// You can execute this example with `cargo run --example transactions_commit` use chrono::Utc; use lsmlite_rs::{Cursor, DbConf, Disk, LsmDb}; fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { // We first produce a file we can work on let now = Utc::now(); let db_path = "/tmp".to_string(); let db_base_name = format!( "{}-{}-{}", "example-transactions-commit", 0, now.timestamp_nanos_opt().unwrap() ); let db_conf = DbConf::new(db_path, db_base_name); let mut db: LsmDb = Default::default(); let rc = db.initialize(db_conf); assert_eq!(rc, Ok(())); // Connect to the database. It is at this point that the file is produced. let rc = db.connect(); assert_eq!(rc, Ok(())); // Let's open a transaction let mut rc = db.begin_transaction(); assert_eq!(rc, Ok(())); // Insert data into the database, so that something gets traversed. // Persist numbers 1 to 100 with 1 KB zeroed payload. let value = vec![0; 1024]; let max_n: usize = 100; for n in 1..=max_n { let key_serial = n.to_be_bytes(); let rc = db.persist(&key_serial, &value); assert_eq!(rc, Ok(())) } // Let's commit the transaction; making all blobs truly persisted blobs. rc = db.commit_transaction(); assert_eq!(rc, Ok(())); // Open the cursor once we have written data (snapshot isolation). let mut cursor = db.cursor_open().unwrap(); // Move the cursor to the very first record on the database. let rc = cursor.first(); assert!(rc.is_ok()); // Now traverse the database extracting the data we just added. let mut num_records = 0; while cursor.valid().is_ok() { num_records += 1; // Extract the key. let current_key = Cursor::get_key(&cursor).unwrap(); // Parse it to an integer. assert!(current_key.len() == 8); let key = usize::from_be_bytes(current_key.try_into().unwrap()); // Extract the value. let current_value = Cursor::get_value(&cursor).unwrap(); // Everything should match. assert!(key == num_records); assert!(current_value.len() == 1024); // Move onto the next record. cursor.next().unwrap(); } assert_eq!(num_records, max_n); assert!(cursor.valid().is_err()); Ok(()) }