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✨ Add basic ESearch support #333
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FWIW: I discovered in testing that Yahoo does not return ESEARCH results when |
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This affects `#search`, `#uid_search`, `#sort`, `#uid_sort`, `#thread`, and `#uid_thread`. Prior to this, sending a parenthesized list in the search criteria for any of these commands required the use of strings, which are converted to `RawData`, which has security implications with untrusted inputs. With this change, arrays will only be converted into SequenceSet when _every_ element in the array is a valid SequenceSet input. Otherwise, the array will be left alone, which allows us to send parenthesized lists without using strings and RawData. For example, some searches this change enables: * Combining criteria to pass into `OR`, `NOT`, `FUZZY`, etc. * `search(["not", %w(flagged unread)])` converts to: `SEARCH not (flagged unread)` * Adding return options (we should also add a return kwarg). * `uid_search(["RETURN", ["PARTIAL", 1..50], "UID", 12345..67890])` converts to: `UID SEARCH RETURN (PARTIAL 1:50) UID 12345:67890` * Note that `PARTIAL` supports negative ranges, which can't be coerced to SequenceSet. They'll need to be sent as strings, for now. * Note that searches with return options should return ESEARCH results, which are currently unsupported. See ruby#333. This _should_ be backward compatible: previously these inputs would raise an exception.
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Parses +ESEARCH+ into ESearchResult, with support for generic RFC4466 syntax and RFC4731 `ESEARCH` return data. For compatibility, `ESearchResult#to_a` returns an array of integers (sequence numbers or UIDs) whenever any `ALL` result is available.
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If the server returns both `ESEARCH` and `SEARCH`, both are cleared from the responses hash, but only the `ESEARCH` is returned. When the server doesn't send any search responses: If return options are passed, return an empty ESearchResult. It will have the appropriate `tag` and `uid` values, but no `data`. Otherwise return an empty `SearchResult`.
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This also extracts the `return` kwarg out of the `criteria` array, so it can be processed differently.
This looks like a bug in prism: ``` $ rbenv shell 3.4.0-rc1 $ ruby -e 'pp ([["foo"]] in [/\Afoo\b/i | [/\Afoo\z/i, *]])' false $ ruby --parser=parse.y -e 'pp ([["foo"]] in [/\Afoo\b/i | [/\Afoo\z/i, *]])' true ```
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Parse
ESEARCH
intoESearchResult
, with support for generic RFC4466 syntax and RFC4731ESEARCH
return data. For compatibility,ESearchResult#to_a
returns an array of integers (sequence numbers or UIDs) whenever anyALL
result is available.Gather ESEARCH response to #search/#uid_search. If the server returns both
ESEARCH
andSEARCH
, both are cleared from the responses hash, but only theESEARCH
is returned.When the server doesn't send any search responses and return options are passed, return an empty ESearchResult. This empty result will have the appropriate
tag
anduid
values, but nodata
. Otherwise return an emptySearchResult
.Add keyword param for search return options, and process it differently from
criteria
. Also extract areturn
argument out of thecriteria
array, and process it like thereturn
kwarg. (FYI: I discovered https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/20956 while working on this).TODO list
ESearchResponse < Data.define(:tag, :uid, :data)
#data
is a generic Array of[name, value]
pairs. Not usingHash
because some names can be repeated, and the order is significant even between different names.data.assoc(name)
can be used for quick lookup.ExtensionData
will be used for unknown return dataSearchResult
:#to_a
returns numbers from#all
,#partial
, or an empty array#modseq
ESEARCH
return data:#min
,#max
,#all
,#count
ESEARCH
+CONDSEQ
:#modseq
ESEARCH
intoESearchResponse
ExtensionData.new(tagged_ext_value)
ESEARCH
andCONDSTORE
(MIN
,MAX
,ALL
,COUNT
,MODSEQ
): parse as Integer or SequenceSet#search
and#uid_search
return
kwarg: must be an Array, and process differently thancriteria
.return
from arraycriteria
and process differently thancriteria
ESearchResponse
rather than an emptySearchResponse
.ESEARCH
responses in addition toSEARCH
responses. If server sends both, prefer to return theESEARCH
responses.charset
kwarg to#search
,#uid_search
TODO: Remove the following from this PR (make new PRs for them):
ESearchResponse
methods and data classes#to_a
returning numbers from#partial
#partial
ESearchResponse::PartialResult
#updates
#relevancy
PARTIAL
,ADDTO
,REMOVEFROM
,RELEVANCY
as genericExtensionData
Related future PRs:
PARTIAL
(RFC9394, RFC5267)CONTEXT=*
(RFC5267)SequenceSet
?ESORT
(RFC5267)SEARCH=FUZZY
(RFC6203)#relevancy
scores with numbers from#all
or#partial
#to_a
,#all
,#partial
#numbers
#prepend
- like#append
but adds to the beginning#insert(index, value)
#remove(index_or_range)
#[]
,#at
,#slice
#zip
with array of numbers (forRELEVANCY
)#zip
with another SequenceSet (forCOPYUID
)