gridfs.go

// mgo - MongoDB driver for Go
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package mgo

import (
	"crypto/md5"
	"encoding/hex"
	"errors"
	"hash"
	"io"
	"os"
	"sync"
	"time"

	"github.com/globalsign/mgo/bson"
)

// GridFS stores files in two collections:
//
// - chunks stores the binary chunks. For details, see the chunks Collection.
// - files stores the file’s metadata. For details, see the files Collection.
//
// GridFS places the collections in a common bucket by prefixing each with the bucket name.
// By default, GridFS uses two collections with a bucket named fs:
//
// - fs.files
// - fs.chunks
//
// You can choose a different bucket name, as well as create multiple buckets in a single database.
// The full collection name, which includes the bucket name, is subject to the namespace length limit.
//
// Relevant documentation:
//
//	https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/core/gridfs/
//	https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/core/gridfs/#gridfs-chunks-collection
//	https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/core/gridfs/#gridfs-files-collection
type GridFS struct {
	Files  Collection
	Chunks Collection
}

type gfsFileMode int

const (
	gfsClosed  gfsFileMode = 0
	gfsReading gfsFileMode = 1
	gfsWriting gfsFileMode = 2
)

// GridFile document in files collection
type GridFile struct {
	m    sync.Mutex
	c    sync.Cond
	gfs  *GridFS
	mode gfsFileMode
	err  error

	chunk  int
	offset int64

	wpending int
	wbuf     []byte
	wsum     hash.Hash

	rbuf   []byte
	rcache *gfsCachedChunk

	doc gfsFile
}

type gfsFile struct {
	Id          interface{} `bson:"_id"`
	ChunkSize   int         `bson:"chunkSize"`
	UploadDate  time.Time   `bson:"uploadDate"`
	Length      int64       `bson:",minsize"`
	MD5         string
	Filename    string    `bson:",omitempty"`
	ContentType string    `bson:"contentType,omitempty"`
	Metadata    *bson.Raw `bson:",omitempty"`
}

type gfsChunk struct {
	Id      interface{} `bson:"_id"`
	FilesId interface{} `bson:"files_id"`
	N       int
	Data    []byte
}

type gfsCachedChunk struct {
	wait sync.Mutex
	n    int
	data []byte
	err  error
}

func newGridFS(db *abstactDatabase, prefix string) *GridFS {
	return &GridFS{db.C(prefix + ".files"), db.C(prefix + ".chunks")}
}

func (gfs *GridFS) newFile() *GridFile {
	file := &GridFile{gfs: gfs}
	file.c.L = &file.m
	//runtime.SetFinalizer(file, finalizeFile)
	return file
}

func finalizeFile(file *GridFile) {
	file.Close()
}

// Create creates a new file with the provided name in the GridFS.  If the file
// name already exists, a new version will be inserted with an up-to-date
// uploadDate that will cause it to be atomically visible to the Open and
// OpenId methods.  If the file name is not important, an empty name may be
// provided and the file Id used instead.
//
// It's important to Close files whether they are being written to
// or read from, and to check the err result to ensure the operation
// completed successfully.
//
// A simple example inserting a new file:
//
//	func check(err error) {
//	    if err != nil {
//	        panic(err.String())
//	    }
//	}
//	file, err := db.GridFS("fs").Create("myfile.txt")
//	check(err)
//	n, err := file.Write([]byte("Hello world!"))
//	check(err)
//	err = file.Close()
//	check(err)
//	fmt.Printf("%d bytes written\n", n)
//
// The io.Writer interface is implemented by *GridFile and may be used to
// help on the file creation.  For example:
//
//	file, err := db.GridFS("fs").Create("myfile.txt")
//	check(err)
//	messages, err := os.Open("/var/log/messages")
//	check(err)
//	defer messages.Close()
//	err = io.Copy(file, messages)
//	check(err)
//	err = file.Close()
//	check(err)
func (gfs *GridFS) Create(name string) (file *GridFile, err error) {
	file = gfs.newFile()
	file.mode = gfsWriting
	file.wsum = md5.New()
	file.doc = gfsFile{Id: bson.NewObjectId(), ChunkSize: 255 * 1024, Filename: name}
	return
}

// OpenId returns the file with the provided id, for reading.
// If the file isn't found, err will be set to mgo.ErrNotFound.
//
// It's important to Close files whether they are being written to
// or read from, and to check the err result to ensure the operation
// completed successfully.
//
// The following example will print the first 8192 bytes from the file:
//
//	func check(err error) {
//	    if err != nil {
//	        panic(err.String())
//	    }
//	}
//	file, err := db.GridFS("fs").OpenId(objid)
//	check(err)
//	b := make([]byte, 8192)
//	n, err := file.Read(b)
//	check(err)
//	fmt.Println(string(b))
//	check(err)
//	err = file.Close()
//	check(err)
//	fmt.Printf("%d bytes read\n", n)
//
// The io.Reader interface is implemented by *GridFile and may be used to
// deal with it.  As an example, the following snippet will dump the whole
// file into the standard output:
//
//	file, err := db.GridFS("fs").OpenId(objid)
//	check(err)
//	err = io.Copy(os.Stdout, file)
//	check(err)
//	err = file.Close()
//	check(err)
func (gfs *GridFS) OpenId(id interface{}) (file *GridFile, err error) {
	var doc gfsFile
	err = gfs.Files.Find(bson.M{"_id": id}).One(&doc)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	file = gfs.newFile()
	file.mode = gfsReading
	file.doc = doc
	return
}

// Open returns the most recently uploaded file with the provided
// name, for reading. If the file isn't found, err will be set
// to mgo.ErrNotFound.
//
// It's important to Close files whether they are being written to
// or read from, and to check the err result to ensure the operation
// completed successfully.
//
// The following example will print the first 8192 bytes from the file:
//
//	file, err := db.GridFS("fs").Open("myfile.txt")
//	check(err)
//	b := make([]byte, 8192)
//	n, err := file.Read(b)
//	check(err)
//	fmt.Println(string(b))
//	check(err)
//	err = file.Close()
//	check(err)
//	fmt.Printf("%d bytes read\n", n)
//
// The io.Reader interface is implemented by *GridFile and may be used to
// deal with it.  As an example, the following snippet will dump the whole
// file into the standard output:
//
//	file, err := db.GridFS("fs").Open("myfile.txt")
//	check(err)
//	err = io.Copy(os.Stdout, file)
//	check(err)
//	err = file.Close()
//	check(err)
func (gfs *GridFS) Open(name string) (file *GridFile, err error) {
	var doc gfsFile
	err = gfs.Files.Find(bson.M{"filename": name}).Sort("-uploadDate").One(&doc)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	file = gfs.newFile()
	file.mode = gfsReading
	file.doc = doc
	return
}

// OpenNext opens the next file from iter for reading, sets *file to it,
// and returns true on the success case. If no more documents are available
// on iter or an error occurred, *file is set to nil and the result is false.
// Errors will be available via iter.Err().
//
// The iter parameter must be an iterator on the GridFS files collection.
// Using the GridFS.Find method is an easy way to obtain such an iterator,
// but any iterator on the collection will work.
//
// If the provided *file is non-nil, OpenNext will close it before attempting
// to iterate to the next element. This means that in a loop one only
// has to worry about closing files when breaking out of the loop early
// (break, return, or panic).
//
// For example:
//
//	gfs := db.GridFS("fs")
//	query := gfs.Find(nil).Sort("filename")
//	iter := query.Iter()
//	var f *mgo.GridFile
//	for gfs.OpenNext(iter, &f) {
//	    fmt.Printf("Filename: %s\n", f.Name())
//	}
//	if iter.Close() != nil {
//	    panic(iter.Close())
//	}
func (gfs *GridFS) OpenNext(iter Iter, file **GridFile) bool {
	if *file != nil {
		// Ignoring the error here shouldn't be a big deal
		// as we're reading the file and the loop iteration
		// for this file is finished.
		_ = (*file).Close()
	}
	var doc gfsFile
	if !iter.Next(&doc) {
		*file = nil
		return false
	}
	f := gfs.newFile()
	f.mode = gfsReading
	f.doc = doc
	*file = f
	return true
}

// Find runs query on GridFS's files collection and returns
// the resulting Query.
//
// This logic:
//
//	gfs := db.GridFS("fs")
//	iter := gfs.Find(nil).Iter()
//
// Is equivalent to:
//
//	files := db.C("fs" + ".files")
//	iter := files.Find(nil).Iter()
func (gfs *GridFS) Find(query interface{}) IQuery {
	return gfs.Files.Find(query)
}

// RemoveId deletes the file with the provided id from the GridFS.
func (gfs *GridFS) RemoveId(id interface{}) error {
	err := gfs.Files.Remove(bson.M{"_id": id})
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	_, err = gfs.Chunks.RemoveAll(bson.D{{Name: "files_id", Value: id}})
	return err
}

type gfsDocId struct {
	Id interface{} `bson:"_id"`
}

// Remove deletes all files with the provided name from the GridFS.
func (gfs *GridFS) Remove(name string) (err error) {
	iter := gfs.Files.Find(bson.M{"filename": name}).Select(bson.M{"_id": 1}).Iter()
	var doc gfsDocId
	for iter.Next(&doc) {
		if e := gfs.RemoveId(doc.Id); e != nil {
			err = e
		}
	}
	if err == nil {
		err = iter.Close()
	}
	return err
}

func (file *GridFile) assertMode(mode gfsFileMode) {
	switch file.mode {
	case mode:
		return
	case gfsWriting:
		panic("GridFile is open for writing")
	case gfsReading:
		panic("GridFile is open for reading")
	case gfsClosed:
		panic("GridFile is closed")
	default:
		panic("internal error: missing GridFile mode")
	}
}

// SetChunkSize sets size of saved chunks.  Once the file is written to, it
// will be split in blocks of that size and each block saved into an
// independent chunk document.  The default chunk size is 255kb.
//
// It is a runtime error to call this function once the file has started
// being written to.
func (file *GridFile) SetChunkSize(bytes int) {
	file.assertMode(gfsWriting)
	debugf("GridFile %p: setting chunk size to %d", file, bytes)
	file.m.Lock()
	file.doc.ChunkSize = bytes
	file.m.Unlock()
}

// Id returns the current file Id.
func (file *GridFile) Id() interface{} {
	return file.doc.Id
}

// SetId changes the current file Id.
//
// It is a runtime error to call this function once the file has started
// being written to, or when the file is not open for writing.
func (file *GridFile) SetId(id interface{}) {
	file.assertMode(gfsWriting)
	file.m.Lock()
	file.doc.Id = id
	file.m.Unlock()
}

// Name returns the optional file name.  An empty string will be returned
// in case it is unset.
func (file *GridFile) Name() string {
	return file.doc.Filename
}

// SetName changes the optional file name.  An empty string may be used to
// unset it.
//
// It is a runtime error to call this function when the file is not open
// for writing.
func (file *GridFile) SetName(name string) {
	file.assertMode(gfsWriting)
	file.m.Lock()
	file.doc.Filename = name
	file.m.Unlock()
}

// ContentType returns the optional file content type.  An empty string will be
// returned in case it is unset.
func (file *GridFile) ContentType() string {
	return file.doc.ContentType
}

// SetContentType changes the optional file content type.  An empty string may be
// used to unset it.
//
// It is a runtime error to call this function when the file is not open
// for writing.
func (file *GridFile) SetContentType(ctype string) {
	file.assertMode(gfsWriting)
	file.m.Lock()
	file.doc.ContentType = ctype
	file.m.Unlock()
}

// GetMeta unmarshals the optional "metadata" field associated with the
// file into the result parameter. The meaning of keys under that field
// is user-defined. For example:
//
//	result := struct{ INode int }{}
//	err = file.GetMeta(&result)
//	if err != nil {
//	    panic(err.String())
//	}
//	fmt.Printf("inode: %d\n", result.INode)
func (file *GridFile) GetMeta(result interface{}) (err error) {
	file.m.Lock()
	if file.doc.Metadata != nil {
		err = bson.Unmarshal(file.doc.Metadata.Data, result)
	}
	file.m.Unlock()
	return
}

// SetMeta changes the optional "metadata" field associated with the
// file. The meaning of keys under that field is user-defined.
// For example:
//
//	file.SetMeta(bson.M{"inode": inode})
//
// It is a runtime error to call this function when the file is not open
// for writing.
func (file *GridFile) SetMeta(metadata interface{}) {
	file.assertMode(gfsWriting)
	data, err := bson.Marshal(metadata)
	file.m.Lock()
	if err != nil && file.err == nil {
		file.err = err
	} else {
		file.doc.Metadata = &bson.Raw{Data: data}
	}
	file.m.Unlock()
}

// Size returns the file size in bytes.
func (file *GridFile) Size() (bytes int64) {
	file.m.Lock()
	bytes = file.doc.Length
	file.m.Unlock()
	return
}

// MD5 returns the file MD5 as a hex-encoded string.
func (file *GridFile) MD5() (md5 string) {
	return file.doc.MD5
}

// UploadDate returns the file upload time.
func (file *GridFile) UploadDate() time.Time {
	return file.doc.UploadDate
}

// SetUploadDate changes the file upload time.
//
// It is a runtime error to call this function when the file is not open
// for writing.
func (file *GridFile) SetUploadDate(t time.Time) {
	file.assertMode(gfsWriting)
	file.m.Lock()
	file.doc.UploadDate = t
	file.m.Unlock()
}

// Close flushes any pending changes in case the file is being written
// to, waits for any background operations to finish, and closes the file.
//
// It's important to Close files whether they are being written to
// or read from, and to check the err result to ensure the operation
// completed successfully.
func (file *GridFile) Close() (err error) {
	file.m.Lock()
	defer file.m.Unlock()
	if file.mode == gfsWriting {
		if len(file.wbuf) > 0 && file.err == nil {
			file.insertChunk(file.wbuf)
			file.wbuf = file.wbuf[0:0]
		}
		file.completeWrite()
	} else if file.mode == gfsReading && file.rcache != nil {
		file.rcache.wait.Lock()
		file.rcache = nil
	}
	file.mode = gfsClosed
	debugf("GridFile %p: closed", file)
	return file.err
}

func (file *GridFile) completeWrite() {
	for file.wpending > 0 {
		debugf("GridFile %p: waiting for %d pending chunks to complete file write", file, file.wpending)
		file.c.Wait()
	}
	if file.err == nil {
		hexsum := hex.EncodeToString(file.wsum.Sum(nil))
		if file.doc.UploadDate.IsZero() {
			file.doc.UploadDate = bson.Now()
		}
		file.doc.MD5 = hexsum
		file.err = file.gfs.Files.Insert(file.doc)
	}
	if file.err != nil {
		file.gfs.Chunks.RemoveAll(bson.D{{Name: "files_id", Value: file.doc.Id}})
	}
	if file.err == nil {
		index := Index{
			Key:    []string{"files_id", "n"},
			Unique: true,
		}
		file.err = file.gfs.Chunks.EnsureIndex(index)
	}
}

// Abort cancels an in-progress write, preventing the file from being
// automically created and ensuring previously written chunks are
// removed when the file is closed.
//
// It is a runtime error to call Abort when the file was not opened
// for writing.
func (file *GridFile) Abort() {
	if file.mode != gfsWriting {
		panic("file.Abort must be called on file opened for writing")
	}
	file.err = errors.New("write aborted")
}

// Write writes the provided data to the file and returns the
// number of bytes written and an error in case something
// wrong happened.
//
// The file will internally cache the data so that all but the last
// chunk sent to the database have the size defined by SetChunkSize.
// This also means that errors may be deferred until a future call
// to Write or Close.
//
// The parameters and behavior of this function turn the file
// into an io.Writer.
func (file *GridFile) Write(data []byte) (n int, err error) {
	file.assertMode(gfsWriting)
	file.m.Lock()
	debugf("GridFile %p: writing %d bytes", file, len(data))
	defer file.m.Unlock()

	if file.err != nil {
		return 0, file.err
	}

	n = len(data)
	file.doc.Length += int64(n)
	chunkSize := file.doc.ChunkSize

	if len(file.wbuf)+len(data) < chunkSize {
		file.wbuf = append(file.wbuf, data...)
		return
	}

	// First, flush file.wbuf complementing with data.
	if len(file.wbuf) > 0 {
		missing := chunkSize - len(file.wbuf)
		if missing > len(data) {
			missing = len(data)
		}
		file.wbuf = append(file.wbuf, data[:missing]...)
		data = data[missing:]
		file.insertChunk(file.wbuf)
		file.wbuf = file.wbuf[0:0]
	}

	// Then, flush all chunks from data without copying.
	for len(data) > chunkSize {
		size := chunkSize
		if size > len(data) {
			size = len(data)
		}
		file.insertChunk(data[:size])
		data = data[size:]
	}

	// And append the rest for a future call.
	file.wbuf = append(file.wbuf, data...)

	return n, file.err
}

func (file *GridFile) insertChunk(data []byte) {
	n := file.chunk
	file.chunk++
	debugf("GridFile %p: adding to checksum: %q", file, string(data))
	file.wsum.Write(data)

	for file.doc.ChunkSize*file.wpending >= 1024*1024 {
		// Hold on.. we got a MB pending.
		file.c.Wait()
		if file.err != nil {
			return
		}
	}

	file.wpending++

	debugf("GridFile %p: inserting chunk %d with %d bytes", file, n, len(data))

	// We may not own the memory of data, so rather than
	// simply copying it, we'll marshal the document ahead of time.
	data, err := bson.Marshal(gfsChunk{bson.NewObjectId(), file.doc.Id, n, data})
	if err != nil {
		file.err = err
		return
	}

	go func() {
		err := file.gfs.Chunks.Insert(bson.Raw{Data: data})
		file.m.Lock()
		file.wpending--
		if err != nil && file.err == nil {
			file.err = err
		}
		file.c.Broadcast()
		file.m.Unlock()
	}()
}

// Seek sets the offset for the next Read or Write on file to
// offset, interpreted according to whence: 0 means relative to
// the origin of the file, 1 means relative to the current offset,
// and 2 means relative to the end. It returns the new offset and
// an error, if any.
func (file *GridFile) Seek(offset int64, whence int) (pos int64, err error) {
	file.m.Lock()
	debugf("GridFile %p: seeking for %s (whence=%d)", file, offset, whence)
	defer file.m.Unlock()
	switch whence {
	case os.SEEK_SET:
	case os.SEEK_CUR:
		offset += file.offset
	case os.SEEK_END:
		offset += file.doc.Length
	default:
		panic("unsupported whence value")
	}
	if offset > file.doc.Length {
		return file.offset, errors.New("seek past end of file")
	}
	if offset == file.doc.Length {
		// If we're seeking to the end of the file,
		// no need to read anything. This enables
		// a client to find the size of the file using only the
		// io.ReadSeeker interface with low overhead.
		file.offset = offset
		return file.offset, nil
	}
	chunk := int(offset / int64(file.doc.ChunkSize))
	if chunk+1 == file.chunk && offset >= file.offset {
		file.rbuf = file.rbuf[int(offset-file.offset):]
		file.offset = offset
		return file.offset, nil
	}
	file.offset = offset
	file.chunk = chunk
	file.rbuf = nil
	file.rbuf, err = file.getChunk()
	if err == nil {
		file.rbuf = file.rbuf[int(file.offset-int64(chunk)*int64(file.doc.ChunkSize)):]
	}
	return file.offset, err
}

// Read reads into b the next available data from the file and
// returns the number of bytes written and an error in case
// something wrong happened.  At the end of the file, n will
// be zero and err will be set to io.EOF.
//
// The parameters and behavior of this function turn the file
// into an io.Reader.
func (file *GridFile) Read(b []byte) (n int, err error) {
	file.assertMode(gfsReading)
	file.m.Lock()
	debugf("GridFile %p: reading at offset %d into buffer of length %d", file, file.offset, len(b))
	defer file.m.Unlock()
	if file.offset == file.doc.Length {
		return 0, io.EOF
	}
	for err == nil {
		i := copy(b, file.rbuf)
		n += i
		file.offset += int64(i)
		file.rbuf = file.rbuf[i:]
		if i == len(b) || file.offset == file.doc.Length {
			break
		}
		b = b[i:]
		file.rbuf, err = file.getChunk()
	}
	return n, err
}

func (file *GridFile) getChunk() (data []byte, err error) {
	cache := file.rcache
	file.rcache = nil
	if cache != nil && cache.n == file.chunk {
		debugf("GridFile %p: Getting chunk %d from cache", file, file.chunk)
		cache.wait.Lock()
		data, err = cache.data, cache.err
	} else {
		debugf("GridFile %p: Fetching chunk %d", file, file.chunk)
		var doc gfsChunk
		err = file.gfs.Chunks.Find(bson.D{{Name: "files_id", Value: file.doc.Id}, {Name: "n", Value: file.chunk}}).One(&doc)
		data = doc.Data
	}
	file.chunk++
	if int64(file.chunk)*int64(file.doc.ChunkSize) < file.doc.Length {
		// Read the next one in background.
		cache = &gfsCachedChunk{n: file.chunk}
		cache.wait.Lock()
		debugf("GridFile %p: Scheduling chunk %d for background caching", file, file.chunk)
		// Clone the session to avoid having it closed in between.
		chunks := file.gfs.Chunks.(*collection)
		session := chunks.Database().Session().Clone()
		go func(id interface{}, n int) {
			defer session.Close()
			chunks = chunks.With(session).(*collection)
			var doc gfsChunk
			cache.err = chunks.Find(bson.D{{Name: "files_id", Value: id}, {Name: "n", Value: n}}).One(&doc)
			cache.data = doc.Data
			cache.wait.Unlock()
		}(file.doc.Id, file.chunk)
		file.rcache = cache
	}
	debugf("Returning err: %#v", err)
	return
}