builder

Documentation

Index

• type ExploreFieldsSpecBuilder
• type ExploreFieldsSpecBuildingClosure
• type SelectorSpec
• type SelectorSpecBuilder
  • func NewSelectorSpecBuilder(np ld.NodePrototype) SelectorSpecBuilder

Types

type ExploreFieldsSpecBuilder

type ExploreFieldsSpecBuilder interface {
	Insert(k string, v SelectorSpec)
}

ExploreFieldsSpecBuilder is an interface for assemble the map of fields to selectors in ExploreFields

type ExploreFieldsSpecBuildingClosure

type ExploreFieldsSpecBuildingClosure func(ExploreFieldsSpecBuilder)

ExploreFieldsSpecBuildingClosure is a function that provided to SelectorSpecBuilder's ExploreFields method that assembles the fields map in the selector using an ExploreFieldsSpecBuilder

type SelectorSpec

type SelectorSpec interface {
	Node() ld.Node
	Selector() (selector.Selector, error)
}

SelectorSpec is a specification for a selector that can build a selector ld.Node or an actual parsed Selector

type SelectorSpecBuilder

type SelectorSpecBuilder interface {
	ExploreRecursiveEdge() SelectorSpec
	ExploreRecursive(limit selector.RecursionLimit, sequence SelectorSpec) SelectorSpec
	ExploreUnion(...SelectorSpec) SelectorSpec
	ExploreAll(next SelectorSpec) SelectorSpec
	ExploreIndex(index int64, next SelectorSpec) SelectorSpec
	ExploreRange(start, end int64, next SelectorSpec) SelectorSpec
	ExploreFields(ExploreFieldsSpecBuildingClosure) SelectorSpec
	Matcher() SelectorSpec
}

SelectorSpecBuilder is a utility interface to build selector ld nodes quickly.

It serves two purposes: 1. Save the user of go-ld-prime time and mental overhead with an easy interface for making selector nodes in much less code without having to remember the selector sigils 2. Provide a level of protection from selector schema changes, at least in terms of naming, if not structure

func NewSelectorSpecBuilder

func NewSelectorSpecBuilder(np ld.NodePrototype) SelectorSpecBuilder

NewSelectorSpecBuilder creates a SelectorSpecBuilder which will store data in the format determined by the given ld.NodePrototype.