Class: DataQuery

DataQuery

new DataQuery()

Defines the criteria that objects must satisfy to be included in a set of data as well as other characteristics that data must possess.
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Extends

  • external:Montage

Members

(static) withTypeAndCriteria

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To Do:
  • Document.

criteria :Object

An object defining the criteria that must be satisfied by objects for them to be included in the data set defined by this query. Initially this can be any object and will typically be a set of key-value pairs, ultimately this will be a boolean expression to be applied to data objects to determine whether they should be in the selected set or not.
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  • Object
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orderings :Array

An array of DataOrdering objects which, combined, define the order desired for the data in the set specified by this query.
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  • Array
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prefetchExpressions :Array

An object defining a list of expressions to resolve at the same time as the query. expressions are based on the content of results described by criteria. A common use is to prefetch relationships off fetched objects.
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  • Array
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selectBindings :Object

An object defining bindings that will be created on the array of the dataStream returned by DataService's fetchData. The bindings follow the same syntax as used for regular bindings, creating dynamic properties that array. Expressions on the right side starts by data as the source is automatically set to the DataStream used in a fetchData and DataStream's data property is an array containing the results. For example, if one would want the number of objects fetched, one would do: aDataQuery.selectBindings = { "count": {"<-": "data.length" }; aDataQuery.selectBindings = { "averageAge": {"<-": "data.map{age}.average()" }; will add on the array passed to the then function following a fetchData a property averageAge with the average of the property age of all object in the array aDataQuery.selectBindings = { "clothingByColor": {"<-": "data.group{color}" }; mainService.fetchData(aDataQuery).then(function(results){ //assuming results is [ // {type: 'shirt', color: 'blue'}, // {type: 'pants', color: 'red'}, // {type: 'blazer', color: 'blue'}, // {type: 'hat', color: 'red'} // ]; expect(results.clothingByColor).toEqual([ ['blue', [ {type: 'shirt', color: 'blue'}, {type: 'blazer', color: 'blue'} ]], ['red', [ {type: 'pants', color: 'red'}, {type: 'hat', color: 'red'} ]] ]); }) Since it is a one-way binding, if a DataService is capable of live updating a query, the value these properties created on the array will stay current/updated over time. It is possible that a DataService may obtain the results of these properties from the server itself, which is preferred, as fetchData can returns objects in batches. These expressions should be built from the whole result set, not the current client view of that result set.
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  • Object
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type :DataObjectDescriptor

The type of the data object to retrieve.
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