package dataloader import ( "context" "time" ) // AggFetchParamFunc defines the signature for functions that fetch aggregated data with parameters. // The function receives a context, parameter value, and slice of IDs to fetch, and should return // all values associated with any of those IDs for the given parameters. type AggFetchParamFunc[K, P comparable, V any] func(context.Context, P, []K) ([]V, error) // AggFetcherParam provides batched loading of aggregated data with parameters. // Unlike AggFetcher, this allows you to pass additional parameters that modify // the fetch behavior. It maintains separate Fetcher instances for each unique // parameter combination. // // This is useful for parameterized one-to-many relationships, such as fetching // all active alerts for multiple services, or all escalation policies for // multiple teams with specific filters. // // Type parameters: // - K: The type of the unique identifier (key) for items being fetched // - P: The type of additional parameters that can be passed to modify fetch behavior // - V: The type of values being aggregated type AggFetcherParam[K, P comparable, V any] struct { *FetcherParam[K, P, AggFetchResult[K, V]] // Embedded FetcherParam for aggregated results } // NewStoreLoaderAggParam creates a new AggFetcherParam for loading aggregated data // from a store with parameters. This allows you to batch requests not just by ID, // but also by parameter values, while still aggregating multiple results per ID. // // The fetchMany function should handle the parameter and return all values for // the given IDs that match the parameter criteria. Values can be returned in any // order and multiple values can have the same ID (as determined by idFunc). // The AggFetcherParam will automatically group them by ID. // // Example usage: // // type AlertParams struct { Status string } // alertLoader := dataloader.NewStoreLoaderAggParam(ctx, // func(ctx context.Context, params AlertParams, serviceIDs []string) ([]Alert, error) { // return alertStore.FindByServiceIDsAndStatus(ctx, serviceIDs, params.Status) // }, // func(alert Alert) string { return alert.ServiceID }, // ) // openAlerts, err := alertLoader.FetchAggregateParam(ctx, "service-123", AlertParams{Status: "open"}) func NewStoreLoaderAggParam[V any, K, P comparable](ctx context.Context, fetchMany AggFetchParamFunc[K, P, V], idFunc IDFunc[K, V]) *AggFetcherParam[K, P, V] { return &AggFetcherParam[K, P, V]{ FetcherParam: &FetcherParam[K, P, AggFetchResult[K, V]]{ FetchFunc: func(ctx context.Context, p P, k []K) ([]AggFetchResult[K, V], error) { // Fetch all values for the requested IDs with the given parameters values, err := fetchMany(ctx, p, k) if err != nil { return nil, err } // Group values by their ID result := make(map[K]*AggFetchResult[K, V]) for _, v := range values { id := idFunc(v) res, ok := result[id] if !ok { res = &AggFetchResult[K, V]{ID: id, Values: []V{v}} result[id] = res } else { res.Values = append(res.Values, v) } } // Convert map to slice for return resList := make([]AggFetchResult[K, V], 0, len(result)) for _, v := range result { resList = append(resList, *v) } return resList, nil }, IDFunc: func(afr AggFetchResult[K, V]) K { return afr.ID }, MaxBatch: 100, Delay: 5 * time.Millisecond, }, } } // FetchAggregateParam retrieves all values associated with the given ID using the specified parameters. // Requests with the same parameter values will be batched together, while requests // with different parameters will use separate batches. // // The method lazily creates new Fetcher instances for each unique parameter combination. // Returns a slice of all values associated with the ID for the given parameters, // or nil if no values are found. An error is returned if the fetch operation fails // or the context is cancelled. func (af *AggFetcherParam[K, P, V]) FetchAggregateParam(ctx context.Context, id K, param P) ([]V, error) { res, err := af.FetchOneParam(ctx, id, param) if err != nil { return nil, err } if res == nil { return nil, nil // No results found for this ID } return res.Values, nil }