Examples with Period org.joda.time.Period used on opensource projects

Example 36 with Period

use of org.joda.time.Period in project druid by druid-io.

the class GroupByQueryRunnerTest method testGroupByWithOrderLimit2.

@Test
public void testGroupByWithOrderLimit2() throws Exception {
    GroupByQuery.Builder builder = GroupByQuery.builder().setDataSource(QueryRunnerTestHelper.dataSource).setInterval("2011-04-02/2011-04-04").setDimensions(Lists.<DimensionSpec>newArrayList(new DefaultDimensionSpec("quality", "alias"))).setAggregatorSpecs(Arrays.asList(QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount, new LongSumAggregatorFactory("idx", "index"))).addOrderByColumn("rows", OrderByColumnSpec.Direction.DESCENDING).addOrderByColumn("alias", OrderByColumnSpec.Direction.DESCENDING).setGranularity(new PeriodGranularity(new Period("P1M"), null, null));
    final GroupByQuery query = builder.build();
    List<Row> expectedResults = Arrays.asList(GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "premium", "rows", 6L, "idx", 4416L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "mezzanine", "rows", 6L, "idx", 4420L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "travel", "rows", 2L, "idx", 243L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "technology", "rows", 2L, "idx", 177L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "news", "rows", 2L, "idx", 221L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "health", "rows", 2L, "idx", 216L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "entertainment", "rows", 2L, "idx", 319L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "business", "rows", 2L, "idx", 217L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "automotive", "rows", 2L, "idx", 269L));
    Map<String, Object> context = Maps.newHashMap();
    QueryRunner<Row> mergeRunner = factory.getToolchest().mergeResults(runner);
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(expectedResults, mergeRunner.run(query, context), "no-limit");
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(Iterables.limit(expectedResults, 5), mergeRunner.run(builder.limit(5).build(), context), "limited");
}

Example 37 with Period

use of org.joda.time.Period in project druid by druid-io.

the class GroupByQueryRunnerTest method testGroupByWithOrderLimit3.

@Test
public void testGroupByWithOrderLimit3() throws Exception {
    GroupByQuery.Builder builder = GroupByQuery.builder().setDataSource(QueryRunnerTestHelper.dataSource).setInterval("2011-04-02/2011-04-04").setDimensions(Lists.<DimensionSpec>newArrayList(new DefaultDimensionSpec("quality", "alias"))).setAggregatorSpecs(Arrays.asList(QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount, new DoubleSumAggregatorFactory("idx", "index"))).addOrderByColumn("idx", OrderByColumnSpec.Direction.DESCENDING).addOrderByColumn("alias", OrderByColumnSpec.Direction.DESCENDING).setGranularity(new PeriodGranularity(new Period("P1M"), null, null));
    GroupByQuery query = builder.build();
    List<Row> expectedResults = GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRows(new String[] { "__time", "alias", "rows", "idx" }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "mezzanine", 6L, 4423.6533203125D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "premium", 6L, 4418.61865234375D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "entertainment", 2L, 319.94403076171875D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "automotive", 2L, 270.3977966308594D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "travel", 2L, 243.65843200683594D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "news", 2L, 222.20980834960938D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "business", 2L, 218.7224884033203D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "health", 2L, 216.97836303710938D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "technology", 2L, 178.24917602539062D });
    Map<String, Object> context = Maps.newHashMap();
    QueryRunner<Row> mergeRunner = factory.getToolchest().mergeResults(runner);
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(expectedResults, mergeRunner.run(query, context), "no-limit");
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(Iterables.limit(expectedResults, 5), mergeRunner.run(builder.limit(5).build(), context), "limited");
}

Example 38 with Period

use of org.joda.time.Period in project druid by druid-io.

the class GroupByQueryRunnerTest method testMergeResultsWithNegativeLimit.

@Test(expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
public void testMergeResultsWithNegativeLimit() {
    GroupByQuery.Builder builder = GroupByQuery.builder().setDataSource(QueryRunnerTestHelper.dataSource).setInterval("2011-04-02/2011-04-04").setDimensions(Lists.<DimensionSpec>newArrayList(new DefaultDimensionSpec("quality", "alias"))).setAggregatorSpecs(Arrays.asList(QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount, new LongSumAggregatorFactory("idx", "index"))).setGranularity(new PeriodGranularity(new Period("P1M"), null, null)).setLimit(-1);
    builder.build();
}

Example 39 with Period

use of org.joda.time.Period in project druid by druid-io.

the class GroupByQueryRunnerTest method testGroupByOrderLimit.

@Test
public void testGroupByOrderLimit() throws Exception {
    GroupByQuery.Builder builder = GroupByQuery.builder().setDataSource(QueryRunnerTestHelper.dataSource).setInterval("2011-04-02/2011-04-04").setDimensions(Lists.<DimensionSpec>newArrayList(new DefaultDimensionSpec("quality", "alias"))).setAggregatorSpecs(Arrays.asList(QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount, new LongSumAggregatorFactory("idx", "index"))).addOrderByColumn("rows").addOrderByColumn("alias", OrderByColumnSpec.Direction.DESCENDING).setGranularity(new PeriodGranularity(new Period("P1M"), null, null));
    final GroupByQuery query = builder.build();
    List<Row> expectedResults = Arrays.asList(GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "travel", "rows", 2L, "idx", 243L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "technology", "rows", 2L, "idx", 177L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "news", "rows", 2L, "idx", 221L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "health", "rows", 2L, "idx", 216L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "entertainment", "rows", 2L, "idx", 319L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "business", "rows", 2L, "idx", 217L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "automotive", "rows", 2L, "idx", 269L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "premium", "rows", 6L, "idx", 4416L), GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRow("2011-04-01", "alias", "mezzanine", "rows", 6L, "idx", 4420L));
    Map<String, Object> context = Maps.newHashMap();
    QueryRunner<Row> mergeRunner = factory.getToolchest().mergeResults(runner);
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(expectedResults, mergeRunner.run(query, context), "no-limit");
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(Iterables.limit(expectedResults, 5), mergeRunner.run(builder.limit(5).build(), context), "limited");
    // Now try it with an expression based aggregator.
    builder.limit(Integer.MAX_VALUE).setAggregatorSpecs(Arrays.asList(QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount, new DoubleSumAggregatorFactory("idx", null, "index / 2 + indexMin")));
    expectedResults = GroupByQueryRunnerTestHelper.createExpectedRows(new String[] { "__time", "alias", "rows", "idx" }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "travel", 2L, 365.4876403808594D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "technology", 2L, 267.3737487792969D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "news", 2L, 333.3147277832031D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "health", 2L, 325.467529296875D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "entertainment", 2L, 479.916015625D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "business", 2L, 328.083740234375D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "automotive", 2L, 405.5966796875D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "premium", 6L, 6627.927734375D }, new Object[] { "2011-04-01", "mezzanine", 6L, 6635.47998046875D });
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(expectedResults, mergeRunner.run(builder.build(), context), "no-limit");
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(Iterables.limit(expectedResults, 5), mergeRunner.run(builder.limit(5).build(), context), "limited");
    // Now try it with an expression virtual column.
    builder.limit(Integer.MAX_VALUE).setVirtualColumns(new ExpressionVirtualColumn("expr", "index / 2 + indexMin")).setAggregatorSpecs(Arrays.asList(QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount, new DoubleSumAggregatorFactory("idx", "expr")));
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(expectedResults, mergeRunner.run(builder.build(), context), "no-limit");
    TestHelper.assertExpectedObjects(Iterables.limit(expectedResults, 5), mergeRunner.run(builder.limit(5).build(), context), "limited");
}

Example 40 with Period

use of org.joda.time.Period in project druid by druid-io.

the class TimeseriesQueryRunnerTest method testTimeseriesWithTimeZone.

@Test
public void testTimeseriesWithTimeZone() {
    TimeseriesQuery query = Druids.newTimeseriesQueryBuilder().dataSource(QueryRunnerTestHelper.dataSource).intervals("2011-03-31T00:00:00-07:00/2011-04-02T00:00:00-07:00").aggregators(Arrays.<AggregatorFactory>asList(QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount, new LongSumAggregatorFactory("idx", "index"))).granularity(new PeriodGranularity(new Period("P1D"), null, DateTimeZone.forID("America/Los_Angeles"))).descending(descending).build();
    List<Result<TimeseriesResultValue>> expectedResults = Arrays.asList(new Result<>(new DateTime("2011-03-31", DateTimeZone.forID("America/Los_Angeles")), new TimeseriesResultValue(ImmutableMap.<String, Object>of("rows", 13L, "idx", 6619L))), new Result<>(new DateTime("2011-04-01T", DateTimeZone.forID("America/Los_Angeles")), new TimeseriesResultValue(ImmutableMap.<String, Object>of("rows", 13L, "idx", 5827L))));
    Iterable<Result<TimeseriesResultValue>> results = Sequences.toList(runner.run(query, CONTEXT), Lists.<Result<TimeseriesResultValue>>newArrayList());
    assertExpectedResults(expectedResults, results);
}