chinwag-android/app/src/main/java/com/keylesspalace/tusky/db/TimelineStatusEntity.kt

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package com.keylesspalace.tusky.db
import androidx.room.*
import com.keylesspalace.tusky.entity.Status
/**
* We're trying to play smart here. Server sends us reblogs as two entities one embedded into
* another (reblogged status is a field inside of "reblog" status). But it's really inefficient from
* the DB perspective and doesn't matter much for the display/interaction purposes.
* What if when we store reblog we don't store almost empty "reblog status" but we store
* *reblogged* status and we embed "reblog status" into reblogged status. This reversed
* relationship takes much less space and is much faster to fetch (no N+1 type queries or JSON
* serialization).
* "Reblog status", if present, is marked by [reblogServerId], and [reblogAccountId]
* fields.
*/
@Entity(
primaryKeys = ["serverId", "timelineUserId"],
foreignKeys = ([
ForeignKey(
entity = TimelineAccountEntity::class,
parentColumns = ["serverId", "timelineUserId"],
childColumns = ["authorServerId", "timelineUserId"]
)
]),
// Avoiding rescanning status table when accounts table changes. Recommended by Room(c).
indices = [Index("authorServerId", "timelineUserId")]
)
@TypeConverters(TootEntity.Converters::class)
data class TimelineStatusEntity(
val serverId: String, // id never flips: we need it for sorting so it's a real id
val url: String?,
// our local id for the logged in user in case there are multiple accounts per instance
val timelineUserId: Long,
val authorServerId: String?,
val inReplyToId: String?,
val inReplyToAccountId: String?,
val content: String?,
val createdAt: Long,
val emojis: String?,
val reblogsCount: Int,
val favouritesCount: Int,
val reblogged: Boolean,
val favourited: Boolean,
val sensitive: Boolean,
val spoilerText: String?,
val visibility: Status.Visibility?,
val attachments: String?,
val mentions: String?,
val application: String?,
val reblogServerId: String?, // if it has a reblogged status, it's id is stored here
val reblogAccountId: String?
)
@Entity(
primaryKeys = ["serverId", "timelineUserId"]
)
data class TimelineAccountEntity(
val serverId: String,
val timelineUserId: Long,
val localUsername: String,
val username: String,
val displayName: String,
val url: String,
val avatar: String,
val emojis: String
)
class TimelineStatusWithAccount {
@Embedded
lateinit var status: TimelineStatusEntity
@Embedded(prefix = "a_")
lateinit var account: TimelineAccountEntity
@Embedded(prefix = "rb_")
var reblogAccount: TimelineAccountEntity? = null
}