lib/com.prettybyte.klerk.collection/IncludeStatesModelCollection

IncludeStatesModelCollection

class IncludeStatesModelCollection<T : Any, C : KlerkContext>(previous: ModelCollection<T, C>, included: Set<String>?, excluded: Set<String>?) : ModelCollection<T, C>

Constructors

constructor(previous: ModelCollection<T, C>, included: Set<String>?, excluded: Set<String>?)

Functions

contains

open fun <V> contains(value: ModelID<*>, reader: Reader<C, V>): Boolean

count

fun <V> count(reader: Reader<C, V>): Int

filter

open fun filter(filter: (Model<T>) -> Boolean?): ModelCollection<T, C>

filterStates

fun filterStates(included: Set<String>? = null, excluded: Set<String>? = null): ModelCollection<T, C>

getFullId

open fun getFullId(): CollectionId

getId

open fun getId(): String

getView

open fun getView(): ModelCollections<T, C>

isEmpty

fun <V> isEmpty(reader: Reader<C, V>): Boolean

readWith

fun <D> readWith(reader: Reader<C, D>): List<Model<T>>

fun register(id: String): ModelCollection<T, C>

Makes Klerk aware of this collection. It will be included in Config.getCollections()

sorted

fun <R : Comparable<R>> sorted(selector: (Model<T>) -> R, ascending: Boolean = true): ModelCollection<T, C>

withReader

open override fun <V> withReader(reader: Reader<C, V>, cursor: QueryListCursor?): Sequence<Model<T>>

Creates a Sequence of the Collection content. It is usually better to use the methods in Reader (query, list etc.) but if you must use this, be careful to not use it after you have released the Reader since that may lead to ConcurrentModificationException.