Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- type ContentReader
- func (cr *ContentReader) Close() error
- func (cr *ContentReader) GetError() error
- func (cr *ContentReader) GetFilePath() string
- func (cr *ContentReader) IsEmpty() bool
- func (cr *ContentReader) Length() (int, error)
- func (cr *ContentReader) NextRecord(recordOutput interface{}) error
- func (cr *ContentReader) Reset()
- type ContentWriter
- func (rw *ContentWriter) Close() error
- func (rw *ContentWriter) GetArrayKey() string
- func (rw *ContentWriter) GetError() error
- func (rw *ContentWriter) GetFilePath() string
- func (rw *ContentWriter) IsEmpty() bool
- func (rw *ContentWriter) RemoveOutputFilePath() error
- func (rw *ContentWriter) SetArrayKey(arrKey string) *ContentWriter
- func (rw *ContentWriter) Write(record interface{})
Constants ¶
const (
DefaultKey = "results"
)
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Types ¶
type ContentReader ¶
type ContentReader struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Open and read JSON file, find the array key inside it and load its value into the memory in small chunks. Currently, 'ContentReader' only support extracting a single value for a given key (arrayKey), other keys are ignored. The value must of of type array. Each array value can be fetched using 'GetRecord' (thread-safe). This technique solves the limit of memory size which may be too small to fit large JSON.
func MergeReaders ¶ added in v0.13.0
func MergeReaders(arr []*ContentReader, arrayKey string) (*ContentReader, error)
func NewContentReader ¶
func NewContentReader(filePath string, arrayKey string) *ContentReader
func NewEmptyContentReader ¶ added in v0.13.0
func NewEmptyContentReader(arrayKey string) *ContentReader
func (*ContentReader) GetError ¶
func (cr *ContentReader) GetError() error
func (*ContentReader) GetFilePath ¶
func (cr *ContentReader) GetFilePath() string
func (*ContentReader) IsEmpty ¶
func (cr *ContentReader) IsEmpty() bool
func (*ContentReader) Length ¶ added in v0.13.0
func (cr *ContentReader) Length() (int, error)
Number of element in the array.
func (*ContentReader) NextRecord ¶
func (cr *ContentReader) NextRecord(recordOutput interface{}) error
Each call to 'NextRecord()' will returns a single element from the channel. Only the first call invokes a goroutine to read data from the file and push it into the channel. 'io.EOF' will be returned if no data is left.
func (*ContentReader) Reset ¶
func (cr *ContentReader) Reset()
Prepare the reader to read the file all over again (not thread-safe).
type ContentWriter ¶
type ContentWriter struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Write a JSON file in small chunks. Only a single JSON key can be written to the file, and array as its value. The array's values could be any JSON value types (number, string, etc...). Once the first 'Write" call is made, the file will stay open, waiting for the next struct to be written (thread-safe). Finally, 'Close' will fill the end of the JSON file and the operation will be completed.
func NewContentWriter ¶
func NewContentWriter(arrayKey string, isCompleteFile, useStdout bool) (*ContentWriter, error)
func (*ContentWriter) GetArrayKey ¶ added in v0.13.0
func (rw *ContentWriter) GetArrayKey() string
func (*ContentWriter) GetError ¶
func (rw *ContentWriter) GetError() error
func (*ContentWriter) GetFilePath ¶
func (rw *ContentWriter) GetFilePath() string
func (*ContentWriter) IsEmpty ¶ added in v0.13.0
func (rw *ContentWriter) IsEmpty() bool
func (*ContentWriter) RemoveOutputFilePath ¶
func (rw *ContentWriter) RemoveOutputFilePath() error
func (*ContentWriter) SetArrayKey ¶
func (rw *ContentWriter) SetArrayKey(arrKey string) *ContentWriter
func (*ContentWriter) Write ¶
func (rw *ContentWriter) Write(record interface{})
Write a single item to the JSON array.