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This sub package offers a default implementation of the volume controller.
Here is quick overview of the contents of this pacakge:
README: Current file which is aimed towards developers who wish to use and modify the functionality.
basic_controller: This file implements the methods for VolumeController
interface.
basic_controller_test: This file contains the unit tests for the methods of VolumeController
interface.
The class diagram for the basic_controller
sub-package is shown below.
Source file
basic_controller Class Diagram
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NewDefaultVolumeController
signature: NewDefaultVolumeController(db *gorm.DB, volBasePath string, fs afero.Fs) -> (storage.basic_controller.BasicVolumeController, error)
input #1: local database instance of type *gorm.DB
input #2: base path of the volumes
input #3: file system instance of type afero.FS
output (sucess): new instance of type storage.basic_controller.BasicVolumeController
output (error): error
NewDefaultVolumeController
returns a new instance of storage.basic_controller.BasicVolumeController
struct.
BasicVolumeController
is the default implementation of the VolumeController
interface. It persists storage volumes information in the local database.
CreateVolume
For function signature refer to the package readme
CreateVolume
creates a new storage volume given a storage source (S3, IPFS, job, etc). The creation of a storage volume effectively creates an empty directory in the local filesystem and writes a record in the database.
The directory name follows the format: <volSource> + "-" + <name>
where name
is random.
CreateVolume
will return an error if there is a failure in
creation of new directory
creating a database entry
LockVolume
For function signature refer to the package readme
LockVolume
makes the volume read-only, not only changing the field value but also changing file permissions. It should be used after all necessary data has been written to the volume. It optionally can also set the CID and mark the volume as private
LockVolume
will return an error when
No storage volume is found at the specified
There is error in saving the updated volume in the database
There is error in updating file persmissions
DeleteVolume
For function signature refer to the package readme
DeleteVolume
deletes a given storage volume record from the database. The identifier can be a path of a volume or a Content ID (CID). Therefore, records for both will be deleted.
It will return an error when
Input has incorrect identifier
There is failure in deleting the volume
No volume is found
ListVolumes
For function signature refer to the package readme
ListVolumes
function returns a list of all storage volumes stored on the database.
It will return an error when no storage volumes exist.
GetSize
For function signature refer to the package readme
GetSize
returns the size of a volume. The input can be a path or a Content ID (CID).
It will return an error if the operation fails due to:
error while querying database
volume not found for given identifier
unsupported identifed provided as input
error while caculating size of directory
Custom configuration Parameters
Both CreateVolume
and LockVolume
allow for custom configuration of storage volumes via optional parameters. Below is the list of available parameters that can be used:
WithPrivate()
- Passing this as an input parameter designates a given volume as private. It can be used both when creating or locking a volume.
WithCID(cid string)
- This can be used as an input parameter to set the CID of a given volume during the lock volume operation.
storage.basic_controller.BasicVolumeController
: This struct manages implementation of VolumeController
interface methods.
Refer to package readme for other data types.
The unit tests for the package functionality are defined in *_test.go
file.
List of issues
All issues that are related to the implementation of storage
package can be found below. These include any proposals for modifications to the package or new data structures needed to cover the requirements of other packages.