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Usage

Gradle

compile group: 'com.github.akurilov', name: 'java-commons', version: '2.3.6'

Library Content

Collections

Circular Buffer

Allows to reuse the buffer for the elements inserting and removing w/o memory copy.

import com.github.akurilov.commons.collection.CircularBuffer;
import com.github.akurilov.commons.collection.CircularArrayBuffer;
...
    final var buff = (CircularBuffer<String>) new CircularArrayBuffer<>(capacity);
    ...

Trees

  • Deep copy
import com.github.akurilov.commons.collection.TreeUtil;
...
    final var srcTree = (Map<String, Object>) ...
    final var dstTree = (Map<String, Object>) TreeUtil.copyTree(srcTree);
  • Add branch
    final var branch = (Map<String, Object>) ...
    TreeUtil.addBranches(dstTree, branch);
  • Deep merge

TODO

  • Reduce a forest into a tree
    final var forest = (Map<String, Object>) ...
    final var tree = (Map<String, Object>) TreeUtil.reduceForest(forest);

Range

The range described with at least one bound (begin or end position) and optional size.

Concurrency

AsyncRunnable

The entity with the following defined states:

  • INITIAL
  • STARTED
  • SHUTDOWN
  • STOPPED
  • CLOSED

The corresponding methods (start/shutdown/stop/close) are available guaranteeing the thread-safe transition. Each method provides the extension points for user action upon transitions. Also, there are also a pair of await methods intended to block until the instance leaves the STARTED state.

A user should extend the AsyncRunnableBase class.

Throttles

A throttles provide semaphore-like non-blocking functionality. All throttles also support batch permits acquiring.

Rate throttle example:

    final var rateLimit = 0.1;
    final var throttle = (Throttle) new RateThrottle(rateLimit);
    ...
    n = throttle.tryAcquire(10);

Complex weighted throttle example:

    final var weights = new int[] { 80, 20 }; // permits distribution 80% in the 1st direction vs 20% in the 2nd one
    final var weightedThrottle = (IndexThrottle) new SequentialWeightsThrottle(weights);
    ...
    if(weightedThrottle.tryAcquire(0)) {
        // a permit in the 1st direction is acquired
        ...
    }
    ...
    n = weightedThrottle.tryAcquire(1, 10); // try to acquire up to 10 permits in the 2nd direction

Functional Programming

Partial Functions

TODO

Object I/O

Binary

TODO

Collections

TODO

Expressions

A values input evaluating an expression and returning the result. Utilizing the Java Unified Expression Language functionality.

Current time millis supplying example:

    final var in = ExpressionInput.<Long>builder()
        .expr("${time:millisSinceEpoch()}")
        .func("time", "millisSinceEpoch", System.class.getMethod("currentTimeMillis"))
        .build();
    ...
    System.out.println(in.get());

Custom random dynamic string example:

    final IntFunction<String> idSupplier = (radix) -> Long.toString(
        abs(Long.reverse(currentTimeMillis()) ^ Long.reverseBytes(nanoTime())),
        radix
    );
    final var in = ExpressionInput.<String>builder()
        .value("idSupplier", idSupplier, IntFunction.class)
        .value("radix", 36, int.class)
        .expr("${idSupplier.apply(radix)}")
        .build();
    System.out.println(in.get());

The most interesting feature is the ability to evaluate the expression on the previous expression result:

    final var in = ExpressionInput.builder()
			.expression("${this.last() + 1}%{-1}")
			.type(int.class)
			.build();
		in.get(); // will return 0
		in.get(); // 1
		in.get(); // 2
		...

In other words, it's possible to calculate each next value using the previous one.

Text

TODO

Math

Includes the XorShift and greatest common divisor methods.

Networking

TODO

Lang

Contains the method void throwUnchecked(final Throwable t) allowing to throw checked exceptions as unchecked ones.

Reflection

Types Comparison

TODO

System

Direct Memory

Thread local direct memory byte buffers cache. Useful for the zero-copy I/O. Instead of allocating the buffer of exact size find the most suitable sized byte buffer in the thread local cache. The cache contains the sequence of buffers with a sizes 1, 2, 4, ..., 16MB. The total count of the buffers in the cache is 25 and their summary size is less than 32MB.

Examples:

    MappedByteBuffer bbuff;
    bbuff = DirectMemUtil.getThreadLocalReusableBuff(0); // will return the byte buffer with the size of 1 bytes (min)
    bbuff = DirectMemUtil.getThreadLocalReusableBuff(1); // will return the byte buffer with the size of 1 bytes
    bbuff = DirectMemUtil.getThreadLocalReusableBuff(12345); // will return the byte buffer with the size of 16 KB
    bbuff = DirectMemUtil.getThreadLocalReusableBuff(1_000_000_000_000L); // will return the byte buffer with the size of 16 MB (max)

Size In Bytes

The class to represent some size data. A size may be formatted into the form like "1.234MB". Also the size may be not fixed but describe some size range with the given bias.

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