IDBError MemoryObjectStore::addRecord(MemoryBackingStoreTransaction& transaction, const IDBKeyData& keyData, const IDBValue& value)
{
LOG(IndexedDB, "MemoryObjectStore::addRecord");
ASSERT(m_writeTransaction);
ASSERT_UNUSED(transaction, m_writeTransaction == &transaction);
ASSERT(!m_keyValueStore || !m_keyValueStore->contains(keyData));
ASSERT(!m_orderedKeys || m_orderedKeys->find(keyData) == m_orderedKeys->end());
if (!m_keyValueStore) {
ASSERT(!m_orderedKeys);
m_keyValueStore = std::make_unique<KeyValueMap>();
m_orderedKeys = std::make_unique<std::set<IDBKeyData>>();
}
auto mapResult = m_keyValueStore->set(keyData, value.data());
ASSERT(mapResult.isNewEntry);
auto listResult = m_orderedKeys->insert(keyData);
ASSERT(listResult.second);
// If there was an error indexing this addition, then revert it.
auto error = updateIndexesForPutRecord(keyData, value.data());
if (!error.isNull()) {
m_keyValueStore->remove(mapResult.iterator);
m_orderedKeys->erase(listResult.first);
} else
updateCursorsForPutRecord(listResult.first);
return error;
}
static JSValue deserializeIDBValueToJSValue(ExecState& state, JSC::JSGlobalObject& globalObject, const IDBValue& value)
{
// FIXME: I think it's peculiar to use undefined to mean "null data" and null to mean "empty data".
// But I am not changing this at the moment because at least some callers are specifically checking isUndefined.
if (!value.data().data())
return jsUndefined();
auto& data = *value.data().data();
if (data.isEmpty())
return jsNull();
auto serializedValue = SerializedScriptValue::createFromWireBytes(Vector<uint8_t>(data));
state.vm().apiLock().lock();
Vector<RefPtr<MessagePort>> messagePorts;
JSValue result = serializedValue->deserialize(state, &globalObject, messagePorts, value.blobURLs(), value.sessionID(), value.blobFilePaths(), SerializationErrorMode::NonThrowing);
state.vm().apiLock().unlock();
return result;
}