def schema_for_column(c):
'''Returns the Schema object for the given Column.'''
data_type = c.data_type.lower()
column_type = c.column_type.lower()
inclusion = 'available'
# We want to automatically include all primary key columns
if c.column_key.lower() == 'pri':
inclusion = 'automatic'
result = Schema(inclusion=inclusion)
if data_type == 'bit' or column_type.startswith('tinyint(1)'):
result.type = ['null', 'boolean']
elif data_type in BYTES_FOR_INTEGER_TYPE:
result.type = ['null', 'integer']
bits = BYTES_FOR_INTEGER_TYPE[data_type] * 8
if 'unsigned' in c.column_type:
result.minimum = 0
result.maximum = 2**bits - 1
else:
result.minimum = 0 - 2**(bits - 1)
result.maximum = 2**(bits - 1) - 1
elif data_type in FLOAT_TYPES:
result.type = ['null', 'number']
elif data_type == 'decimal':
result.type = ['null', 'number']
result.exclusiveMaximum = True
result.maximum = 10**(c.numeric_precision - c.numeric_scale)
result.multipleOf = 10**(0 - c.numeric_scale)
if 'unsigned' in column_type:
result.minimum = 0
else:
result.exclusiveMinimum = True
result.minimum = -10**(c.numeric_precision - c.numeric_scale)
return result
elif data_type in STRING_TYPES:
result.type = ['null', 'string']
result.maxLength = c.character_maximum_length
elif data_type in DATETIME_TYPES:
result.type = ['null', 'string']
result.format = 'date-time'
else:
result = Schema(
None,
inclusion='unsupported',
description='Unsupported column type {}'.format(column_type))
return result
def schema_for_column(c):
data_type = c.sql_data_type.lower()
result = Schema()
if data_type in INTEGER_TYPES:
result.type = nullable_column('integer', c.is_primary_key)
result.minimum = -1 * (2**(c.numeric_precision - 1))
result.maximum = 2**(c.numeric_precision - 1) - 1
return result
elif data_type == 'bit' and c.character_maximum_length == 1:
result.type = nullable_column('boolean', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type == 'boolean':
result.type = nullable_column('boolean', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type == 'uuid':
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type == 'hstore':
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type == 'citext':
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type in JSON_TYPES:
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type == 'numeric':
result.type = nullable_column('number', c.is_primary_key)
if c.numeric_scale is None or c.numeric_scale > MAX_SCALE:
LOGGER.warning(
'capping decimal scale to 38. THIS MAY CAUSE TRUNCATION')
scale = MAX_SCALE
else:
scale = c.numeric_scale
if c.numeric_precision is None or c.numeric_precision > MAX_PRECISION:
LOGGER.warning(
'capping decimal precision to 100. THIS MAY CAUSE TRUNCATION')
precision = MAX_PRECISION
else:
precision = c.numeric_precision
result.exclusiveMaximum = True
result.maximum = 10**(precision - scale)
result.multipleOf = 10**(0 - scale)
result.exclusiveMinimum = True
result.minimum = -10**(precision - scale)
return result
elif data_type in {'time without time zone', 'time with time zone'}:
#times are treated as ordinary strings as they can not possible match RFC3339
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type in ('date', 'timestamp without time zone',
'timestamp with time zone'):
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
result.format = 'date-time'
return result
elif data_type in FLOAT_TYPES:
result.type = nullable_column('number', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type == 'text':
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
return result
elif data_type == 'character varying':
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
result.maxLength = c.character_maximum_length
return result
elif data_type == 'character':
result.type = nullable_column('string', c.is_primary_key)
result.maxLength = c.character_maximum_length
return result
return Schema(None)
def schema_for_column(c, pks_for_table):
data_type = c.data_type.lower()
result = Schema()
numeric_scale = c.numeric_scale or DEFAULT_NUMERIC_SCALE
numeric_precision = c.numeric_precision or DEFAULT_NUMERIC_PRECISION
if data_type == 'number' and numeric_scale <= 0:
result.type = nullable_column(c.column_name, 'integer', pks_for_table)
result.minimum = -1 * (10**numeric_precision - 1)
result.maximum = (10**numeric_precision - 1)
if numeric_scale < 0:
result.multipleOf = -10 * numeric_scale
return result
elif data_type == 'number':
result.type = nullable_column(c.column_name, 'number', pks_for_table)
result.exclusiveMaximum = True
result.maximum = 10**(numeric_precision - numeric_scale)
result.multipleOf = 10**(0 - numeric_scale)
result.exclusiveMinimum = True
result.minimum = -10**(numeric_precision - numeric_scale)
return result
elif data_type == 'date' or data_type.startswith("timestamp"):
result.type = nullable_column(c.column_name, 'string', pks_for_table)
result.format = 'date-time'
return result
elif data_type in FLOAT_TYPES:
result.type = nullable_column(c.column_name, 'number', pks_for_table)
return result
elif data_type in STRING_TYPES:
character_used = c.character_used
result.type = nullable_column(c.column_name, 'string', pks_for_table)
if character_used == 'C':
result.maxLength = c.char_length
return result
#these column types are insane. they are NOT actually ieee754 floats
#instead they are represented as decimals, but despite this
#it appears we can say nothing about their max or min
#"real"
elif data_type == 'float' and c.numeric_precision == 63:
result.type = nullable_column(c.column_name, 'number', pks_for_table)
result.multipleOf = 10**-18
return result
#"float", "double_precision",
elif data_type in ['float', 'double_precision']:
result.type = nullable_column(c.column_name, 'number', pks_for_table)
result.multipleOf = 10**-38
return result
return Schema(None)