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SortedViewCache

Struct SortedViewCache 

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pub struct SortedViewCache { /* private fields */ }
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Sorted view cache maintaining entities in sort order.

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The cache holds a full copy of every entity it has been given, so callers that feed it from a bounded source (the projector and snapshot restore feed it from the LRU-capped EntityCache) should use upsert_bounded or trim_to_max_entries with that source’s cap.

Entries are evicted from the bottom of the sort order, not by recency. Evicting the least-recently-updated entries (mirroring the entity cache) would drop a top-ranked entity that simply has not updated recently and break leaderboard-style sort + take views. Evicting everything beyond position max_entries keeps every window with skip + take <= max_entries exact. An evicted entity re-enters on its next update, because the projector re-reads the full entity from the entity cache before upserting.

Known edge: after entities are removed from (or move down out of) the top of the order, a previously evicted entity that has not updated since is missing from the cache until it next updates, so a window near the cap can under-fill or show a lower-ranked entity in its place until then.

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impl SortedViewCache

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pub fn new(view_id: String, sort_field: Vec<String>, order: SortOrder) -> Self

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pub fn view_id(&self) -> &str

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pub fn len(&self) -> usize

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pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool

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pub fn upsert(&mut self, entity_key: String, entity: Value) -> UpsertResult

Insert or update an entity, returns the position where it was inserted

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pub fn would_keep( &self, entity_key: &str, entity: &Value, max_entries: usize, ) -> bool

Whether upserting entity under entity_key into a cache bounded at max_entries would keep it: the cache already holds the key, has room, or the entity sorts before its current last entry.

Lets a caller skip copying an entity that Self::upsert_bounded would evict straight away, which in a busy view is most of them.

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pub fn upsert_bounded( &mut self, entity_key: String, entity: Value, max_entries: usize, ) -> UpsertResult

Upsert an entity, then evict from the bottom of the sort order so the cache holds at most max_entries entities.

If the upserted entity itself sorts beyond max_entries it is evicted immediately and the returned position is >= max_entries.

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pub fn trim_to_max_entries(&mut self, max_entries: usize) -> usize

Evict entities from the bottom of the sort order until at most max_entries remain. Returns the number of evicted entities.

Each eviction is an O(log n) pop from the end of the ordered index, so a batch of evictions (e.g. after a bulk rebuild) costs no more than the inserts that caused it. The ordered-keys cache is truncated in place when it is current, so trimming does not force a full rebuild.

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pub fn remove(&mut self, entity_key: &str) -> Option<usize>

Remove an entity, returns the position it was at

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pub fn get(&self, entity_key: &str) -> Option<&Value>

Get entity by key

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pub fn ordered_keys(&mut self) -> &[String]

Get ordered keys (rebuilds cache if dirty)

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pub fn get_window(&mut self, skip: usize, take: usize) -> Vec<(String, Value)>

Get a window of entities

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pub fn get_all_ordered(&mut self) -> Vec<(String, Value)>

Get every entity in deterministic sort order for query-side filtering.

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pub fn compute_window_deltas( &mut self, old_window_keys: &[String], skip: usize, take: usize, ) -> Vec<ViewDelta>

Compute deltas for a client with a specific window

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impl Debug for SortedViewCache

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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