emqx/apps/emqx_utils/src/emqx_utils_sql.erl

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Erlang

%%--------------------------------------------------------------------
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%%
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%% you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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%%
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%%--------------------------------------------------------------------
-module(emqx_utils_sql).
-export([get_statement_type/1]).
-export([parse_insert/1]).
-export([to_sql_value/1]).
-export([to_sql_string/2]).
-export([escape_sql/1]).
-export([escape_cql/1]).
-export([escape_mysql/1]).
-export_type([value/0]).
-type statement_type() :: select | insert | delete.
-type value() :: null | binary() | number() | boolean() | [value()].
-dialyzer({no_improper_lists, [escape_mysql/4, escape_prepend/4]}).
-spec get_statement_type(iodata()) -> statement_type() | {error, unknown}.
get_statement_type(Query) ->
KnownTypes = #{
<<"select">> => select,
<<"insert">> => insert,
<<"delete">> => delete
},
case re:run(Query, <<"^\\s*([a-zA-Z]+)">>, [{capture, all_but_first, binary}]) of
{match, [Token]} ->
maps:get(string:lowercase(Token), KnownTypes, {error, unknown});
_ ->
{error, unknown}
end.
%% @doc Parse an INSERT SQL statement into its INSERT part and the VALUES part.
%% SQL = <<"INSERT INTO \"abc\" (c1, c2, c3) VALUES (${a}, ${b}, ${c.prop})">>
%% {ok, {<<"INSERT INTO \"abc\" (c1, c2, c3)">>, <<"(${a}, ${b}, ${c.prop})">>}}
-spec parse_insert(iodata()) ->
{ok, {_Statement :: binary(), _Rows :: binary()}} | {error, not_insert_sql}.
parse_insert(SQL) ->
case re:split(SQL, "((?i)values)", [{return, binary}]) of
[Part1, _, Part3] ->
case string:trim(Part1, leading) of
<<"insert", _/binary>> = InsertSQL ->
{ok, {InsertSQL, Part3}};
<<"INSERT", _/binary>> = InsertSQL ->
{ok, {InsertSQL, Part3}};
_ ->
{error, not_insert_sql}
end;
_ ->
{error, not_insert_sql}
end.
%% @doc Convert an Erlang term to a value that can be used primarily in
%% prepared SQL statements.
-spec to_sql_value(term()) -> value().
to_sql_value(undefined) -> null;
to_sql_value(List) when is_list(List) -> List;
to_sql_value(Bin) when is_binary(Bin) -> Bin;
to_sql_value(Num) when is_number(Num) -> Num;
to_sql_value(Bool) when is_boolean(Bool) -> Bool;
to_sql_value(Atom) when is_atom(Atom) -> atom_to_binary(Atom, utf8);
to_sql_value(Map) when is_map(Map) -> emqx_utils_json:encode(Map).
%% @doc Convert an Erlang term to a string that can be interpolated in literal
%% SQL statements. The value is escaped if necessary.
-spec to_sql_string(term(), Options) -> iodata() when
Options :: #{
escaping => cql | mysql | sql
}.
to_sql_string(String, #{escaping := mysql}) when is_binary(String) ->
try
escape_mysql(String)
catch
throw:invalid_utf8 ->
[<<"0x">>, binary:encode_hex(String)]
end;
to_sql_string(Term, #{escaping := mysql}) ->
maybe_escape(Term, fun escape_mysql/1);
to_sql_string(Term, #{escaping := cql}) ->
maybe_escape(Term, fun escape_cql/1);
to_sql_string(Term, #{}) ->
maybe_escape(Term, fun escape_sql/1).
-spec maybe_escape(_Value, fun((binary()) -> iodata())) -> iodata().
maybe_escape(Str, EscapeFun) when is_binary(Str) ->
EscapeFun(Str);
maybe_escape(Str, EscapeFun) when is_list(Str) ->
case unicode:characters_to_binary(Str) of
Bin when is_binary(Bin) ->
EscapeFun(Bin);
Otherwise ->
error(Otherwise)
end;
maybe_escape(Val, EscapeFun) when is_atom(Val) orelse is_map(Val) ->
EscapeFun(emqx_utils_conv:bin(Val));
maybe_escape(Val, _EscapeFun) ->
emqx_utils_conv:bin(Val).
-spec escape_sql(binary()) -> iodata().
escape_sql(S) ->
% NOTE
% This is a bit misleading: currently, escaping logic in `escape_sql/1` likely
% won't work with pgsql since it does not support C-style escapes by default.
% https://www.postgresql.org/docs/14/sql-syntax-lexical.html#SQL-SYNTAX-CONSTANTS
ES = binary:replace(S, [<<"\\">>, <<"'">>], <<"\\">>, [global, {insert_replaced, 1}]),
[$', ES, $'].
-spec escape_cql(binary()) -> iodata().
escape_cql(S) ->
ES = binary:replace(S, <<"'">>, <<"'">>, [global, {insert_replaced, 1}]),
[$', ES, $'].
-spec escape_mysql(binary()) -> iodata().
escape_mysql(S0) ->
% https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/string-literals.html
[$', escape_mysql(S0, 0, 0, S0), $'].
%% NOTE
%% This thing looks more complicated than needed because it's optimized for as few
%% intermediate memory (re)allocations as possible.
escape_mysql(<<$', Rest/binary>>, I, Run, Src) ->
escape_prepend(I, Run, Src, [<<"\\'">> | escape_mysql(Rest, I + Run + 1, 0, Src)]);
escape_mysql(<<$\\, Rest/binary>>, I, Run, Src) ->
escape_prepend(I, Run, Src, [<<"\\\\">> | escape_mysql(Rest, I + Run + 1, 0, Src)]);
escape_mysql(<<0, Rest/binary>>, I, Run, Src) ->
escape_prepend(I, Run, Src, [<<"\\0">> | escape_mysql(Rest, I + Run + 1, 0, Src)]);
escape_mysql(<<_/utf8, Rest/binary>> = S, I, Run, Src) ->
CWidth = byte_size(S) - byte_size(Rest),
escape_mysql(Rest, I, Run + CWidth, Src);
escape_mysql(<<>>, 0, _, Src) ->
Src;
escape_mysql(<<>>, I, Run, Src) ->
binary:part(Src, I, Run);
escape_mysql(_, _I, _Run, _Src) ->
throw(invalid_utf8).
escape_prepend(_RunI, 0, _Src, Tail) ->
Tail;
escape_prepend(I, Run, Src, Tail) ->
[binary:part(Src, I, Run) | Tail].