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-module(epgsql_cmd_prepared_query_oom_protection).
-behaviour(epgsql_command).

-export([init/1, execute/2, handle_message/4]).

-export_type([response/0]).

-type response() :: {ok, Count :: non_neg_integer(), Cols :: [epgsql:column()], Rows :: [tuple()]}
                  | {ok, Count :: non_neg_integer()}
                  | {ok, Cols :: [epgsql:column()], Rows :: [tuple()]}

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%% @doc Hepers to format common erlang constructs (records, stacktraces) in a more human-readable way
%% Inspired heavily by https://github.com/erlang-lager/lager
-module(log_format).
-export([record/2, f_record/2]).
-export([records/2, f_records/2]).
-export([stack/1, f_stack/1]).

%% @doc Converts record to a string using `#record{}', not `{tuple}' syntax
%%
%% `record(#my_record{a = 1, b = qwerty}, record_info(fields, my_record))'

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%% Version of epgsql:equery/3 that uses named statements and caches them in process dictionary
%%
%% Algorithm pseudocode is:
%% <pre>
%% stmt = cache_get(name)
%% if not stmt:
%%    stmt = parse_and_describe(name, sql)  # network roundtrip
%%    cache_put(name, stmt)
%% return bind_and_execute(stmt, params)    # network roundtrip
%% </pre>

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$ rebar3 dialyzer                                                                                                                                                                    [15:33:30]
===> Verifying dependencies...
===> Compiling mylib
===> Dialyzer starting, this may take a while...
===> Updating plt...
===> Resolving files...
===> Checking 202 files in "sandbox/mylib/_build/default/rebar3_23.0_plt"...
===> Doing success typing analysis...
===> Resolving files...
===> Analyzing 2 files with "sandbox/mylib/_build/default/rebar3_23.0_plt"...

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%% Single-roundtrip version of epgsql:equery/3
%%
%% It does parse-bind-execute sequence in 1 network roundtrip.
%% The cost is that user should manually provide the datatype information for
%% each bind-parameter.
%% Another potential problem is that connection will crash if epgsql does not
%% have a codec for any of result columns. Explicit type casting may save you
%% in this case: `SELECT my_enum::text FROM my_tab'. Or you can implement the
%% codec you need.
%%

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-module(proper_json).

-export([json/0, json/1]).

json() ->
  ?SIZED(Size, json(Size)).


json(0) ->
  j_literal();

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#!/bin/bash
# Automatic interactive installer for mtproto proxy https://github.com/seriyps/mtproto_proxy
# Supported OS:
# - Ubuntu 18.xx
# - Ubuntu 19.xx
# - Ubuntu 20.xx
# - Ubuntu 21.xx
# - Ubuntu 22.xx
# - Debian 11 bullseye
# - Debian 10 buster

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%%% @author sergey <[email protected]>
%%% @copyright (C) 2018, sergey
%%% @doc
%%% Given a liast of resources M and list of users N, N > M;
%%% Any resourse might be acquired by one or more users (by request from user).
%%% There is no bound on how many users can acquire single resource.
%%% User may release resource at any time.
%%% User must get resource that is used by least amount of other users.
%%% @end
%%% Created :  8 Oct 2018 by sergey <[email protected]>