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package org.kiwiproject.jdbc;

import static org.kiwiproject.base.KiwiPreconditions.checkArgumentNotNull;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.function.Supplier;

/**
 * Simple enum that represents the values for SQL {@code ORDER BY} clauses.
 * 

* This is useful in building queries, for example when using JDBI and the SQL objects API you might * need to add dynamic ordering based on user input but want to ensure no SQL injection attack is possible. * So you would accept user input and then use {@link #from(String)} to get a {@link SqlOrder} instance. * Then, you could use it in a JDBI {@code SqlQuery} annotation as one example. */ public enum SqlOrder { ASC, DESC; /** * Given a string value, return a {@link SqlOrder}, ignoring case and leading/trailing whitespace. * * @param value the value to convert from * @return the SqlOrder enum corresponding to the given value * @throws IllegalArgumentException if an invalid value is provided that does not map to a SqlOrder enum constant */ public static SqlOrder from(String value) { var trimmedValue = Optional.ofNullable(value).map(String::trim).orElse(""); if ("ASC".equalsIgnoreCase(trimmedValue)) { return ASC; } else if ("DESC".equalsIgnoreCase(trimmedValue)) { return DESC; } throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid SQL order: " + value); } /** * Perform a search in either ascending or descending order using the given {@link Supplier} instances. * If this instance is {@link #ASC} then the ascending search is executed, otherwise if {@link #DESC} the * descending search is executed. * * @param ascSearch the logic to perform an ascending search * @param descSearch the logic to perform a descending search * @param the result type * @return a list of results in either ascending or descending order based on this instance */ public List searchWith(Supplier> ascSearch, Supplier> descSearch) { checkArgumentNotNull(ascSearch, "Ascending search must be specified"); checkArgumentNotNull(descSearch, "Descending search must be specified"); if (this == ASC) { return ascSearch.get(); } return descSearch.get(); } /** * Return a string that can be used directly in a SQL {@code ORDER BY} clause. * * @return a string that can be used in a SQL query */ public String toSql() { return name(); } }





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