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Data utilities

Expandable Map & Collection

Expandable structure enable nested data structure to substitution source for other data structure or text. Data substitution expression starts with $ sign, you can use path where dot or [index] allows access data sub node.

ExpandAsText

ExpandAsText expands any expression that has satisfied dependencies, meaning only expression that path is present can be expanded, otherwise expression is left unchanged. In case when UDF is used, expression is expanded if UDF does not return an error.

Usage:

    aMap := Map(map[string]interface{}{
		"key1": 1,
		"key2": map[string]interface{}{
			"subKey1":10,
			"subKey2":20,
		},
		"key3": "subKey2",
		"array": []interface{}{
			111, 222, 333,
		},
		"slice": []interface{}{
			map[string]interface{}{
				"attr1":111,
				"attr2":222,
			},
		},
	})
	expandedText := aMap.ExpandAsText(`1: $key1, 
2: ${array[2]}  
3: $key2.subKey1 
4: $key2[$key3] ${slice[0].attr1}  
5: ${(key1 + 1) * 3} 
6: $abc
7: end
`)
	
	
/* expands to 
1: 1, 
2: 333  
3: 10 
4: 20 111  
5: 6 
6: $abc
7: end
*/

Expand arbitrary data structure

    aMap := Map(map[string]interface{}{
		"key1": 1,
		"key2": map[string]interface{}{
			"subKey1":10,
			"subKey2":20,
		},
		"key3": "subKey2",
		"array": []interface{}{
			111, 222, 333,
		},
		"slice": []interface{}{
			map[string]interface{}{
				"attr1":111,
				"attr2":222,
			},
		},
	})
    
    data := map[string]interface{}{
    	"k1": "$key1",
    	"k2":"$array",
    	"k3":"$key2",
    }
    expanded := aMap.Expand(data)
    /* expands to
        map[string]interface{}{
        	"k1": 1,
        	"k2": []interface{}{111, 222, 333},
        	"k3": map[string]interface{}{
                "subKey1":10,
                "subKey2":20,
            },
        }
    */
    

UDF expandable User defined function

You can add dynamic data substitution by registering function in top level map.

type Udf func(interface{}, Map) (interface{}, error)
        aMap: data.Map(map[string]interface{}{
            "dailyCap":   100,
            "overallCap": 2,
            "AsFloat": func(source interface{}, state Map) (interface{}, error) {
                return toolbox.AsFloat(source), nil
            },
        })

        expanded := aMap.Expand("$AsFloat($dailyCap)")
        //expands to actual float: 100.0

Predefined UDF

Compacted slice

Using a generic data structure in a form []map[string]interface{} is extremely memory inefficient, CompactedSlice addresses the memory inefficiency by storing the new item values in a slice and by mapping corresponding fields to the item slice index positions. On top of that any neighboring nil values can be compacted too.

Usage


    collection := NewCompactedSlice(true, true)

    for i := 0;i<10;i++ {
        collection.Add(map[string]interface{}{
            "f1":  i+1,
            "f12": i+10,
            "f15": i*20,
            "f20": i+4,
            "f11": nil,
            "f12": nil,
            "f13": nil,
            "f14": "",
        })
	}
    
    collection.Range(func(data interface{}) (bool, error) {
        actual = append(actual, toolbox.AsMap(data))
        return true, nil
    })
    
    
 

Documentation

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Constants

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Variables

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Functions

func ExtractPath

func ExtractPath(expression string) string

func Parse

func Parse(expression string, handler func(expression string, isUDF bool, argument interface{}) (interface{}, bool)) interface{}

Parse parses expression

Types

type Collection

type Collection []interface{}

Collection represents a slice of interface{} (generic type)

func NewCollection

func NewCollection() *Collection

NewCollection creates a new collection and returns a pointer

func (*Collection) PadWithMap

func (s *Collection) PadWithMap(size int)

PadWithMap creates missing elements with a map

func (*Collection) Push

func (s *Collection) Push(value interface{})

Push appends provided value to the slice

func (*Collection) Range

func (s *Collection) Range(handler func(item interface{}, index int) (bool, error)) error

Range iterates over every item in this collection as long as handler returns true. Handler takes an index and index of the slice element.

func (*Collection) RangeInt

func (s *Collection) RangeInt(handler func(item interface{}, index int) (bool, error)) error

RangeMap iterates every int item in this collection as long as handler returns true. Handler takes an index and index of the slice element

func (*Collection) RangeMap

func (s *Collection) RangeMap(handler func(item Map, index int) (bool, error)) error

RangeMap iterates every map item in this collection as long as handler returns true. Handler takes an index and index of the slice element

func (*Collection) RangeString

func (s *Collection) RangeString(handler func(item interface{}, index int) (bool, error)) error

RangeMap iterates every string item in this collection as long as handler returns true. Handler takes an index and index of the slice element

func (*Collection) String

func (s *Collection) String() string

String returns a string representation of this collection

type CompactedSlice

type CompactedSlice struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

CompactedSlice represented a compacted slice to represent object collection

func NewCompactedSlice

func NewCompactedSlice(omitEmpty, compressNils bool) *CompactedSlice

NewCompactedSlice create new compacted slice

func (*CompactedSlice) Add

func (s *CompactedSlice) Add(data map[string]interface{})

Add adds data to a collection

func (*CompactedSlice) Iterator added in v0.6.0

func (s *CompactedSlice) Iterator() toolbox.Iterator

Iterator returns a slice iterator

func (*CompactedSlice) Range

func (s *CompactedSlice) Range(handler func(item interface{}) (bool, error)) error

Range iterate over slice

func (*CompactedSlice) Size

func (s *CompactedSlice) Size() int

Size returns size of collection

func (*CompactedSlice) SortedIterator added in v0.6.0

func (s *CompactedSlice) SortedIterator(indexBy []string) (toolbox.Iterator, error)

SortedIterator returns sorted iterator

func (*CompactedSlice) SortedRange added in v0.6.0

func (s *CompactedSlice) SortedRange(indexBy []string, handler func(item interface{}) (bool, error)) error

SortedRange sort collection by supplied index and then call for each item supplied handler callback

type Map

type Map map[string]interface{}

Map types is an alias type to map[string]interface{} with extended behaviours

func NewMap

func NewMap() Map

NewMap creates a new instance of a map.

func (*Map) Apply

func (s *Map) Apply(source map[string]interface{})

Apply copies all elements of provided map to this map.

func (*Map) AsEncodableMap

func (s *Map) AsEncodableMap() map[string]interface{}

Returns a map that can be encoded by json or other decoders. Since a map can store a function, it filters out any non marshalable types.

func (*Map) Clone

func (s *Map) Clone() Map

Clones create a clone of this map.

func (*Map) Delete

func (s *Map) Delete(keys ...string)

Delete removes the supplied keys, it supports key of path expression with dot i.e. request.method

func (*Map) Expand

func (s *Map) Expand(source interface{}) interface{}

Expand expands provided value of any type with dollar sign expression/

func (*Map) ExpandAsText

func (s *Map) ExpandAsText(text string) string

ExpandAsText expands all matching expressions starting with dollar sign ($)

func (*Map) Get

func (s *Map) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns a value for provided key

func (*Map) GetBoolean

func (s *Map) GetBoolean(key string) bool

GetBoolean returns value for provided key as boolean.

func (*Map) GetCollection

func (s *Map) GetCollection(key string) *Collection

GetCollection returns value for provided key as collection pointer.

func (*Map) GetFloat

func (s *Map) GetFloat(key string) float64

GetFloat returns value for provided key as float64.

func (*Map) GetInt

func (s *Map) GetInt(key string) int

GetInt returns value for provided key as int.

func (*Map) GetMap

func (s *Map) GetMap(key string) Map

GetMap returns value for provided key as map.

func (*Map) GetString

func (s *Map) GetString(key string) string

GetString returns value for provided key as string.

func (*Map) GetValue

func (s *Map) GetValue(expr string) (interface{}, bool)

GetValue returns value for provided expression. The expression uses dot (.) to denote nested data structure. The following expression as supported

  1. <-key shift
  2. ++key pre increment
  3. key++ post increment
  4. $key reference access

func (*Map) Has

func (s *Map) Has(key string) bool

Has returns true if the provided key is present

func (*Map) Put

func (s *Map) Put(key string, value interface{})

Put puts key value into the map.

func (*Map) Range

func (s *Map) Range(callback func(k string, v interface{}) (bool, error)) error

Range iterates every key, value pair of this map, calling supplied callback as long it does return true.

func (*Map) Replace

func (s *Map) Replace(key, val string)

Replace replaces supplied key/path with corresponding value

func (*Map) SetValue

func (s *Map) SetValue(expr string, value interface{})

Set value sets value in the map for the supplied expression. The expression uses dot (.) to denote nested data structure. For instance the following expression key1.subKey1.attr1 Would take or create map for key1, followied bu takeing or creating antother map for subKey1 to set attr1 key with provided value The following expression as supported

  1. $key reference - the final key is determined from key's content.
  2. ->key push expression to append value at the end of the slice

type Udf

type Udf func(interface{}, Map) (interface{}, error)

Udf represents a user defined function used to transform data.

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