add: inVertex and outVertex label in edge table #104
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WalkthroughThe recent updates revolve around enhancing a script to generate SQL from graph data structures. It now dynamically constructs SQL tables and insert statements, reflecting the graph's vertices and edges. The changes improve the script's adaptability to various graph configurations by incorporating vertex labels and IDs directly into the SQL schema and data manipulation processes. Changes
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- README.md (1 hunks)
- src/main/scala/domain/graph/GraphEdge.scala (3 hunks)
- src/test/scala/domain/graph/GraphEdgeSpec.scala (3 hunks)
- src/test/scala/usecase/ByExhaustiveSearchSpec.scala (5 hunks)
- src/test/scala/usecase/UsingSpecificKeyListSpec.scala (4 hunks)
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src/main/scala/domain/graph/GraphEdge.scala (3)
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The addition of vertex ID and label fields and their use in constructing the
tableNameenhances the clarity of the table naming convention and encapsulation of vertex information.
- 39-41: The use of
ColumnType.apply(inVertexId)andColumnType.apply(outVertexId)assumes that theColumnType.applymethod can handle the type returned byinVertex.id()andoutVertex.id(). Ensure that this is the case, as vertex IDs in some graph databases can be of types other than integers.- 71-74: The construction of
recordValuein thetoDmlmethod correctly includes the new vertex ID fields and the properties from the edge. This ensures that the records will match the new table structure.src/test/scala/domain/graph/GraphEdgeSpec.scala (3)
- 31-31: The test case has been updated to reflect the new table naming convention, which includes vertex label information. This change is consistent with the updates made to the
GraphEdgeclass.- 56-58: The record keys in the test cases have been updated to match the new table names, ensuring that the tests will validate the correct behavior of the
toDmlmethod.- 80-85: The test case for ensuring no extra commas are written is a good practice to prevent syntax errors in the generated SQL. The updated table name in the test case reflects the new naming convention.
src/test/scala/usecase/UsingSpecificKeyListSpec.scala (4)
- 44-45: The properties within
ColumnListhave been reordered and modified to match the new table structure. This change is necessary to align the test cases with the updated codebase.- 55-55: The
RecordValueinstance has been updated with the new property names and values, ensuring that the test cases will validate the correct behavior of the code.- 52-64: > 📝 NOTE
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The addition of new table names in the
TableListreflects the updated naming convention that includes vertex label information. This change ensures that the test cases will validate the correct behavior of the code.
- 85-106: The
RecordListhas been updated with new record keys and values to match the new table names and structure. This ensures that the test cases will validate the correct behavior of the code.README.md (1)
- 17-28: The documentation has been updated to reflect the new script functionality, which includes dynamic generation of SQL files with table and column names that incorporate vertex labels and property keys. This update provides clarity on the script's capabilities and usage.
src/test/scala/usecase/ByExhaustiveSearchSpec.scala (3)
- 18-19: The addition of the import statement for
scala.collection.immutable.HashMapis necessary for the changes made to theRecordListdata structures in the test cases.- 37-38: The
ColumnListdata structure has been reordered and modified to match the new table structure. This change is necessary to align the test cases with the updated codebase.- 32-101: > 📝 NOTE
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The
RecordListdata structure has been updated with new record keys and values to match the new table names and structure. The use ofHashMapinstead ofMapis a semantic change that should not affect the functionality but should be verified to ensure it aligns with the intended usage in the codebase.Verification successful
The
HashMapis imported fromscala.collection.immutable, which suggests that it is being used for its immutable properties and performance characteristics. The usage within theByExhaustiveSearchSpec.scalafile is consistent with typical usage patterns for immutable maps in Scala. There is no indication from the context provided that the functionality would be affected by the choice ofHashMapover a genericMap. Therefore, it can be concluded that the change toHashMapshould align with the intended usage in the codebase.Scripts Executed
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Enhancements
GraphEdgeclass to better encapsulate vertex information and facilitate table name construction based on vertex labels.Tests
GraphEdgeSpec.scalato include more descriptive table and record names for edge relationships.ByExhaustiveSearchSpecandUsingSpecificKeyListSpectest cases to reflect the new structure and naming for tables and records.Documentation