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add logic for replicating writes and reads to stores #20

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Expand Up @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ class AlgebraicStore[StoreType <: Store[StoreType, K, V], K, V](store: StoreType
* Store which aggregates values added with + into the existing value in the store.
* If addition ever results in a zero value, the key is deleted from the store.
*/
class AggregatingStore[StoreType <: Store[StoreType, K, V], K, V: Monoid](store: StoreType)
class AggregatingStore[StoreType <: Store[StoreType, K, V], K, V: Monoid](store: Store[StoreType, K, V])
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why is this needed? I'm surprised the StoreType alone isn't enough.

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Ashu, I bet this is because you had some apply method that returned Store[StoreType, K, V] instead of StoreType. Fix that up on your end and it'll work.

extends Store[AggregatingStore[StoreType, K, V], K, V] {
override def get(k: K) = store.get(k)
override def multiGet(ks: Set[K]) = store.multiGet(ks)
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22 changes: 19 additions & 3 deletions storehaus-core/src/main/scala/com/twitter/storehaus/Store.scala
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Expand Up @@ -70,12 +70,28 @@ object Store {
}
})
}

/**
* Replicates writes to all stores, and takes the first successful read.
*/
def replicate[Self <: Store[Self, K, V], K, V](stores: Seq[Store[Self, K, V]]): Store[Self, K, V] = {
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If you do this, the trait returns don't need to change:

import Store.{selectFirstSuccessfulTrial => selectFirst}

class ReplicatedStore[StoreType <: Store[StoreType, K, V], K, V](stores: Seq[StoreType])
: Store[ReplicatedStore[StoreType, K V], K, V] = {
  override def get(k: K) = selectFirst(stores.map { _.get(k) })
  override def multiGet(ks: Set[K]) = selectFirst(stores.map { _.multiGet(ks) })
  override def update(k: K)(fn: Option[V] => Option[V]) =
    Future.collect(stores.map { _.update(k)(fn) }).map { new ReplicatedStore(_) }
  override def -(k: K) =
    Future.collect(stores.map { _ - k }).map { new ReplicatedStore(_) }
  override def +(pair: (K,V)) =
    Future.collect(stores.map { _ + pair }).map { new ReplicatedStore(_) }
}

import Store.{selectFirstSuccessfulTrial => selectFirst}
new Store[Self, K, V] { combined =>
override def get(k: K) = selectFirst(stores.map { _.get(k) })
override def multiGet(ks: Set[K]) = selectFirst(stores.map { _.multiGet(ks) })
override def update(k: K)(fn: Option[V] => Option[V]) =
Future.collect(stores.map { _.update(k)(fn) }).map { _ => combined }
override def -(k: K) = Future.collect(stores.map { _ - k }).map { _ => combined }
override def +(pair: (K,V)) = Future.collect(stores.map { _ + pair }).map { _ => combined }
}
}

}

trait Store[Self <: Store[Self,K,V], K, V] extends ReadableStore[K, V] {
def -(k: K): Future[Self]
def +(pair: (K,V)): Future[Self]
def update(k: K)(fn: Option[V] => Option[V]): Future[Self] = {
def -(k: K): Future[Store[Self,K,V]]
def +(pair: (K,V)): Future[Store[Self,K,V]]
def update(k: K)(fn: Option[V] => Option[V]): Future[Store[Self,K,V]] = {
get(k) flatMap { opt: Option[V] =>
fn(opt)
.map { v => this + (k -> v) }
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