Aggregation and Group aggregation
PlayMorphia provides developer friendly interface for aggregation and group aggregation on models.
Suppose you have defined a model class Sales:
@Entity public class Sales extends Model {
public String employeeId;
public String department;
public String region;
public int amount;
}
Aggregation
Now here is a set of aggregations you could do on Sales model:
Count
long total = Sales.count(); // also Sales.q().count();
long cntIT = Sales.q().filter("department", "IT").count();
long cntAU = Sales.q().filter("region", "AU").count();
long cntAuIt = Sales.find("region, department", "AU", "IT").count();
Sum
long sum = Sales._sum("amount"); // also Sales.q().sum("amount");
long sumIT = Sales.find("department", "IT").sum("amount");
long sumAU = Sales.find("region", "AU").sum("amount");
long sumAuIt = Sales.find("region department", "AU", "IT").sum("amount");
Maximum
long max = Sales._max("amount"); // also Sales.q().max("amount");
long maxIT = Sales.find("department", "IT").max("amount");
long maxAU = Sales.find("region", "AU").max("amount");
long maxAuIt = Sales.find("region department", "AU", "IT").max("amount");
Minimum
long min = Sales._min("amount"); // also Sales.q().min("amount");
long minIT = Sales.find("department", "IT").min("amount");
long minAU = Sales.find("region", "AU").min("amount");
long minAuIt = Sales.find("region department", "AU", "IT").min("amount");
Group aggregation
Each aggregation has a corresponding group aggergation interface defined. This is somehow like SQL’s “group by” clause
Group count
// group by region
AggregationResult byRegion = Sales.groupCount("region");
System.out.println("AU count: " + byRegion.get("region", "AU");
// group by department
AggregationResult byDep = Sales.groupCount("department");
System.out.println("IT count: " + byDep.get("department", "IT");
// group by region and department
AggregationResult byRegionDep = Sales.groupCount("region, department");
System.out.println("IT count: " + byRegionDep.get("department, region", "IT", "AU");
Group sum
// group by region
AggregationResult byRegion = Sales.groupSum("region");
System.out.println("AU sum: " + byRegion.get("region", "AU");
// group by department
AggregationResult byDep = Sales.groupSum("department");
System.out.println("IT sum: " + byDep.get("department", "IT");
// group by region and department
AggregationResult byRegionDep = Sales.groupSum("region, department");
System.out.println("IT sum: " + byRegionDep.get("department, region", "IT", "AU");
Group maximum
// group by region
AggregationResult byRegion = Sales.groupMax("region");
System.out.println("AU max: " + byRegion.get("region", "AU");
// group by department
AggregationResult byDep = Sales.groupMax("department");
System.out.println("IT max: " + byDep.get("department", "IT");
// group by region and department
AggregationResult byRegionDep = Sales.groupMax("region, department");
System.out.println("IT max: " + byRegionDep.get("department, region", "IT", "AU");
Group minimum
// group by region
AggregationResult byRegion = Sales.groupMin("region");
System.out.println("AU min: " + byRegion.get("region", "AU");
// group by department
AggregationResult byDep = Sales.groupMin("department");
System.out.println("IT min: " + byDep.get("department", "IT");
// group by region and department
AggregationResult byRegionDep = Sales.groupMin("region, department");
System.out.println("IT min: " + byRegionDep.get("department, region", "IT", "AU");