Implement CLI store using Deno store
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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ import { AssetBundle } from "../plugos/asset_bundle/bundle.ts";
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import { createSandbox } from "../plugos/environments/deno_sandbox.ts";
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import { CronHook } from "../plugos/hooks/cron.ts";
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import { EventHook } from "../plugos/hooks/event.ts";
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import { JSONKVStore } from "../plugos/lib/kv_store.json_file.ts";
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import { DenoKVStore } from "../plugos/lib/kv_store.deno_kv.ts";
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import assetSyscalls from "../plugos/syscalls/asset.ts";
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import { eventSyscalls } from "../plugos/syscalls/event.ts";
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import { sandboxFetchSyscalls } from "../plugos/syscalls/fetch.ts";
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@ -44,7 +44,10 @@ export async function runPlug(
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const cronHook = new CronHook(system);
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system.addHook(cronHook);
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const pageIndexCalls = pageIndexSyscalls("run.db");
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const kvStore = new DenoKVStore();
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await kvStore.init("run.db");
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const pageIndexCalls = pageIndexSyscalls(kvStore);
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// TODO: Add endpoint
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@ -61,7 +64,6 @@ export async function runPlug(
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),
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pageIndexCalls,
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);
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const kvStore = new JSONKVStore();
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const space = new Space(spacePrimitives, kvStore);
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// Add syscalls
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@ -118,7 +120,7 @@ export async function runPlug(
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const result = await plug.invoke(funcName, args);
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await system.unloadAll();
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await pageIndexCalls["index.close"]({} as any);
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await kvStore.delete();
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return result;
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}
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@ -1,9 +1,12 @@
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import { DenoKVStore } from "../../plugos/lib/kv_store.deno_kv.ts";
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import { assertEquals } from "../../test_deps.ts";
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import { pageIndexSyscalls } from "./index.ts";
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Deno.test("Test KV index", async () => {
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const ctx: any = {};
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const calls = pageIndexSyscalls();
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const kv = new DenoKVStore();
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await kv.init("test.db");
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const calls = pageIndexSyscalls(kv);
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await calls["index.set"](ctx, "page", "test", "value");
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assertEquals(await calls["index.get"](ctx, "page", "test"), "value");
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await calls["index.delete"](ctx, "page", "test");
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@ -24,11 +27,12 @@ Deno.test("Test KV index", async () => {
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}, { key: "random", value: "value3" }]);
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let results = await calls["index.queryPrefix"](ctx, "attr:");
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assertEquals(results.length, 4);
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console.log("here");
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await calls["index.clearPageIndexForPage"](ctx, "page");
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results = await calls["index.queryPrefix"](ctx, "attr:");
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assertEquals(results.length, 2);
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await calls["index.clearPageIndex"](ctx);
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results = await calls["index.queryPrefix"](ctx, "");
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assertEquals(results.length, 0);
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await calls["index.close"](ctx);
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await kv.delete();
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});
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/// <reference lib="deno.unstable" />
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import { KVStore } from "../../plugos/lib/kv_store.ts";
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import type { SysCallMapping } from "../../plugos/system.ts";
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type Item = {
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page: string;
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key: string;
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value: any;
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};
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export type KV = {
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key: string;
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value: any;
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@ -17,57 +10,50 @@ export type KV = {
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// ["index", page, key] -> value
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// ["indexByKey", key, page] -> value
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const sep = "!";
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/**
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* Implements the index syscalls using Deno's KV store.
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* @param dbFile
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* @returns
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*/
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export function pageIndexSyscalls(dbFile?: string): SysCallMapping {
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const kv = Deno.openKv(dbFile);
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export function pageIndexSyscalls(kv: KVStore): SysCallMapping {
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const apiObj: SysCallMapping = {
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"index.set": async (_ctx, page: string, key: string, value: any) => {
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const res = await (await kv).atomic()
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.set(["index", page, key], value)
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.set(["indexByKey", key, page], value)
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.commit();
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if (!res.ok) {
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throw res;
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}
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"index.set": (_ctx, page: string, key: string, value: any) => {
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return kv.batchSet(
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[{
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key: `index${sep}${page}${sep}${key}`,
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value,
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}, {
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key: `indexByKey${sep}${key}${sep}${page}`,
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value,
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}],
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);
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},
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"index.batchSet": async (_ctx, page: string, kvs: KV[]) => {
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// await items.bulkPut(kvs);
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for (const { key, value } of kvs) {
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await apiObj["index.set"](_ctx, page, key, value);
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}
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},
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"index.delete": async (_ctx, page: string, key: string) => {
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const res = await (await kv).atomic()
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.delete(["index", page, key])
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.delete(["indexByKey", key, page])
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.commit();
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if (!res.ok) {
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throw res;
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}
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"index.delete": (_ctx, page: string, key: string) => {
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console.log("delete", page, key);
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return kv.batchDelete([
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`index${sep}${page}${sep}${key}`,
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`indexByKey${sep}${key}${sep}${page}`,
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]);
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},
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"index.get": async (_ctx, page: string, key: string) => {
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return (await (await kv).get(["index", page, key])).value;
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"index.get": (_ctx, page: string, key: string) => {
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return kv.get(`index${sep}${page}${sep}${key}`);
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},
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"index.queryPrefix": async (_ctx, prefix: string) => {
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const results: { key: string; page: string; value: any }[] = [];
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for await (
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const result of (await kv).list({
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start: ["indexByKey", prefix],
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end: [
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"indexByKey",
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prefix.slice(0, -1) +
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// This is a hack to get the next character in the ASCII table (e.g. "a" -> "b")
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String.fromCharCode(prefix.charCodeAt(prefix.length - 1) + 1),
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],
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})
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for (
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const result of await kv.queryPrefix(`indexByKey!${prefix}`)
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) {
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const [_ns, key, page] = result.key.split(sep);
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results.push({
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key: result.key[1] as string,
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page: result.key[2] as string,
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key,
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page,
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value: result.value,
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});
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}
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@ -77,27 +63,22 @@ export function pageIndexSyscalls(dbFile?: string): SysCallMapping {
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await apiObj["index.deletePrefixForPage"](ctx, page, "");
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},
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"index.deletePrefixForPage": async (_ctx, page: string, prefix: string) => {
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for await (
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const result of (await kv).list({
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start: ["index", page, prefix],
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end: ["index", page, prefix + "~"],
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})
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for (
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const result of await kv.queryPrefix(
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`index${sep}${page}${sep}${prefix}`,
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)
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) {
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await apiObj["index.delete"](_ctx, page, result.key[2]);
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console.log("GOt back this key to delete", result.key);
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const [_ns, page, key] = result.key.split(sep);
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await apiObj["index.delete"](_ctx, page, key);
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}
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},
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"index.clearPageIndex": async (ctx) => {
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for await (
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const result of (await kv).list({
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prefix: ["index"],
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})
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) {
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await apiObj["index.delete"](ctx, result.key[1], result.key[2]);
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for (const result of await kv.queryPrefix(`index${sep}`)) {
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const [_ns, page, key] = result.key.split(sep);
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await apiObj["index.delete"](ctx, page, key);
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}
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},
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"index.close": async () => {
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(await kv).close();
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},
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};
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return apiObj;
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}
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Example query:
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<!-- #query page where name = "Attributes" -->
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|name |lastModified |contentType |size|perm|pageAttribute|
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|----------|-------------|-------------|----|--|-----|
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|Attributes|1691165890257|text/markdown|1609|rw|hello|
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<!-- #query page where name = "Attributes" select name, pageAttribute -->
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|name |pageAttribute|
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|----------|-----|
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|Attributes|hello|
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<!-- /query -->
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This attaches an attribute to an item:
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<!-- #query item where page = "Attributes" and itemAttribute = "hello" -->
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|name|itemAttribute|page |pos |
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|----|-----|----------|----|
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|Item|hello|Attributes|1079|
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|Item|hello|Attributes|1106|
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<!-- /query -->
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This attaches an attribute to a task:
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<!-- #query task where page = "Attributes" and taskAttribute = "hello" -->
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|name|done |taskAttribute|page |pos |
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|----|-----|-----|----------|----|
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|Task|false|hello|Attributes|1355|
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|Task|false|hello|Attributes|1382|
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<!-- /query -->
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You will notice this whole page section is wrapped in a strange type of block. This is a SilverBullet specific feature called a [[🔌 Directive]] (in this case `#use`). There are various types of directives, and while we’re not keeping score, likely the coolest ones are [[🔌 Directive/Query|queries]] — so you should definitely look into those.
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Don’t believe me, check this out, here’s a list of (max 10) pages in your space ordered by last modified date, it updates (somewhat) dynamically 🤯. Create some new pages and come back here to see that it works:
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Don’t believe me, check this out, here’s a list of (max 10) pages in your space ordered by name, it updates (somewhat) dynamically 🤯. Create some new pages and come back here to see that it works:
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<!-- #query page select name order by lastModified desc limit 10 -->
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<!-- #query page select name order by name limit 10 -->
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|name |
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|------------------|
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|🔌 Directive/Query|
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|---------------|
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|API |
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|Attributes |
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|Getting Started |
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|🔌 Core/Tags |
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|🔌 Github |
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|🔌 Mattermost |
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|🔌 Git |
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|🔌 Ghost |
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|🔌 Share |
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|Install |
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|Authelia |
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|Authentication |
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|CHANGELOG |
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|Cloud Links |
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|Deployments |
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|Federation |
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|Frontmatter |
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|Getting Started|
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<!-- /query -->
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That said, the directive used wrapping this page section is `#use` which uses the content of another page as a template and inlines it. Directives recalculate their bodies in two scenarios:
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