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- package database
- import "fmt"
- // JSONClientsFromInbound returns the FROM clause that yields one row per element
- // of inbounds.settings -> clients, with a column named `client.value` whose text
- // fields can be read with JSONFieldText("client.value", "<key>").
- func JSONClientsFromInbound() string {
- if IsPostgres() {
- return "FROM inbounds, jsonb_array_elements(inbounds.settings::jsonb -> 'clients') AS client(value)"
- }
- return "FROM inbounds, JSON_EACH(JSON_EXTRACT(inbounds.settings, '$.clients')) AS client"
- }
- // JSONFieldText returns a SQL expression that extracts the textual value of <key>
- // from a JSON expression. On both backends the result is the raw (unquoted) string,
- // so callers do NOT need to trim surrounding quotes.
- func JSONFieldText(expr, key string) string {
- if IsPostgres() {
- return fmt.Sprintf("(%s ->> '%s')", expr, key)
- }
- // SQLite's JSON_EXTRACT on a text value returns the JSON-encoded form
- // (with surrounding quotes). Wrap it in json_extract(json_quote(...)) trick
- // is fragile; simpler: unwrap quotes with TRIM(BOTH '"').
- return fmt.Sprintf("TRIM(JSON_EXTRACT(%s, '$.%s'), '\"')", expr, key)
- }
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