AWS::Core::Collection::Limitable is used by collections that may truncate responses but that also accept a upper limit of results to return in a single request.
See {AWS::Core::Collection} for documentation on the available methods.
# File lib/aws/core/collection/limitable.rb, line 30 def each_batch options = {}, &block each_opts = options.dup ## limit and batch size should accept string values like '10' limit = each_opts.delete(:limit) || _limit limit = limit.to_i if limit batch_size = each_opts.delete(:batch_size) batch_size = batch_size.to_i if batch_size next_token = each_opts.delete(:next_token) total = 0 # count of items yeilded across all batches begin max = nil if limit or batch_size max = [] max << (limit - total) if limit max << batch_size if batch_size max = max.min end batch = [] next_token = _each_item(next_token, max, each_opts.dup) do |item| total += 1 batch << item end yield(batch) end until next_token.nil? or (limit and limit == total) next_token end
# File lib/aws/core/collection/limitable.rb, line 73 def _each_item next_token, limit, options = {}, &block raise NotImplementedError end
This method should be overriden in collection classes when there is another method to provide a “limit” besides as an option to the enumerable methods.
SimpleDB::ItemCollection (for example) allows setting the limit in a method chain, e.g.
collection.limit(10).each {|item| ... }
These collection classes can simply override #_limit and return their
prefered limit. This is only called in the abscense of the
:limit
option.
@private
# File lib/aws/core/collection/limitable.rb, line 92 def _limit nil end