Filter negation bugfix
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@ -9,9 +9,8 @@ const _false = () => false
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const _and = arr => p => arr.map(e => e(p)).reduce((a, b) => a && b)
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const _or = arr => p => arr.map(e => e(p)).reduce((a, b) => a || b)
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const similar = (key, reference, name, units) => {
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const similar = (keys, reference, name, units) => {
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let neg = false
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if (reference.startsWith('-')) {
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neg = true
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reference = reference.slice(1)
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@ -20,15 +19,19 @@ const similar = (key, reference, name, units) => {
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// support both string or regex as reference
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let internal_tester = val => (''+val) == reference
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if (reference.startsWith('/')) {
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const regex_parts = reference.split('/')
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regex_parts.shift() // remove starting slash
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const flags = regex_parts.pop()
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const regex = new RegExp(regex_parts.join('/'), flags)
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internal_tester = val => regex.test(''+val)
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try {
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const regex_parts = reference.split('/')
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regex_parts.shift() // remove starting slash
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const flags = regex_parts.pop()
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const regex = new RegExp(regex_parts.join('/'), flags)
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internal_tester = val => regex.test(''+val)
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} catch (ex) {
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throw new Error(`Invalid regex "${reference}" found at filter "${name}"!`)
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}
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}
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// support strings, arrays, or objects as key
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const external_tester = point => {
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const external_tester = (point, key) => {
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const value = u.deep(point, key)
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if (a.type(value)() == 'array') {
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return value.some(subkey => internal_tester(subkey))
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@ -39,11 +42,12 @@ const similar = (key, reference, name, units) => {
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}
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}
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// negation happens at the end
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// consider negation
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if (neg) {
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return point => !external_tester(point)
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return point => keys.every(key => !external_tester(point, key))
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} else {
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return point => keys.some(key => external_tester(point, key))
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}
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return external_tester
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}
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const comparators = {
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@ -75,7 +79,7 @@ const simple = (exp, name, units) => {
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value = exp
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}
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return point => keys.some(key => comparators[op](key, value, name, units)(point))
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return point => comparators[op](keys, value, name, units)(point)
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}
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const complex = (config, name, units, aggregator=_or) => {
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@ -109,7 +113,7 @@ const contains_object = (val) => {
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}
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exports.parse = (config, name, points={}, units={}, asym='source') => {
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let result = []
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// if a filter decl is undefined, it's just the default point at [0, 0]
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@ -49,17 +49,21 @@ describe('Filter', function() {
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names(filter('/^o/', '', points)).should.deep.equal(['one', 'three', 'mirror_one'])
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// middle spec, should be the same as above, only explicit
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names(filter('~ /^o/', '', points)).should.deep.equal(['one', 'three', 'mirror_one'])
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// full spec (n would normally match both one and even, but on the tags level, it's just even)
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// full spec (/n/ would normally match both "one" and "even", but on the tags level, it's just even)
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names(filter('meta.tags ~ /n/', '', points)).should.deep.equal(['two'])
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names(filter('meta.name,meta.tags ~ /n/', '', points)).should.deep.equal(['one', 'two', 'mirror_one'])
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// negation
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names(filter('meta.tags ~ -/n/', '', points)).should.deep.equal(['one', 'three', 'mirror_one'])
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names(filter('meta.name,meta.tags ~ -/n/', '', points)).should.deep.equal(['three'])
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// arrays OR by default at odd levels (including top level)...
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names(filter(['one', 'two'], '', points)).should.deep.equal(['one', 'two'])
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// ...and AND at even levels
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names(filter([['even', 'prime']], '', points)).should.deep.equal(['two'])
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// arbitrary nesting should be possible
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names(filter([[['even', 'odd'], 'prime']], '', points)).should.deep.equal(['two', 'three'])
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// anything other than string/array/object/undefined is an error
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// invalid regexes should throw meaningful errors
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filter.bind(this, '/\\/', '', points).should.throw('Invalid regex')
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// anything other than string/array/object/undefined is also an error
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filter.bind(this, 28, '', points).should.throw('Unexpected type')
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})
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