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feat: ClickHouse over fetch, and OpenTelemetry spans for every statement - #33
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effect-orm compiled queries but left running them to Effect's @effect/sql-clickhouse, which wraps the Node client and cannot run in Cloudflare Workers; and the spans a query got were Effect's generic `sql.execute`, whose `db.operation.name` is the client method. - @maple-dev/effect-orm/clickhouse-http: a ClickHouse SqlClient over Effect's HttpClient. Interrupting a statement aborts its request and sends KILL QUERY for its query_id (a closed connection alone left the query running on the server); failures carry the SqlError reasons Effect's driver uses; credentials go in a header; asCommand, withQueryId and withSettings behave as there. - Database opens one client span per statement, per the OpenTelemetry database conventions: named after db.query.summary (`SELECT events`), with db.system.name, db.operation.name, db.collection.name, db.response.returned_rows and error.type. withQuerySummary names a group of statements. sql.execute nests inside with the query text. - CompiledQuery.collection: the FROM table of a SELECT, or the table a write changes; absent over a subquery, union or CTE. Tested offline against a fake HttpClient and a recording tracer on PGlite, and live against ClickHouse 26.6, including that an interrupted query leaves system.processes (it fails without the kill). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Adds a fetch-based ClickHouse
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Findings🟠 Warning · F1 · ClickHouse calls carry no
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| Change | Kind | Observable | Evidence |
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| ClickHouse statements over fetch (one HTTP POST per statement, plus the KILL on interrupt) | outbound client call | yes | Statement span from src/database/tracing.ts:64-80 via src/database/database.ts:248, :281; the instrumented HTTP span is turned off at src/clickhouse-http/client.ts:154-155 |
One span per Database statement on every dialect |
database query | yes | src/database/tracing.ts:80 sets kind client with db.system.name, db.operation.name, db.collection.name, db.query.summary, db.response.returned_rows |
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- Around line 99-104: Update validateUrl to reject URLs whose pathname is not
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- Spans carry server.address, server.port and peer.service ("clickhouse",
overridable through spanAttributes, which now apply last). With the
HTTP span off, nothing else named the server, so service maps drew no
edge to it.
- A path in `url` is kept, for ClickHouse behind a proxy prefix; the
config doc said paths were refused, which the code never did.
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🟠 Major · Keep KILL QUERY active during stream consumption. · client.ts:232-261
src/clickhouse-http/client.ts:232-261
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep
KILL QUERYactive during stream consumption.
sendattachesEffect.onInterrupt(() => kill(queryId))only tohttp.execute(request).executeStreamconsumesresponse.streamafter that effect completes. Interrupting the stream therefore does not sendKILL QUERY. The request abort alone may not stop ClickHouse while it computes its first block, so the remote query can continue running.Register the interruption cleanup around the response stream and reuse the same
queryId. Add a test that acquires a response, blocks its body, and interrupts stream consumption.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…early The KILL QUERY guard covered only the request, which returns once ClickHouse sends its headers, i.e. with the first block. Reading the body afterwards, or a stream ended by interruption, failure or an early stop (`Stream.take`), left the query running on the server. `send` now hands back the query id; a JSON read kills on interrupt, and a stream kills on any ending other than reading its body to the end. Tests cover an early-stopped stream, an interrupted body read and a fully read stream (no kill); each fails without its guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Maple review🟢 Confidence 9/10 · safe to merge Closes the KILL QUERY guard over body reads and early-stopped streams, names the peer on the client's spans, and keeps a URL path for proxy prefixes. Safe to merge.
Fixed since the last review
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Why
Until now effect-orm compiled queries but couldn't send them in every runtime, and the traces it produced said little:
SqlClientwas Effect's@effect/sql-clickhouse, which wraps the Node client, so ClickHouse queries couldn't run in Cloudflare Workers, Deno or a browser. superwall/paywall-next had to build its own executor for its API Worker.sql.executespan. Itsdb.operation.nameis the client method name ("execute"), and it carries no table, because only a compiled query knows that.What
@maple-dev/effect-orm/clickhouse-httpA ClickHouse
SqlClientbuilt on Effect'sHttpClient. Pass itFetchHttpClient.layerand it runs anywherefetchdoes. It plugs intoDatabaselike any other client.KILL QUERY … ASYNCfor that statement'squery_id.cancel_http_readonly_queries_on_client_close=1.SqlErrorreasons:SqlSyntaxError,AuthenticationError,AuthorizationError,StatementTimeoutErrororUnknownError. They're read fromX-ClickHouse-Exception-Code, falling back toCode: Nin the response body, with the same codes as@effect/sql-clickhouse.Databasetherefore maps them the same way.Authorizationheader. A URL that contains credentials, a query string or a fragment is rejected.asCommand,withQueryIdandwithSettings, as on Effect's driver.sqltemplate values are bound server-side as{pN: Type}/param_pN..streamreads JSONEachRow line by line.A span for every
DatabasestatementEach statement gets one client span, following the OpenTelemetry database conventions:
SELECT events. If the statement has no single table, the name is just the operation, or the database system.db.system.name(clickhouse/postgresql),db.operation.name,db.collection.name,db.query.summary,db.response.returned_rows, anderror.typeon failure.Db.withQuerySummary(name)names the statements an effect runs.sql.executespan sits inside the new span and keeps the query text.CompiledQuery.collectionThe table a statement targets: the
FROMtable of a SELECT, or the table a write changes. It's absent when there's no single table: a subquery, a union, or a CTE (even one that shadows a table's name). This is what lets spans name the table without parsing SQL.Testing
src/clickhouse-http/client.test.ts, 14 tests). These cover:Database.run, including decoding 64-bit integers;KILL QUERYfor the right query id.src/database/tracing.test.ts, 7 tests). These cover span names and attributes for a SELECT, an INSERT with RETURNING, and a subquery (no table); the summary override;error.type; thatsql.executeis nested under the new span; andcollection.tests/clickhouse-http.clickhouse.test.ts, 5 tests). These cover a builder query throughDatabase, server-side binding, streaming, error classification, and an interrupted query leavingsystem.processes. That last test fails without the kill, which I checked by removing it.bun run typecheckandbun run testpass (705 tests, doc citations, export catalog, doc examples);test:packagepasses, with the CommonJS consumer loading all 13 entry points from the packed tarball.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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