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package org.finra.datagenerator.common.SocialNetwork_Example_Java;
import org.finra.datagenerator.common.GraphEngine.DataTransitions;
import org.finra.datagenerator.common.NodeData.NodeDataTypes;
import scala.collection.immutable.HashSet;
/**
* User type classifications
*/
public final class UserTypes implements NodeDataTypes<User, UserStub, UserTypeVal, UserTypes> {
private static final UserTypes INSTANCE = new UserTypes();
/**
* Get singleton instance
* @return UserTypes
*/
public static UserTypes getInstance() {
return INSTANCE;
}
private UserTypes() {
}
private HashSet<UserTypeVal> allDataTypes;
/**
* Get all data types
* @return All data types in a HashSet
*/
public HashSet<UserTypeVal> allDataTypes() {
if (allDataTypes == null) {
// Would be cleaner if we could call scala's apply method here, but it isn't part of a HashSet companion
// object -- instead it lives in GenericCompanion, and it's unclear now to get to it from Java.
allDataTypes = new HashSet<>();
allDataTypes = allDataTypes.$plus(UserType.ADMIN);
allDataTypes = allDataTypes.$plus(UserType.PUBLIC_USER);
allDataTypes = allDataTypes.$plus(UserType.SOCIAL_NETWORK_EMPLOYEE);
}
return allDataTypes;
}
private HashSet<UserTypeVal> allInitialDataTypes;
/**
* All data types that can be the first node added to a graph.
* @return Set of types
*/
public HashSet<UserTypeVal> allInitialDataTypes() {
if (allInitialDataTypes == null) {
// Would be cleaner if we could call scala's apply method here, but it isn't part of a HashSet companion
// object -- instead it lives in GenericCompanion, and it's unclear now to get to it from Java.
allInitialDataTypes = new HashSet<>();
allInitialDataTypes = allInitialDataTypes.$plus(UserType.ADMIN);
}
return allInitialDataTypes;
}
/**
* Class used for data transition methods
* @return DataTransitions instance
*/
public DataTransitions<User, UserTypeVal, UserStub, UserTypes> dataTransitions() {
return UserTransitions.getInstance();
}
}