-- We've provided defaults so, change these as required with names for Database Objects in 'UPPERCASE'
SET user_name           = UPPER('STREAMKAP_USER');
SET user_password       = '{password}'; -- IMPORTANT: Make sure to change this!
SET warehouse_name      = UPPER('STREAMKAP_WH'); -- Used for optional views not ingestion 
SET database_name       = UPPER('STREAMKAPDB');
SET schema_name         = UPPER('STREAMKAP');
SET role_name           = UPPER('STREAMKAP_ROLE');
SET network_policy_name = UPPER('STREAMKAP_NETWORK_ACCESS');

-- If your Snowflake account uses custom roles to grant privileges, change these values below
SET sysadmin_role       = UPPER('SYSADMIN');
SET securityadmin_role  = UPPER('SECURITYADMIN');

-- Create a warehouse with defaults:
-- Standard, X-Small, No Scaling, Auto-Suspend after 1 Minute
USE ROLE IDENTIFIER($sysadmin_role);
CREATE WAREHOUSE IF NOT EXISTS IDENTIFIER($warehouse_name) AUTO_SUSPEND =1;

-- Create a database and schema for Streamkap
USE WAREHOUSE IDENTIFIER($warehouse_name);
CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS IDENTIFIER($database_name);
USE DATABASE IDENTIFIER($database_name);
CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS IDENTIFIER($schema_name);

-- Create a Snowflake role with privileges for the Streamkap connector
USE ROLE IDENTIFIER($securityadmin_role);
CREATE ROLE IF NOT EXISTS IDENTIFIER($role_name);

-- Grant privileges on the warehouse
GRANT USAGE ON WAREHOUSE IDENTIFIER($warehouse_name) TO ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name);

-- Grant privileges on the database
GRANT USAGE ON DATABASE IDENTIFIER($database_name) TO ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name);

-- Grant privileges on the database schema
USE ROLE IDENTIFIER($sysadmin_role);
USE DATABASE IDENTIFIER($database_name);
GRANT USAGE ON SCHEMA IDENTIFIER($schema_name) TO ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name);
GRANT CREATE TABLE ON SCHEMA IDENTIFIER($schema_name) TO ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name);
GRANT CREATE STAGE ON SCHEMA IDENTIFIER($schema_name) TO ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name);
GRANT CREATE PIPE ON SCHEMA IDENTIFIER($schema_name) TO ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name);

-- Create a user for Streamkap
USE ROLE IDENTIFIER($securityadmin_role);
CREATE USER IDENTIFIER($user_name) PASSWORD = $user_password DEFAULT_ROLE = $role_name;

-- Grant the custom role to the Streamkap user
GRANT ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name) TO USER IDENTIFIER($user_name);

-- Set the custom role as the default role for the Streamkap user.
-- If you encounter an 'Insufficient privileges' error, verify the '$securityadmin_role' has OWNERSHIP privilege on the '$user_name'.
ALTER USER IDENTIFIER($user_name) SET DEFAULT_ROLE = $role_name;

-- Allow the Streamkap user access to the Snowflake account
-- Latest IPs can be found here: https://docs.streamkap.com/docs/streamkap-ip-addresses-whitelisting
-- If you need to edit the network policy, you can use:
-- ALTER NETWORK POLICY STREAMKAP_NETWORK_ACCESS SET ALLOWED_IP_LIST=('52.32.238.100');
CREATE NETWORK POLICY IDENTIFIER($network_policy_name) ALLOWED_IP_LIST=('52.32.238.100');
ALTER USER IDENTIFIER($user_name) SET NETWORK_POLICY = $network_policy_name;

# generates an encrypted RSA private key
# Make sure to change '{passphrase}' to a password of your choice
openssl genrsa 2048 | openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -v2 aes256 -inform PEM -out streamkap_key.p8 -passout pass:{passphrase}

# generates the public key, referencing the private key
# Don't forget to replace '{passphrase}' with the password used in the previous command
openssl rsa -in streamkap_key.p8 -pubout -out streamkap_key.pub -passin pass:{passphrase}

egrep -v '^-|^$' ./streamkap_key.pub | pbcopy

Get-Content .\streamkap_key.pub | Where-Object { $_ -notmatch '^-|^$' } | Set-Clipboard

-- We've provided a default, so change this as required
SET user_name = UPPER('STREAMKAP_USER');

USE ROLE SECURITYADMIN;

-- Replace '{public key}' below with the public key file contents
-- If you used the previous command to copy the key to your clipboard, use Ctrl+V (Windows)
-- or Cmd+V (MacOS) to replace the '{public key}' placeholder with the key
-- Key part MUST start with 'MII' excluding any headers and footers
ALTER USER STREAMKAP_USER SET RSA_PUBLIC_KEY = '{public key}';

CREATE OR REPLACE DYNAMIC TABLE {schema}.{table}
TARGET_LAG = '1 minute'
WAREHOUSE = STREAMKAP_WH
AS SELECT *
    FROM (
        SELECT *,
            ROW_NUMBER() OVER 
                (PARTITION BY {primary_key_column} 
                ORDER BY __streamkap_source_ts_ms DESC) AS dedupe_id
        FROM {schema}.{table}
    ) AS subquery
WHERE dedupe_id = 1;  -- Latest record
AND __deleted = 'false'  -- Excluding deleted records

-- Snowflake URL is the 'account_url', not 'account_locator_url'
SHOW ORGANIZATION ACCOUNTS;

-- Replace object names below with the names used by your Snowflake Setup script
SET warehouse_name      = UPPER('STREAMKAP_WH');
SET database_name       = UPPER('STREAMKAPDB');
SET schema_name         = UPPER('STREAMKAP');
SET role_name           = UPPER('STREAMKAP_ROLE');
SET user_name           = UPPER('STREAMKAP_USER');
SET network_policy_name = UPPER('STREAMKAP_NETWORK_ACCESS');

-- If your Snowflake account uses custom roles to grant privileges, change the role name below
SET accountadmin_role   = UPPER('ACCOUNTADMIN');

USE ROLE IDENTIFIER($accountadmin_role);

-- If any of the queries fail or return no results, '$accountadmin_role' doesn't have necessary privileges, or the object doesn't exist
-- Warehouses, databases and schemas
DESC WAREHOUSE IDENTIFIER($warehouse_name);
DESC DATABASE IDENTIFIER($database_name); -- Displays schemas; no need for DESC SCHEMA ... query also

-- Users
DESC USER IDENTIFIER($user_name); -- Shows name, defaults and RSA details; no need for separate queries

-- Network policies
DESC NETWORK POLICY IDENTIFIER($network_policy_name);

-- Replace role name below with the role name used by your Snowflake Setup script
SET role_name           = UPPER('STREAMKAP_CONNECTOR');

-- If your Snowflake account uses custom roles to grant privileges, change the role name below
SET accountadmin_role   = UPPER('ACCOUNTADMIN');

USE ROLE IDENTIFIER($accountadmin_role);

-- List privileges
SHOW GRANTS TO ROLE IDENTIFIER($role_name);

DELETE FROM {dataset}.{table}
WHERE
  (NOT EXISTS (
    SELECT 1
    FROM (
      SELECT {primary_key_column, ...}, MAX({timestamp_column}) AS max_timestamp
      FROM {dataset}.{table}
      GROUP BY {primary_key_column, ...}
    ) AS subquery
    WHERE {table}.{primary_key_column} = subquery.{primary_key_column}
      AND {table}.{timestamp_column} = subquery.max_timestamp
  ))