Module: Superstudio::SchemaInterpreter
- Included in:
- SqlJsonBuilder
- Defined in:
- lib/superstudio/schema_interpreter.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#create_template(expected_mappings) ⇒ Object
TODO: Refactor this, it’s only being used in the generator and it’s out of step with SchemaInternalDefiner.set_human_to_internal_mappings.
- #interpret_json_schema(json_hash, depth = 0, path_array = [], expected_mappings = [], node_name = 'root') ⇒ Object
Instance Method Details
#create_template(expected_mappings) ⇒ Object
TODO: Refactor this, it’s only being used in the generator and it’s out of step with SchemaInternalDefiner.set_human_to_internal_mappings
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# File 'lib/superstudio/schema_interpreter.rb', line 5 def create_template(expected_mappings) fork_nodes = expected_mappings.uniq { |i| i[:path] } max_depth = expected_mappings.max_by { |x| x[:depth] }[:depth] @template_bodies = {} mappings = set_human_to_internal_mappings(expected_mappings) while max_depth != 0 objects_at_depth = fork_nodes.select { |j| j[:depth] == max_depth} at_depth_hash = {} objects_at_depth.each do |object| object_path_string = object[:path].join("_B_") object_properties = expected_mappings.select { |mappings| mappings[:path] == object[:path] } object_string = "{" if @type_3_paths.include?(object[:path]) || @type_5_paths.include?(object[:path]) object_properties.each do |property, index| expected_hash_key = "#{object_path_string}_A_#{property[:name]}" object_string << "\"#{property[:name]}\":{#{expected_hash_key}}," end else object_properties.each do |property, index| expected_hash_key = "#{object_path_string}_P_#{property[:name]}" object_string << "\"#{property[:name]}\":{#{expected_hash_key}}," end end object_string = object_string.chomp(",") object_string << "}" @template_bodies[object[:path]] = object_string end max_depth = max_depth - 1 end end |
#interpret_json_schema(json_hash, depth = 0, path_array = [], expected_mappings = [], node_name = 'root') ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/superstudio/schema_interpreter.rb', line 46 def interpret_json_schema(json_hash, depth = 0, path_array = [], expected_mappings = [], node_name = 'root') level_keys = json_hash.keys level_keys.each do |key| if key == "type" if ["integer", "boolean", "number", "string"].include?(json_hash[key]) return {depth: depth, path: path_array, name: node_name, node_type: json_hash[key]} end end if key == "uniqueItems" # if this is set to true, record the path so that we can match the type 3s against it to know where to check for uniqueness # default is false if json_hash[key].to_s == "true" new_path_array = path_array.dup new_path_array << node_name @unique_threes_paths << new_path_array end end # byebug if json_hash[key].is_a?(Hash) new_path_array = path_array.dup new_depth = depth # byebug if node_name != "properties" && node_name != "items" && node_name != "dependencies" new_path_array << node_name new_depth = new_depth + 1 # we need something in here for viewed and real depths if json_hash[key]["type"] != "array" && key != "items" @type_2_paths << new_path_array # @type_2_indicator_names << node_name end end # if node_name == "properties" && json_hash[key]["type"] == "array" # # return { depth: new_depth, path: new_path_array << key, name: node_name, node_type: "array" } # # expected_mappings << interpret_json_schema(json_hash[key], new_depth + 1, new_path_array << key, [], key) # alt_path = new_path_array.dup # alt_path << key # expected_mappings << { depth: new_depth + 1, path: alt_path, name: node_name, node_type: "array" } # end expected_mappings << interpret_json_schema(json_hash[key], new_depth, new_path_array, [], key) # end end if key == "items" if json_hash[key].is_a?(Array) # Something like: { "type": "array", "items": [ { "type": "number" }, { "type": "string" } ] } # What gets passed in has to be a string in exactly the format the user wants it in # This is a type 5 path new_depth = depth + 1 new_path_array = path_array.dup new_path_array << node_name @type_5_paths << new_path_array return { depth: depth, path: new_path_array, name: node_name, node_type: "custom_array" } else # detect if this is an array of objects or values # if path_array.last != "root" # expected_mappings << { depth: depth, path: path_array, name: path_array.last, node_type: "array" } # end if json_hash[key]["type"].downcase == "object" # Something like: { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "object", "properties" : { <stuff...> }}} # don't think we need the new path, look at later new_depth = new_depth + 1 @type_4_paths << new_path_array # @type_4_indicator_names << node_name else # this is an array of values # Something like: { "type": "array", "items": { "type: "number" } } @type_3_paths << new_path_array end end end end return expected_mappings.flatten end |