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The engine API for nosqlbench;
Provides the interfaces needed to build internal modules for the
nosqlbench core engine
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*
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package io.nosqlbench.engine.api.scripting;
/**
*
* An evaluator is a scripting helper that knows what its return type will be at runtime.
* You can create an Evaluator from an environment and a desired return type, then reuse it.
* Primitive types that can be mapped from the script to the return type should, including
*
*
* - Double -> Long
* - Double -> Integer
* - Double -> Float
* - Long -> Integer
*
*
* An evaluator is not threadsafe by default. If you need threadsafe evaluators with similar
* semantics, wrap it in a ThreadLocal.
*
* @param The return type that is needed by the caller
*/
public interface ExprEvaluator {
/**
* Evaluate the provided script, returning the value that it yields
*
* @return An object of type T
*/
T eval();
/**
* @param scriptText script text
* @return this ExprEvaluator, for method chaining
*/
ExprEvaluator script(String scriptText);
/**
* Set the variable environment of the evaluator
*
* @param varName the variable name to add to the environment
* @param var the object to bind to the varname
* @return this ExprEvaluator, for method chaining
*/
ExprEvaluator put(String varName, Object var);
default ExprEvaluator put(Object... vars) {
for (int i = 0; i < vars.length; i += 2) {
this.put(vars[i].toString(), vars[i + 1]);
}
return this;
}
}
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