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ActivityUpdateJob.php
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1 <?php
34 class ActivityUpdateJob extends Job {
36  parent::__construct( 'activityUpdateJob', $title, $params );
37 
38  static $required = [ 'type', 'userid', 'notifTime', 'curTime' ];
39  $missing = implode( ', ', array_diff( $required, array_keys( $this->params ) ) );
40  if ( $missing != '' ) {
41  throw new InvalidArgumentException( "Missing paramter(s) $missing" );
42  }
43 
44  $this->removeDuplicates = true;
45  }
46 
47  public function run() {
48  if ( $this->params['type'] === 'updateWatchlistNotification' ) {
50  } else {
51  throw new InvalidArgumentException( "Invalid 'type' '{$this->params['type']}'." );
52  }
53 
54  return true;
55  }
56 
57  protected function updateWatchlistNotification() {
58  $casTimestamp = ( $this->params['notifTime'] !== null )
59  ? $this->params['notifTime']
60  : $this->params['curTime'];
61 
62  $dbw = wfGetDB( DB_MASTER );
63  $dbw->update( 'watchlist',
64  [
65  'wl_notificationtimestamp' => $dbw->timestampOrNull( $this->params['notifTime'] )
66  ],
67  [
68  'wl_user' => $this->params['userid'],
69  'wl_namespace' => $this->title->getNamespace(),
70  'wl_title' => $this->title->getDBkey(),
71  // Add a "check and set" style comparison to handle conflicts.
72  // The inequality always avoids updates when the current value
73  // is already NULL per ANSI SQL. This is desired since NULL means
74  // that the user is "caught up" on edits already. When the field
75  // is non-NULL, make sure not to set it back in time or set it to
76  // NULL when newer revisions were in fact added to the page.
77  'wl_notificationtimestamp < ' . $dbw->addQuotes( $dbw->timestamp( $casTimestamp ) )
78  ],
79  __METHOD__
80  );
81  }
82 }
ActivityUpdateJob
Job for updating user activity like "last viewed" timestamps.
Definition: ActivityUpdateJob.php:34
array
the array() calling protocol came about after MediaWiki 1.4rc1.
Job\$title
Title $title
Definition: Job.php:42
Job\$params
array $params
Array of job parameters.
Definition: Job.php:36
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Definition: injection.txt:37
ActivityUpdateJob\__construct
__construct(Title $title, array $params)
Definition: ActivityUpdateJob.php:35
Job
Class to both describe a background job and handle jobs.
Definition: Job.php:31
wfGetDB
wfGetDB( $db, $groups=[], $wiki=false)
Get a Database object.
Definition: GlobalFunctions.php:2812
DB_MASTER
const DB_MASTER
Definition: defines.php:29
ActivityUpdateJob\updateWatchlistNotification
updateWatchlistNotification()
Definition: ActivityUpdateJob.php:57
Title
Represents a title within MediaWiki.
Definition: Title.php:39
ActivityUpdateJob\run
run()
Run the job.
Definition: ActivityUpdateJob.php:47