Safe Haskell | Safe-Inferred |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
This module has functions to send commands LISTEN and NOTIFY to the database server. It also has a function to wait for and handle notifications on a database connection.
For more information check the PostgreSQL documentation.
Synopsis
- notifyPool :: Pool -> Text -> Text -> IO (Either UsageError ())
- notify :: Connection -> PgIdentifier -> Text -> IO (Either QueryError ())
- listen :: Connection -> PgIdentifier -> IO ()
- unlisten :: Connection -> PgIdentifier -> IO ()
- waitForNotifications :: (ByteString -> ByteString -> IO ()) -> Connection -> IO ()
- data PgIdentifier
- toPgIdentifier :: Text -> PgIdentifier
- fromPgIdentifier :: PgIdentifier -> Text
- newtype FatalError = FatalError {}
Documentation
:: Pool | Pool from which the connection will be used to issue a NOTIFY command. |
-> Text | Channel where to send the notification |
-> Text | Payload to be sent with the notification |
-> IO (Either UsageError ()) |
Given a Hasql Pool, a channel and a message sends a notify command to the database
:: Connection | Connection to be used to send the NOTIFY command |
-> PgIdentifier | Channel where to send the notification |
-> Text | Payload to be sent with the notification |
-> IO (Either QueryError ()) |
Given a Hasql Connection, a channel and a message sends a notify command to the database
:: Connection | Connection to be used to send the LISTEN command |
-> PgIdentifier | Channel this connection will be registered to listen to |
-> IO () |
Given a Hasql Connection and a channel sends a listen command to the database. Once the connection sends the LISTEN command the server register its interest in the channel. Hence it's important to keep track of which connection was used to open the listen command.
Example of listening and waiting for a notification:
import System.Exit (die) import Hasql.Connection import Hasql.Notifications main :: IO () main = do dbOrError <- acquire "postgres:/localhostdb_name" case dbOrError of Right db -> do let channelToListen = toPgIdentifier "sample-channel" listen db channelToListen waitForNotifications (channel _ -> print $ "Just got notification on channel " <> channel) db _ -> die "Could not open database connection"
:: Connection | Connection currently registerd by a previous |
-> PgIdentifier | Channel this connection will be deregistered from |
-> IO () |
Given a Hasql Connection and a channel sends a unlisten command to the database
:: (ByteString -> ByteString -> IO ()) | Callback function to handle incoming notifications |
-> Connection | Connection where we will listen to |
-> IO () |
Given a function that handles notifications and a Hasql connection it will listen on the database connection and call the handler everytime a message arrives.
The message handler passed as first argument needs two parameters channel and payload. See an example of handling notification on a separate thread:
import Control.Concurrent.Async (async) import Control.Monad (void) import System.Exit (die) import Hasql.Connection import Hasql.Notifications notificationHandler :: ByteString -> ByteString -> IO() notificationHandler channel payload = void $ async do print $ "Handle payload " <> payload <> " in its own thread" main :: IO () main = do dbOrError <- acquire "postgres:/localhostdb_name" case dbOrError of Right db -> do let channelToListen = toPgIdentifier "sample-channel" listen db channelToListen waitForNotifications notificationHandler db _ -> die "Could not open database connection"
data PgIdentifier Source #
A wrapped text that represents a properly escaped and quoted PostgreSQL identifier
Instances
Show PgIdentifier Source # | |
Defined in Hasql.Notifications showsPrec :: Int -> PgIdentifier -> ShowS # show :: PgIdentifier -> String # showList :: [PgIdentifier] -> ShowS # |
toPgIdentifier :: Text -> PgIdentifier Source #
Given a text returns a properly quoted and escaped PgIdentifier
fromPgIdentifier :: PgIdentifier -> Text Source #
Given a PgIdentifier returns the wrapped text
newtype FatalError Source #
Uncatchable exceptions thrown and never caught.
Instances
Exception FatalError Source # | |
Defined in Hasql.Notifications toException :: FatalError -> SomeException # fromException :: SomeException -> Maybe FatalError # displayException :: FatalError -> String # | |
Show FatalError Source # | |
Defined in Hasql.Notifications showsPrec :: Int -> FatalError -> ShowS # show :: FatalError -> String # showList :: [FatalError] -> ShowS # |