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fivenode_go/app/bridge_server.prg
Charles KWON OhJun 3bbfbb7010 feat(labdb): wire bridge_server to live PostgreSQL via pgrtl
End-to-end PRG → Go RTL → pgxpool → labdb queries → JSON response,
from a single 24 MB binary with no Node.js, FFI, or Apache anywhere
in the request path.

  app/bridge_server.prg:
    Main now opens a pgxpool handle from LABDB_DSN (or the local
    Homebrew default) before HTTP_SERVER_START, then publishes it
    via LABDB_SET_PG so request goroutines can pick it up.

    BridgeDispatch calls FetchRouteData before the per-path PRG
    handler runs. FetchRouteData maps a few /api/* routes to the
    same SQL the upstream server.js endpoint runs, encodes results
    via hb_jsonEncode, and stuffs them into ctx fields under the
    same keys the existing labdb api/*.prg handlers already read
    (rows, total, devices, etc.). PRG handlers stay unmodified.

  hbrtl_ext/labdb_state/:
    Tiny Go RTL that holds the PG handle in a sync/atomic.Int64.
    Picked this over a PRG STATIC/PUBLIC variable to sidestep
    Five's stricter parser (now that parser.go errors on missing
    terminators, anything more elaborate in the entry .prg adds
    friction without buying anything).

Verified against a Homebrew postgres@16 cluster seeded with 2 devices
+ 2 sessions:

  /api/admin-stats.prg
    → {"devices":2,"sessions":2,"records":0,"active_sessions":1}
  /api/sessions-list.prg
    → {"sessions":[...two rows with full fields...],"total":2}
  /api/admin-devices.prg
    → {"devices":[...two rows with api_key/created_at...]}
  /api/hello.prg (no DB)
    → unchanged from 1a.4-3

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-27 16:46:03 +09:00

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// app/bridge_server.prg — file-name dispatcher.
//
// Translates the HTTP request hash into the ctx fields the mod_harbour
// AP_* layer expects, then calls the per-path Main symbol that
// fnode auto-renamed (app/api/foo.prg → FOO__MAIN). PRG handlers in
// app/api/ stay unmodified — they keep their `FUNCTION Main()` shape
// and use AP_METHOD/AP_BODY/AP_JSONRESPONSE/ctx_get/... freely.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL cDsn := hb_GetEnv( "LABDB_DSN", "postgres://" + hb_GetEnv( "USER", "" ) + "@127.0.0.1:5432/labdb?sslmode=disable" )
LOCAL nH, cErr
? "labdb: opening PG", cDsn
nH := PG_OPEN( cDsn )
IF nH < 0
? "labdb: PG_OPEN failed (handlers will see empty ctx — server still starts)"
ELSE
? "labdb: PG handle =", nH
ENDIF
LABDB_SET_PG( nH )
cErr := HTTP_SERVER_START( ":8090", "BRIDGEDISPATCH" )
IF cErr != NIL
? "httpserver:", cErr
ENDIF
RETURN NIL
FUNCTION BridgeDispatch( hReq )
LOCAL hCtx, cFunc, cErr
hCtx := { ;
"method" => hReq[ "method" ], ;
"filename" => hReq[ "path" ], ;
"query_string" => hReq[ "query" ], ;
"body" => hReq[ "body" ], ;
"remote_ip" => RemoteIPOnly( hReq[ "remote_addr" ] ), ;
"headers_in" => hReq[ "headers" ], ;
"headers_out" => { => }, ;
"status" => 200 ;
}
FetchRouteData( hReq[ "path" ], hCtx )
_CTX_SET_JSON( hb_jsonEncode( hCtx ) )
_OUT_CLEAR()
cFunc := PathToFunc( hReq[ "path" ] )
IF Empty( cFunc )
ctx_set( "status", 404 )
AP_JSONRESPONSE( { "error" => "no handler for path", "path" => hReq[ "path" ] } )
ELSE
cErr := FNODE_CALL( cFunc )
IF ! Empty( cErr )
_OUT_CLEAR()
IF "not found" $ cErr
ctx_set( "status", 404 )
ELSE
ctx_set( "status", 500 )
ENDIF
AP_JSONRESPONSE( { "error" => cErr, "func" => cFunc } )
ENDIF
ENDIF
RETURN { ;
"status" => ctx_get( "status", 200 ), ;
"headers" => ctx_get( "headers_out", { => } ), ;
"body" => _OUT_GET() ;
}
// FetchRouteData runs the per-route SQL the matching server.js endpoint
// would have run and drops the values into ctx fields the corresponding
// PRG handler reads via ctx_get(). Routes without a SQL block here fall
// through to whatever default the handler uses (which is what 1a.4-3
// validated). Extend by adding cases as more endpoints come online.
FUNCTION FetchRouteData( cPath, hCtx )
LOCAL aRows
LOCAL nPG := LABDB_GET_PG()
IF nPG < 0
RETURN NIL
ENDIF
DO CASE
CASE cPath == "/api/admin-stats.prg" .OR. cPath == "/api/admin-stats"
aRows := PG_QUERY( nPG, "SELECT (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM devices) AS devices, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sessions) AS sessions, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM records) AS records, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sessions WHERE status = 'active') AS active_sessions" )
IF aRows != NIL .AND. Len( aRows ) > 0
hCtx[ "devices" ] := hb_NToS( aRows[ 1 ][ "devices" ] )
hCtx[ "sessions" ] := hb_NToS( aRows[ 1 ][ "sessions" ] )
hCtx[ "records" ] := hb_NToS( aRows[ 1 ][ "records" ] )
hCtx[ "active_sessions" ] := hb_NToS( aRows[ 1 ][ "active_sessions" ] )
ENDIF
CASE cPath == "/api/sessions-list.prg" .OR. cPath == "/api/sessions-list"
aRows := PG_QUERY( nPG, "SELECT session_id, device_id, session_name, start_time, end_time, record_count, status FROM sessions ORDER BY start_time DESC LIMIT 50" )
IF aRows != NIL
// sessions-list.prg reads ctx_get("rows", "[]")
hCtx[ "rows" ] := hb_jsonEncode( aRows )
hCtx[ "total" ] := hb_NToS( Len( aRows ) )
ENDIF
CASE cPath == "/api/admin-devices.prg" .OR. cPath == "/api/admin-devices"
aRows := PG_QUERY( nPG, "SELECT device_id, device_name, api_key, is_active, created_at FROM devices ORDER BY created_at DESC" )
IF aRows != NIL
hCtx[ "rows" ] := hb_jsonEncode( aRows )
ENDIF
ENDCASE
RETURN NIL
// /api/admin-stats.prg -> ADMIN_STATS__MAIN
// /api/hello.prg -> HELLO__MAIN
// /api/hello -> HELLO__MAIN (extension optional)
// Returns "" when the path can't be mapped (caller turns into 404).
FUNCTION PathToFunc( cPath )
LOCAL cBase, n
IF SubStr( cPath, 1, 5 ) != "/api/"
RETURN ""
ENDIF
cBase := SubStr( cPath, 6 )
IF Right( cBase, 4 ) == ".prg"
cBase := Left( cBase, Len( cBase ) - 4 )
ENDIF
IF Empty( cBase )
RETURN ""
ENDIF
cBase := StrTran( cBase, "-", "_" )
// Defensive: refuse anything outside [A-Z0-9_].
FOR n := 1 TO Len( cBase )
IF ! ( IsAlnum( SubStr( cBase, n, 1 ) ) .OR. SubStr( cBase, n, 1 ) == "_" )
RETURN ""
ENDIF
NEXT
RETURN Upper( cBase ) + "__MAIN"
FUNCTION IsAlnum( c )
RETURN ( c >= "0" .AND. c <= "9" ) .OR. ;
( c >= "A" .AND. c <= "Z" ) .OR. ;
( c >= "a" .AND. c <= "z" )
FUNCTION RemoteIPOnly( cAddr )
LOCAL n
IF Empty( cAddr )
RETURN ""
ENDIF
n := RAt( ":", cAddr )
IF n > 0
RETURN Left( cAddr, n - 1 )
ENDIF
RETURN cAddr