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interfaces.go
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package goparquet
import (
"io"
"github.com/fraugster/parquet-go/parquet"
)
// pageReader is an internal interface used only internally to read the pages
type pageReader interface {
init(dDecoder, rDecoder getLevelDecoder, values getValueDecoderFn) error
read(r io.Reader, ph *parquet.PageHeader, codec parquet.CompressionCodec) error
readValues([]interface{}) (n int, dLevel *packedArray, rLevel *packedArray, err error)
numValues() int32
}
// pageReader is an internal interface used only internally to read the pages
type pageWriter interface {
init(schema SchemaWriter, col *Column, codec parquet.CompressionCodec) error
write(w io.Writer) (int, int, error)
}
type newDataPageFunc func(useDict bool) pageWriter
type valuesDecoder interface {
init(io.Reader) error
// the error io.EOF with the less value is acceptable, any other error is not
decodeValues([]interface{}) (int, error)
}
type dictValuesDecoder interface {
valuesDecoder
setValues([]interface{})
}
type valuesEncoder interface {
init(io.Writer) error
encodeValues([]interface{}) error
io.Closer
}
type dictValuesEncoder interface {
valuesEncoder
getValues() []interface{}
}
// parquetColumn is to convert a store to a parquet.SchemaElement
type parquetColumn interface {
parquetType() parquet.Type
repetitionType() parquet.FieldRepetitionType
params() *ColumnParameters
}
type typedColumnStore interface {
parquetColumn
reset(repetitionType parquet.FieldRepetitionType)
// Min and Max in parquet byte
maxValue() []byte
minValue() []byte
// Should extract the value, turn it into an array and check for min and max on all values in this
getValues(v interface{}) ([]interface{}, error)
sizeOf(v interface{}) int
// the tricky append. this is a way of creating new "typed" array. the first interface is nil or an []T (T is the type,
// not the interface) and value is from that type. the result should be always []T (array of that type)
// exactly like the builtin append
append(arrayIn interface{}, value interface{}) interface{}
}