Examples with Document datawave.query.attributes.Document used on opensource projects

Example 96 with Document

use of datawave.query.attributes.Document in project datawave by NationalSecurityAgency.

the class JexlEvaluationTest method testSomeFilterFunctions.

@Test
public void testSomeFilterFunctions() {
    String query = "ANCHOR == 'a' && filter:includeRegex(FOO, 'baz.*')";
    Document d = new Document();
    d.put("ANCHOR", new Content("a", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    d.put("FOO", new Content("bazaar", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    // Case 1: Single fielded filter function, field is present
    evaluate(query, d);
    query = "ANCHOR == 'a' && filter:includeRegex((FOO||FOO2||FOO3), 'baz.*')";
    String orderMattersQuery = "ANCHOR == 'a' && filter:includeRegex((FOO3||FOO2||FOO), 'baz.*')";
    d = new Document();
    d.put("ANCHOR", new Content("a", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    d.put("FOO", new Content("bazaar", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    d.put("FOO3", new Content("bazaar", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    // Case 2: Multi-fielded filter function, both fields present
    evaluate(query, d);
    evaluate(orderMattersQuery, d);
    d = new Document();
    d.put("ANCHOR", new Content("a", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    d.put("FOO", new Content("bazaar", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    d.put("FOO3", new Content("nohit", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    // Case 3: Multi-fielded filter function, only first field is present
    evaluate(query, d);
    evaluate(orderMattersQuery, d);
    d = new Document();
    d.put("ANCHOR", new Content("a", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    d.put("FOO", new Content("nohit", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    d.put("FOO3", new Content("bazaar", new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid"), true));
    // Case 4: Multi-fielded filter function, only second field is present
    evaluate(query, d);
    evaluate(orderMattersQuery, d);
}

Example 97 with Document

use of datawave.query.attributes.Document in project datawave by NationalSecurityAgency.

the class JexlEvaluationTest method testCompare.

private void testCompare(String query, boolean expected) {
    // populate doc
    Key docKey = new Key("shard", "datatype\0uid");
    Document d = new Document();
    d.put("FOO", new Content("bar", docKey, true));
    d.put("FIELD_A", new Content("apple", docKey, true));
    d.put("FIELD_A", new Content("banana", docKey, true));
    d.put("FIELD_B", new Content("xylophone", docKey, true));
    d.put("FIELD_B", new Content("zephyr", docKey, true));
    d.put("FIELD_C", new Content("zebra", docKey, true));
    d.put("FIELD_C", new Content("zephyr", docKey, true));
    // populate context from doc
    DatawaveJexlContext context = new DatawaveJexlContext();
    d.visit(Arrays.asList("FOO", "FIELD_A", "FIELD_B", "FIELD_C"), context);
    Tuple3<Key, Document, DatawaveJexlContext> tuple = new Tuple3<>(docKey, d, context);
    JexlEvaluation evaluation = new JexlEvaluation(query, new HitListArithmetic());
    boolean result = evaluation.apply(tuple);
    assertEquals(expected, result);
}