Filtrex v0.3.0 Filtrex.Condition behaviour
Filtrex.Condition is an abstract module for parsing conditions.
To implement your own condition, add use Filtrex.Condition in your module and implement the three callbacks:
parse/2- produce a condition struct from a configuration and attributestype/0- the description of the condition that must match the underscore version of the module’s last namespacecomparators/0- the list of used query comparators for parsing params
Summary
Functions
Parses a params key into the condition type, column, and comparator
Parses a condition by dynamically delegating to modules
Generates an error description for a generic parse error
Generates an error description for a parse error resulting from an invalid value type
Helper method to validate that a comparator is in list
Helper method to validate whether a value is in a list
Helper method to validate whether a value is a binary
Functions
Parses a params key into the condition type, column, and comparator
Parses a condition by dynamically delegating to modules
It delegates based on the type field of the options map (e.g. Filtrex.Condition.Text for the type "text").
Example Input:
config:
Filtrex.Condition.parse([
%Filtrex.Type.Config{type: :text, keys: ~w(title comments)}
], %{
type: string,
column: string,
comparator: string,
value: string,
inverse: boolean # inverts the comparator logic
})Generates an error description for a generic parse error
Generates an error description for a parse error resulting from an invalid value type
Specs
validate_comparator(atom, binary, List.t) ::
{:ok, binary} |
{:error, binary}Helper method to validate that a comparator is in list
Specs
validate_in(any, List.t) :: nil | anyHelper method to validate whether a value is in a list
Specs
validate_is_binary(any) :: nil | String.tHelper method to validate whether a value is a binary
Callbacks
Specs
parse(Filtrex.Type.Config.t, %{inverse: boolean, column: String.t, value: any, comparator: String.t}) ::
{:ok, any} |
{:error, any}