Class SearchSortUtilImpl

java.lang.Object
com.atlassian.jira.issue.search.util.SearchSortUtilImpl
All Implemented Interfaces:
SearchSortUtil

public class SearchSortUtilImpl extends Object implements SearchSortUtil
  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • concatSearchSorts

      public List<SearchSort> concatSearchSorts(Collection<SearchSort> newSorts, Collection<SearchSort> oldSorts, int maxLength)
      Description copied from interface: SearchSortUtil
      Concatenate the new search sorts and the old search sorts returning a list of sorts that is only of size maxLength. Old sorts will fall off the end of the list first.
      Specified by:
      concatSearchSorts in interface SearchSortUtil
      Parameters:
      newSorts - the new sorts that should go in the front of the sort list; must not be null
      oldSorts - the old sorts that should be in the end of the sort list; may be null
      maxLength - the max size of the produced list
      Returns:
      a list of search sorts that contains the newest and oldest sorts respecting the max length.
    • mergeSearchSorts

      public List<SearchSort> mergeSearchSorts(ApplicationUser user, Collection<SearchSort> newSorts, Collection<SearchSort> oldSorts, int maxLength)
      Description copied from interface: SearchSortUtil
      Combine the new search sorts and the old search sorts returning a list of sorts that is only of size maxLength. Old sorts will fall off the end of the list first. If there are any sorts that are duplicated (the field is mentioned again, sort order not taken into account), then the old sort reference will not be mentioned and will be replaced with the new sort in the correct position in the list.
      Specified by:
      mergeSearchSorts in interface SearchSortUtil
      Parameters:
      user - performing the search
      newSorts - the new sorts that should go in the front of the sort list; must not be null
      oldSorts - the old sorts that should be in the end of the sort list; may be null
      maxLength - the max size of the produced list
      Returns:
      a list of search sorts that contains the newest and oldest sorts respecting the max length.
    • getSearchSorts

      public List<SearchSort> getSearchSorts(Query query)
      Specified by:
      getSearchSorts in interface SearchSortUtil
    • getOrderByClause

      public OrderBy getOrderByClause(Map parameterMap)
      Description copied from interface: SearchSortUtil
      This method is used to convert incoming, request-style, parameters into SearchSort objects.
      Specified by:
      getOrderByClause in interface SearchSortUtil
      Parameters:
      parameterMap - contains 0 or many "sorter/order" and "sorter/field" parameters that will be converted into a search sort. The field is the System/Custom field name and will be converted by this method into the JQL Primary clause name. The reason for this is that we need to support "old (pre 4.0)" URL parameters and these contain the field id, not the clause name. Since the UI is the only thing producing these parameters we decided to leave it generating the field id. When sorts are specified in JQL they will be in clause names.
      Returns:
      an OrderBy that can be used to populate a Query which contains alist of SearchSort's that relate to the passed in parameters. Will be an order by with empty sorts if there are no search sorts in the parameters.
    • getSearchSortDescriptions

      public List<String> getSearchSortDescriptions(SearchRequest searchRequest, I18nHelper i18nHelper, ApplicationUser searcher)
      Description copied from interface: SearchSortUtil
      Returns a list of the descriptions of each sorter defined in the search request.

      If one of the sorters references a field which does not exist, it will be skipped.

      Specified by:
      getSearchSortDescriptions in interface SearchSortUtil
      Parameters:
      searchRequest - the search request containing the sorts; must not be null.
      i18nHelper - i18n helper
      searcher - the user making the request
      Returns:
      a list of strings describing the sorters; never null.