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				"use strict";
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Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
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  value: true
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});
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exports.populateProperty = populateProperty;
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const isValueSearchable = value => ['string', 'bigint', 'number'].includes(typeof value) && value !== null && value !== '';
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/**
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 * It populates one property in given records
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 *
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 * @param {Array<BaseRecord>} records   array of records to populate
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 * @param {PropertyDecorator} property  Decorator for the reference property to populate
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 * @private
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 * @hide
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 */
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async function populateProperty(records, property) {
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  const decoratedResource = property.resource();
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  if (!records || !records.length) {
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    return records;
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  }
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  const referencedResource = property.reference();
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  if (!referencedResource) {
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    throw new Error([`There is no reference resource named: "${property.property.reference}"`, `for property: "${decoratedResource.id()}.properties.${property.propertyPath}"`].join('\n'));
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  } // I will describe the process for following data:
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  // - decoratedResource = 'Comment'
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  // - referenceResource = 'User'
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  // property.path = 'userId'
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  // first, we create externalIdsMap[1] = null where 1 is userId. This make keys unique and assign
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  // nulls to each of them
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  const externalIdsMap = records.reduce((memo, baseRecord) => {
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    const foreignKeyValue = baseRecord.get(property.propertyPath, {
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      includeAllSiblings: true
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    }); // 2 kind of properties returning arrays
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    //   - the one with the array type
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    //   - the one which are nested within an arrays (fetched by the help of
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    //   the options { includeAllSiblings: true } in baseRecord.get().
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    // so we have to take it all into consideration
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    if (Array.isArray(foreignKeyValue)) {
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      return foreignKeyValue.reduce((arrayMemo, valueInArray) => ({ ...arrayMemo,
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        ...(isValueSearchable(valueInArray) ? {
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          [valueInArray]: valueInArray
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        } : {})
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      }), memo);
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    }
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    if (!isValueSearchable(foreignKeyValue)) {
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      return memo;
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    }
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    memo[foreignKeyValue] = foreignKeyValue;
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    return memo;
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  }, {});
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  const uniqueExternalIds = Object.values(externalIdsMap); // when no record has reference filled (ie `userId`) = return input `records`
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  if (!uniqueExternalIds.length) {
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    return records;
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  } // now find all referenced records: all users
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  const referenceRecords = await referencedResource.findMany(uniqueExternalIds); // even if record has value for this reference - it might not have the referenced record itself
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  // this happens quite often in mongodb where there are no constrains on the database
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  if (!referenceRecords || !referenceRecords.length) {
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    return records;
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  } // now assign these users to `externalIdsMap` instead of the empty object we had. To speed up
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  // assigning them to record#populated we will do in the next step by calling:
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  // `externalIdsMap[id]` to get populated record instead of finding them in an array
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  referenceRecords.forEach(referenceRecord => {
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    // example: externalIds[1] = { ...userRecord } | null (if not found)
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    const foreignKeyValue = referenceRecord.id();
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    externalIdsMap[foreignKeyValue] = referenceRecord;
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  });
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  return records.map(record => {
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    // first lets extract all the existing params from the given record which belongs to given
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    // property. Usually it will be just one element, but for arrays and items nested inside arrays
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    // there will be more like this for array:
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    // {
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    //    'professions.0': '5f7462621eb3495ea0f0edd7',
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    //    'professions.1': '5f7462621eb3495ea0f0edd6',
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    // }
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    const referenceParams = record.selectParams(property.propertyPath, {
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      includeAllSiblings: true
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    }) || {}; // next we copy the exact params structure to record.populated changing the value with found
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    // record
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    Object.entries(referenceParams).forEach(([path, foreignKeyValueItem]) => {
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      record.populate(path, externalIdsMap[foreignKeyValueItem]);
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    });
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    return record;
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  });
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} |