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COPY tsconfig.json . | ||
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COPY src ./src | ||
COPY kv-migrate ./kv-migrate | ||
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EXPOSE 8080 | ||
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# Migrate from kv to db | ||
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Supporting code for migrating data from the `key_value` table to the new database | ||
schema. | ||
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This should be short-lived, and will be removed once we have switched over fully | ||
to the new database schema. | ||
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## Schema | ||
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```mermaid | ||
erDiagram | ||
SITES { | ||
int id PK | ||
varchar hostname | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
USERS { | ||
int id PK | ||
int site_id FK | ||
varchar name | ||
varchar username | ||
varchar bio | ||
varchar avatar | ||
json public_key | ||
json private_key | ||
datetime created_at | ||
datetime updated_at | ||
} | ||
ACTORS { | ||
int id PK | ||
varchar uri | ||
json json_ld | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
OBJECTS { | ||
int id PK | ||
varchar uri | ||
enum type | ||
json json_ld | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
ACTIVITIES { | ||
int id PK | ||
varchar uri | ||
enum type | ||
json json_ld | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
USER_INBOX { | ||
int id PK | ||
int user_id FK | ||
int activity_id FK | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
USER_OUTBOX { | ||
int id PK | ||
int user_id FK | ||
int activity_id FK | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
USER_FOLLOWERS { | ||
int id PK | ||
int user_id FK | ||
int actor_id FK | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
USER_FOLLOWING { | ||
int id PK | ||
int user_id FK | ||
int actor_id FK | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
USER_LIKED { | ||
int id PK | ||
int user_id FK | ||
int object_id FK | ||
datetime created_at | ||
} | ||
USERS ||--o{ SITES : "site_id" | ||
USER_INBOX ||--o{ USERS : "user_id" | ||
USER_INBOX ||--o{ ACTIVITIES : "activity_id" | ||
USER_OUTBOX ||--o{ USERS : "user_id" | ||
USER_OUTBOX ||--o{ ACTIVITIES : "activity_id" | ||
USER_FOLLOWERS ||--o{ USERS : "user_id" | ||
USER_FOLLOWERS ||--o{ ACTORS : "actor_id" | ||
USER_FOLLOWING ||--o{ USERS : "user_id" | ||
USER_FOLLOWING ||--o{ ACTORS : "actor_id" | ||
USER_LIKED ||--o{ USERS : "user_id" | ||
USER_LIKED ||--o{ OBJECTS : "object_id" | ||
``` | ||
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- **`sites`** - Sites utilising the Ghost ActivityPub service | ||
- **`users`** - Users associated with a site | ||
- **`actors`** - Fediverse actors | ||
- **`objects`** - Fediverse objects | ||
- **`activities`** - Fediverse activities | ||
- **`user_inbox`** - Pivot table for users and the activities in their inbox | ||
- **`user_outbox`** - Pivot table for users and the activities in their outbox | ||
- **`user_liked`** - Pivot table for users and the objects they have liked | ||
- **`user_followers`** - Pivot table for users and the actors that follow them | ||
- **`user_following`** - Pivot table for users and the actors they follow | ||
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### Notes | ||
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- The `json_ld` fields are used to store the full JSON-LD document associated with | ||
a fediverse object, actor, activity etc. We store this in full as we don't always | ||
know what data is needed by the application. As and when we find we are accessing | ||
specific properties we can add lift them out into their own fields in the database | ||
(i.e the `type` field in the `objects` table). | ||
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## Usage | ||
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### Setup the database and migrate existing data: | ||
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```bash | ||
MYSQL_HOST=127.0.0.1 \ | ||
MYSQL_PORT=3306 \ | ||
MYSQL_USER=somebody \ | ||
MYSQL_PASSWORD=password \ | ||
MYSQL_DATABASE=activitypub \ | ||
node ./scripts/migrate.js | ||
``` | ||
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### Add new data to the database: | ||
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```js | ||
import { proxyKvSet } from '<path>/<to>/kv-migrate/lib/kv-utils'; | ||
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// ... | ||
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await proxyKvSet(key, value, db); | ||
``` | ||
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`handleKvSet` should be called at the same point that we write to the KV store | ||
with the same parameters as well as the global `db` object. This will then | ||
parse the key and work out what table / row to write the data to in the | ||
database. |
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