dockerdb

const (
	// PortDefault is what `rig init` writes into a new project, so it is the one
	// number here a real project sees. Not a suite's, and not to be taken by one.
	PortDefault = 55432
	// PortDefaultElectric is the sync service's default beside it, when
	// `database.electric` is enabled. internal/project/defaults.go carries the
	// same number; being listed here is what keeps a suite off it.
	PortDefaultElectric = 55433

	// The examples, whose databases `make examples` brings up. Declared here,
	// defined in each example's own configuration.
	PortExampleTodo            = 55440
	PortExampleFantasyFootball = 55441
	PortExampleAuth            = 55442
	PortExampleAuthOAuth       = 55443
	PortExampleLinearlite      = 55444
	// PortExampleLinearliteElectric is that example's sync service — an HTTP
	// port rather than a database one, in the list because it is the same host
	// and the same collision.
	PortExampleLinearliteElectric = 55445

	// PortFiles is internal/filestest: uploads, the tenancy around them, and the
	// sweeper.
	PortFiles = 55494
	// PortS3MinIO is the MinIO container rigs3's suite runs against, and it is
	// the second exception to this file's rule: rigs3 is a published module and
	// cannot import this one, so the number lives in its test and is only
	// declared here. Listed for the reason the examples are — so that every port
	// a suite in this repository takes is allocated from one list.
	PortS3MinIO = 55446
	// PortRigTest is the database rigtest's own suite runs against, and it is
	// the third exception, for the same reason as the second: rigtest is
	// published and cannot import this package, so the number lives in
	// rigtest/postgres_docker_test.go and is only declared here.
	PortRigTest = 55447
	// PortMigrate is the database the migrate module's own suite runs against,
	// and it is the fourth exception. The reason is the third's and one more:
	// migrate is published, and this package imports it, so an import the other
	// way would be a cycle as well as a dependency on the CLI. The number lives
	// in migrate/postgres_docker_test.go and is only declared here.
	PortMigrate = 55448
	// PortIdempotency is internal/idemtest, where two transactions contend for
	// one key. Its own container because the contention is the test: a suite
	// sharing a database with one that holds locks of its own would fail as a
	// timeout nobody could place.
	PortIdempotency = 55495

	// PortElectricSync is the ElectricSQL container in internal/electrictest,
	// which is an HTTP port rather than a database one. It is in the same list
	// because it is the same host and the same collision.
	PortElectricSync = 55490
	// PortIntrospect is internal/introspect, reading a real catalogue.
	PortIntrospect = 55491
	// PortElectricDB is the database internal/electrictest syncs from.
	PortElectricDB = 55492
	// PortCLIEndToEnd is internal/cli's end-to-end loop.
	PortCLIEndToEnd = 55493
	// PortCLISetup and PortCLISetupOwn are internal/cli's setup-project tests.
	// Two, because one of them takes the schema over and the other does not, and
	// they run in parallel.
	PortCLISetup    = 55496
	PortCLISetupOwn = 55497
	// PortAuth is internal/authtest.
	PortAuth = 55498
	// PortCLIElectricDB and PortCLIElectricSync are internal/cli's test of
	// `rig db up` managing the sync service beside the database.
	PortCLIElectricDB   = 55499
	PortCLIElectricSync = 55489

	// PortPresence is internal/presencetest: the heartbeat that is an upsert, the
	// sweep that two replicas may run at once, and the DDL actually applying.
	PortPresence = 55488

	// PortThrottle is internal/throttletest: the one statement that both spends
	// a slot and reports the total, and what it does when several replicas run
	// it at once on one row.
	PortThrottle = 55487

	// PortCache is internal/cachetest: whether a notification really is
	// delivered on commit and discarded on rollback, and what a listener that
	// lost its connection knows when it comes back. Its own container because
	// one of those tests kills a backend, and a suite sharing the database would
	// see it as its own connection dying.
	PortCache = 55486

	// PortElectricRoleDB and PortElectricRoleSync are internal/electrictest's
	// least-privilege case: the sync service connecting as the `electric` role
	// rig's foundation creates rather than as the superuser `rig db up` hands it.
	//
	// Its own pair rather than a case in the suite next door, because the
	// container's DATABASE_URL is what the test is about — it has to be a
	// different sync service, and one whose Postgres has been through the role
	// migration.
	PortElectricRoleDB   = 55485
	PortElectricRoleSync = 55484
)

const ElectricSyncPort = 3000

const IsolateEnv = "RIG_DB_ISOLATE"