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With inspiration from other libraries
package io.virtdata.api;
import io.virtdata.ast.Expression;
import io.virtdata.ast.FunctionCall;
import io.virtdata.core.DataMapperFunctionMapper;
import io.virtdata.core.ResolvedFunction;
import io.virtdata.parser.VirtDataDSL;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
/**
* A VirtDataFunctionLibrary is simply a way to ask for a set
* of named function objects in a generic way.
*/
public interface VirtDataFunctionLibrary extends Named {
/**
* Given a signature for a unary function which takes an input
* and output type, a function name, and constructor arguments,
* return a list of instances from all implementations that have
* the same name as the function name,
* which have a matching constructor signature, and which also
* have a functional method which can be used with the provided
* input and output types.
*
* The input and output types are optionally specified. If either
* is provided, the returned functions should be constrained to match,
* but otherwise all possibly matching functions are included.
*
* Further, the argument should not be strict type checks, but should
* allow any matching constructor for which a compatible assignment
* can be made.
*
* The specified function name does not have to map to a
*
* @param returnType The class which the apply method should return,
* or null if unspecified
* @param inputType The class which the unary apply method should take as an
* argument, or null if unspecified
* @param functionName The name of the implementation to match
* @param parameters A list of arguments which will be used to instantiate
* any matching implementations
* @return A list, possibly empty, of matching functions
*/
List resolveFunctions(
Class> returnType,
Class> inputType,
String functionName,
Map customConfigs,
Object... parameters
);
default List resolveFunction(String spec) {
return this.resolveFunctions(spec, new HashMap<>());
}
default List resolveFunctions(String spec, Map customConfigs) {
List resolvedFunctions = new ArrayList<>();
VirtDataDSL.ParseResult parseResult = VirtDataDSL.parse(spec);
if (parseResult.throwable!=null) {
throw new RuntimeException(parseResult.throwable);
}
List expressions = parseResult.flow.getExpressions();
if (expressions.size() > 1) {
throw new RuntimeException("Unable to promote a lambda flow to a data mapper here.");
}
FunctionCall call = expressions.get(0).getCall();
List found = resolveFunctions(
Optional.ofNullable(call.getOutputType()).map(ValueType::valueOfClassName).map(ValueType::getValueClass).orElse(null),
Optional.ofNullable(call.getInputType()).map(ValueType::valueOfClassName).map(ValueType::getValueClass).orElse(null),
call.getFunctionName(),
customConfigs,
call.getArguments());
resolvedFunctions.addAll(found);
return resolvedFunctions;
}
default List> getDataMappers(String spec) {
return this.getDataMappers(spec,new HashMap<>());
}
default List> getDataMappers(String spec, Map customConfigs) {
List resolvedFunctions1 = this.resolveFunctions(spec, customConfigs);
return resolvedFunctions1.stream().map(
r -> DataMapperFunctionMapper.map(r.getFunctionObject())).collect(Collectors.toList());
}
/**
* Provide a way to promote a long function into a data mapper.
*
* @param spec a binding spec
* @param The type of data mapper to return
* @return An optional data mapper
*/
default Optional> getDataMapper(String spec) {
return this.getDataMapper(spec, new HashMap<>());
}
default Optional> getDataMapper(String spec, Map customConfigs) {
List resolvedFunctions = this.resolveFunctions(spec, customConfigs);
switch (resolvedFunctions.size()) {
case 0:
return Optional.empty();
case 1:
return Optional.of(DataMapperFunctionMapper.map(resolvedFunctions.get(0).getFunctionObject()));
default:
throw new RuntimeException(
"Found " + resolvedFunctions.size() +
" data mapping functions, expected exactly one for library-level function lookups." +
" This may require both an input and an output type qualifier like 'int -> f() -> int'." +
" \nFound: [::] input->class->output [initializer type->parameter type,...]: \n" +
resolvedFunctions.stream().map(String::valueOf).collect(Collectors.joining("\n")));
}
}
}