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package dev.cel.runtime;

import java.util.Optional;

/** Functional interface that exposes a method to find a CEL variable value by name. */
@FunctionalInterface
public interface CelVariableResolver {

  /**
   * Find a variable value, if present, by {@code name}.
   *
   * 

Variable {@code String} names may be simple, e.g. {@code status} or qualified {@code * pkg.qual.status}. CEL resolves identifiers within an expression {@code container} using * protobuf namespace resolution rules. * *

For example, given an expression container name {@code a.b.c.M.N} and a variable name {@code * R.s}, CEL evaluators will try resolve names in the following order: * *

    *
  1. {@code a.b.c.M.N.R.s} *
  2. {@code a.b.c.M.R.s} *
  3. {@code a.b.c.R.s} *
  4. {@code a.b.R.s} *
  5. {@code a.R.s} *
  6. {@code R.s} *
*/ Optional find(String name); /** * Chain two variable resolvers together, using the {@code primary} as the initial variable source * to consider, and the {@code secondary} as a backup. * *

When a variable appears in both resolvers, then the {@code primary} variable value will * shadow the value in the {@code secondary}. */ static CelVariableResolver hierarchicalVariableResolver( CelVariableResolver primary, CelVariableResolver secondary) { return (name) -> { Optional value = primary.find(name); return value.isPresent() ? value : secondary.find(name); }; } }