func Collections(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request, enc encoding.Encoder, dtx *apicontext.DataContext) string {
cols, err := products.GetAriesVehicleCollections()
if err != nil {
apierror.GenerateError(err.Error(), err, w, r)
return ""
}
return encoding.Must(enc.Encode(cols))
}
//Hack version that slowly traverses all the collection and aggregates results
func AllCollectionsLookup(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request, enc encoding.Encoder, dtx *apicontext.DataContext) string {
var v products.NoSqlVehicle
//Get all collections
cols, err := products.GetAriesVehicleCollections()
if err != nil {
apierror.GenerateError(err.Error(), err, w, r)
return ""
}
// Get vehicle year
v.Year = r.FormValue("year")
delete(r.Form, "year")
// Get vehicle make
v.Make = r.FormValue("make")
delete(r.Form, "make")
// Get vehicle model
v.Model = r.FormValue("model")
delete(r.Form, "model")
// Get vehicle submodel
v.Style = r.FormValue("style")
delete(r.Form, "style")
var collectionVehicleArray []products.NoSqlLookup
for _, col := range cols {
noSqlLookup, err := products.FindVehiclesWithParts(v, col, dtx)
if err != nil {
apierror.GenerateError("Trouble finding vehicles.", err, w, r)
return ""
}
collectionVehicleArray = append(collectionVehicleArray, noSqlLookup)
}
l := makeLookupFrommanyLookups(collectionVehicleArray)
return encoding.Must(enc.Encode(l))
}