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package org.elasticsearch.hadoop.serialization.field;
import java.util.List;
/**
* A chained field extractor tries attempts to extract a field using each of it's configured
* extractors and returns the first one that returns a value.
*
* This is helpful for things like join fields on grandchild records: A record might have a join
* field which has a parent configured. That would normally be the routing value, but if they have
* another field where they set the routing explicitly (like if the document is a grandchild) then
* that explicit routing field should be picked up first.
*/
public class ChainedFieldExtractor implements FieldExtractor {
public enum NoValueHandler {
NOT_FOUND(FieldExtractor.NOT_FOUND),
SKIP(FieldExtractor.SKIP);
private Object returnValue;
NoValueHandler(Object returnValue) {
this.returnValue = returnValue;
}
}
private final List chain;
private final NoValueHandler notFoundResponse;
public ChainedFieldExtractor(List chain) {
this(chain, NoValueHandler.NOT_FOUND);
}
public ChainedFieldExtractor(List chain, NoValueHandler notFoundResponse) {
this.chain = chain;
this.notFoundResponse = notFoundResponse;
}
@Override
public Object field(Object target) {
if (chain.isEmpty()) {
return notFoundResponse.returnValue;
}
// Return first extracted field encountered
for (FieldExtractor fieldExtractor : chain) {
if (fieldExtractor != null) {
Object extracted = fieldExtractor.field(target);
if (extracted != NOT_FOUND) {
return extracted;
}
}
}
// Didn't find anything
return notFoundResponse.returnValue;
}
}