Trigger (Modern UI for Funnelback - Core 15.24.0-SNAPSHOT API)

All Known Implementing Classes:

AllQueryWordsTrigger, AndTrigger, CountryNameTrigger, DateRangeTrigger, ExactQueryTrigger, FacetSelectionTrigger, GroovyTrigger, NotAnyTrigger, OrTrigger, QueryRegularExpressionTrigger, QuerySubstringTrigger, RequestParameterTrigger, UserSegmentTrigger
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public interface Trigger
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Triggers control when curator actions are performed (or not).

Implementing classes must define, based on the current search transaction, whether the trigger activates or not.

NOTE: To avoid displaying the full package name for the implementing class in the curator config file add the implementing class to the aliasedTriggers array in publicui-web's com.funnelback.publicui.search.service.resource.impl.CuratorConfigResource

Since:

13.0

Method Summary

All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`boolean`	`activatesOn(SearchTransaction searchTransaction)`
`void`	`configure(Configurer configurer)`	Perform any configuration required (e.g.
`static java.lang.String`	`queryToMatchAgainst(SearchTransaction searchTransaction)`	Reads FrontEnd.ModernUi.Curator.QUERY_PARAMETER_PATTERN, finds matching input parameters and returns a single query for matching against.

- Method Detail
  - activatesOn
```
boolean activatesOn(SearchTransaction searchTransaction)
```
    Parameters:
    
    searchTransaction - Current search transaction
    
    Returns:
    
    true if this trigger should activate on the given searchTransaction, and false otherwise.
  - configure
```
void configure(Configurer configurer)
```
    Perform any configuration required (e.g. autowiring beans needed by the Trigger).
  - queryToMatchAgainst
```
static java.lang.String queryToMatchAgainst(SearchTransaction searchTransaction)
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    Reads FrontEnd.ModernUi.Curator.QUERY_PARAMETER_PATTERN, finds matching input parameters and returns a single query for matching against. Values from each param are separated by a single space, and the values are ordered based on the Java String sort order of the keys.