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it's because the query parser is impossible to understand, and the handlers are too long for this to be usable. It's a nice idea, but I can't do this while drinking.
184 lines
5.0 KiB
JavaScript
184 lines
5.0 KiB
JavaScript
/* DOCS: handler parameter types
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parent: Type | null
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scalars: [{ typeName: String, name: String, filter: any | null }, ...]
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matching: Boolean
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*/
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const database = require('./pokemon.json');
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//the handler routines
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const handler = {
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Pokemon: (parent, scalars, matching) => {
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let pokemon = database;
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//if this is a sub-query of Pokemon (a form), use the parent to narrow the search
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if (parent && parent.typeName == 'Pokemon') {
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//filter based on parent object + scalars
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pokemon = pokemon.filter(poke => {
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return scalars.every(scalar => poke[scalar.name] == parent.context[scalar.name]);
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});
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pokemon = pokemon.map(poke => poke.forms)[0];
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}
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//I am being matched (if true, ALL present scalars will have a filter field)
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if (matching) {
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console.log('matching');
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//check every scalar to every poke - a single false match is a miss on that poke
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pokemon = pokemon.filter(poke => {
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return scalars.every(scalar => {
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//handle each type of scalar
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switch (scalar.typeName) {
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case 'String':
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case 'Integer':
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case 'Float':
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case 'Boolean':
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return poke[scalar.name] == scalar.filter; //dumb comparison for now
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default:
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throw `Unknown scalar typeName in handler: ${scalar.typeName} (${scalar.name})`;
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}
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});
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});
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//if there are no pokemon left, then the filters missed matches
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if (pokemon.length == 0) {
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return [];
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}
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}
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//scalars are being matched on their own
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if (scalars.some(s => s.filter)) {
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//check every scalar to every poke - a single match is a hit
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pokemon = pokemon.filter(poke => {
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return scalars.some(scalar => {
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//handle each type of scalar
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switch (scalar.typeName) {
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case 'String':
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case 'Integer':
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case 'Float':
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case 'Boolean':
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return poke[scalar.name] == scalar.filter; //dumb comparison for now
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default:
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throw `Unknown scalar typeName in handler: ${scalar.typeName} (${scalar.name})`;
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}
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});
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});
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//if there are no pokemon left, then the filters missed matches
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if (pokemon.length == 0) {
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return [];
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}
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}
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//process (filter out unwanted fields) and return the array of pokemon
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return pokemon.map(poke => {
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let ret = {};
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//that's a big O(damn)
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scalars.forEach(scalar => {
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ret[scalar.name] = poke[scalar.name];
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});
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return ret;
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});
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},
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Stats: (parent, scalars, matching) => {
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if (!parent || parent.typeName != 'Pokemon') {
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throw 'Stats must be inside a Pokemon query';
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}
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console.log('mark 1');
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//skip unknown/empty pokemon stats
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let pokemon = database.filter(poke => poke.base_stats != null);
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//if this is a sub-query of a Pokemon (already checked), use the parent to narrow the search
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pokemon = pokemon.filter(poke => {
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return scalars.every(scalar => poke[scalar.name] == parent.context[scalar.name]);
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});
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console.log('mark 2', pokemon);
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//handle forms instead of normal queries
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if (pokemon.length == 0) {
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pokemon = database.filter(poke => poke.base_stats != null);//skip unknown/empty pokemon stats
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pokemon = pokemon.map(p => p.forms);
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pokemon = [].concat(...pokemon);
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pokemon = pokemon.filter(poke => {
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return poke.forms.some(form => {
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return scalars.every(scalar => form[scalar.name] == parent.context[scalar.name]);
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});
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});
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}
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console.log('mark 3');
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//I am being matched (if true, ALL present scalars will have a filter field)
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if (matching) {
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//check every scalar to every poke - a single false match is a miss on that poke
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pokemon = pokemon.filter(poke => {
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return scalars.every(scalar => {
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//handle each type of scalar
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switch (scalar.typeName) {
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case 'Integer':
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return poke.base_stats[scalar.name] === parseInt(scalar.filter); //dumb comparison for now
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default:
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throw `Unhandled scalar typeName in Stats handler: ${scalar.typeName} (${scalar.name})`;
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}
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});
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});
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//if there are no pokemon left, then the filters missed matches
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if (pokemon.length == 0) {
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return [];
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}
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}
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console.log('mark 4');
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//scalars are being matched on their own
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if (scalars.some(s => s.filter)) {
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//check every scalar to every poke - a single match is a hit
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pokemon = pokemon.filter(poke => {
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return scalars.some(scalar => {
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//handle each type of scalar
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switch (scalar.typeName) {
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case 'Integer':
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return poke.base_stats[scalar.name] === parseInt(scalar.filter); //dumb comparison for now
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default:
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throw `Unhandled scalar typeName in Stats handler: ${scalar.typeName} (${scalar.name})`;
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}
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});
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});
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//if there are no pokemon left, then the filters missed matches
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if (pokemon.length == 0) {
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return [];
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}
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}
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console.log('mark 5');
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//process (filter out unwanted fields) and return the array of pokemon
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return pokemon.map(poke => {
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let ret = {};
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//that's a big O(damn)
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scalars.forEach(scalar => {
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ret[scalar.name] = poke.base_stats[scalar.name];
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});
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return ret;
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});
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},
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};
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module.exports = handler;
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