Examples with DocumentDeleteQuery org.jnosql.diana.api.document.DocumentDeleteQuery used on opensource projects

Example 6 with DocumentDeleteQuery

use of org.jnosql.diana.api.document.DocumentDeleteQuery in project jnosql-diana by eclipse.

the class DefaultDeleteQueryBuilderTest method shouldDeleteDocuments.

@Test
public void shouldDeleteDocuments() {
    String documentCollection = "documentCollection";
    DocumentDeleteQuery query = delete("document", "document2").from(documentCollection).build();
    assertThat(query.getDocuments(), containsInAnyOrder("document", "document2"));
    assertFalse(query.getCondition().isPresent());
    assertEquals(documentCollection, query.getDocumentCollection());
}

Example 7 with DocumentDeleteQuery

use of org.jnosql.diana.api.document.DocumentDeleteQuery in project jnosql-diana by eclipse.

the class DefaultDeleteQueryBuilderTest method shouldSelectWhereNameGte.

@Test
public void shouldSelectWhereNameGte() {
    String documentCollection = "documentCollection";
    Number value = 10;
    DocumentDeleteQuery query = delete().from(documentCollection).where("name").gte(value).build();
    DocumentCondition condition = query.getCondition().get();
    Document document = condition.getDocument();
    assertTrue(query.getDocuments().isEmpty());
    assertEquals(documentCollection, query.getDocumentCollection());
    assertEquals(Condition.GREATER_EQUALS_THAN, condition.getCondition());
    assertEquals("name", document.getName());
    assertEquals(value, document.get());
}

Example 8 with DocumentDeleteQuery

use of org.jnosql.diana.api.document.DocumentDeleteQuery in project jnosql-diana by eclipse.

the class DefaultDeleteQueryBuilderTest method shouldSelectWhereNameGt.

@Test
public void shouldSelectWhereNameGt() {
    String documentCollection = "documentCollection";
    Number value = 10;
    DocumentDeleteQuery query = delete().from(documentCollection).where("name").gt(value).build();
    DocumentCondition condition = query.getCondition().get();
    Document document = condition.getDocument();
    assertTrue(query.getDocuments().isEmpty());
    assertEquals(documentCollection, query.getDocumentCollection());
    assertEquals(Condition.GREATER_THAN, condition.getCondition());
    assertEquals("name", document.getName());
    assertEquals(value, document.get());
}

Example 9 with DocumentDeleteQuery

use of org.jnosql.diana.api.document.DocumentDeleteQuery in project jnosql-diana by eclipse.

the class DefaultDeleteQueryBuilderTest method shouldSelectWhereNameAnd.

@Test
public void shouldSelectWhereNameAnd() {
    String documentCollection = "documentCollection";
    String name = "Ada Lovelace";
    DocumentDeleteQuery query = delete().from(documentCollection).where("name").eq(name).and("age").gt(10).build();
    DocumentCondition condition = query.getCondition().get();
    Document document = condition.getDocument();
    List<DocumentCondition> conditions = document.get(new TypeReference<List<DocumentCondition>>() {
    });
    assertEquals(Condition.AND, condition.getCondition());
    assertThat(conditions, Matchers.containsInAnyOrder(eq(Document.of("name", name)), DocumentCondition.gt(Document.of("age", 10))));
}

Example 10 with DocumentDeleteQuery

use of org.jnosql.diana.api.document.DocumentDeleteQuery in project jnosql-diana-driver by eclipse.

the class ArangoDBDocumentCollectionManagerTest method shouldRemoveEntity2.

@Test
public void shouldRemoveEntity2() {
    DocumentEntity documentEntity = entityManager.insert(getEntity());
    Document id = documentEntity.find("name").get();
    DocumentQuery select = select().from(COLLECTION_NAME).where(id.getName()).eq(id.get()).build();
    DocumentDeleteQuery deleteQuery = delete().from(COLLECTION_NAME).where(id.getName()).eq(id.get()).build();
    entityManager.delete(deleteQuery);
    assertTrue(entityManager.select(select).isEmpty());
}