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bwilliams 155b84caea Added change batches, so clients can catch up on changed opportunities
Every save that stores new opportunities or new releases records them in a
change batch (migration 00008: opportunity_change_batches and
opportunity_change_batch_opportunities; the opportunities table is
unchanged), as does every change of marks. A batch is named by a random
SHA-256 hash, so it can't be guessed, and ordered by its created_at, which
is kept strictly increasing even if the clock goes back.

GET /api/opportunities pages now carry the newest batch, read before the
page, and GET /api/opportunities?changed_after=<batch> returns every
opportunity changed since that batch, unpaged, with the newest batch it
includes. Offset and limit can't be combined with it, and an unknown batch
is 410 Gone, telling the client to reload the whole list.

OpportunitiesUpdated now carries its save's batch, and a "large" flag: over
50 opportunities, new and updated are left empty and only the summary
counts them, so a big catch-up no longer sends tens of thousands of UUIDs.
2026-10-16 15:25:48 +01:00

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package store
// All SQL used by the store, grouped by table in migration order.
//
// Conventions:
// - Statements are named <verb><Subject>, e.g. insertRelease. Fragments
// combined at run time are named after what they build (listOpportunities*,
// filterOpportunity*).
// - Named-parameter statements (":column", bound from a struct's db tags)
// say so in their comment. Everything else uses "?" placeholders.
// - Reads select whole rows (*, t.*, c.*) so a column added by a migration
// but not mapped to a struct field fails loudly; see opportunityRow.
// - Keep comments out of the SQL strings: sqlx reads a colon followed by a
// name as a parameter, even inside an SQL comment.
// - Every constant here is prepared against the migrated schema by
// TestQueriesPrepare (queries_test.go), which also fails if a constant is
// added without being listed there.
// ---------- opportunities ----------
// selectOpportunityLatestReleaseDate reads the date SaveOpportunity compares
// against.
const selectOpportunityLatestReleaseDate = `
SELECT latest_release_date FROM opportunities WHERE uuid = ?`
// selectSourceLatestReleaseDate reads the newest latest_release_date of one
// source's opportunities. ORDER BY rather than MAX keeps the column's DATETIME
// type, so the driver reads it as a time; it walks the latest_release_date
// index.
const selectSourceLatestReleaseDate = `
SELECT latest_release_date FROM opportunities
WHERE source = ?
ORDER BY latest_release_date DESC
LIMIT 1`
// upsertOpportunity inserts or updates a opportunity. Named parameters
// (types.Opportunity).
//
// An UPDATE on conflict, not a REPLACE: REPLACE would delete the row first,
// cascading to the opportunity's releases and changing its id.
const upsertOpportunity = `
INSERT INTO opportunities (
uuid, uuid_type, title, status, description, buyer_name, buyer_id,
main_category, procurement_method, multi_lot, sme_suitable,
vcse_suitable, start_date, end_date, gross_value, has_documents, source,
latest_release_date
) VALUES (
:uuid, :uuid_type, :title, :status, :description, :buyer_name, :buyer_id,
:main_category, :procurement_method, :multi_lot, :sme_suitable,
:vcse_suitable, :start_date, :end_date, :gross_value, :has_documents,
:source, :latest_release_date
)
ON CONFLICT (uuid) DO UPDATE SET
uuid_type = excluded.uuid_type,
title = excluded.title,
status = excluded.status,
description = excluded.description,
buyer_name = excluded.buyer_name,
buyer_id = excluded.buyer_id,
main_category = excluded.main_category,
procurement_method = excluded.procurement_method,
multi_lot = excluded.multi_lot,
sme_suitable = excluded.sme_suitable,
vcse_suitable = excluded.vcse_suitable,
start_date = excluded.start_date,
end_date = excluded.end_date,
gross_value = excluded.gross_value,
has_documents = excluded.has_documents,
source = excluded.source,
latest_release_date = excluded.latest_release_date`
// selectOpportunityByUUID reads one opportunity into a opportunityRow.
const selectOpportunityByUUID = `
SELECT t.* FROM opportunities t WHERE t.uuid = ?`
// ListOpportunities is assembled by listOpportunitiesQuery as:
//
// listOpportunitiesSelect
// [WHERE filter AND filter ...]
// listOpportunitiesOrderAndPage
//
// Each filterOpportunity* fragment takes exactly one "?" argument, except
// filterOpportunityMark* fragments, which take none. A mark fragment is true
// when the mark is set and is negated with NOT to match it unset; an
// opportunity with no marks row has every mark unset.
const (
// listOpportunitiesSelect selects every opportunity, as t.
listOpportunitiesSelect = `
SELECT t.* FROM opportunities t`
// listOpportunitiesOrderAndPage orders by latest release, newest first,
// and takes a page: the limit and offset arguments.
listOpportunitiesOrderAndPage = `
ORDER BY t.latest_release_date DESC, t.uuid
LIMIT ? OFFSET ?`
// filterOpportunityStatus matches a status.
filterOpportunityStatus = `t.status = ?`
// filterOpportunityClassificationCode matches a classification code.
filterOpportunityClassificationCode = `EXISTS (
SELECT 1
FROM opportunity_classifications tc
JOIN classification_codes c ON c.id = tc.classification_id
WHERE tc.opportunity_uuid = t.uuid AND c.code = ?
)`
// filterOpportunityTitleMatch matches a full-text search of the title. The
// argument must come from ftsQuery, never raw user input.
filterOpportunityTitleMatch = `t.id IN (
SELECT rowid FROM opportunities_fts WHERE opportunities_fts MATCH ?
)`
// filterOpportunityReleasedFrom matches a latest release on or after a
// time.
filterOpportunityReleasedFrom = `t.latest_release_date >= ?`
// filterOpportunityReleasedBefore matches a latest release before a time.
filterOpportunityReleasedBefore = `t.latest_release_date < ?`
// filterOpportunityMarkHidden matches the hidden mark set.
filterOpportunityMarkHidden = `EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_marks m WHERE m.uuid = t.uuid AND m.hidden
)`
// filterOpportunityMarkSkipped matches the skipped mark set.
filterOpportunityMarkSkipped = `EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_marks m WHERE m.uuid = t.uuid AND m.skipped
)`
// filterOpportunityMarkInterested matches the interested mark set.
filterOpportunityMarkInterested = `EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_marks m WHERE m.uuid = t.uuid AND m.interested
)`
// filterOpportunityMarkBidSubmitted matches the bid submitted mark set.
filterOpportunityMarkBidSubmitted = `EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_marks m WHERE m.uuid = t.uuid AND m.bid_submitted
)`
// filterOpportunityMarkWon matches the won mark set.
filterOpportunityMarkWon = `EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_marks m WHERE m.uuid = t.uuid AND m.won
)`
// filterOpportunityMarkLost matches the lost mark set.
filterOpportunityMarkLost = `EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_marks m WHERE m.uuid = t.uuid AND m.lost
)`
)
// ---------- opportunity_releases ----------
// insertRelease stores a release; 0 rows affected means it was already
// stored. Named parameters (types.OCDSReleaseJSON).
const insertRelease = `
INSERT INTO opportunity_releases (uuid, release_id, release_date, data)
VALUES (:uuid, :release_id, :release_date, :data)
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`
// selectReleasesByOpportunity reads a opportunity's releases, oldest first.
const selectReleasesByOpportunity = `
SELECT *
FROM opportunity_releases
WHERE uuid = ?
ORDER BY release_date, release_id`
// selectReleaseExists returns a single boolean.
const selectReleaseExists = `
SELECT EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_releases WHERE uuid = ? AND release_id = ?
)`
// ---------- opportunity_release_tags ----------
// insertReleaseTag stores a tag. Named parameters (types.OCDSReleaseTags).
const insertReleaseTag = `
INSERT INTO opportunity_release_tags (uuid, release_id, tag)
VALUES (:uuid, :release_id, :tag)
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`
// selectReleaseTagsByOpportunity reads the tags of all of a opportunity's
// releases.
const selectReleaseTagsByOpportunity = `
SELECT *
FROM opportunity_release_tags
WHERE uuid = ?
ORDER BY release_id, tag`
// ---------- classification_codes ----------
// upsertClassificationCodeReturningID returns the id of the row matching
// every content column, inserting it first if needed. Named parameters
// (types.ClassificationCode).
//
// The no-op DO UPDATE (rather than DO NOTHING) makes RETURNING yield the
// existing row's id on conflict.
const upsertClassificationCodeReturningID = `
INSERT INTO classification_codes (is_cpv, code, classification)
VALUES (:is_cpv, :code, :classification)
ON CONFLICT (is_cpv, code, classification)
DO UPDATE SET is_cpv = excluded.is_cpv
RETURNING id`
// ---------- opportunity_classifications ----------
// deleteOpportunityClassifications clears a opportunity's mappings before they
// are rewritten.
const deleteOpportunityClassifications = `
DELETE FROM opportunity_classifications WHERE opportunity_uuid = ?`
// insertOpportunityClassification maps a opportunity to a classification code.
const insertOpportunityClassification = `
INSERT INTO opportunity_classifications (opportunity_uuid, classification_id)
VALUES (?, ?)
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`
// selectClassificationsInUse reads every classification code that at least
// one opportunity has, once each. c.* must map entirely onto
// types.ClassificationCode.
const selectClassificationsInUse = `
SELECT c.* FROM classification_codes c
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM opportunity_classifications tc
WHERE tc.classification_id = c.id
)
ORDER BY c.code, c.id`
// selectClassificationsForOpportunities reads the classifications of several
// opportunities. "IN (?)" is expanded by sqlx.In, which must be followed by
// Rebind. c.* must map entirely onto types.ClassificationCode.
const selectClassificationsForOpportunities = `
SELECT tc.opportunity_uuid, c.*
FROM opportunity_classifications tc
JOIN classification_codes c ON c.id = tc.classification_id
WHERE tc.opportunity_uuid IN (?)
ORDER BY tc.opportunity_uuid, c.code, c.id`
// ---------- opportunity_marks ----------
// insertOpportunityMarks gives a new opportunity its marks row; an existing
// row is left alone, so saving fetched data never resets marks set by the
// user. Named parameters (types.OpportunityMarks).
const insertOpportunityMarks = `
INSERT INTO opportunity_marks (
uuid, hidden, interested, skipped, bid_submitted, won, lost
)
VALUES (
:uuid, :hidden, :interested, :skipped, :bid_submitted, :won, :lost
)
ON CONFLICT (uuid) DO NOTHING`
// upsertOpportunityMarks inserts or updates an opportunity's marks. Named
// parameters (types.OpportunityMarks).
//
// An UPDATE on conflict, not a REPLACE: REPLACE would delete the row first
// which is unnecessary.
const upsertOpportunityMarks = `
INSERT INTO opportunity_marks (
uuid, hidden, interested, skipped, bid_submitted, won, lost
)
VALUES (
:uuid, :hidden, :interested, :skipped, :bid_submitted, :won, :lost
)
ON CONFLICT (uuid) DO UPDATE SET
hidden = excluded.hidden,
interested = excluded.interested,
skipped = excluded.skipped,
bid_submitted = excluded.bid_submitted,
won = excluded.won,
lost = excluded.lost`
// selectMarksForOpportunities reads the marks of several opportunities.
// "IN (?)" is expanded by sqlx.In, which must be followed by Rebind.
const selectMarksForOpportunities = `
SELECT *
FROM opportunity_marks
WHERE uuid IN (?)
ORDER BY uuid`
// ---------- opportunity_change_batches ----------
// insertChangeBatch records a batch, returning its id. The created_at
// argument must be later than every stored batch's (see recordChangeBatch).
const insertChangeBatch = `
INSERT INTO opportunity_change_batches (hash, created_at)
VALUES (?, ?)
RETURNING id`
// selectLatestChangeBatch reads the newest batch into a changeBatch.
const selectLatestChangeBatch = `
SELECT *
FROM opportunity_change_batches
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 1`
// selectChangeBatchByHash reads the batch with a hash into a changeBatch.
const selectChangeBatchByHash = `
SELECT * FROM opportunity_change_batches WHERE hash = ?`
// ---------- opportunity_change_batch_opportunities ----------
// insertChangeBatchOpportunity adds an opportunity to a batch.
const insertChangeBatchOpportunity = `
INSERT INTO opportunity_change_batch_opportunities (batch_id, opportunity_uuid)
VALUES (?, ?)
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`
// selectOpportunitiesChangedBetween reads, into opportunityRows, the
// opportunities in the batches created after the first argument and at or
// before the second, once each, ordered as ListOpportunities orders them.
const selectOpportunitiesChangedBetween = `
SELECT t.*
FROM opportunities t
WHERE t.uuid IN (
SELECT bo.opportunity_uuid
FROM opportunity_change_batch_opportunities bo
JOIN opportunity_change_batches b ON b.id = bo.batch_id
WHERE b.created_at > ? AND b.created_at <= ?
)
ORDER BY t.latest_release_date DESC, t.uuid`