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"encoding/json" |
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"fmt" |
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"strconv" |
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// PropertyPathElement is a part of the PropertyPath. |
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type PropertyPathElement interface { |
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// IsIndex can be used to determine whether an element is a string (property name) or |
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// an index array. |
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IsIndex() bool |
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fmt.Stringer |
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} |
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// PropertyNameElement holds up property name value under PropertyPath. |
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type PropertyNameElement string |
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// IsIndex on PropertyNameElement always returns false. |
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func (p PropertyNameElement) IsIndex() bool { |
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return false |
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} |
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// String returns property name as is. |
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func (p PropertyNameElement) String() string { |
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} |
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// ArrayIndexElement holds up array index value under PropertyPath. |
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type ArrayIndexElement int |
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// IsIndex on ArrayIndexElement always returns true. |
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func (a ArrayIndexElement) IsIndex() bool { |
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} |
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// String returns array index values converted into a string. |
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func (a ArrayIndexElement) String() string { |
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} |
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// PropertyPath is generated by the validator and indicates how it reached the invalid value |
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// from the root element. Property path is denoted by dots, while array access |
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// is denoted by square brackets. For example, "book.keywords[0]" means that the violation |
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// occurred on the first element of array "keywords" in the "book" object. |
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// Internally PropertyPath is a linked list. You can create a new path using WithProperty |
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// or WithIndex methods. PropertyPath should always be used as a pointer value. |
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// Nil value is a valid value that means that the property path is empty. |
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type PropertyPath struct { |
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parent *PropertyPath |
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value PropertyPathElement |
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} |
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// NewPropertyPath creates a PropertyPath from the list of elements. If the list is empty nil will be returned. |
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// Nil value is a valid value that means that the property path is empty. |
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func NewPropertyPath(elements ...PropertyPathElement) *PropertyPath { |
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path = &PropertyPath{parent: path, value: element} |
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} |
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// WithProperty returns new PropertyPath with appended PropertyNameElement to the end of the list. |
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func (path *PropertyPath) WithProperty(name string) *PropertyPath { |
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parent: path, |
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value: PropertyNameElement(name), |
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} |
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// WithIndex returns new PropertyPath with appended ArrayIndexElement to the end of the list. |
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func (path *PropertyPath) WithIndex(index int) *PropertyPath { |
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return &PropertyPath{ |
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parent: path, |
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// String is used to format property path to a string. |
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func (path *PropertyPath) String() string { |
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element := path |
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for element != nil { |
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if element.value.IsIndex() { |
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s = "[" + element.value.String() + "]" + s |
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// MarshalJSON will marshal property path value to a JSON string. |
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func (path *PropertyPath) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error) { |
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muonsoft /
validation
