Refactor sql_analyser into multiple classes for simpler extension in the future

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David Wobrock committed 2019-07-29 21:05:12 +02:00
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# Copyright 2019 3YOURMIND GmbH
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import logging
from django_migration_linter.sql_analyser import (
BaseAnalyser,
MySqlAnalyser,
PostgresqlAnalyser,
SqliteAnalyser,
)
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def get_sql_analyser(database_vendor, exclude_migration_tests=None):
if "mysql" in database_vendor:
sql_analyser_class = MySqlAnalyser
elif "postgre" in database_vendor:
sql_analyser_class = PostgresqlAnalyser
elif "sqlite" in database_vendor:
sql_analyser_class = SqliteAnalyser
else:
sql_analyser_class = BaseAnalyser
logger.debug("Chosen SQL analyser class: %s", sql_analyser_class)
return sql_analyser_class(exclude_migration_tests)
def analyse_sql_statements(
sql_statements, database_vendor, exclude_migration_tests=None
):
sql_analyser = get_sql_analyser(database_vendor, exclude_migration_tests)
sql_analyser.analyse(sql_statements)
return sql_analyser.errors, sql_analyser.ignored