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import { CollectedSources } from '../../sources/index.js'; | ||
import { splitPrefixIntoParts } from '../../utils/prefix.js'; | ||
import { BadRequest } from '../../httpErrors.js'; | ||
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/** | ||
* Handler for /charon/getAvailable/V2 requests | ||
* | ||
* WIP: The getAvailable API design should be flexible enough to access | ||
* resources across the nextstrain ecosystem. This is a more flexible | ||
* definition of resource than our Resource class as this may include | ||
* intermediate files (sequences, alignments, metadata) which are not | ||
* fetched by Auspice. | ||
* | ||
* The entire set of these resources is large, and this API hasn't been | ||
* tested for performance. Currently the set is held in memory and | ||
* filtering operations are performed for each request. | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. For prototyping this is fine, for sure, but I think we should consider other implementations here (SQLite) before we go much further. |
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* | ||
* Note: we can set properties in layers of middleware, or in this handler | ||
* since all of these properties are _only_ used by this handler | ||
* it makes sense to place them here. If they become more widespread | ||
* then it's easy to lift them to middleware and expose the data on context. | ||
* | ||
* The response is always JSON, which our frontend(s) will parse and display. | ||
* The Accept header is not considered, however we could expand this to use | ||
* `contentTypesProvided` and `contentTypesConsumed` to behave return different | ||
* formats accordingly. | ||
* | ||
*/ | ||
const getAvailableV2 = async (req, res) => { | ||
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const filterOptions = parseFilterOptions(req); | ||
const availableResources = (new CollectedSources(req.user)) | ||
.resources(filterOptions) | ||
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const available = Object.fromEntries( | ||
Array.from(availableResources) | ||
.map(([resourceType, resources]) => | ||
[resourceType, resources.map((resource) => { | ||
const data = { | ||
name: resource.name, | ||
url: resource.nextstrainUrl(), | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. I don't know what |
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lastUpdated: resource.lastUpdated(), | ||
} | ||
if (filterOptions.showVersions) { | ||
data.versions = resource.versions.map((v) => | ||
[resource.lastUpdated(v), resource.nextstrainUrl(v)]) | ||
} | ||
return data; | ||
})]) | ||
) | ||
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const WARNING = "This API is currently for internal use only. The request and response schemas will change." | ||
res.json({WARNING, ...available}); | ||
} | ||
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export { | ||
getAvailableV2, | ||
}; | ||
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const ALLOWED_TYPES = ['all', 'dataset', 'narrative', 'file']; | ||
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function parseFilterOptions(req) { | ||
/** Currently we only consider a few filtering options, see the comment in `CollectedSources()` | ||
* for more details on the eventual aims here. | ||
* The current (WIP!) design encodes prefix as a query param, but if we decide that most requests | ||
* will only specify this option (e.g. sensible defaults are chosen / inferred for other options) | ||
* then it's perhaps more natural to encode this in the API path itself | ||
*/ | ||
const {source, prefixParts, isNarrative} = req.query?.prefix?.toString() ? | ||
splitPrefixIntoParts(req.query.prefix) : | ||
{source: false, prefixParts: [], isNarrative: undefined}; | ||
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/* A single empty string is valid, but isn't desirable for filtering purposes */ | ||
if (prefixParts.length===1 && prefixParts[0]==='') prefixParts.pop(); | ||
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const showVersions = req.query?.versions!==undefined; // test for presence of query parameter | ||
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let resourceType = req.query?.type || 'all'; | ||
if (!ALLOWED_TYPES.includes(resourceType)) { | ||
throw new BadRequest("Specified resource type is not allowed"); | ||
} | ||
if (resourceType==='all' && isNarrative) { | ||
resourceType='narrative'; | ||
} | ||
if (isNarrative && resourceType!=='narrative') { | ||
throw new BadRequest("Contradiction in requested resource types between prefix + specified type") | ||
} | ||
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return { | ||
source, | ||
showVersions, | ||
prefixParts, | ||
resourceType | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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updateKnownDatasetsAndNarratives, | ||
1000 * 60 * 60 * 6 // 6 hours | ||
); | ||
updateKnownDatasetsAndNarratives(); // initial collection on server start | ||
// updateKnownDatasetsAndNarratives(); // initial collection on server start | ||
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class MetaGroupSource { | ||
constructor(user) { | ||
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/** | ||
* CollectedResources represents a set of resources linked by being conceptually | ||
* "the same". Sameness often means all available versions of the same filename | ||
* but could also encompass different filenames, e.g. X and X_YYYY-MM-DD would | ||
* be grouped together. | ||
* | ||
* The representation of resources themselves (`objects`) varies, but current implementations | ||
* use plain objects or Maps. Methods to interact with the objects are defined by a | ||
* subclass of `CollectedResources` which allows this flexibility in underlying data | ||
* structure. | ||
* | ||
* There is a strong conceptual similarity between objects and Resource classes. | ||
* Fundamentally Resource (sub-)classes are designed to map a nextstrain.org URL | ||
* to the URLs which represent the associated files, however here we are going the other | ||
* way: we want to map _files_ to their nextstrain.org URLs, where available. | ||
* This includes concepts which Resources can't yet represent because they don't | ||
* (yet) have associated nextstrain.org URLs -- concepts such as S3 object version. | ||
* (GitHub-sourced files have similar issues where the branch (or commit) info is | ||
* encoded in the Source, not the Resource.) | ||
* While we can monkeypatch the instances, I think it's better to extend the Resource | ||
* (sub-)classes if we want to go in that direction. | ||
* | ||
* Note that our RBAC authorization for resources currently uses ae policy from the | ||
* underlying source + tags from the appropriate Resource instance; with the tags coming | ||
* from the underling source + the resource type (currently Narrative | Dataset). | ||
* Currently, if a user is allowed to access the source then they are allowed read access | ||
* to all assets, so we don't perform any authorization at the resource level here. | ||
* If this changes, or we want to do it for completness, we could easily extend the | ||
* `authorized` function to set a policy for CollectedResources (via the associated source) | ||
* and define `authzTags` for CollectedResources as applicable. | ||
*/ | ||
class CollectedResources { | ||
constructor(source, objects) { | ||
/** | ||
* Each entry in resources must define at least 'key', 'lastUpdated' and 'type' | ||
* All other keys are implementation dependent as they will be parsed by the | ||
* `nextstrainUrl` method on the respective source. | ||
*/ | ||
this._source = source; | ||
[this._name, this._resourceType] = this.constructor.objectName(objects[0]) | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. Basing the properties of a collection on its first element is a common source of bugs (e.g. when that first element is non-representative of the collection as a whole). It would be better to be explicit. |
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this._versions = objects | ||
this._versions.sort((o) => this.lastUpdated(o)) | ||
} | ||
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get name() {return this._name} | ||
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get versions() {return this._versions;} | ||
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get prefixParts() { | ||
/* potentially a generalised getter could be implemented here rather than via subclasses. | ||
The Resource class implements similar methods (see docstring above). */ | ||
throw new Error("get prefixParts() must be implemented by a subclass") | ||
} | ||
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static objectName(object) { // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars | ||
throw new Error("static objectName(object) must be implemented by a subclass") | ||
} | ||
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lastUpdated(version=this._versions[0]) { // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars | ||
throw new Error("lastUpdated(object) must be implemented by a subclass") | ||
} | ||
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/** | ||
* Filter currently returns a boolean, but this may be expanded upon once filtering | ||
* is actually implemented | ||
*/ | ||
filter() { | ||
throw new Error("filter(args) must be implemented by a subclass") | ||
} | ||
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nextstrainUrl(version=this._versions[0]) { // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars | ||
throw new Error("nextstrainUrl(object) must be implemented by a subclass") | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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export { | ||
CollectedResources | ||
}; |
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Why is this endpoint part of the Charon API, which is tightly coupled with Auspice, instead of elsewhere?