Module:Test/lib/search
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local Search = {} --------------- -- conductor -- --------------- -- sibling_key: optional, deprecate function Search.conductor(query, tbl, sibling_key) local f_name = "find" assert(query, string.format("bad argument #1 to '%s' (argument missing, search query)", f_name)) assert(tbl, string.format("bad argument #2 to '%s' (argument missing, table to search through)", f_name)) Search.state = { ["args"] = {}, ["queried"] = {} } Search.ancestors = {} Search.state.args.query = query Search.state.args.table = tbl Search.state.args.sibling_key = sibling_key local result if not sibling_key then result = Search.find_first(query, tbl) else result = Search.find_sibling(query, sibling_key, tbl) end if result then Search.generate_anscestry_of_last_search(result) result.ancestors = Search.ancestors return result end end -------------- -- ancestry -- -------------- function Search.generate_anscestry_of_last_search(quad) quad = quad or {} for _,v in ipairs(Search.state.queried) do if v.value == quad.parent.table then table.insert(Search.ancestors, quad.parent.key) Search.generate_anscestry_of_last_search(v, Search.state.queried, ancestors) elseif not quad.parent.key then return nil end end end ---------------------- -- search_condition -- ---------------------- function Search.search_condition(query, key, value) local condition = false if type(query) == "string" or type(query) == "number" then condition = key == query elseif query[1] and query[2] then condition = key == query[1] and value == query[2] elseif query[1] then condition = key == query[1] elseif query[2] then condition = value == query[2] end return condition end ---------------- -- find_first -- ---------------- function Search.find_first(query, tbl, tbl_key) local subtables = {} for k,v in pairs(tbl) do local quad = { key = k, value = v, parent = { key = tbl_key, table = tbl } } -- I do this to be able to generate ancestry for the searh table.insert(Search.state.queried, quad) if Search.search_condition(query, k, v) then return quad elseif type(v) == "table" then table.insert(subtables, k) end end -- By doing it like this it will first search through all of the children and after that -- descend into grandchildren. for _,k in ipairs(subtables) do local f = Search.find_first(query, tbl[k], k) if f then return f end end end ------------------ -- find_sibling -- ------------------ function Search.find_sibling(query, sibling_key, tbl, tbl_key) local subtables = {} for k,v in pairs(tbl) do local quad = { key = k, value = v, parent = { key = tbl_key, value = table } } -- I do this to be able to generate ancestry for the searh table.insert(Search.state.queried, quad) if Search.search_condition(query, k, v) and tbl[sibling_key] then local sibling_quad = { key = sibling_key, value = tbl[sibling_key], parent = { key = tbl_key, table = tbl } } table.insert(Search.state.queried, sibling_quad) return sibling_quad elseif type(v) == "table" then table.insert(subtables, k) end end -- By doing it like this it will first search through all of the children and after that -- descend into grandchildren. for _,k in ipairs(subtables) do local f = Search.find_sibling(query, sibling_key, tbl[k], k) if f then return f end end end return Search