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README.md
Places! Yeah, Places...
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Introduction
The general idea is to be like a rusty desktop Places.
So, instead of:
let visits = [{date: ..., transitition: ...}];
let place = {url: "http...", title: ..., visits};
PlacesUtils.history.insert(place);
It's more:
let visits = vec![Visit { date, transition: ...} ];
let place = Place { url, title: ..., visits };
places::api::history::insert(db, place);
The short-term goal is to demonstrate a "port" of:
PlacesUtils.history.insert(...);
UnifiedComplete.something("example.co")
-> auto-complete result.
However, it's very incomplete - schema is a poor copy/paste of desktop, no temp tables, no triggers, no...
Notes about desktop's implementation of the above:
- seems to prefer a guid over a url - however, this appears completely unused except by code supporting sync - the logical API for real consumers is via a URL, so we largely ignore GUIDs for now.
specifically, the following "scratchpad" code:
let referrer = null;
let transition = PlacesUtils.history.TRANSITION_LINK;
let date = new Date();
let pageInfo = {
title: "Title",
visits: [
{transition, referrer, date },
],
url: "https://example.com",
};
let result = await PlacesUtils.history.insert(pageInfo);
Ends up in History::UpdatePlaces()
with the following visitData
:
visitData =
placeId 0 __int64
guid ""
visitId 0 __int64
spec "{url}
revHost {value}
hidden false bool
shouldUpdateHidden true bool
typed false bool
transitionType 1 unsigned int
visitTime 1537270492849000 __int64
frecency -1 int
lastVisitId 0 __int64
lastVisitTime 0 __int64
visitCount 0 unsigned int
title {title} nsTString<char16_t>
referrerSpec ""
referrerVisitId 0 __int64
titleChanged false bool
shouldUpdateFrecency true bool
useFrecencyRedirectBonus false bool
ends up calling FetchPageInfo()
- takes visitdata
and updates it - desktop updates visitData
in-place - rust probably wants different structs for each operation
then: updates .typed, .hidden, hacks to avoid "maybe unhide"?
then: DoDatabaseInserts()
:
if not new: updatePlace() else: insertPlace()
addVisit()
if autocomplete: UpdateFrecency()