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Day 22 of #100daysofcode (mastodon.social)

Day 22 of #100daysofcode
React:
🌐 Importance of Keys in React
🌐 Added final touch to the Tic-Tac-Toe game, still figuring out deployment.

If anyone knows how to deploy react code, PLEASE HELP!!

@rust :

🦀Cargo - The Package manager of Rust.
🦀Cargo.toml --> Config files for Rust like JSON.
🦀Cargo run, cargo build, and cargo check commands and uses.
🦀Started making a guessing game in Rust as a hands-on Project.

Follow for a Crab 🦀 --> @0xsaksham

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Announcing Rust 1.72.0 (blog.rust-lang.org)
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This Week in Rust 509 (this-week-in-rust.org)
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I've been trying to use OneCell, but I keep having errors trying to set it up to handle a mutable vector that I can push to.

I know there's going to be some answers telling me maybe not to use a singleton, but the alternative of passing a vector all around throughout my code is not ergonmic at all.

I've tried lots of things, but this is where I'm at right now. Specifically I'm just having trouble initializing it.

`/**

  • LOG_CELL
  • Stores a vec of Strings that is added to throughout the algorithm with information to report
  • To the end user and developer */ pub static LOG_CELL: OnceLock<&mut Vec> = OnceLock::new();

pub fn set_log() { LOG_CELL.set(Vec::new()); }

pub fn push_log(message: String) { if let Some(vec_of_messages) = LOG_CELL.get() { let something = *vec_of_messages; something.push(message); } } `

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What to expect from smol 2.0 (notgull.github.io)
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submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by snaggen@programming.dev to c/rust@programming.dev
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submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by RoundSparrow@lemmy.ml to c/rust@programming.dev

Help! I want to divorce ReadFn from ListFN - bypassing the Queries mutual closure behavior so I can better isolate some logic. My need is to get an independent ListFn...

fn queries_&lt;'a>() -> Queries&lt;
  impl ReadFn&lt;'a, PostView, (PostId, Option, bool)>,
  impl ListFn&lt;'a, PostView, PostQuery&lt;'a>>,
> {

Context: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/main/crates/db_views/src/post_view.rs

For sake of clarity... I'm not wanting to break the whole Queries joined closure marriage project-wide, just this one source file I want to be able to copy/paste this code twice and have just a single closure for ListFn.

Thank you.

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Meilisearch August updates (blog.meilisearch.com)
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Rust Analyzer Changelog #195 (rust-analyzer.github.io)
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This is the outcome we were all hoping for. No hard fork splitting the community, just the maintainer listening to feedback from their users.

https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/releases/tag/v1.0.184
https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/pull/2590

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submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by snaggen@programming.dev to c/rust@programming.dev
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submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by snaggen@programming.dev to c/rust@programming.dev
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submitted 3 years ago by floofloof@lemmy.ca to c/rust@programming.dev
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submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by RoundSparrow@lemmy.ml to c/rust@programming.dev

I'm trying to wrangle in and get 'back to basics' with Lemmy's Diesel code and at every turn I run into not understanding the complexity of the Rust code.

You may want to do a GitHub checkout of this branch if you want to see what I'm attempting: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/3865

I'm basing my experiments off the code in that pull request, which links to this branch on this repository: https://github.com/dullbananas/lemmy/tree/post-view-same-joins

Right now Lemmy's Diesel code spins up many SQL table joins and for an anonymous user it just passes a -1 user id to all the joins - and it really makes for difficult to read SQL statements. So I decided to experiment with removing as much logic as I could to get the bare-bones behavior on generating the desired SQL statement....

I copied/pasted the queries function/method and gave it a new name, kept removing as much as I could see that referenced the user being logged-in vs. anonymous, and got to this point:

fn queries_anonymous&lt;'a>() -> Queries&lt;
  impl ReadFn&lt;'a, PostView, (PostId, Option, bool)>,
  impl ListFn&lt;'a, PostView, PostQuery&lt;'a>>,
> {
  let is_creator_banned_from_community = exists(
    community_person_ban::table.filter(
      post_aggregates::community_id
        .eq(community_person_ban::community_id)
        .and(community_person_ban::person_id.eq(post_aggregates::creator_id)),
    ),
  );

// how do we eliminate these next 3 assignments, this is anonymous user, not needed

  let is_saved = |person_id_join| {
    exists(
      post_saved::table.filter(
        post_aggregates::post_id
          .eq(post_saved::post_id)
          .and(post_saved::person_id.eq(person_id_join)),
      ),
    )
  };

  let is_read = |person_id_join| {
    exists(
      post_read::table.filter(
        post_aggregates::post_id
          .eq(post_read::post_id)
          .and(post_read::person_id.eq(person_id_join)),
      ),
    )
  };

  let is_creator_blocked = |person_id_join| {
    exists(
      person_block::table.filter(
        post_aggregates::creator_id
          .eq(person_block::target_id)
          .and(person_block::person_id.eq(person_id_join)),
      ),
    )
  };

  let all_joins = move |query: post_aggregates::BoxedQuery&lt;'a, Pg>, my_person_id: Option| {
    // The left join below will return None in this case
    let person_id_join = my_person_id.unwrap_or(PersonId(-1));

    query
      .inner_join(person::table)
      .inner_join(community::table)
      .inner_join(post::table)
// how do we eliminate these next 3 joins that are user/person references?
      .left_join(
        community_follower::table.on(
          post_aggregates::community_id
            .eq(community_follower::community_id)
        ),
      )
      .left_join(
        community_moderator::table.on(
          post::community_id
            .eq(community_moderator::community_id)
        ),
      )
      .left_join(
        post_like::table.on(
          post_aggregates::post_id
            .eq(post_like::post_id)
        ),
      )
      .left_join(
        person_post_aggregates::table.on(
          post_aggregates::post_id
            .eq(person_post_aggregates::post_id)
        ),
      )
      .select((
        post::all_columns,
        person::all_columns,
        community::all_columns,
        is_creator_banned_from_community,
        post_aggregates::all_columns,
        CommunityFollower::select_subscribed_type(),
// how do we eliminate these next 3 for anonymous?
        is_saved(person_id_join),
        is_read(person_id_join),
        is_creator_blocked(person_id_join),
        post_like::score.nullable(),
        coalesce(
          post_aggregates::comments.nullable() - person_post_aggregates::read_comments.nullable(),
          post_aggregates::comments,
        ),
      ))
  };

  let read =
    move |mut conn: DbConn&lt;'a>,
          (post_id, my_person_id, is_mod_or_admin): (PostId, Option, bool)| async move {

      let mut query = all_joins(
        post_aggregates::table
          .filter(post_aggregates::post_id.eq(post_id))
          .into_boxed(),
        my_person_id,
      );

        query = query
          .filter(community::removed.eq(false))
          .filter(post::removed.eq(false))
          ;

      query.first::(&amp;mut conn).await
    };

  let list = move |mut conn: DbConn&lt;'a>, options: PostQuery&lt;'a>| async move {
    let person_id = options.local_user.map(|l| l.person.id);

    let mut query = all_joins(post_aggregates::table.into_boxed(), person_id);


      query = query
        .filter(community::deleted.eq(false))
        .filter(post::deleted.eq(false));


    // every SELECT has to labor away on removed filtering
      query = query
        .filter(community::removed.eq(false))
        .filter(post::removed.eq(false));

    if options.community_id.is_none() {
      query = query.then_order_by(post_aggregates::featured_local.desc());
    } else if let Some(community_id) = options.community_id {
      query = query
        .filter(post_aggregates::community_id.eq(community_id))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::featured_community.desc());
    }

    if let Some(creator_id) = options.creator_id {
      query = query.filter(post_aggregates::creator_id.eq(creator_id));
    }


    if let Some(url_search) = options.url_search {
      query = query.filter(post::url.eq(url_search));
    }

    if let Some(search_term) = options.search_term {
      let searcher = fuzzy_search(&amp;search_term);
      query = query.filter(
        post::name
          .ilike(searcher.clone())
          .or(post::body.ilike(searcher)),
      );
    }

      query = query
        .filter(post::nsfw.eq(false))
        .filter(community::nsfw.eq(false));


    query = match options.sort.unwrap_or(SortType::Hot) {
      SortType::Active => query
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::hot_rank_active.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::Hot => query
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::hot_rank.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::Controversial => query.then_order_by(post_aggregates::controversy_rank.desc()),
      SortType::New => query.then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::Old => query.then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.asc()),
      SortType::NewComments => query.then_order_by(post_aggregates::newest_comment_time.desc()),
      SortType::MostComments => query
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::comments.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopAll => query
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopYear => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 1.years()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopMonth => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 1.months()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopWeek => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 1.weeks()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopDay => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 1.days()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopHour => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 1.hours()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopSixHour => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 6.hours()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopTwelveHour => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 12.hours()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopThreeMonths => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 3.months()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopSixMonths => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 6.months()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
      SortType::TopNineMonths => query
        .filter(post_aggregates::published.gt(now - 9.months()))
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::score.desc())
        .then_order_by(post_aggregates::published.desc()),
    };

    let (limit, offset) = limit_and_offset(options.page, options.limit)?;

    query = query.limit(limit).offset(offset);

    debug!("Post View Query: {:?}", debug_query::(&amp;query));

    query.load::(&amp;mut conn).await
  };

  Queries::new(read, list)
}

This compiles, but I can not progress further. There are 3 joins more that aren't really needed for an anonymous user... but the interdependent Rust object structures I can't unravel enough to remove them from the code.

For example, Lemmy allows you to "save" a post, but an anonymous user doesn't have that ability - so how can I remove the JOIN + select related to that while still satisfying the object requirements? I even tried creating a variation of PostViewTuple object without one of the bool fields, but it all cascades into 50 lines of compiler errors. Thank you.

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What is going on with serde? (social.treehouse.systems)

So, serde seems to be downloading and running a binary on the system without informing the user and without any user consent. Does anyone have any background information on why this is, and how this is supposed to be a good idea?

dtolnay seems like a smart guy, so I assume there is a reason for this, but it doesn't feel ok at all.

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I've mostly been putting functions, structs enums and tests in the same file and it's starting to feel like a mess... I am constantly losing track of which function is where and I'm never quite sure if I have code in the right place. I know this is kind of vague, but that's been my general feeling while working in my largest personal project so far. It's essentially a large Algorithm that has many smaller steps that needs to run in a sequence.

I think I might just have too many loose functions and maybe I should use more impl methods and traits? I'm also thinking I should try the builder pattern in a few spots.

Anyone have any guidance on code organization in rust?

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New features on lib.rs (users.rust-lang.org)

Lots of new features!

Thought I should share this with those who don't use users.rust-lang.org. Note: I'm not affiliated with lib.rs, I'm only reposting to lemmy.

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