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import com.cognifide.app.util.Currency;
import com.cognifide.slice.api.provider.ModelProvider;
import com.cognifide.slice.mapper.annotation.JcrProperty;
import com.cognifide.slice.mapper.annotation.SliceResource;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
@SliceResource
public class OrderModel {
private final static String CONFIGURATION_PATH = "/content/app/configuration/jcr:content/currency";
private final ModelProvider modelProvider;
@JcrProperty
private int value;
@Inject
public OrderModel(ModelProvider modelProvider) {
this.modelProvider = modelProvider;
}
public int getValue() {
Currency currency = modelProvider.get(Currency.class, CONFIGURATION_PATH);
return formatToCurrency(value, currency);
}
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} |
ChildrenProvider
The com.cognifide.slice.api.provider.ChildrenProvider interface allows you to get a list of child resources (paths) from under specified path.
Below table describes methods of the interface.
| Method | Description |
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List<String> getChildren(final String path); | Returns paths to child resources of a resource from under specified path. If a resource under specified path doesn't exist, empty list is returned. The method is not recursive - it reads only direct children. |
List<Resource> getChildResources(final String path); | Returns child resources of a resource from under specified path. If a resource under specified path doesn't exist, empty list is returned. The method is not recursive - it reads only direct children |
Link, LinkBuilder
Thanks to com.cognifide.slice.api.link.Link and com.cognifide.slice.api.link.LinkBuilder interfaces you can easily manipulate on Sling links, e.g. setting selectors, extension, query string, path, etc.
They should be used whenever there is a need to modify an existing link (e.g. adding or removing some selectors) or create a new one and then manipulate it.
New link can only be created using LinkBuilder.
ChildrenProvider
Link, LinkBuilder
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LinkBuilder can be obtained from LinkBuilderFactory which is injectable. An example usage of it is shown in the listings below:
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import com.cognifide.slice.api.link.Link;
import com.cognifide.slice.api.link.LinkBuilder;
import com.cognifide.slice.api.link.LinkBuilderFactory;
import com.cognifide.slice.api.qualifier.CurrentResourcePath;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
public class EventModel {
private final LinkBuilderFactory linkBuilderFactory;
private final String currentPath;
@Inject
public EventModel(LinkBuilderFactory linkBuilderFactory, @CurrentResourcePath String currentPath) {
this.linkBuilderFactory = linkBuilderFactory;
this.currentPath = currentPath;
}
public Link getPrintLink() {
LinkBuilder linkBuilder = linkBuilderFactory.getLinkBuilder();
linkBuilder.setPath(currentPath);
linkBuilder.setSelectorString("print");
linkBuilder.setExtension("pdf");
return linkBuilder.toLink();
}
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} |
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import com.cognifide.slice.api.link.Link;
import com.cognifide.slice.api.link.LinkBuilder;
import com.cognifide.slice.api.link.LinkBuilderFactory;
import com.cognifide.slice.cq.qualifier.RequestedLink;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
public class EventModel {
private final LinkBuilderFactory linkBuilderFactory;
private final Link requestedLink;
@Inject
public TextModel2(LinkBuilderFactory linkBuilderFactory, @RequestedLink Link requestedLink) {
this.linkBuilderFactory = linkBuilderFactory;
this.requestedLink = requestedLink;
}
public String getPrintLink() {
LinkBuilder linkBuilder = linkBuilderFactory.getLinkBuilder(requestedLink);
linkBuilder.addSelector("print").setExtension("pdf"); // it will retain query string and suffix
return linkBuilder.toString();
}
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} |
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There is no need to create |
ClassToKeyMapper
The com.cognifide.slice.api.provider.ClassToKeyMapper interface allows you to obtain a com.google.inject.Key associated with a class specified by a String value. Thanks to this you can inject objects of classes specified by Strings rather than classes. In general, this interface is not widely used.