Changes

Jump to navigation Jump to search
367 bytes removed ,  06:57, 1 June 2009
Line 271: Line 271:  
With all these features implemented Library can use "thin" datastore client and not fetch all objects, just make proper request for datasotre.find() to get sorted and collapsed objects by portions (by using offset/limit find() arguments).
 
With all these features implemented Library can use "thin" datastore client and not fetch all objects, just make proper request for datasotre.find() to get sorted and collapsed objects by portions (by using offset/limit find() arguments).
   −
<strong>Get collapsed find()'s resultset</strong>
+
<strong>find() returns only last versions of journal objects</strong>
Let user call datastore.find() to get list of collapsed objects(all versions by one item).
     −
That should mean that any datastore object should have "object id":
+
So, all objects should be grouped by "object_id" which could be:
* ''activity_id'' for objects that were generated by activities (already implemented)
+
* ''activity_id'' for objects that were generated by activities
 
* ''bundle_id'' for .xo bundles in the Journal
 
* ''bundle_id'' for .xo bundles in the Journal
* ''uid'' for other objecets (already implemented)
+
* ''uid'' for other objecets
   −
<strong>History of collapsed object</strong>
+
<strong>Sort find()'s resultset</strong>
Let datastore clients browse history of collapsed objects:
  −
* for ''activity_id'' objects - sort by timestamp (already impelemented)
  −
* for ''bundle_id'' objects - sort by ''activity_version''(or so) field
     −
<strong>Sort find()'s resultset</strong>
   
Let datastore clients sort objects by any field(not only predefined like uid, activity_id etc).
 
Let datastore clients sort objects by any field(not only predefined like uid, activity_id etc).
 
* Sort by buddies count</strong>
 
* Sort by buddies count</strong>

Navigation menu