package ca.uhn.fhir.rest.gclient;
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import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.primitive.StringDt;
import ca.uhn.fhir.util.CoverageIgnore;
/**
*
*/
public class UriClientParam extends BaseClientParam implements IParam {
//TODO: handle :above and :below
private final String myParamName;
public UriClientParam(String theParamName) {
myParamName = theParamName;
}
@Override
public String getParamName() {
return myParamName;
}
/**
* The string matches the given value (servers will often, but are not required to) implement this as a left match, meaning that a value of "smi" would match "smi" and "smith".
* @param theValue THIS PARAMETER DOES NOT DO ANYTHING - This method was added by accident
*
* @deprecated theValue does not do anything, use {@link #matches()} instead
*/
@CoverageIgnore
@Deprecated
public IUriMatch matches(String theValue) {
return new UriMatches();
}
/**
* The string matches the given value (servers will often, but are not required to) implement this as a left match, meaning that a value of "smi" would match "smi" and "smith".
*/
public IUriMatch matches() {
return new UriMatches();
}
public interface IUriMatch {
/**
* Requests that resources be returned which match the given value
*/
ICriterion<UriClientParam> value(String theValue);
/**
* Requests that resources be returned which match ANY of the given values (this is an OR search). Note that to specify an AND search, simply add a subsequent {@link IQuery#where(ICriterion)
* where} criteria with the same parameter.
*/
ICriterion<UriClientParam> values(List<String> theValues);
/**
* Requests that resources be returned which match the given value
*/
ICriterion<UriClientParam> value(StringDt theValue);
/**
* Requests that resources be returned which match ANY of the given values (this is an OR search). Note that to specify an AND search, simply add a subsequent {@link IQuery#where(ICriterion)
* where} criteria with the same parameter.
*/
ICriterion<?> values(String... theValues);
}
private class UriMatches implements IUriMatch {
@Override
public ICriterion<UriClientParam> value(String theValue) {
return new StringCriterion<UriClientParam>(getParamName(), theValue);
}
@Override
public ICriterion<UriClientParam> value(StringDt theValue) {
return new StringCriterion<UriClientParam>(getParamName(), theValue.getValue());
}
@Override
public ICriterion<UriClientParam> values(List<String> theValue) {
return new StringCriterion<UriClientParam>(getParamName(), theValue);
}
@Override
public ICriterion<?> values(String... theValues) {
return new StringCriterion<UriClientParam>(getParamName(), Arrays.asList(theValues));
}
}
}