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konveyor ETL Processor

Description

Konveyor is a processor which realizes the conveyor belt software design pattern in a kotlin DSL-like style.

What is the conveyor belt design pattern

The purpose of this pattern is designing of applications with complex but elastic logics. The elasticity of the pattern allows easily add/remove functionality without redesigning of entire application.

The central structure of the conveyor belt pattern is a Context containing all states of the workflow process. Suppose we have to handle a user request. Then, our Context must include the following entities.

data class MyContext(
    /**
     * User query in a form it came to us 
     */
    var rawQuery: UserQuery = UserQuery.EMPTY,
    
    /**
     * Result of validation, normalization and enrichement with default values 
     */
    var validatedQuery: UserQuery = UserQuery(),
    
    /**
     * A query to tha database to be performed
     */
    var dbQuery: DatabaseQuery = DatabaseQuery.EMPTY,
    
    /**
     * The result to be sent back to the requester
     */
    var dbResult: QueryResult = QueryResult()
)

Than, the workflow of the request handling is described with a Processor class and a set of Handlers.

val processor = MyProcessor(
    object: IHandler {
        override fun exec(context: MyContext) = with(context) {
            validatedQuery.field = makeValidationOnField(rawQuery.field)
        }
    },
    HandlerValidation2(),
    HandlerNormalization(),
    HandlerPrepareDbQuery(),
    HandlerPrepareResult()
)

val context = MyContext(rawQuery = aQueryFromUser)
processor.exec(context)
val result = context.result

You can notice that management of the workflow with such conveyor is as easy as adding/removing handlers.

Using conveyor belt patterin with konveyor module

First of all, you need to configure your conveyor instance.

val conv  = conveyor<MyContext> {
    timeout { Duration.ofMillis(200) }

    // A simple handler
    exec { // this: MyContext -> 
        timeStart = Instant.now() 
    }

    // Detailed description of the handler
    handle { 
        timeout { Duration.ofMillis(10) }
        on { // this: MyContext -> 
            mode == MyContextMode.PROPER 
        }
        exec { registerQuery() }
    }

    // A nested conveyor for grouping purposes
    konveyor { // Standard logics: perform all where match = true
        timeout { Duration.ofMilliseconds(150) }
        exec { someProp = someFun() }
        handle {
            on { isOk() }
            exec { someFun() }
        }
    }
    
    // A nested conveyor with change of context
    subKonveyor<MySubContext> {
        // Splitter to create a sequence of nested context objects
        split {
            this.myContextCollection.asSequence()
        }
        
        // Normal handlers over nested context objects
        exec { someProp = someFun() }
        handle {
            on { isOk() }
            exec { someFun() }
        }
        
        // Joiner to join the series of nested context objects into main context 
        join { it: MySubContext ->
            this.myContextResult += it.someValue 
        }
    }

    // Perform only first handler with match = true
    // Under discussion
    /*
    processFirst {
        timeout { Duration.ofMilliseconds(150) }
        handle {
            on { isSomething() }
            exec { someFun() }
        }
        handle {
            on { isOk() }
            exec { someFun() }
        }
    }
    */

    // Perform all handlers with match = true in parallel
    // Under discussion
    /*
    processParallel {
        timeout { Duration.ofMilliseconds(150) }
        repeatWhile { someCondition() } // Repeat starting all handlers while `someCondition()` is true
        handle {
            on { isSomething() }
            exec { someFun() }
        }
        handle {
            on { isOk() }
            exec { someFun() }
        }
    }
    */

    // Some custom processor
    processFiles {
        readBy = ReadBy.STREAM

        setPackage { // this: MyContext ->
            PackageHandlerData(
                filePath = this.packageName, // "my/path/source_file.zip"
                fileMask = "*.xml"
            )
        }
        
        handleFile { /* this: MyContext*/ file: FileHandlerData ->
            this.inputStream = file.inputStream
            this.fileName = file.fileName
        }
        exec { someFun() }
        handleFile { /* this: MyContext */ file: FileHandlerData ->
            this.inputStream = file.inputStream
            this.fileName = file.fileName
        }

    }
    exec { // this: MyContext ->
        timeStop = Instant.now()
    }
}

Having that configured, you just process all data like following;

val context = MyContext(rawQuery = aQueryFromUser)
conv.exec(context)
val result = context.result

Using in your projects

The libraries are published to kotlinx bintray repository, linked to JCenter and pushed to Maven Central.

Maven

Add dependencies (you can also add other modules that you need):

<dependency>
	<groupId>codes.spectrum</groupId>
	<artifactId>konveyor</artifactId>
	<version>0.1.11</version>
	<type>pom</type>
</dependency>

Gradle

Add dependencies (you can also add other modules that you need):

dependencies {
    compile 'codes.spectrum:konveyor:0.1.11'
}

Make sure that you have jcenter() in the list of repositories:

repository {
    jcenter()
}

Gradle Kotlin DSL

Add dependencies (you can also add other modules that you need):

dependencies {
    implementation("codes.spectrum:konveyor:0.1.11")
}

License

Konveyor is provided under Apache License version 2.0. See LICENSE.txt for more details.

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