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@jjazzme jjazzme commented Mar 6, 2023

Fixes #1

SurrealDB adapter for telegraf/session

surrealdb.ts Outdated

// Small changes associated with the naming rules:
// - replacement "-" on "_" in the name of the base,
// - replacement ":" on "_" in the identifier.
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Are these required?

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yes, without it we go into exception. The base ID has the syntax {table_name}:{id}. And the hyphen in the table name indicates that this is not a table, but an object

surrealdb.ts Outdated
client = new Surreal.default(`${opts.url}/rpc`);
client.signin(opts.auth!)
.then(async () => {
await client.use(opts.namespace!, opts.database!);
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Nitpick: unnecessary async await:

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await client.use(opts.namespace!, opts.database!);
.then(() => client.use(opts.namespace, opts.database))

surrealdb.ts Outdated
client = new Surreal.default(`${opts.url}/rpc`);
client.signin(opts.auth!)
.then(async () => {
await client.use(opts.namespace!, opts.database!);
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Provide the defaults here.

client.use(opts.namespace ?? <default>, opts.database ?? <default>))

Don't use ! assertions unless you know something TS doesn't.

surrealdb.ts Outdated

return {
async get(key) {
await client.wait();
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Move client.wait() before return and assign it to a variable. Then await that variable here. Also errors should be caught and passed to opts.onInitError:

const conn = client.wait();
conn.catch(opts.onInitError);

I understand the Redis adapter is missing this as well; I'll fix it. Meanwhile, refer to the MongoDB adapter.

const resp = await client.query(`SELECT * FROM ${surrealDefaultTable} WHERE id=${surrealId(key)}`);
const result: TSurrealRecord[] = resp[0].result as TSurrealRecord[];
if (result.length === 0) return undefined;
return result[0].value;
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Do JSON documents just work in SurrealDB? No need for parsing?

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yes, no need

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very promising base

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need for SurrealDB connector for SESSION

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