Examples with Feature org.opengis.feature.Feature used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Feature

use of org.opengis.feature.Feature in project GeoGig by boundlessgeo.

the class GeogigAPITest method testGetFeatureFromWorkingTree.

@Test
public void testGetFeatureFromWorkingTree() throws Exception {
    insert(points1);
    Feature feature = geogigAPI.getFeatureFromWorkingTree(NodeRef.appendChild(pointsName, idP1));
    assertNotNull(feature);
}

Example 7 with Feature

use of org.opengis.feature.Feature in project GeoGig by boundlessgeo.

the class MergeOpTest method testMergeWithFeatureMerge.

@Test
public void testMergeWithFeatureMerge() throws Exception {
    // Create the following revision graph
    // o
    // |
    // o - Points 1 added
    // |\
    // | o - TestBranch - Points 1 modified and points 2 added
    // |
    // o - master - HEAD - Points 1 modifiedB
    insertAndAdd(points1);
    geogig.command(CommitOp.class).call();
    geogig.command(BranchCreateOp.class).setName("TestBranch").call();
    Feature points1Modified = feature(pointsType, idP1, "StringProp1_2", new Integer(1000), "POINT(1 1)");
    insertAndAdd(points1Modified);
    geogig.command(CommitOp.class).call();
    geogig.command(CheckoutOp.class).setSource("TestBranch").call();
    Feature points1ModifiedB = feature(pointsType, idP1, "StringProp1_1", new Integer(2000), "POINT(1 1)");
    insertAndAdd(points1ModifiedB);
    insertAndAdd(points2);
    geogig.command(CommitOp.class).call();
    geogig.command(CheckoutOp.class).setSource("master").call();
    Ref branch = geogig.command(RefParse.class).setName("TestBranch").call().get();
    geogig.command(MergeOp.class).addCommit(Suppliers.ofInstance(branch.getObjectId())).call();
    String path = appendChild(pointsName, points1.getIdentifier().getID());
    Optional<RevFeature> feature = repo.command(RevObjectParse.class).setRefSpec(/*
                             * mergeCommit. getId ().toString () + ":" +
                             */
    "WORK_HEAD" + ":" + path).call(RevFeature.class);
    assertTrue(feature.isPresent());
    Feature mergedFeature = feature(pointsType, idP1, "StringProp1_2", new Integer(2000), "POINT(1 1)");
    RevFeature expected = RevFeatureBuilder.build(mergedFeature);
    assertEquals(expected, feature.get());
}

Example 8 with Feature

use of org.opengis.feature.Feature in project GeoGig by boundlessgeo.

the class LogOpTest method testPathFilterSingleFeature.

@Test
public void testPathFilterSingleFeature() throws Exception {
    List<Feature> features = Arrays.asList(points1, lines1, points2, lines2, points3, lines3);
    List<RevCommit> allCommits = Lists.newArrayList();
    RevCommit expectedCommit = null;
    for (Feature f : features) {
        insertAndAdd(f);
        String id = f.getIdentifier().getID();
        final RevCommit commit = geogig.command(CommitOp.class).call();
        if (id.equals(lines1.getIdentifier().getID())) {
            expectedCommit = commit;
        }
        allCommits.add(commit);
    }
    String path = NodeRef.appendChild(linesName, lines1.getIdentifier().getID());
    List<RevCommit> feature2_1Commits = toList(logOp.addPath(path).call());
    assertEquals(1, feature2_1Commits.size());
    assertEquals(Collections.singletonList(expectedCommit), feature2_1Commits);
}

Example 9 with Feature

use of org.opengis.feature.Feature in project GeoGig by boundlessgeo.

the class LogOpTest method testSkip.

@Test
public void testSkip() throws Exception {
    List<Feature> features = Arrays.asList(points1, lines1, points2, lines2, points3, lines3);
    for (Feature f : features) {
        insertAndAdd(f);
        geogig.command(CommitOp.class).call();
    }
    logOp.setSkip(2).call();
    exception.expect(IllegalArgumentException.class);
    logOp.setSkip(-1).call();
}

Example 10 with Feature

use of org.opengis.feature.Feature in project GeoGig by boundlessgeo.

the class LogOpTest method testTemporalConstraint.

@Test
public void testTemporalConstraint() throws Exception {
    List<Feature> features = Arrays.asList(points1, lines1, points2, lines2, points3, lines3);
    List<Long> timestamps = Arrays.asList(Long.valueOf(1000), Long.valueOf(2000), Long.valueOf(3000), Long.valueOf(4000), Long.valueOf(5000), Long.valueOf(6000));
    LinkedList<RevCommit> allCommits = new LinkedList<RevCommit>();
    for (int i = 0; i < features.size(); i++) {
        Feature f = features.get(i);
        Long timestamp = timestamps.get(i);
        insertAndAdd(f);
        final RevCommit commit = geogig.command(CommitOp.class).setCommitterTimestamp(timestamp).call();
        allCommits.addFirst(commit);
    }
    // test time range exclusive
    boolean minInclusive = false;
    boolean maxInclusive = false;
    Range<Date> commitRange = new Range<Date>(Date.class, new Date(2000), minInclusive, new Date(5000), maxInclusive);
    logOp.setTimeRange(commitRange);
    List<RevCommit> logged = toList(logOp.call());
    List<RevCommit> expected = allCommits.subList(2, 4);
    assertEquals(expected, logged);
    // test time range inclusive
    minInclusive = true;
    maxInclusive = true;
    commitRange = new Range<Date>(Date.class, new Date(2000), minInclusive, new Date(5000), maxInclusive);
    logOp = geogig.command(LogOp.class).setTimeRange(commitRange);
    logged = toList(logOp.call());
    expected = allCommits.subList(1, 5);
    assertEquals(expected, logged);
    // test reset time range
    logOp = geogig.command(LogOp.class).setTimeRange(commitRange).setTimeRange(null);
    logged = toList(logOp.call());
    expected = allCommits;
    assertEquals(expected, logged);
}