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BEGIN;
INSERT INTO version_history (component, from_version, to_version, author)
VALUES ('CUSTOMCMD', 0, 1, 'Initial Creation');
CREATE TABLE customcmds(
commandid INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
communityid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES communities(communityid) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE,
name TEXT NOT NULL,
response TEXT NOT NULL,
cooldown_bucket_size INTEGER DEFAULT 1,
cooldown_bucket_dur INTEGER,
permlevel INTEGER,
maskperms BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
creatorid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES user_profiles(profileid) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE,
description TEXT,
docstring TEXT,
created_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW(),
_timestamp TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW()
);
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX customcmds_community_name ON customcmds (communityid, name);
CREATE TABLE customcmd_aliases(
aliasid INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
commandid INTEGER REFERENCES customcmds (commandid) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE,
alias TEXT NOT NULL,
created_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW()
);
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX custom_cmd_aliases_command_alias ON customcmd_aliases (commandid, alias);
-- Problem: Each alias should be unique in its community, not just for the command.
-- Additionally, should the name always be available as an alias?
-- Are we allowed to create an alias that clobbers another command?
-- If we allow names to be associated via table only, then we have no canonical name (first name?) and no check that each command as "at least one" name.
-- TODO: Will need to fix this later.
-- Will start without aliases.
-- TODO: Command usage log so we can see the most commonly used commands
CREATE VIEW
customcmd_info
AS
SELECT
cmds.commandid,
cmds.communityid,
cmds.name,
cmds.response,
cmds.cooldown_bucket_size,
cmds.cooldown_bucket_dur,
cmds.permlevel,
cmds.maskperms,
cmds.creatorid,
cmds.description,
cmds.docstring,
cmds.created_at,
cmds._timestamp,
aliases.aliasid,
aliases.alias
FROM customcmds AS cmds
LEFT JOIN customcmd_aliases AS aliases USING (commandid);
COMMIT;