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// Copyright 2019-present Facebook Inc. All rights reserved.
// This source code is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license found
// in the LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
// Code generated by ent, DO NOT EDIT.
package tweetlike
import (
"time"
"entgo.io/ent"
"entgo.io/ent/dialect/sql"
"entgo.io/ent/dialect/sql/sqlgraph"
)
const (
// Label holds the string label denoting the tweetlike type in the database.
Label = "tweet_like"
// FieldLikedAt holds the string denoting the liked_at field in the database.
FieldLikedAt = "liked_at"
// FieldUserID holds the string denoting the user_id field in the database.
FieldUserID = "user_id"
// FieldTweetID holds the string denoting the tweet_id field in the database.
FieldTweetID = "tweet_id"
// EdgeTweet holds the string denoting the tweet edge name in mutations.
EdgeTweet = "tweet"
// EdgeUser holds the string denoting the user edge name in mutations.
EdgeUser = "user"
// TweetFieldID holds the string denoting the ID field of the Tweet.
TweetFieldID = "id"
// UserFieldID holds the string denoting the ID field of the User.
UserFieldID = "id"
// Table holds the table name of the tweetlike in the database.
Table = "tweet_likes"
// TweetTable is the table that holds the tweet relation/edge.
TweetTable = "tweet_likes"
// TweetInverseTable is the table name for the Tweet entity.
// It exists in this package in order to avoid circular dependency with the "tweet" package.
TweetInverseTable = "tweets"
// TweetColumn is the table column denoting the tweet relation/edge.
TweetColumn = "tweet_id"
// UserTable is the table that holds the user relation/edge.
UserTable = "tweet_likes"
// UserInverseTable is the table name for the User entity.
// It exists in this package in order to avoid circular dependency with the "user" package.
UserInverseTable = "users"
// UserColumn is the table column denoting the user relation/edge.
UserColumn = "user_id"
)
// Columns holds all SQL columns for tweetlike fields.
var Columns = []string{
FieldLikedAt,
FieldUserID,
FieldTweetID,
}
// ValidColumn reports if the column name is valid (part of the table columns).
func ValidColumn(column string) bool {
for i := range Columns {
if column == Columns[i] {
return true
}
}
return false
}
// Note that the variables below are initialized by the runtime
// package on the initialization of the application. Therefore,
// it should be imported in the main as follows:
//
// import _ "entgo.io/ent/entc/integration/edgeschema/ent/runtime"
var (
Hooks [1]ent.Hook
Policy ent.Policy
// DefaultLikedAt holds the default value on creation for the "liked_at" field.
DefaultLikedAt func() time.Time
)
// OrderOption defines the ordering options for the TweetLike queries.
type OrderOption func(*sql.Selector)
// ByLikedAt orders the results by the liked_at field.
func ByLikedAt(opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
return sql.OrderByField(FieldLikedAt, opts...).ToFunc()
}
// ByUserID orders the results by the user_id field.
func ByUserID(opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
return sql.OrderByField(FieldUserID, opts...).ToFunc()
}
// ByTweetID orders the results by the tweet_id field.
func ByTweetID(opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
return sql.OrderByField(FieldTweetID, opts...).ToFunc()
}
// ByTweetField orders the results by tweet field.
func ByTweetField(field string, opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
return func(s *sql.Selector) {
sqlgraph.OrderByNeighborTerms(s, newTweetStep(), sql.OrderByField(field, opts...))
}
}
// ByUserField orders the results by user field.
func ByUserField(field string, opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
return func(s *sql.Selector) {
sqlgraph.OrderByNeighborTerms(s, newUserStep(), sql.OrderByField(field, opts...))
}
}
func newTweetStep() *sqlgraph.Step {
return sqlgraph.NewStep(
sqlgraph.From(Table, TweetColumn),
sqlgraph.To(TweetInverseTable, TweetFieldID),
sqlgraph.Edge(sqlgraph.M2O, false, TweetTable, TweetColumn),
)
}
func newUserStep() *sqlgraph.Step {
return sqlgraph.NewStep(
sqlgraph.From(Table, UserColumn),
sqlgraph.To(UserInverseTable, UserFieldID),
sqlgraph.Edge(sqlgraph.M2O, false, UserTable, UserColumn),
)
}