dbFactory->getEchoDb( DB_MASTER ); $fname = __METHOD__; $row = $notification->toDbArray(); $listeners = $this->getMethodListeners( __FUNCTION__ ); $dbw->onTransactionIdle( function() use ( $dbw, $row, $fname, $listeners ) { $dbw->startAtomic( $fname ); // reset the bundle base if this notification has a display hash // the result of this operation is that all previous notifications // with the same display hash are set to non-base because new record // is becoming the bundle base if ( $row['notification_bundle_display_hash'] ) { $dbw->update( 'echo_notification', array( 'notification_bundle_base' => 0 ), array( 'notification_user' => $row['notification_user'], 'notification_bundle_display_hash' => $row['notification_bundle_display_hash'], 'notification_bundle_base' => 1 ), $fname ); } $row['notification_timestamp'] = $dbw->timestamp( $row['notification_timestamp'] ); $res = $dbw->insert( 'echo_notification', $row, $fname ); $dbw->endAtomic( $fname ); if ( $res ) { // @Todo - move the reset notification count logic to a listener $user = User::newFromId( $row['notification_user'] ); MWEchoNotifUser::newFromUser( $user )->resetNotificationCount( DB_MASTER ); foreach ( $listeners as $listener ) { call_user_func( $listener ); } } } ); } /** * Extract the offset used for notification list * @param $continue String Used for offset * @throws MWException * @return int[] */ protected function extractQueryOffset( $continue ) { $offset = array ( 'timestamp' => 0, 'offset' => 0, ); if ( $continue ) { $values = explode( '|', $continue, 3 ); if ( count( $values ) !== 2 ) { throw new MWException( 'Invalid continue param: ' . $continue ); } $offset['timestamp'] = (int)$values[0]; $offset['offset'] = (int)$values[1]; } return $offset; } /** * Get unread notifications by user in the amount specified by limit. Based on existing * requirements, we just need x amount ( 100 ) unread notifications to show on the * overlay, so we don't need offset and ordering, we have an index to retrieve unread * notifications but it's not optimized for ordering * @param User $user * @param int $limit * @param string[] $eventTypes * @return EchoNotification[] */ public function fetchUnreadByUser( User $user, $limit, array $eventTypes = array() ) { $data = array(); if ( !$eventTypes ) { return $data; } $dbr = $this->dbFactory->getEchoDb( DB_SLAVE ); $res = $dbr->select( array( 'echo_notification', 'echo_event' ), '*', array( 'notification_user' => $user->getID(), 'event_type' => $eventTypes, 'notification_bundle_base' => 1, 'notification_read_timestamp' => NULL ), __METHOD__, array( 'LIMIT' => $limit, ), array( 'echo_event' => array( 'LEFT JOIN', 'notification_event=event_id' ), ) ); if ( $res ) { foreach ( $res as $row ) { $data[] = EchoNotification::newFromRow( $row ); } } return $data; } /** * Get Notification by user in batch along with limit, offset etc * @param User the user to get notifications for * @param int The maximum number of notifications to return * @param string Used for offset * @param array Event types to load * @return EchoNotification[] */ public function fetchByUser( User $user, $limit, $continue, array $eventTypes = array() ) { $dbr = $this->dbFactory->getEchoDb( DB_SLAVE ); if ( !$eventTypes ) { return array(); } // There is a problem with querying by event type, if a user has only one or none // flow notification and huge amount other notications, the lookup of only flow // notification will result in a slow query. Luckily users won't have that many // notifications. We should have some cron job to remove old notifications so // the notification volume is in a reasonable amount for such case. The other option // is to denormalize notification table with event_type and lookup index. // // Look for notifications with base = 1 $conds = array( 'notification_user' => $user->getID(), 'event_type' => $eventTypes, 'notification_bundle_base' => 1 ); $offset = $this->extractQueryOffset( $continue ); // Start points are specified if ( $offset['timestamp'] && $offset['offset'] ) { $ts = $dbr->addQuotes( $dbr->timestamp( $offset['timestamp'] ) ); // The offset and timestamp are those of the first notification we want to return $conds[] = "notification_timestamp < $ts OR ( notification_timestamp = $ts AND notification_event <= " . $offset['offset'] . " )"; } $res = $dbr->select( array( 'echo_notification', 'echo_event' ), '*', $conds, __METHOD__, array( 'ORDER BY' => 'notification_timestamp DESC, notification_event DESC', 'LIMIT' => $limit, ), array( 'echo_event' => array( 'LEFT JOIN', 'notification_event=event_id' ), ) ); $data = array(); if ( $res ) { foreach ( $res as $row ) { $data[] = EchoNotification::newFromRow( $row ); } } return $data; } /** * Get the last notification in a set of bundle-able notifications by a bundle hash * @param User * @param string The hash used to identify a set of bundle-able notifications * @return EchoNotification|bool */ public function fetchNewestByUserBundleHash( User $user, $bundleHash ) { $dbr = $this->dbFactory->getEchoDb( DB_SLAVE ); $row = $dbr->selectRow( array( 'echo_notification', 'echo_event' ), array( '*' ), array( 'notification_user' => $user->getId(), 'notification_bundle_hash' => $bundleHash ), __METHOD__, array( 'ORDER BY' => 'notification_timestamp DESC', 'LIMIT' => 1 ), array( 'echo_event' => array( 'LEFT JOIN', 'notification_event=event_id' ), ) ); if ( $row ) { return EchoNotification::newFromRow( $row ); } else { return false; } } }