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PropertiesCollector
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Collects the properties from the components detected by the ComponentDetectorClass.

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DeviceAtlas Limited

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Properties

$componentTypes  : mixed
$dynamicPropertiesExtractor  : mixed
$initialPropertiesCapacity  : mixed
$maxComponentTypeSize  : mixed
$maxStockChildLevel  : mixed
$propertyDataTypes  : mixed
$propertyNames  : mixed

Methods

__construct()  : mixed
collectProperties()  : mixed
Collect all the properties including dynamic properties using the passed in array of components that were found from the identifiers.
addProperties()  : mixed
findComponentForLevel()  : Component|null
If the current component is not set then try and find a replacement "stock" child component. A stock component is the default child component for a parent component. An example might be a device specific operating system under a device component.
refineChildSpecificComponent()  : mixed
Try and refine a component to a more specific instance.
refineVersionSpecificComponent()  : mixed
Runs a version search if the component has version-specific children and the properties already collected contains the version property.

Properties

Methods

__construct()

public __construct(mixed $deviceData, mixed $dynamicPropertiesExtractor) : mixed
Parameters
$deviceData : mixed
$dynamicPropertiesExtractor : mixed

collectProperties()

Collect all the properties including dynamic properties using the passed in array of components that were found from the identifiers.

public collectProperties(mixed $result[, mixed $dynamicProperties = [] ]) : mixed
Parameters
$result : mixed
$dynamicProperties : mixed = []

addProperties()

private addProperties(mixed $properties, mixed $component, mixed $addParentProperties) : mixed
Parameters
$properties : mixed
$component : mixed
$addParentProperties : mixed

findComponentForLevel()

If the current component is not set then try and find a replacement "stock" child component. A stock component is the default child component for a parent component. An example might be a device specific operating system under a device component.

private findComponentForLevel(mixed $stockChild, mixed $currLevel) : Component|null

In some situations, if the component from the previous level was not found or is a component not directly connected to the device then the passed stockChild might actually be from a higher level. If this is the case, it is necessary to check if the stock child itself has a stock child of the correct level.

Parameters
$stockChild : mixed
$currLevel : mixed
Return values
Component|null —

A stock child component or null if none found

refineChildSpecificComponent()

Try and refine a component to a more specific instance.

private refineChildSpecificComponent(mixed $prevLevelComponent, mixed $component) : mixed

A more specific instance of a component is one that is a child of a previous component level. For example,

Previous level: Device (HTC One) | Specific child: Android ------ this may contain properties specific to the HTC One device

During the token trie walk a more generic form of Android might be found that does not have the device specific properties. It can be swapped out for the more specific Android instance by checking the previous component's children.

Parameters
$prevLevelComponent : mixed
$component : mixed

refineVersionSpecificComponent()

Runs a version search if the component has version-specific children and the properties already collected contains the version property.

private refineVersionSpecificComponent(mixed $component, mixed $dynamicProperties) : mixed
Parameters
$component : mixed
$dynamicProperties : mixed 

        

        
    




    

    

                                

                

                                
    

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