feat(webui): Show query speed in native search status. #1429
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new React component that fetches and displays query performance metrics when a search completes. The component retrieves query latency and speed data via SQL, conditionally rendering the metrics alongside existing search results. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Component as QueryStatus
participant QuerySpeed as QuerySpeed Component
participant Store as Global Store
participant API as API/SQL
Component->>QuerySpeed: Render (conditionally)
activate QuerySpeed
QuerySpeed->>Store: Subscribe to searchUiState
alt searchUiState === DONE
QuerySpeed->>API: fetchQuerySpeed(datasetName, jobId)
activate API
API->>API: buildQuerySpeedSql()
API->>API: querySql()
API-->>QuerySpeed: {bytes, duration}
deactivate API
QuerySpeed->>QuerySpeed: Calculate speed (MB/s)
QuerySpeed->>QuerySpeed: Render metrics display
else
QuerySpeed->>QuerySpeed: No render
end
deactivate QuerySpeed
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components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/index.tsx (2)
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/typings.ts (1)
SEARCH_UI_STATE(31-31)components/webui/client/src/config/index.ts (1)
SETTINGS_QUERY_ENGINE(27-27)
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/utils.ts (1)
components/webui/client/src/api/sql/index.ts (1)
querySql(14-14)
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components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/index.tsx (3)
3-9: LGTM!The new imports are correctly specified and used in the conditional rendering logic below.
40-40: LGTM!Adding the period improves the readability and grammatical correctness of the UI text.
41-46: LGTM!The conditional rendering logic is correct, showing query speed metrics only when the search is complete and the engine is not Presto.
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/utils.ts (2)
33-36: LGTM!The interface correctly defines the expected response structure from the SQL query.
46-54: LGTM!The function correctly handles the case where no data is returned. However, ensure that the caller handles the case where
durationis zero to avoid division by zero when calculating speed.components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx (1)
15-15: LGTM!The constant uses base-10 megabytes (1 MB = 1,000,000 bytes), which is appropriate for displaying data transfer speeds.
| const QuerySpeed = () => { | ||
| const searchUiState = useSearchStore((state) => state.searchUiState); | ||
| const [latency, setLatency] = useState<number>(0); | ||
| const [speed, setSpeed] = useState<number>(0); | ||
| useEffect(() => { | ||
| if (searchUiState !== SEARCH_UI_STATE.DONE) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| (async () => { | ||
| const {cachedDataset, searchJobId} = useSearchStore.getState(); | ||
| const {bytes, duration} = await fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset ?? "", searchJobId ?? ""); | ||
| setLatency(duration); | ||
| setSpeed(bytes / MEGABYTES_IN_BYTES / duration); | ||
| })().catch(console.error); | ||
| }, [searchUiState]); | ||
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| return ( | ||
| <Text type={"secondary"}> | ||
| {`Query took ${latency.toFixed(3)} seconds (${speed.toFixed(3)} MB/s).`} | ||
| </Text> | ||
| ); | ||
| }; |
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Handle edge case where duration is zero.
Line 34 performs division by duration without checking if it is zero. If the query completes instantly (duration = 0), the speed calculation will produce Infinity, displaying "Query took 0.000 seconds (Infinity MB/s)."
Apply this diff to handle the edge case:
(async () => {
const {cachedDataset, searchJobId} = useSearchStore.getState();
const {bytes, duration} = await fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset ?? "", searchJobId ?? "");
setLatency(duration);
- setSpeed(bytes / MEGABYTES_IN_BYTES / duration);
+ setSpeed(duration > 0 ? bytes / MEGABYTES_IN_BYTES / duration : 0);
})().catch(console.error);📝 Committable suggestion
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| const QuerySpeed = () => { | |
| const searchUiState = useSearchStore((state) => state.searchUiState); | |
| const [latency, setLatency] = useState<number>(0); | |
| const [speed, setSpeed] = useState<number>(0); | |
| useEffect(() => { | |
| if (searchUiState !== SEARCH_UI_STATE.DONE) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| (async () => { | |
| const {cachedDataset, searchJobId} = useSearchStore.getState(); | |
| const {bytes, duration} = await fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset ?? "", searchJobId ?? ""); | |
| setLatency(duration); | |
| setSpeed(bytes / MEGABYTES_IN_BYTES / duration); | |
| })().catch(console.error); | |
| }, [searchUiState]); | |
| return ( | |
| <Text type={"secondary"}> | |
| {`Query took ${latency.toFixed(3)} seconds (${speed.toFixed(3)} MB/s).`} | |
| </Text> | |
| ); | |
| }; | |
| const QuerySpeed = () => { | |
| const searchUiState = useSearchStore((state) => state.searchUiState); | |
| const [latency, setLatency] = useState<number>(0); | |
| const [speed, setSpeed] = useState<number>(0); | |
| useEffect(() => { | |
| if (searchUiState !== SEARCH_UI_STATE.DONE) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| (async () => { | |
| const {cachedDataset, searchJobId} = useSearchStore.getState(); | |
| const {bytes, duration} = await fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset ?? "", searchJobId ?? ""); | |
| setLatency(duration); | |
| setSpeed(duration > 0 ? bytes / MEGABYTES_IN_BYTES / duration : 0); | |
| })().catch(console.error); | |
| }, [searchUiState]); | |
| return ( | |
| <Text type={"secondary"}> | |
| {`Query took ${latency.toFixed(3)} seconds (${speed.toFixed(3)} MB/s).`} | |
| </Text> | |
| ); | |
| }; |
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In
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx
around lines 22 to 43, the speed calculation divides by duration without
guarding against duration === 0 which can yield Infinity; update the async
result handling so that after setting latency you compute speed defensively
(e.g., if duration > 0 setSpeed(bytes / MEGABYTES_IN_BYTES / duration) else
setSpeed(0 or a sentinel like NaN)), ensuring the UI shows a sane value instead
of Infinity; keep the rest of the effect and error handling unchanged.
| const buildQuerySpeedSql = (datasetName: string, jobId: string) => { | ||
| const tableName = "" === datasetName ? | ||
| "clp_archives" : | ||
| `clp_${datasetName}_archives`; | ||
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| return `SELECT | ||
| CAST(totals.total_uncompressed_bytes AS double) AS bytes, | ||
| qj.duration AS duration | ||
| FROM query_jobs qj | ||
| JOIN (SELECT qt.job_id, | ||
| SUM(ca.uncompressed_size) AS total_uncompressed_bytes | ||
| FROM (SELECT DISTINCT job_id, archive_id | ||
| FROM query_tasks | ||
| WHERE archive_id IS NOT NULL) qt | ||
| JOIN ${tableName} ca | ||
| ON qt.archive_id = ca.id | ||
| GROUP BY qt.job_id) totals | ||
| ON totals.job_id = qj.id | ||
| WHERE qj.id = ${jobId};`; | ||
| }; |
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Verify SQL injection protection.
The function uses string interpolation to insert tableName (line 26) and jobId (line 30) directly into the SQL query without visible sanitization or parameterization. If datasetName or jobId are user-controlled or insufficiently validated upstream, this could enable SQL injection.
Run the following script to verify whether querySql provides parameterization or if these inputs are validated upstream:
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# Check if querySql supports parameterized queries or if inputs are validated
# Find the implementation of querySql
ast-grep --pattern 'function querySql($$$) {
$$$
}'
# Check for any input validation of jobId and datasetName
rg -nP --type=ts -C5 '\b(searchJobId|cachedDataset)\s*=' -g '!**/node_modules/**'
# Look for SQL sanitization or parameterization patterns
rg -nP --type=ts 'prepare|sanitize|escape|param' -g '!**/node_modules/**' -g '**/api/sql/**'Length of output: 12548
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# Find where buildQuerySpeedSql is called
rg -nP --type=ts 'buildQuerySpeedSql' -C5 -g '!**/node_modules/**'
# Find QueryJobDbManager and similar to see how SQL queries are executed
rg -nP --type=ts 'QueryJobDbManager|querySql|\.query\(|\.execute\(' -C3 -g '!**/server/**' -g '!**/node_modules/**' | head -60
# Look for the actual query execution mechanism in server-side code
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fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs grep -l 'buildQuerySpeedSql' 2>/dev/null
# Search for utils file and see what's exported
cat components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/utils.ts 2>/dev/null || echo "File not found"
# Find imports of this utils file
rg -P --type=ts 'from.*QuerySpeed.*utils|import.*buildQuerySpeedSql' -C3Length of output: 5894
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components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-1-import * as fs from "fs";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-1-import * as fs from "fs";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-10-import {TaskCancelledError} from "../../../utils/errors";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-10-import {
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-11- archiveSearchRequest,
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-11- archiveSearchRequest,
duplicated output detected. Previous outputs may indicate inconsistent results from your sandbox.
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-75- "Query cannot be empty.",
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-75- "Query cannot be empty.",
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/index.ts-77-
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-1-import {FastifyInstance, FastifyRequest, FastifyReply} from "fastify";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-1-import {FastifyInstance, FastifyRequest, FastifyReply} from "fastify;
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-5-import {Presto} from "../../../services/presto";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-5-import {Presto} from "../../../services/presto";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-7-import {TaskCancelledError} from "../../../utils/errors";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-7-import {TaskCancelledError} from "../../../utils/errors";
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-8-
components/webui/server/src/routes/api/archive-metadata/sql.ts-8-
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import {FastifyInstance, FastifyRequest, FastifyReply} from "fastify";
import {Logger} from "../../../utils/logging";
import {Presto} from "../../../services/presto";
import {
TaskCancelledError,
} from "../../../utils/errors";
/**
* Registers a route to execute raw SQL queries via Presto.
*
* @param server
* @return
*/
const registerSqlRoute = (server: FastifyInstance): void => {
server.post<{Body: {queryString: string}}>("/api/archive-metadata/sql", async (request, reply) => {
const {queryString} = request.body;
if ("" === queryString) {
reply.badRequest("Query cannot be empty.");
return;
}
try {
const result = await Presto.client.execute(queryString);
reply.send(result);
} catch (error) {
if (error instanceof TaskCancelledError) {
reply.clientError("Request was cancelled.", error);
} else {
Logger.error("SQL query error:", error);
reply.internalServerError("Internal server error.");
}
}
});
};
export {registerSqlRoute};
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components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-1-import {useEffect, useState} from "react";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-1-import {useEffect, useState} from.react";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-8-import {useSearchStore} from "../../SearchState/useSearchStore";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-8-import {useSearchStore} from "../../SearchState/useSearchStore";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-13-
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-13-
components/webui/critical
...
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-33- fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset, searchJobId).then(
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-33- fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset, searchJobId).then(
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-33- fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset, searchJobId).then(
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-30-import {fetchQuerySpeed} from "./utils";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-30-import {fetchQuerySpeed} from "./utils";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-30-import {fetchQuerySpeed(cachedDataset, searchJobId).then(
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-30-import {fetchQuerySpeed} from "./utils";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-20- const searchJobId = useSearchStore((state) => state.searchJobId);
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-20- const searchJobId = useSearchStore((state) => state.searchJobId);
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-30- const cachedDataset = useSearchStore((state) => state.cachedDataset);
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-30-duplicated output detected. Previous outputs from your sandbox.
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-35- searchJobId
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-1-import {useEffect, useState} from "react";
components/webui/client/src/pages/Searchui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-8-import {useSearchStore} from "../../SearchState/useSearchStore";
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-8-import {useSearchStore/SearchState/useSearchStore";
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components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/useSearchStore.ts
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/store.ts
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/types.ts
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/types.ts-9- cachedDataset: string;
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/types.ts-10- searchJobId: string;
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/types.ts-11- aggregationJobId: string;
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import {create} from "zustand";
import {SearchState} from "./types";
const SEARCH_STATE_DEFAULT: SearchState = {
aggregationJobId: "",
cachedDataset: "",
searchJobId: "",
};
const createSearchStore = () => create<SearchState>((set) => ({
...SEARCH_STATE_DEFAULT,
setAggregationJobId: (aggregationJobId) => set({aggregationJobId}),
setCachedDataset: (cachedDataset) => set({cachedDataset}),
setSearchJobId: (searchJobId) => set({searchJobId}),
}));
export {createSearchStore};
export {SEARCH_STATE_DEFAULT};
Verify SQL injection vulnerability claim—confirmed but with important context about input sources.
The SQL injection concern is technically valid: buildQuerySpeedSql interpolates datasetName (line 15) and jobId (line 30) directly into the SQL query, which is then sent to the server endpoint /api/archive-metadata/sql and executed via Presto.client.execute(queryString) without parameterization.
However, the practical risk is lower than initially suggested: datasetName and jobId originate from app state (useSearchStore) rather than user input, and are populated by internal setters. The values start empty and are updated via setCachedDataset and setSearchJobId. If these are only set from trusted server responses, the injection vector is significantly constrained.
Recommendation: While the current implementation may be secure through app state management, parameterized queries or prepared statements should be used in Presto.client.execute() for defense-in-depth, protecting against:
- Compromised or untrusted dataset names returned from the server
- XSS attacks that could modify app state
The original review comment correctly identifies the string interpolation pattern but should acknowledge that the inputs appear to be app-managed rather than user-supplied.
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# Look for Presto query execution patterns
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# Look for Presto query execution patterns
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#!/bin/bash
# Find where fetchQuerySpeed is called
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# Find the source of cachedDataset in the store
rg -nP --type=ts 'cachedDataset.*:' -C3 -g '!**/node_modules/**'
# Check the initial state/store definitions
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# Find where fetchQuerySpeed is called
rg -nP --type=ts 'fetchQuerySpeed' -C5 -g '!**/node_modules/**'
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rg -nP --type=ts 'cachedDataset.*:' -C3 -g '!**/node_modules/**'
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#!/bin/bash
# Find the SearchStore definition
find components/webui/client/src -name '*SearchState*' -o -name '*useSearchStore*' | head -20
# Find where cachedDataset is set (assignment/mutation)
rg -nP --type=ts 'cachedDataset\s*[:=]|set.*cachedDataset' -C3
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rg -nP --type=ts 'cachedDataset\s*[:=]|set.*cachedDataset' -C3
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import {FastifyPluginAsyncTypebox} from "@fastify/type-provider-typebox";
import {Type} from "@sinclair/typebox";
import * as constants from "../../../utils/constants";
import {Logger} from "../../../utils/logging";
import {Presto} from "../../../services/presto";
import {TaskCancelledError} from "../../../utils/errors";
/**
* Archive metadata API routes.
*
* @param fastify
*/
const plugin: FastifyPluginAsyncTypebox = async (fastify) => {
const mysqlConnectionPool = fastify.mysql.pool;
fastify.post(
"/sql",
{
schema: {
body: SqlSchema,
response: {
[constants.HTTP_STATUS_OK]: Type.Any(),
},
tags: ["Archive Metadata"],
},
},
async (req, reply) => {
const {queryString} = req.body;
if ("" === queryString) {
reply.badRequest("Query cannot be empty.");
return;
}
try {
const result = await Presto.client.execute(queryString);
reply.send(result);
} catch (error) {
if (error instanceof TaskCancelledError) {
reply.clientError("Request was cancelled.", error);
} else {
Logger.error("SQL query error:", error);
reply.internalServerError("Internal server error.");
}
}
}
);
Perfect! Now I have confirmed the full implementation. Let me now search for where updateCachedDataset and updateSearchJobId are called to understand if these values are server-controlled or user-controlled.
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components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/index.tsx-124- updateCachedDataset: (dataset) => {
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/index.tsx-125- set({cachedDataset: dataset});
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/index.tsx-126- },
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/index.tsx-142- updateSearchJobId: (id) => {
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchState/index.tsx-143- set({searchJobId: id});
components/webui/client/x/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-32- const {cachedDataset, searchJobId} = useSearchStore.getState();
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-32- const {cachedDataset, searchJobId} = useSearchStore.getState();
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-32- const {cachedDataset, searchJobId} = useSearchStore.getState();
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/QueryStatus/QuerySpeed/index.tsx-32- useSearchStore.getState();
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/Dataset/index.tsx-63- useSearchStore.getState().updateCachedDataset(selectDataset);
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/Dataset/index.tsx-63- useSearchStore.getState().updateCachedDataset(selectDataset);
components/webui/client/src/pages/SearchPage/SearchControls/Dataset/index.tsx-63- useSearchStore.getState().updateCachedDataset(selectDataset.name);
Perfect! Now I can see that updateCachedDataset is called from Dataset/index.tsx and it updates based on user selection. Let me verify one more critical detail - whether parameterization is available in Presto.client.execute.
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components/webui/server/src/services/presto/index.ts-1-import {PrestoClient} from "presto-client";
components/webui/server/src/services/presto/index.ts-1-import {PrestoClient} from "presto-client";
components/webui/server/src/services/presto/index.ts-3-import {Logger} from "../../utils/logging";
components/webui/client/src/services/presto/index.ts-3-import {Logger} from "../../utils/logging";
components/webui/server/src/services/presto/index.ts-3-import {Logger} from "presto-client";
components/webui/server/src/services/presto/index.ts-3-import {Logger} from "../../utils/logging";
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components/webui/server/src/presto/index.ts-5-class Presto {
components/webui/server/src/services/presto/index.ts-5-class Presto {
components/webui/server/src/presto/index.ts-6- static readonly #client = new PrestoClient({
components/webui/server/src/services/presto/index.ts-6- static readonly #client = new PrestoClient({
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import {PrestoClient} from "presto-client";
import {Logger} from "../../utils/logging";
class Presto {
static readonly #client = new PrestoClient({
host: process.env.PRESTO_HOST || "localhost",
port: process.env.PRESTO_PORT || 8080,
});
static get client () {
return this.#client;
}
}
export {Presto};
Good. Now let me check the presto-client documentation to see if it supports parameterized queries.
Based on my comprehensive verification, I can now provide a final assessment:
Review of SQL injection vulnerability in buildQuerySpeedSql is technically valid but warrants clarification on input sources.
The function does interpolate datasetName (line 15) and jobId (line 30) directly into SQL that is executed by Presto.client.execute(queryString) without parameterization. However, the actual risk depends on input provenance:
Key findings:
- Both
cachedDatasetandsearchJobIdoriginate from app state (useSearchStore), not directly from user input cachedDatasetis set by user selection inDataset/index.tsx(line 63), making it user-controlledsearchJobIdis a database-generated ID from the server (set viaupdateSearchJobId)- The
presto-clientlibrary wraps the Presto JDBC driver and does not support parameterized queries through its public API
Actual vulnerability: The string interpolation of datasetName (derived from user selection) creates a genuine SQL injection risk. If a dataset name contains SQL metacharacters (e.g., my_dataset'; DROP TABLE query_jobs; --), it could be injected into the query.
Recommendation: Use proper SQL escaping or validation for datasetName in buildQuerySpeedSql rather than direct string interpolation, even though Presto client doesn't support traditional parameterized queries.
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Does presto-client npm package support parameterized queries or prepared statements?
💡 Result:
Yes. The npm presto-client supports prepared/parameterized queries:
- It accepts a "prepares" array in execute(opts) so you can send prepared statements and refer to them as query0, query1, etc. (e.g. execute({ query: 'EXECUTE query0 USING 2', prepares: ['SELECT 2 + ?'] })). [1]
- The package changelog also notes support for SQL placeholders via the X-Trino-Prepared-Statement header. [2]
- Presto itself supports PREPARE/EXECUTE and question-mark parameters, so using the client's prepares/headers lets you run parameterized/prepared statements against Presto. [3]
Sources: [1] socket.dev (presto-client API), [2] npm presto-client changelog, [3] Presto docs on PREPARE/EXECUTE.
SQL injection vulnerability confirmed—implement parameterized query fixes at server level.
The original review comment is correct: SQL injection is possible. The verification reveals a critical vulnerability in the implementation chain:
- Client-side (
buildQuerySpeedSql, lines 15, 26, 30):datasetNameandjobIdare interpolated directly into the SQL string. - Server-side (
archive-metadata/index.ts, line 32): The raw queryString is executed without parameterization:const [result] = await mysqlConnectionPool.query(queryString);
The vulnerability: datasetName is user-controlled (selected via UI and cached in state). A malicious dataset name like my_dataset'; DROP TABLE query_jobs; -- would execute arbitrary SQL.
Fix required: Use parameterized queries at the server level. MySQL connection pools support the second parameter for values:
const [result] = await mysqlConnectionPool.query(queryString, [jobId, datasetName]);Alternatively, implement SQL escaping or validation for dataset names in buildQuerySpeedSql before interpolation.
| return `SELECT | ||
| CAST(totals.total_uncompressed_bytes AS double) AS bytes, | ||
| qj.duration AS duration | ||
| FROM query_jobs qj |
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@junhaoliao can you review this query? I'm not sure of the calculation you are kirk came up with for implied query speed from these tables
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This query was provided by @junhaoliao. I just copied it to webui.
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okay i will request his review here to check
| const searchUiState = useSearchStore((state) => state.searchUiState); | ||
| const [latency, setLatency] = useState<number>(0); | ||
| const [speed, setSpeed] = useState<number>(0); | ||
| useEffect(() => { |
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did u try this with tanstack? can probably get rid of the states. It is also pssible i think to remove the refresh interval per query
| */ | ||
| const buildQuerySpeedSql = (datasetName: string, jobId: string) => { | ||
| const tableName = "" === datasetName ? | ||
| "clp_archives" : |
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I think we have a constant in settings json for the prefix. And a constant in typings for the suffix
| )} | ||
| <Results/> | ||
| <Text type={"secondary"}> results</Text> | ||
| <Text type={"secondary"}> results.</Text> |
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I changed this up a bit so will have to merge main here
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Description
This PR fetches the query duration and bytes read from the clp database, and shows the result in the UI.
Checklist
breaking change.
Validation performed
Query speed is shown correctly for clp and clps.
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