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dibbler/dibbler/queries/user_products.py

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from datetime import datetime
from sqlalchemy import BindParameter, bindparam
from sqlalchemy.orm import Session
from dibbler.models import Product, Transaction, User
# NOTE: This absoulutely needs a cache, else we can't stop recursing until we know all owners for all products...
#
# Since we know that the non-owned products will not get renowned by the user by other means,
# we can just check for ownership on the products that have an ADD_PRODUCT transaction for the user.
# between now and the cached time.
#
# However, the opposite way is more difficult. The cache will store which products are owned by which users,
# but we still need to check if the user passes out of ownership for the item, without needing to check past
# the cache time. Maybe we also need to store the queue number(s) per user/product combo in the cache? What if
# a user has products multiple places in the queue, interleaved with other users?
def user_products(
sql_session: Session,
user: User,
use_cache: bool = True,
until_time: BindParameter[datetime] | datetime | None = None,
until_transaction: Transaction | None = None,
until_inclusive: bool = True,
) -> list[tuple[Product, int]]:
"""
Returns the list of products owned by the user, along with how many of each product they own.
"""
if user.id is None:
raise ValueError("User must be persisted in the database.")
if not (until_time is None or until_transaction is None):
raise ValueError("Cannot filter by both until_time and until_transaction.")
if isinstance(until_time, datetime):
until_time = BindParameter("until_time", value=until_time)
if isinstance(until_transaction, Transaction):
if until_transaction.id is None:
raise ValueError("until_transaction must be persisted in the database.")
until_transaction_id = bindparam("until_transaction_id", value=until_transaction.id)
else:
until_transaction_id = None
raise NotImplementedError("Not implemented yet, needs caching system first.")