test(drawdb): add test for converting column types with modifiers

* Implement tests to ensure explicit type modifiers are preserved during conversion.
* Validate behavior for varchar, numeric, and custom vector types.
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commit 988798998d
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pkg/pgsql/types_registry.go Normal file
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package pgsql
import "strings"
// TypeSpec describes PostgreSQL type capabilities used by parsers/writers.
type TypeSpec struct {
SupportsLength bool
SupportsPrecision bool
}
var postgresBaseTypes = map[string]TypeSpec{
// Numeric types
"smallint": {},
"integer": {},
"bigint": {},
"decimal": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"numeric": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"real": {},
"double precision": {},
"smallserial": {},
"serial": {},
"bigserial": {},
"money": {},
// Character types
"char": {SupportsLength: true},
"character": {SupportsLength: true},
"varchar": {SupportsLength: true},
"character varying": {SupportsLength: true},
"text": {},
"name": {},
// Binary
"bytea": {},
// Date/time
"timestamp": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"timestamp without time zone": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"timestamp with time zone": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"time": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"time without time zone": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"time with time zone": {SupportsPrecision: true},
"date": {},
"interval": {SupportsPrecision: true},
// Boolean
"boolean": {},
// Geometric
"point": {},
"line": {},
"lseg": {},
"box": {},
"path": {},
"polygon": {},
"circle": {},
// Network
"cidr": {},
"inet": {},
"macaddr": {},
"macaddr8": {},
// Bit string
"bit": {SupportsLength: true},
"bit varying": {SupportsLength: true},
"varbit": {SupportsLength: true},
// Text search
"tsvector": {},
"tsquery": {},
// UUID/XML/JSON
"uuid": {},
"xml": {},
"json": {},
"jsonb": {},
// Range
"int4range": {},
"int8range": {},
"numrange": {},
"tsrange": {},
"tstzrange": {},
"daterange": {},
"int4multirange": {},
"int8multirange": {},
"nummultirange": {},
"tsmultirange": {},
"tstzmultirange": {},
"datemultirange": {},
// Object identifier
"oid": {},
"regclass": {},
"regproc": {},
"regtype": {},
// Pseudo-ish/common built-ins seen in schemas
"record": {},
"void": {},
// Common extensions
"citext": {},
"hstore": {},
"ltree": {},
"lquery": {},
"ltxtquery": {},
"vector": {SupportsLength: true}, // pgvector: vector(dim)
"halfvec": {SupportsLength: true}, // pgvector: halfvec(dim)
"sparsevec": {SupportsLength: true}, // pgvector: sparsevec(dim)
}
var postgresTypeAliases = map[string]string{
// Integer aliases
"int2": "smallint",
"int4": "integer",
"int8": "bigint",
"int": "integer",
// Serial aliases
"serial2": "smallserial",
"serial4": "serial",
"serial8": "bigserial",
// Character aliases
"bpchar": "char",
// Float aliases
"float4": "real",
"float8": "double precision",
"float": "double precision",
// Time aliases
"timestamptz": "timestamp with time zone",
"timetz": "time with time zone",
// Bit alias
"varbit": "bit varying",
// Boolean alias
"bool": "boolean",
}
// GetPostgresBaseTypes returns a sorted-ish stable list of registered base type names.
func GetPostgresBaseTypes() []string {
result := make([]string, 0, len(postgresBaseTypes))
for t := range postgresBaseTypes {
result = append(result, t)
}
return result
}
// GetPostgresTypes returns the registered PostgreSQL types.
// When includeArrays is true, each base type also includes an array variant ("type[]").
func GetPostgresTypes(includeArrays bool) []string {
base := GetPostgresBaseTypes()
if !includeArrays {
return base
}
result := make([]string, 0, len(base)*2)
result = append(result, base...)
for _, t := range base {
result = append(result, t+"[]")
}
return result
}
// ExtractBaseType returns the type without outer array suffixes and modifiers.
// Examples:
// - varchar(255) -> varchar
// - text[] -> text
// - numeric(10,2)[] -> numeric
func ExtractBaseType(sqlType string) string {
t := normalizeTypeToken(sqlType)
t = strings.TrimSpace(stripArraySuffixes(t))
if idx := strings.Index(t, "("); idx > 0 {
t = strings.TrimSpace(t[:idx])
}
return t
}
// ExtractBaseTypeLower is ExtractBaseType with lowercase normalization.
func ExtractBaseTypeLower(sqlType string) string {
return strings.ToLower(ExtractBaseType(sqlType))
}
// IsArrayType reports whether the SQL type has one or more [] suffixes.
func IsArrayType(sqlType string) bool {
t := normalizeTypeToken(sqlType)
return strings.HasSuffix(t, "[]")
}
// ElementType returns the underlying element type for array types.
// For non-array types, it returns the input unchanged.
func ElementType(sqlType string) string {
t := normalizeTypeToken(sqlType)
return stripArraySuffixes(t)
}
// CanonicalizeBaseType resolves aliases to canonical PostgreSQL type names.
func CanonicalizeBaseType(baseType string) string {
base := strings.ToLower(normalizeTypeToken(baseType))
if canonical, ok := postgresTypeAliases[base]; ok {
return canonical
}
return base
}
// IsKnownPostgresType reports whether a type (including array forms) exists in the registry.
func IsKnownPostgresType(sqlType string) bool {
base := CanonicalizeBaseType(ExtractBaseTypeLower(sqlType))
_, ok := postgresBaseTypes[base]
return ok
}
// SupportsLength reports if this SQL type accepts a single length/dimension modifier.
func SupportsLength(sqlType string) bool {
base := CanonicalizeBaseType(ExtractBaseTypeLower(sqlType))
spec, ok := postgresBaseTypes[base]
return ok && spec.SupportsLength
}
// SupportsPrecision reports if this SQL type accepts precision (and possibly scale).
func SupportsPrecision(sqlType string) bool {
base := CanonicalizeBaseType(ExtractBaseTypeLower(sqlType))
spec, ok := postgresBaseTypes[base]
return ok && spec.SupportsPrecision
}
// HasExplicitTypeModifier reports if the type already includes "(...)".
func HasExplicitTypeModifier(sqlType string) bool {
return strings.Contains(sqlType, "(")
}
func stripArraySuffixes(t string) string {
for strings.HasSuffix(t, "[]") {
t = strings.TrimSpace(strings.TrimSuffix(t, "[]"))
}
return t
}
func normalizeTypeToken(t string) string {
return strings.Join(strings.Fields(strings.TrimSpace(t)), " ")
}

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package pgsql
import "testing"
func TestPostgresTypeRegistry_MasterListIncludesRequestedTypes(t *testing.T) {
required := []string{
"vector",
"integer",
"citext",
}
types := make(map[string]bool)
for _, typ := range GetPostgresTypes(true) {
types[typ] = true
}
for _, typ := range required {
if !types[typ] {
t.Fatalf("master type list missing %q", typ)
}
if !types[typ+"[]"] {
t.Fatalf("master type list missing array variant %q", typ+"[]")
}
}
}
func TestPostgresTypeRegistry_TypeParsingAndCapabilities(t *testing.T) {
tests := []struct {
input string
wantBase string
wantCanonicalBase string
wantArray bool
wantKnown bool
wantLength bool
wantPrecision bool
}{
{
input: "integer[]",
wantBase: "integer",
wantCanonicalBase: "integer",
wantArray: true,
wantKnown: true,
},
{
input: "citext[]",
wantBase: "citext",
wantCanonicalBase: "citext",
wantArray: true,
wantKnown: true,
},
{
input: "vector(1536)",
wantBase: "vector",
wantCanonicalBase: "vector",
wantKnown: true,
wantLength: true,
},
{
input: "numeric(10,2)",
wantBase: "numeric",
wantCanonicalBase: "numeric",
wantKnown: true,
wantPrecision: true,
},
{
input: "int4",
wantBase: "int4",
wantCanonicalBase: "integer",
wantKnown: true,
},
}
for _, tt := range tests {
t.Run(tt.input, func(t *testing.T) {
base := ExtractBaseTypeLower(tt.input)
if base != tt.wantBase {
t.Fatalf("ExtractBaseTypeLower(%q) = %q, want %q", tt.input, base, tt.wantBase)
}
canonical := CanonicalizeBaseType(base)
if canonical != tt.wantCanonicalBase {
t.Fatalf("CanonicalizeBaseType(%q) = %q, want %q", base, canonical, tt.wantCanonicalBase)
}
if IsArrayType(tt.input) != tt.wantArray {
t.Fatalf("IsArrayType(%q) = %v, want %v", tt.input, IsArrayType(tt.input), tt.wantArray)
}
if IsKnownPostgresType(tt.input) != tt.wantKnown {
t.Fatalf("IsKnownPostgresType(%q) = %v, want %v", tt.input, IsKnownPostgresType(tt.input), tt.wantKnown)
}
if SupportsLength(tt.input) != tt.wantLength {
t.Fatalf("SupportsLength(%q) = %v, want %v", tt.input, SupportsLength(tt.input), tt.wantLength)
}
if SupportsPrecision(tt.input) != tt.wantPrecision {
t.Fatalf("SupportsPrecision(%q) = %v, want %v", tt.input, SupportsPrecision(tt.input), tt.wantPrecision)
}
})
}
}