>should look like something like:
> parse : Any -> Try GraphQuery
> parse object = do
> timeRange <- TimeRange.parse object.over
> filter <- Filter.parse object.where
> groupBy <- GroupBy.parse object.by
> return (createGraphQuery filter groupBy timeRange)
New ECMAScript 2015 Style
parse = ({by, over, where}) => {
timeRange = TimeRange.parse(over)
filter = Filter.parse(where)
groupBy = GroupBy.parse(by)
return createGraphQuery(filter, groupBy, timeRange)
}
or
parse = ({by, over, where}) =>
createGraphQuery(
Filter.parse(where),
GroupBy.parse(by),
TimeRange.parse(over));
or
parse = ({by, over, where}) =>
createGraphQuery(
Filter(where),
GroupBy(by),
TimeRange(over));
or
parse = ({by, over, where}) => createGraphQuery( Filter(where), GroupBy(by), TimeRange(over) );
or
parse = ({by, over, where}) => c(f(where), g(by), t(over));
and, if you're willing to put a front-end on it:
parse = ({b, o, w}) => c(f(w), g(b), t(o));
Of course, I have not provided the definitions of `c`, `f`, `g`, or `t`.
