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Library for Creating an Operational Data Hub on MarkLogic
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xquery version "1.0-ml";
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Copyright (c) 2013 Ryan Dew

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@author Ryan Dew ([email protected])
@version 1.0.3
@description This is a module with function changing XML in memory by creating subtrees using the ancestor, preceding-sibling, and following-sibling axes
				and intersect/except expressions. Requires MarkLogic 7+.
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module namespace mem-op-fun="http://maxdewpoint.blogspot.com/memory-operations/functional";
import module namespace mem-op="http://maxdewpoint.blogspot.com/memory-operations" at "memory-operations.xqy";
import module namespace node-op="http://maxdewpoint.blogspot.com/node-operations" at "node-operations.xqy";
declare default function namespace "http://www.w3.org/2005/xpath-functions";
declare namespace xdmp="http://marklogic.com/xdmp";
declare namespace map="http://marklogic.com/xdmp/map";
declare option xdmp:mapping "true";
declare option xdmp:copy-on-validate "true";

(: Queue insert a child into the node :)
declare function mem-op-fun:insert-child(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $parent-node as element()*,
  $new-nodes as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map, $parent-node, $new-nodes, "insert-child")
};

(: Queue insert as first child into the node :)
declare function mem-op-fun:insert-child-first(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $parent-node as element()*,
  $new-nodes as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map,
    $parent-node,
    $new-nodes,
    "insert-child-first")
};

(: Queue insert a sibling before the node :)
declare function mem-op-fun:insert-before(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $sibling as node()*,
  $new-nodes as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map, $sibling, $new-nodes, "insert-before")
};

(: Queue insert a sibling after the node :)
declare function mem-op-fun:insert-after(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $sibling as node()*,
  $new-nodes as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map, $sibling, $new-nodes, "insert-after")
};

(: Queue replace of the node :)
declare function mem-op-fun:replace(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $replace-nodes as node()*,
  $new-nodes as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map,
    $replace-nodes except $replace-nodes/descendant::node(),
    $new-nodes,
    "replace")
};

(: Queue delete the node :)
declare function mem-op-fun:delete(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $delete-nodes as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map,
    $delete-nodes except $delete-nodes/descendant::node(),
    (),
    "replace")
};

(: Queue renaming of node :)
declare function mem-op-fun:rename(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $nodes-to-rename as node()*,
  $new-name as xs:QName)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map,
    $nodes-to-rename,
    element { $new-name } { },
    "rename")
};

(: Queue replacement of a value of an element or attribute :)
declare function mem-op-fun:replace-value(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $nodes-to-change as node()*,
  $value as xs:anyAtomicType?)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map,
    $nodes-to-change,
    text { $value },
    "replace-value")
};

(: Queue replacement of contents of an element :)
declare function mem-op-fun:replace-contents(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $nodes-to-change as node()*,
  $contents as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  mem-op-fun:queue(
    $transaction-map,
    $nodes-to-change,
    $contents,
    "replace-value")
};

(: Queues the replacement of the node with the result of the passed function :)
declare function mem-op-fun:transform(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $nodes-to-change as node()*,
  $transform-function as function(node()) as node()*)
as map:map?
{
  let $function-key as xs:string := mem-op:function-key($transform-function)
  return 
    map:new((
      mem-op-fun:queue(
        $transaction-map,
        $nodes-to-change,
        text { $function-key },
        "transform"
      ),
      map:entry(
        $function-key,
        $transform-function
      )
    ))
};

(: Select the root to return after transaction :)
declare function mem-op-fun:copy($node-to-copy as node())
as map:map
{
  map:entry("copy", $node-to-copy)
};

(: Execute transaction :)
declare function mem-op-fun:execute($transaction-map as map:map)
as node()*
{
  if (exists(map:get($transaction-map, "nodes-to-modify")))
  then
    mem-op:process(
      $transaction-map,
      (: Ensure nodes to modify are in document order by using union :)
      map:get($transaction-map, "nodes-to-modify") | (),
      map:get($transaction-map, "modifier-nodes"),
      map:get($transaction-map, "operation"),
      map:get($transaction-map, "copy")
    )
  else
    mem-op:safe-copy(map:get($transaction-map, "copy")),
  map:clear($transaction-map)
};

(: Begin private functions! :)

(: Queue actions for later execution :)
declare %private 
function mem-op-fun:queue(
  $transaction-map as map:map,
  $nodes-to-modify as node()+,
  $modifier-nodes as node()*,
  $operation as xs:string?)
as map:map
{
  if (fn:exists($nodes-to-modify))
  then 
    (: Creates elements based off of generate-id (i.e., node is 12439f8e4a3, then we get back ) :)
    let $modified-node-ids as element()* := mem-op:id-wrapper($nodes-to-modify) (: This line uses function mapping :)
    return
    (
    mem-op:all-nodes-from-same-doc($nodes-to-modify,map:get($transaction-map,"copy")),
    map:new((
      $transaction-map,
      map:entry(
        "operation",
        ({
           attribute operation { $operation },
           $modified-node-ids
        },
        (: Ensure operations are accummulated :)
        map:get($transaction-map, "operation"))
      ),
      map:entry(
        "nodes-to-modify",
        ($nodes-to-modify,
         (: Ensure nodes to modify are accummulated :)
         map:get($transaction-map, "nodes-to-modify"))
      ),
      map:entry(
        "modifier-nodes",
        ({
             attribute mem-op:operation { $operation },
             $modifier-nodes[self::attribute()],
             $modified-node-ids,
             $modifier-nodes[not(self::attribute())]
         },
         (: Ensure nodes to modifier nodes are accummulated :)
         map:get($transaction-map, "modifier-nodes"))
      )
    ))
    )
  else
    $transaction-map
};