Aurora.Uix.Integration.ContextParserDefaults behaviour (Aurora UIX v0.1.4-rc.9)

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Dispatcher for context-based resource configuration parsing.

Routes default value resolution to backend-specific parser implementations (Ash or Context) that automatically discover and configure CRUD function references by inferring function names from module conventions.

Unlike Aurora.Uix.Integration.Crud which defines a behaviour contract, this module acts as a flexible dispatcher where implementations determine their own handling of option atoms based on their backend's capabilities and conventions.

Key Features

  • Type-based routing to Ash or Context parser implementations
  • Flexible option handling - implementations define their own resolution logic
  • Automatic function name inference from conventions
  • Support for all common CRUD operations
  • Runtime module resolution via application configuration

Implementation Resolution

Uses compile-time configuration to resolve parser implementation modules:

config :aurora_uix, :crud_integration_modules,
  ash: Aurora.Uix.Integration.Ash.ContextParserDefaults,
  ctx: Aurora.Uix.Integration.Ctx.ContextParserDefaults

Resolution mechanism:

  1. Extracts type from resource_config (:ash or :ctx)
  2. Looks up parser module in @parser_defaults_integration_modules map
  3. Delegates default_value/3 to resolved implementation
  4. Implementation uses its own logic to resolve the option atom
  5. Raises error if type is nil or not configured

Supported Options

The following options are commonly supported by implementations, though each backend may handle them differently based on its conventions:

  • :list_function - Read all elements (e.g., list_users/1)
  • :list_function_paginated - Read elements with pagination
  • :get_function - Get single element (e.g., get_user/2)
  • :delete_function - Delete element (e.g., delete_user/1)
  • :create_function - Create element (e.g., create_user/1)
  • :update_function - Update element (e.g., update_user/2)
  • :change_function - Create changeset (e.g., change_user/2)
  • :new_function - Create new struct (e.g., new_user/2)

Note: These atoms serve as keys for resolution, not as a behaviour contract. Implementations are free to handle options in their own way, add new options, or ignore unsupported ones.

Implementation Guidelines

When creating a new parser defaults implementation:

  1. Implement default_value/3 to handle option atoms
  2. Return Connector.t() wrapping the resolved function reference
  3. Use backend-specific conventions for function discovery
  4. Document backend-specific behavior and conventions

Key Constraints

  • Requires valid context module in resource configuration
  • Type must be configured in application environment
  • Invalid types raise runtime errors
  • Implementations define their own option handling logic

Summary

Callbacks

fill_missing_options(parsed_opts, resource_config)

Fills in missing configuration options based on parsed values and resource configuration.

filter_options(valid_opts, resource_opts)

Filters the valid options for this parser based on the resource configuration and raw options. This callback allows implementations to dynamically determine which options they will handle based on the resource configuration and the raw options provided. It can be used to conditionally support certain options or to adjust the set of options based on the context.

option_value(parsed_opts, resource_config, opts, key)

Resolves the default value for a configuration key.

Callbacks

fill_missing_options(parsed_opts, resource_config)

@callback fill_missing_options(parsed_opts :: map(), resource_config :: map()) :: map()

Fills in missing configuration options based on parsed values and resource configuration.

This callback can be used to perform any final adjustments or fill in derived options after the main parsing process has completed. It receives the fully parsed options and can return an updated map with any additional options or adjustments needed for UI rendering.

Parameters

  • parsed_opts (map()) - The fully parsed options after processing all parsers. Contains all resolved configuration values.
  • resource_config (map()) - The original resource configuration passed to parse/2. Contains the initial schema, type, context, and any default options.

Returns

map() - An updated map of options with any missing values filled in or adjustments made. This allows for final transformations or derived values to be added after the main parsing process.

filter_options(valid_opts, resource_opts)

@callback filter_options(valid_opts :: [atom()], resource_opts :: keyword()) :: [atom()]

Filters the valid options for this parser based on the resource configuration and raw options. This callback allows implementations to dynamically determine which options they will handle based on the resource configuration and the raw options provided. It can be used to conditionally support certain options or to adjust the set of options based on the context.

Parameters

  • valid_opts (map()) - A map of all valid options that have been collected from all parsers. This represents the full set of options that could potentially be handled.
  • resource_opts (map()) - The original resource configuration options passed to parse/2. This includes the initial schema, type, context, and any default options.

Returns

list(atom()) - A list of option keys (atoms) that this parser will handle. The parsing process will only call option_value/3 for the options returned in this list. This allows the parser to focus on a specific subset of options and ignore others.

option_value(parsed_opts, resource_config, opts, key)

@callback option_value(
  parsed_opts :: map(),
  resource_config :: map(),
  opts :: keyword(),
  key :: atom()
) :: term()

Resolves the default value for a configuration key.

Called by the parsing process to determine the value for each option key. Implementations can inspect parsed options, resource configuration, and raw options to compute values.

Parameters

  • parsed_opts (map()) - Accumulator of previously parsed options. Useful for deriving values based on other resolved options.
  • resource_config (map()) - Resource configuration containing :schema, :type, :context, and other metadata.
  • opts (keyword()) - Raw un-parsed keyword options passed to parse/2.
  • key (atom()) - Configuration key to resolve (e.g., :module, :list_function).

Returns

term() - The resolved value for the given key. Type depends on the key being resolved.