package design.model.course_search; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; import java.util.stream.Collectors; import design.persistence.MasterDatabase; /* * Represents the state of our current search. */ public class CurrentSearchQuery { public static final CurrentSearchQuery INSTANCE = new CurrentSearchQuery(); // initialize our search with the master db data MasterDatabase db = MasterDatabase.INSTANCE; private CourseList query = db.getCourseList(); private final List filters = new ArrayList(); // reset the query public void reset() { query = db.getCourseList(); } // add a new filter public void addFilter(CourseSorter filter) { filters.add(filter); } // clear the filters public void clearFilters() { filters.clear(); } // print out the filters we're currently using and the order public String printFilters() { String filterResult = ""; // no filters? let the user know. if(filters.size() == 0) { return "nothing"; } for( CourseSorter f : filters) { filterResult += f.toString() + " --> "; } // remove last arrow and add padding filterResult = filterResult.substring(0, filterResult.length() - 5); filterResult += "\n"; return filterResult; } // get all the filters public List getFilters() { return filters; } // get our current query. public CourseList getQueryResult() { return query; } public void search(String searchQuery) { // only grab courses which fit our search List courses = db.getCourseList().getCourses().stream() .filter(s -> s.toString().toLowerCase().contains(searchQuery.toLowerCase())) .collect(Collectors.toList()); // and now, we filter it! CourseList filtered = applyFilters(filters, courses); query.setCourses(filtered.getCourses()); } // to apply our filters we need to traverse the tree and make new grouping as we go. public CourseList applyFilters(List filters, List coursesToFilter) { CourseList root = new CourseList(); root.setCourses(applyFiltersRecursive(coursesToFilter, filters, 0)); return root; } // the actual recursive part. Level is how many filters deep we are. private List applyFiltersRecursive(List courses, List filters, int level) { // base case. we have gone past all filters or theres only one course in this list. already sorted! if (level >= filters.size() || courses.size() <= 1) { return courses; } // grab out current sorting strategy for this level, and sort the courselist. CourseSorter sorter = filters.get(level); sorter.sortCourses(courses); // the resulting sorted list, with new groupings List result = new ArrayList<>(); // courses with an equal value. List currentGroup = new ArrayList<>(); ICourse prev = null; // run through the courses, if for (ICourse c : courses) { /* always add the first course to a new group. when iterating through courses, if we have to values that are equal, we need to add them into a group together. * think about it this way. If we have [ 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 4 ]. 1 is first, so its in it's own group. 2 /= 1, so 2 gets its own group. * now do 2 again. we add it to the existing group 2. Same with the next 2. Now 3. 3 /= 2, so we put it in it's own group. */ if (prev == null || !sorter.isEqual(prev, c)) { // already a course in that group? we now have two equal values and so if (!currentGroup.isEmpty()) { result.add(makeGroup(currentGroup, filters, level)); currentGroup = new ArrayList<>(); } } currentGroup.add(c); prev = c; } // handle the last group. if (!currentGroup.isEmpty()) { result.add(makeGroup(currentGroup, filters, level)); } return result; } // make a CourseList group, a sublist of a group, and filter it. private ICourse makeGroup(List group, List filters, int level) { // base case, group only has one course in it (already sorted) if (group.size() == 1) return group.get(0); // group has more than 1 course in it, it needs to be sorted more if possible. CourseList subList = new CourseList(); subList.setCourses(applyFiltersRecursive(group, filters, level + 1)); return subList; } }