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ForerunnerDB core utilities for operating on JSON data.
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export const EnumTestFlightResult = {
"SUCCESS": "SUCCESS", // Allow individual flight to continue
"CANCEL": "CANCEL", // Cancel an individual flight
"CANCEL_ORDERED": "CANCEL_ORDERED", // Cancel this and all further flights
"CANCEL_ATOMIC": "CANCEL_ATOMIC" // Cancel this and all related flights before and after
};
/**
* Runs pre and post-flight checks on transformed data. If failures occur
* it will return an error code based on the options flags present. This
* function is primarily used to handle consistent behaviour for atomic
* and ordered CRUD operations, as well as pre and post-operation triggers.
* @param {Array} args An array of arguments to apply to the pre, execute
* and post stage functions. Usually a document is passed as the first item
* in the array of arguments so that functions can act on its data.
* @param {Array<Function>} preFlightArr An array of functions to call with
* the passed `args` as the function arguments. If any of these functions
* returns false, it signals a cancellation of the operation.
* @param {Function} execute The function to execute after pre-flight calls
* have been successfully made. The result of this function call is passed
* as the last argument to all postFlight function calls.
* @param {Array<Function>} postFlightArr An array of functions to call with
* the passed `args` as the function arguments however the final argument
* passed to postFlight function calls will be the result of calling the
* `execute` function. This way you can act on both the original arguments
* and the result of `execute` should you need to.
* @param {Object} options An options object.
* @returns {Promise<*>} Either a cancellation constant value or the result
* of calling `execute`. If either a preFlight or postFlight function returned
* false, the return value from `testFlight()` will be one of the
* ENUM_TEST_FLIGHT_RESULT values depending on the `options.$atomic` and
* `options.$ordered` flags. If no functions returned false, the return value
* will be the result of calling `execute`.
*/
export const testFlight = async (args, preFlightArr, execute, postFlightArr, options = {"$atomic": false, "$ordered": false}) => {
let cancellationConstant = EnumTestFlightResult.CANCEL;
if (options.$atomic === true) { cancellationConstant = EnumTestFlightResult.CANCEL_ATOMIC; }
if (options.$ordered === true) { cancellationConstant = EnumTestFlightResult.CANCEL_ORDERED; }
// Check if we have a preflight function
if (preFlightArr.length) {
for (let index = 0; index < preFlightArr.length; index++) {
const preFlight = preFlightArr[index];
// We have a preflight function, pass the document we want to update
// to the preflight function and see if it tells us to continue or not
const result = await preFlight(...args);
// If the preflight function returned false, skip updating this document
if (result === false) return cancellationConstant;
}
}
const executionResult = execute(...args);
// Check if we have a postFlight function
if (postFlightArr.length) {
for (let index = 0; index < postFlightArr.length; index++) {
const postFlight = postFlightArr[index];
// We have a postFlight function, pass the document we want to update
// to the postFlight function and see if it tells us to continue or not
const result = await postFlight(...args, executionResult);
// If the preflight function returned false, skip updating this document
if (result === false) return cancellationConstant;
}
}
return executionResult;
};