This module is supported under tarantool/moonwalker
A Lua module for Tarantool 1.6+ that allows iterating over one space with the following logic:
-
Phase #1 (сollect):
-
Create an iterator and iterate over the space for not more than
pause
items. -
Put items-to-update into a temporary Lua table.
-
Yield the fiber, then reposition the iterator to GT(
last selected tuple
). -
If collected enough (
take
) tuples, switch to phase #2 (update). -
Phase #2 (update):
-
Iterate over the temporary table.
-
For each element, call the
actor
function. -
Reposition the iterator to GT(
last selected tuple
) and switch back to phase #1 (collect).
space
- the space to process.index
(optional) - the index to iterate by. If not defined, use the primary index.examine
: (optional, function:boolean) - called during phase #1 (collect). Must not yield.actor
: (function, altname: updater) - called during phase #2 (update) for every examined tuple.pause
:1000
(number) - makefiber.yield
after stepping over this number of items.take
:500
(number) - how many items should be collected before switching to phase #2 (update).dryrun
:false
(boolean) - don't call the actor, only print the statistics.limit
:2^63
(optional, number) - process not more than this number of items. Useful for testing.progress
:2%
(optional, string or number) - print a progress message every N records or percent.
local moonwalker = require 'moonwalker'
-- update the whole database (the simplest example)
moonwalker {
space = box.space.users;
actor = function(t)
box.space.users:update({t[1]},{
{'=', 2, os.time()}
})
end;
}
-- update the database, add missed fields (example with 'examine')
moonwalker {
space = box.space.users;
examine = function(t)
return #t < 4; -- user tuple has only 3 fields
end;
actor = function(t)
box.space.users:update({t[1]},{
{'=', 4, "newfield"}
})
end;
}
-- iterate by a specific index
moonwalker {
space = box.space.users;
index = box.space.users.index.name; -- iterate over index 'name'
pause = 100; -- be very polite, but slow: pause after every 100 records
take = 100; -- collect 100 items for update
limit = 1000; -- stop after examining the first 1000 tuples
examine = function(t)
return #t < 4;
end;
actor = function(t)
box.space.users:update({t[1]},{
{'=',4,"newfield"}
})
end;
}