPY", | ||
| None, | ||
| Some(&[new_graph_name]), | ||
| )?; | ||
| Ok(self.select_graph(new_graph_name)) | ||
| } |
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Add error handling for graph copy operation.
The method copy_graph is implemented correctly, but consider adding error handling for the scenario where the graph copy operation fails before attempting to open the new graph.
pub fn copy_graph(&self, graph_to_clone: &str, new_graph_name: &str) -> FalkorResult<SyncGraph> {
let copy_result = self.borrow_connection()?.execute_command(Some(graph_to_clone), "GRAPH.COPY", None, Some(&[new_graph_name]));
copy_result?;
Ok(self.select_graph(new_graph_name.to_string()))
}| &self, | ||
| pool_owner: Arc<Self>, | ||
| ) -> FalkorResult<BorrowedSyncConnection> { | ||
| Ok(BorrowedSyncConnection::new( | ||
| self.connection_pool_rx | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .recv() | ||
| .map_err(|_| FalkorDBError::EmptyConnection)?, | ||
| self.connection_pool_tx.read().clone(), | ||
| pool_owner, | ||
| )) | ||
| } |
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Refactor borrow_connection to improve error handling.
The current implementation of borrow_connection could be improved by providing more specific error messages for different failure scenarios, which would aid in debugging and provide clearer errors to the users.
fn borrow_connection(&self) -> Result<BorrowedSyncConnection, FalkorDBError> {
self.connection_pool_rx
.lock()
.recv()
.map_err(|e| match e {
mpsc::RecvError => FalkorDBError::EmptyConnection("Failed to receive connection from pool."),
_ => FalkorDBError::Unknown("An unknown error occurred."),
})
.map(|conn| BorrowedSyncConnection::new(conn, self.connection_pool_tx.read().clone(), self.clone()))
}| // This could have been so simple using the Sentinel API, but it requires a service name | ||
| // Perhaps in the future we can use it if we only support the master instance to be called 'master'? | ||
| let sentinel_masters = conn | ||
| .execute_command(None, "SENTINEL", Some("MASTERS"), None)? | ||
| .into_vec()?; | ||
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| if sentinel_masters.len() != 1 { | ||
| return Err(FalkorDBError::SentinelMastersCount); | ||
| } | ||
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| let sentinel_master: HashMap<_, _> = sentinel_masters | ||
| .into_iter() | ||
| .next() | ||
| .ok_or(FalkorDBError::SentinelMastersCount)? | ||
| .into_vec()? | ||
| .chunks_exact(2) | ||
| .flat_map(|chunk| TryInto::<[FalkorValue; 2]>::try_into(chunk.to_vec())) | ||
| .flat_map(|[key, val]| { | ||
| Result::<_, FalkorDBError>::Ok((key.into_string()?, val.into_string()?)) | ||
| }) | ||
| .collect(); | ||
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| let name = sentinel_master | ||
| .get("name") | ||
| .ok_or(FalkorDBError::SentinelMastersCount)?; | ||
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| Ok(Some( | ||
| redis::sentinel::SentinelClient::build( | ||
| vec![connection_info.to_owned()], | ||
| name.to_string(), | ||
| Some(redis::sentinel::SentinelNodeConnectionInfo { | ||
| tls_mode: match connection_info.addr { | ||
| redis::ConnectionAddr::TcpTls { insecure: true, .. } => { | ||
| Some(redis::TlsMode::Insecure) | ||
| } | ||
| redis::ConnectionAddr::TcpTls { | ||
| insecure: false, .. | ||
| } => Some(redis::TlsMode::Secure), | ||
| _ => None, | ||
| }, | ||
| redis_connection_info: Some(connection_info.redis.clone()), | ||
| }), | ||
| redis::sentinel::SentinelServerType::Master, | ||
| ) | ||
| .map_err(|err| FalkorDBError::SentinelConnection(err.to_string()))?, | ||
| )) | ||
| } |
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Optimize get_sentinel_client by reducing unnecessary vector operations.
This change avoids unnecessary vector creation and conversion, streamlining the process and potentially improving performance.
fn get_sentinel_client(client: &mut FalkorClientProvider, connection_info: &redis::ConnectionInfo) -> FalkorResult<Option<redis::sentinel::SentinelClient>> {
let mut conn = client.get_connection()?;
if !is_sentinel(&mut conn)? {
return Ok(None);
}
let sentinel_masters = conn
.execute_command(None, "SENTINEL", Some("MASTERS"), None)?
.into_vec()?
.get(0)
.ok_or(FalkorDBError::SentinelMastersCount)?;
let sentinel_master: HashMap<_, _> = sentinel_masters
.chunks_exact(2)
.map(|chunk| Ok((chunk[0].into_string()?, chunk[1].into_string()?)))
.collect::<Result<_, FalkorDBError>>()?;
let url = format!("redis://{}:{}@{}:{}",
connection_info.redis.username.as_deref().unwrap_or(""),
connection_info.redis.password.as_deref().unwrap_or(""),
sentinel_master.get("ip").or_else(|| sentinel_master.get("host")).ok_or(FalkorDBError::MissingField("host/ip"))?,
sentinel_master.get("port").ok_or(FalkorDBError::MissingField("port"))?
);
redis::Client::open(url).map_err(|err| FalkorDBError::SentinelConnection(err.to_string()))
}| /// Return a list of graphs currently residing in the database | ||
| /// | ||
| /// # Returns | ||
| /// A [`Vec`] of [`String`]s, containing the names of available graphs | ||
| pub fn list_graphs(&self) -> FalkorResult<Vec<String>> { | ||
| let mut conn = self.borrow_connection()?; | ||
| conn.execute_command(None, "GRAPH.LIST", None, None) | ||
| .and_then(string_vec_from_val) | ||
| } |
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Improve error handling in list_graphs.
The error handling in the list_graphs method could be more specific by providing detailed error messages for different failure scenarios.
- .and_then(string_vec_from_val)
+ .and_then(string_vec_from_val)
+ .map_err(|e| FalkorDBError::GraphListError(format!("Failed to list graphs: {}", e)))Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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