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#' Force evaluation of a database query
#'
#' @description
#' [compound()] shows the full set of queries
#' required to properly evaluate the user's request, run prior to [collapse()].
#'
#' The number of total queries to send for a single data request is often broader
#' than the single query returned by [collapse()]. If, for example,
#' the user's query includes a call to
#' \code{\link[=identify.data_request]{identify()}}, then a taxonomic query
#' is required to run _before_ the 'final' query is attempted. In relation to
#' other functions that manipulate `_request` objects, [compound()] is called
#' within \code{\link[=collapse.data_request]{collapse()}}, and itself
#' calls [capture()] internally where required.
#' @rdname compound
#' @param x An object to be compounded. Works for `data_request`,
#' `metadata_request`, `file_request`, `query` or `prequery`.
#' @param ... Other arguments passed to [capture()].
#' @details
#' `galah` uses an object-based pipeline to convert piped requests into
#' valid queries, and to enact those queries with the specified organisation.
#' Typically, requests open with [galah_call()] - though [request_metadata()]
#' and [request_files()] are also valid - and end with
#' \code{\link[=collect.data_request]{collect()}}. Under the hood,
#' the sequence of functions is as follows:
#'
#' [capture()] → [compound()] →
#' \code{\link[=collapse.data_request]{collapse()}} →
#' \code{\link[=compute.data_request]{compute()}} →
#' \code{\link[=collect.data_request]{collect()}}
#'
#' [compound()] is the second of the [galah_call()] workflow, and it collates
#' the complete list of queries required to send in order to meet the user's
#' data request, returned by \code{\link[=collapse.data_request]{collapse()}}.
#' @order 1
#' @return An object of class `query_set`, which is simply a list of all `query`
#' objects required to properly evaluate the specified request. Objects are
#' listed in the order in which they will be evaluated, meaning the query
#' that the user has actually requested will be placed last.
#' @seealso To open a piped query, see [galah_call()]. For alternative
#' operations on `_request` objects, see [capture()],
#' \code{\link[=collapse.data_request]{collapse()}},
#' \code{\link[=compute.data_request]{compute()}} or
#' \code{\link[=collect.data_request]{collect()}}.
#' @export
compound <- function(x, ...){
UseMethod("compound")
}
#' @rdname compound
#' @order 2
#' @export
compound.data_request <- function(x, mint_doi = FALSE, ...){
x |>
capture(mint_doi = mint_doi, ...) |>
compound()
}
#' @rdname compound
#' @order 3
#' @export
compound.metadata_request <- function(x, ...){
x |>
capture(...) |>
compound()
}
#' @rdname compound
#' @order 4
#' @export
compound.files_request <- function(x,
...){
x |>
capture(...) |>
compound()
}
#' @rdname compound
#' @param mint_doi Logical: should a DOI be minted for this download? Only
#' applies to `type = "occurrences"`, and only for supported atlases.
#' @order 5
#' @export
compound.prequery <- function(x, mint_doi = FALSE, ...){
if(stringr::str_detect(x$type, "^metadata")){
build_query_set_metadata(x)
}else if(stringr::str_detect(x$type, "^files")){
list(capture_media_files(x, ...)) |>
as_query_set()
}else if(x$type == "data/distribtions"){
build_query_set_distributions(x)
}else{
build_query_set_data(x, mint_doi = mint_doi, ...)
}
}
#' @rdname compound
#' @order 6
#' @export
compound.query <- function(x, ...){
list(x) |>
as_query_set()
}
#' @rdname compound
#' @order 7
#' @export
compound.query_set <- function(x, ...){
x
}
#' Internal function to routinely apply `query_set` naming
#' @noRd
#' @keywords Internal
as_query_set <- function(x){
structure(x, class = c("query_set", "list"))
}
#' Internal function to build a `query_set` object
#' for object of class `data_request`
#' @noRd
#' @keywords Internal
build_query_set_metadata <- function(x){
# create an empty object to store results
result <- list()
# handle authentication
if(!is.null(x$request$authenticate)){
result <- append(result,
list(request_metadata("config") |> capture()))
}
# add checks if required
if(potions::pour("package", "run_checks")){
result <- append(result,
switch(x$request$type,
"fields-unnest" = list(request_metadata("fields") |> capture()),
"profiles-unnest" = list(request_metadata("profiles") |> capture()),
NULL))
}
# then handle `filter` and `identify` queries, where supported
if(grepl("-unnest$", x$request$type)){
if(x$request$type == "taxa-unnest"){
# identify() calls must be parsed, irrespective of `run_checks` (which is parsed above)
if(!is.null(x$request$identify)){
result[[(length(result) + 1)]] <- list(type = "taxa",
identify = x$request$identify) |>
structure(class = "metadata_request") |>
capture()
}
if(is.null(x$request$identify) & is.null(x$request$filter)){
cli::cli_abort("Requests of type `taxa-unnest` must also supply one of `filter()` or `identify()`.")
}
}else if(is.null(x$request$filter)){
current_type <- x$request$type
cli::cli_abort("Requests of type `{current_type}` must supply `filter()`.")
}
}
# add query in last place
result[[(length(result) + 1)]] <- x
# return object of correct class
as_query_set(result)
}
#' Internal function to build a `query_set` object
#' for object of class `data_request`
#' @noRd
#' @keywords Internal
build_query_set_data <- function(x, mint_doi, ...){
# handle DOIs
if(!missing(mint_doi)){
x$request$mint_doi <- mint_doi
}
# set up an object
result <- list()
# handle authentication
if(
!is.null(x$request$authenticate) &
potions::pour("atlas", "region") == "Australia"
){
result <- append(result,
list(request_metadata("config") |> capture()))
}
# handle `run_checks`
# find which functions are missing from the pipe
lookup_fields <- c("arrange", "filter", "select", "group_by", "distinct")
fields_absent <- !(lookup_fields %in% names(x$request))
names(fields_absent) <- lookup_fields
x_type <- x$request$type
if(potions::pour("package", "run_checks") &
x_type != "occurrences-doi"){
# add check here to see whether any filters are specified
# it is possible to only call `identify()`, for example
if(any(!fields_absent) |
x_type %in% c("species-count", "species")) {
result <- c(result,
list(request_metadata("fields") |>
select(tidyselect::everything()) |> # needed to ensure GBIF works
capture(),
request_metadata("assertions") |> capture()))
}else{
# for living atlases, we need `collapse_fields()` to check the `lsid` field
# this isn't required for GBIF which doesn't use `fq` for taxon queries
if(!is.null(x$request$identify) &
!is_gbif()){
result <- c(result,
list(request_metadata("fields") |> capture()))
}
}
if(x_type %in% c("occurrences", "media", "species") &
reasons_supported()) {
result[[(length(result) + 1)]] <- request_metadata("reasons") |>
capture()
}
}else{ # if select is required, we need fields even if `run_checks == FALSE`
if(!fields_absent[["select"]] |
x_type %in% c("occurrences", "species")){
result <- c(result,
list(request_metadata("fields") |> capture(),
request_metadata("assertions") |> capture()))
}
}
# handle `identify()`
if(!is.null(x$request$identify) &
x_type != "occurrences-doi"){
result[[(length(result) + 1)]] <- request_metadata() |>
identify(x$request$identify) |>
capture()
}
# handle `apply_profile()`
if(!is.null(x$request$apply_profile)){
result[[(length(result) + 1)]] <- request_metadata("profiles") |>
capture()
}
# handle query
result[[(length(result) + 1)]] <- x
# return
as_query_set(result)
}
#' Internal function to build a `query_set` object
#' for object of class `data_request` when `type = distributions`
#' @noRd
#' @keywords Internal
build_query_set_distributions <- function(x, ...){
if(is.null(x$identify) & is.null(x$filter)){
# find all expert distributions
result <- list(
capture_distributions_metadata(),
capture_distributions_data(x)
)
}else{
if(!is.null(x$identify)){
result <- list(
capture_taxa(list(identify = x$identify)) # wrong syntax?
)
result[[2]] <- capture_distributions_data(x) # NOTE: shouldn't call microfunctions directly
}else{
# i.e. !is.null(x$filter)
result <- list(capture_distributions_data(x))
}
}
as_query_set(result)
}
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