emacs-config/etc/org-sql/viz_setup.sql

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PL/PgSQL

create or replace function to_localtime(ts timestamp with time zone)
returns time with time zone
as $$
select ts::time at time zone 'US/Eastern';
$$ language SQL;
create or replace function get_bin_num(x numeric, width int)
returns int
as $$
-- select (floor(x/width)*width)::int;
select floor(x/width)::int;
$$ language SQL;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION bin_ranges(tname text, cname text, width int)
RETURNS TABLE(bin_number int, bin_interval text)
AS $func$
BEGIN
RETURN QUERY EXECUTE format('
with
bin_numbers as (
select
generate_series(
min(get_bin_num(%1$s,%2$s)),
max(get_bin_num(%1$s,%2$s))
) as bin_number
from %3$s
)
select
bin_number,
concat(bin_number*%2$s, ''-'', bin_number*%2$s + %2$s - 1) as bin_interval
from bin_numbers
order by bin_number;',
cname,
width,
tname
);
END
$func$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION histogram(tname text, cname text, width int)
RETURNS TABLE(bin_number int, bin_interval text, count bigint)
AS $func$
BEGIN
RETURN QUERY EXECUTE format('
with binned as (
select
get_bin_num(%1$s,%2$s) as ab_floor,
count(*) as count
from %3$s a
group by ab_floor
order by ab_floor
)
select
bin_number,
bin_interval,
case when b.count is null then 0 else b.count end as count
from bin_ranges(''%3$s'',''%1$s'',%2$s) r
left join binned b on r.bin_number=b.ab_floor
order by r.bin_number;',
cname,
width,
tname
);
END
$func$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
create or replace procedure make_vis_tables()
language plpgsql
as $$
declare
begin
create schema if not exists viz;
create temporary table _scheduled_timestamps as
select ts.* from planning_entries pe
join timestamps ts using (timestamp_id)
where
pe.planning_type = 'scheduled';
create temporary table _deadline_timestamps as
select ts.* from planning_entries pe
join timestamps ts using (timestamp_id)
where
pe.planning_type = 'deadline';
create temporary table _closed_timestamps as
select ts.* from planning_entries pe
join timestamps ts using (timestamp_id)
where
pe.planning_type = 'closed';
create temporary table _tags as
select hc.headline_id, t.tag from headline_tags t
join headline_closures hc on hc.parent_id = t.headline_id
union
select h.headline_id, t.tag from file_tags t
join headlines h on h.outline_hash = t.outline_hash;
create temporary table _category_tags as
select distinct * from _tags t where t.tag like '\__%';
-- TODO there is a small chance that headlines might have two context tags
-- if different contexts are explicitly specified on two headlines at different
-- levels
create temporary table _context_tags as
select distinct * from _tags t where t.tag like '@_%';
create temporary table _resource_tags as
select distinct t.headline_id, array_agg(t.tag) as tags
from _tags t
where
t.tag like '#_%'
group by t.headline_id;
create temporary table _incubated_headlines as
select distinct * from _tags t
where
t.tag = '%inc';
create temporary table _other_tags as
select distinct t.headline_id, array_agg(t.tag) as tags
from _tags t
-- TODO this is not robust code; change will require edits in two places :(
where
not t.tag like '#_%'
and not t.tag like '@_%'
and not t.tag like '\__%'
and t.tag <> '%inc'
group by t.headline_id;
create temporary table _created_timestamps as
select
hp.headline_id,
to_timestamp(p.val_text, '[YYYY-MM-DD Dy HH24:MI]') as created_timestamp
from headline_properties hp
join properties p using (property_id)
where
p.key_text = 'CREATED'
and not p.val_text is NULL;
-- temp table to hold all headlines with scheduled repeaters
create temporary table _repeaters as
select * from headlines h
join _scheduled_timestamps ts using (headline_id)
join timestamp_repeaters tr using (timestamp_id);
create temporary table _todo_closures as
select
parents.headline_id as parent_id,
children.headline_id as child_id,
hc.depth as depth
from headline_closures hc
join headlines parents on parents.headline_id = hc.parent_id
join headlines children on children.headline_id = hc.headline_id
where
-- this ensures we only get headlines that are children of other headlines
hc.depth > 0
-- the parents must have a keyword
and not parents.keyword is NULL
-- the children must have a keyword
and not children.keyword is NULL;
create temporary table _iterator_headlines as
select distinct
children.headline_id,
children.headline_text,
children.keyword
from headline_closures hc
join headlines parents on parents.headline_id = hc.parent_id
join headlines children on children.headline_id = hc.headline_id
join headline_properties parent_hp on parents.headline_id = parent_hp.headline_id
join properties parent_props on parent_hp.property_id = parent_props.property_id
where
hc.depth > 0
and parent_props.key_text = 'PARENT_TYPE'
and parent_props.val_text = 'iterator';
create temporary table _clock_sums as
select
c.headline_id,
to_timestamp(c.time_start) as clock_start,
to_timestamp(c.time_end) as clock_end,
sum(c.time_end - c.time_start) / 60.0 as clock_sum
from clocks c
group by c.headline_id, c.time_start, c.time_end;
-- clock sums partitioned by DONE -> TODO state changes (this mostly useful for
-- repeaters although all headlines are included in this calculation)
create temporary table _partitioned_clock_sums as
-- with
-- -- this table will have all the clock times with the done->todo state changes
-- -- inserted in between (sorted by clock start time/state change time)
-- tmp as (
-- select
-- c.file_path,
-- c.headline_offset,
-- c.time_start,
-- c.time_end,
-- NULL as state_change_offset
-- from clocks c
-- union
-- select
-- le.file_path,
-- le.headline_offset,
-- le.time_logged as time_start,
-- NULL as time_end,
-- le.entry_offset as state_change_offset
-- from logbook_entries le
-- join state_changes sc using (file_path, entry_offset)
-- where
-- sc.state_old = 'TODO'
-- and (sc.state_new = 'DONE' or sc.state_new = 'CANC')
-- ),
-- -- this table will number each "group" of timestamps, where a "group" is
-- -- defined by timestamps under the same headline (eg matching file_path and
-- -- headline_offset) that are partitioned by the todo->done state change
-- -- entries (if any, if only one or none, there will only be one group under
-- -- one headline)
-- --
-- -- NOTE 1: the WHERE clause is in the next outer query since state-change rows
-- -- themselves (which are removed by the WHERE) are necessary to define the
-- -- groups)
-- --
-- -- NOTE 2: if a headline does not have any state changes, it may get the same
-- -- group index as the last group of the previous headline. This shouldn't
-- -- matter, since the GROUP BY in the outer query also takes the file_path and
-- -- headline_offset into account
-- grouped as (
-- select
-- t.file_path,
-- t.headline_offset,
-- t.time_start,
-- t.time_end,
-- t.state_change_offset,
-- sum(case when t.state_change_offset is not null then 1 end)
-- over (order by t.file_path,
-- t.headline_offset,
-- t.time_start desc,
-- t.state_change_offset desc)
-- as grp
-- from tmp t
-- ),
-- offsets as (
-- select
-- g.file_path,
-- g.headline_offset,
-- g.grp,
-- g.state_change_offset
-- from grouped g
-- where
-- not g.state_change_offset is NULL
-- )
-- select
-- g.file_path,
-- g.headline_offset,
-- min(g.time_start) as partitioned_time_start,
-- max(g.time_end) as partitioned_time_end,
-- sum(g.time_end - g.time_start) / 60.0 as partitioned_clock_sum,
-- o.state_change_offset
-- from grouped g
-- right join offsets o using (file_path, headline_offset, grp)
-- where
-- g.state_change_offset is NULL
-- group by g.file_path, g.headline_offset, g.grp, o.state_change_offset;
with
-- this table will have all the clock times with the done->todo state changes
-- inserted in between (sorted by clock start time/state change time)
tmp as (
select
c.headline_id,
c.time_start,
c.time_end,
NULL as state_change_id
from clocks c
union
select
le.headline_id,
le.time_logged as time_start,
NULL as time_end,
le.entry_id as state_change_id
from logbook_entries le
join state_changes sc using (entry_id)
where
sc.state_old = 'TODO'
and (sc.state_new = 'DONE' or sc.state_new = 'CANC')
),
-- this table will number each "group" of timestamps, where a "group" is
-- defined by timestamps under the same headline (eg matching file_path and
-- headline_offset) that are partitioned by the todo->done state change
-- entries (if any, if only one or none, there will only be one group under
-- one headline)
--
-- NOTE 1: the WHERE clause is in the next outer query since state-change rows
-- themselves (which are removed by the WHERE) are necessary to define the
-- groups)
--
-- NOTE 2: if a headline does not have any state changes, it may get the same
-- group index as the last group of the previous headline. This shouldn't
-- matter, since the GROUP BY in the outer query also takes the file_path and
-- headline_offset into account
grouped as (
select
t.headline_id,
t.time_start,
t.time_end,
t.state_change_id,
sum(case when t.state_change_id is not null then 1 end)
over (order by t.headline_id, t.time_start desc, t.state_change_id desc)
as grp
from tmp t
),
ids as (
select g.headline_id, g.grp, g.state_change_id from grouped g
where
not g.state_change_id is NULL
),
sums as (
select
g.headline_id,
g.grp,
to_timestamp(min(g.time_start)) as partitioned_clock_start,
to_timestamp(max(g.time_end)) as partitioned_clock_end,
sum(g.time_end - g.time_start) / 60.0 as partitioned_clock_sum
from grouped g
where
g.state_change_id is NULL
group by g.headline_id, g.grp
)
select
o.headline_id,
o.state_change_id,
s.partitioned_clock_start,
s.partitioned_clock_end,
s.partitioned_clock_sum
from ids o
left join sums s using (headline_id, grp);
create temporary table _habit_headlines as
select
r.*,
cs.partitioned_clock_start,
cs.partitioned_clock_end,
cs.partitioned_clock_sum,
s.state_old,
s.state_new,
to_timestamp(le.time_logged) as closed_timestamp
from _repeaters r
join headline_properties hp using (headline_id)
join properties p using (property_id)
join _partitioned_clock_sums cs using (headline_id)
left join state_changes s
on s.entry_id = cs.state_change_id
left join logbook_entries le
on le.headline_id = r.headline_id and le.entry_id = s.entry_id
where
p.key_text = 'STYLE'
and p.val_text = 'habit';
create temporary table _repeater_headlines as
select
r.*,
cs.partitioned_clock_start,
cs.partitioned_clock_end,
cs.partitioned_clock_sum,
s.state_old,
s.state_new,
to_timestamp(le.time_logged) as closed_timestamp
from _repeaters r
join _partitioned_clock_sums cs using (headline_id)
left join state_changes s
on s.entry_id = cs.state_change_id
left join logbook_entries le
on le.headline_id = r.headline_id and le.entry_id = s.entry_id
where
not exists (select * from _habit_headlines habits
where r.headline_id = habits.headline_id);
create temporary table _project_task_headlines as
select distinct h.* from _todo_closures tc
join headlines h on tc.child_id = h.headline_id
where
not exists (select * from _iterator_headlines i
where i.headline_id = h.headline_id);
-- drop table if exists viz.project_toplevel_headlines;
-- create table viz.project_toplevel_headlines as
-- select distinct
-- h.file_path,
-- h.headline_offset,
-- h.keyword,
-- h.headline_text
-- from _todo_closures tc0
-- join headlines h
-- on tc0.file_path = h.file_path and tc0.parent_offset = h.headline_offset
-- where
-- tc0.depth = 1
-- and not exists (select * from _todo_closures tc1
-- where tc1.child_offset = tc0.parent_offset);
create temporary table _task_parent_mappings as
with
maxdepth as (
select t.child_id, max(t.depth) as depth
from _todo_closures t
group by t.child_id
)
select tc.parent_id, tc.child_id from maxdepth m
join _todo_closures tc using (child_id, depth);
-- -- TODO this will be more useful if I can also link it easily with the
-- -- toplevel headline
-- drop table if exists viz.project_parent_headlines;
-- create table viz.project_parent_headlines as
-- select distinct
-- h.file_path,
-- h.headline_offset,
-- h.keyword,
-- h.headline_text
-- from _todo_closures tc
-- join headlines h
-- on tc.file_path = h.file_path and tc.parent_offset = h.headline_offset
-- where
-- not exists
-- (select * from _iterator_headlines i
-- where
-- i.file_path = h.file_path
-- and i.headline_offset = h.headline_offset)
-- and not exists
-- (select * from viz.project_toplevel_headlines t
-- where
-- t.file_path = h.file_path
-- and t.headline_offset = h.headline_offset);
create temporary table _atomic_tasks as
select * from headlines h
where
not h.keyword is NULL
and not exists (select * from _project_task_headlines pt
where pt.headline_id = h.headline_id)
-- and not exists (select * from viz.project_parent_headlines pp
-- where pp.headline_id = h.headline_id)
-- and not exists (select * from viz.project_toplevel_headlines pl
-- where pl.headline_id = h.headline_id)
and not exists (select * from _task_parent_mappings m
where m.parent_id = h.headline_id)
and not exists (select * from _repeaters r
where r.headline_id = h.headline_id)
and not exists (select * from _iterator_headlines i
where i.headline_id = h.headline_id);
create temporary table _iterator_tasks as
select * from headlines h
where
not h.keyword is NULL
and exists (select * from _iterator_headlines i
where i.headline_id = h.headline_id)
and not exists (select * from _task_parent_mappings m
where m.parent_id = h.headline_id);
-- drop table if exists viz.atomic_tasks;
-- create table viz.atomic_tasks as
-- select
-- a.*,
-- cs.clock_sum,
-- to_timestamp(s.time_start) as scheduled_time,
-- to_timestamp(d.time_start) as deadline_time,
-- to_timestamp(c.time_start) as closed_time,
-- ct.tag as category,
-- xt.tag as context,
-- rt.tags as resources,
-- t.tags as tags,
-- cr.created_timestamp,
-- (ih.tag is not NULL) as incubated
-- from _atomic_tasks a
-- left join _clock_sums cs using (headline_offset, file_path)
-- left join _scheduled_timestamps s using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _deadline_timestamps d using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _closed_timestamps c using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _category_tags ct using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _context_tags xt using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _resource_tags rt using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _other_tags t using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _created_timestamps cr using (file_path, headline_offset)
-- left join _incubated_headlines ih using (file_path, headline_offset);
-- TODO this doesn't have iterators (yet)
drop table if exists viz.all_tasks;
create table viz.all_tasks as
with
all_tasks as (
select
r.headline_id,
r.state_new as keyword,
r.partitioned_clock_start as clock_start,
r.partitioned_clock_end as clock_end,
r.partitioned_clock_sum as clock_sum,
r.closed_timestamp,
'repeater' as task_type
from _repeater_headlines r
union all
select
h.headline_id,
h.state_new as keyword,
h.partitioned_clock_start as clock_start,
h.partitioned_clock_end as clock_end,
h.partitioned_clock_sum as clock_sum,
h.closed_timestamp,
'habit' as task_type
from _habit_headlines h
union all
-- TODO this is redundant to have 'tasks' made twice from different sources
select
a.headline_id,
a.keyword,
cs.clock_start,
cs.clock_end,
cs.clock_sum,
to_timestamp(c.time_start) as closed_timestamp,
'atomic' as task_type
from _atomic_tasks a
left join _clock_sums cs using (headline_id)
left join _closed_timestamps c using (headline_id)
union all
select
p.headline_id,
p.keyword,
cs.clock_start,
cs.clock_end,
cs.clock_sum,
to_timestamp(c.time_start) as closed_timestamp,
'project' as task_type
from _project_task_headlines p
left join _clock_sums cs using (headline_id)
left join _closed_timestamps c using (headline_id)
union all
select
i.headline_id,
i.keyword,
cs.clock_start,
cs.clock_end,
cs.clock_sum,
to_timestamp(c.time_start) as closed_timestamp,
'iterator' as task_type
from _iterator_tasks i
left join _clock_sums cs using (headline_id)
left join _closed_timestamps c using (headline_id)
)
select
f.file_path,
a.*,
tm.parent_id as project_parent_id,
to_timestamp(s.time_start) as scheduled_timestamp,
to_timestamp(d.time_start) as deadline_timestamp,
h.headline_text,
h.effort,
h.priority,
h.is_archived,
h.is_commented,
h.content,
ct.tag as category,
xt.tag as context,
rt.tags as resources,
t.tags as tags,
cr.created_timestamp,
(ih.tag is not NULL) as incubated
from all_tasks a
join headlines h using (headline_id)
join file_metadata f using (outline_hash)
left join _scheduled_timestamps s using (headline_id)
left join _deadline_timestamps d using (headline_id)
left join _category_tags ct using (headline_id)
left join _context_tags xt using (headline_id)
left join _resource_tags rt using (headline_id)
left join _other_tags t using (headline_id)
left join _created_timestamps cr using (headline_id)
left join _incubated_headlines ih using (headline_id)
left join _task_parent_mappings tm on tm.child_id = h.headline_id
order by a.headline_id, a.closed_timestamp desc;
drop table if exists viz.sleep_length;
create table viz.sleep_length as
with
tmp as (
select distinct
to_localtime(clock_start) as time_start_clock,
to_localtime(scheduled_timestamp) as time_sched,
clock_sum,
clock_start,
clock_end
from viz.all_tasks
where
headline_text = 'sleep')
select distinct
clock_start as sleep_timestamp,
time_sched as sleep_sched,
clock_sum / 60.0 as sleep_hours,
time_start_clock as sleep_start_clock,
-- day of week that sleep starts; subtract 12 hours off timestamp to count
-- bedtime after midnight as starting on the previous day
extract(dow from (clock_start - (12||' hours')::interval) at time zone 'US/Eastern')
as sleep_start_day,
mod((extract(hour from time_start_clock) * 60
- extract(hour from time_sched) * 60
+ extract(minute from time_start_clock)
- extract(minute from time_sched)
+ 720 * 3)::bigint,
1440) / 1440.0 * 24 - 12 as sleep_start_offset from tmp;
drop table if exists viz.check_email_2;
create table viz.check_email_2 as
-- ASSUME that the repeater has the correct time of day, but may be offset
-- by a multiple of 7 days
select
clock_start,
extract(epoch from clock_start::time - scheduled_timestamp::time)/60 as offset_minutes
from viz.all_tasks
where
headline_text = 'check email 2'
order by clock_start desc;
end
$$;