JavaScript Query Stage

function(request,response) {
   request.addParam("foo", "bar");
}

params.deviceType === "mobile"

params.debug === "true"

params.q && params.q.includes("sale")

request.hasParam("fusion-user-name") && request.getFirstParam("fusion-user-name").equals("SuperUser");
!request.hasParam("isFusionPluginQuery")

/* globals Java, logger*/
//JavaScript (ES5.1)
/**
 * UtilitiesDemoLib - A stripped-down demo utility library for Fusion Pipeline scripts
 *
 * Contains essential utility functions for demonstration purposes:
 * - Debug logging
 * - Type checking
 * - String manipulation
 *
 * This library is designed to work in both Index and Query pipelines
 * and automatically registers itself in the pipeline context.
 */
(function () {
    "use strict";

    var libName = 'UtilitiesDemoLib'
    var exports = {};

    /** Debug flag for conditional logging */
    var isDebug = false;

    /**
     * Conditional debug logging function
     * @param {string} m - Primary message to log
     * @param {...*} args - Additional arguments to log
     */
    function logIfDebug(m) {
        if (isDebug && m) {
            logger.info(m, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments).slice(1));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Enables or disables debug logging for this library
     * @param {boolean} debug_b - true to enable debug logging, false to disable
     */
    function setDebugLogging(debug_b) {
        isDebug = debug_b;
        logIfDebug("Debug logging {} for {}", isDebug ? "enabled" : "disabled", libName);
    }

    /**
     * Returns the name of this library
     * @return {string} The library name
     */
    function getLibName() {
        return libName;
    }

    /**
     * Tests whether an object is a Java object by checking for standard Java methods
     * @param {*} obj - Object to test
     * @return {boolean} true if the object appears to be a Java object
     */
    function isJavaType(obj) {
        if (obj === null || obj === undefined) {
            return false;
        }

        // Check for common Java object methods
        return (typeof obj.getClass === 'function' ||
                typeof obj.hashCode === 'function' ||
                typeof obj.toString === 'function' && obj.constructor.name !== 'String');
    }

    /**
     * Returns a simplified type name for both Java and JavaScript objects
     * For Java objects: returns simple class name (e.g., 'String' for java.lang.String)
     * For JavaScript objects: returns lowercase type name (e.g., 'string')
     * @param {*} obj - Object to get type information for
     * @param {boolean} [verbose=false] - If true, return full Java class name
     * @return {string} Type name of the object
     */
    function getTypeOf(obj, verbose) {
        if (obj === null) return 'null';
        if (obj === undefined) return 'undefined';

        if (isJavaType(obj)) {
            try {
                var className = obj.getClass().getName();
                if (verbose) {
                    return className;
                } else {
                    // Return simple class name (last part after final dot)
                    return className.substring(className.lastIndexOf('.') + 1);
                }
            } catch (e) {
                return 'JavaObject';
            }
        } else {
            // JavaScript object
            return typeof obj;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Remove whitespace from start and end of str. Also remove redundant whitespace (set to space).
     * @param {string} str - String to trim
     * @return {string} Trimmed string with normalized whitespace
     */
    function trimWhitespace(str) {
        if (!str || typeof str !== 'string') {
            return str;
        }

        // Trim leading/trailing whitespace and normalize internal whitespace
        return str.trim().replace(/\s+/g, ' ');
    }

    // Export all utility functions for external use
    exports.setDebugLogging = setDebugLogging;
    exports.getLibName = getLibName;
    exports.isJavaType = isJavaType;
    exports.getTypeOf = getTypeOf;
    exports.trimWhitespace = trimWhitespace;

    /**
     * Auto-registration function for pipeline contexts
     * Detects pipeline type (Index vs Query) and registers this library in the context
     *
     * For Index Pipelines: arguments are (doc, ctx, collection, solrClient, solrFactory)
     * For Query Pipelines: arguments are (request, response, ctx, ...)
     *
     * The function identifies the context object by checking argument types and
     * registers the library functions under the library name for easy access
     *
     * @return {*} Returns the document object for Index pipelines, undefined for Query pipelines
     */
    return function main() {
        var doc, ctx;

        // Detect pipeline type by argument pattern
        if (arguments.length >= 3) {
            if (arguments[0] && typeof arguments[0].getId === 'function') {
                // Index Pipeline: (doc, ctx, collection, solrClient, solrFactory)
                doc = arguments[0];
                ctx = arguments[1];
            } else if (arguments[0] && typeof arguments[0].getParam === 'function') {
                // Query Pipeline: (request, response, ctx, collection, solrClient, solrFactory)
                ctx = arguments[2];
            }
        }

        if (ctx && typeof ctx.put === 'function') {
            // Register this library in the context
            var lib = {
                setDebugLogging: setDebugLogging,
                getLibName: getLibName,
                isJavaType: isJavaType,
                getTypeOf: getTypeOf,
                trimWhitespace: trimWhitespace
            };

            ctx.put(libName, lib);
            logIfDebug("Registered {} in pipeline context", libName);
        }

        // Return doc for Index pipelines (required), undefined for Query pipelines
        return doc;
    };



})();

/* globals Java, logger*/
//JavaScript (ES5.1)
(function () {
    "use strict"; // avoid globals!
    var isDebug = false
    var libDebug = false // isDebug sets debug level for this file.  libDebug sets debug for loaded libraries

    var ArrayList = Java.type("java.util.ArrayList");


    function logIfDebug(m){if(isDebug && m)logger.info(m, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments).slice(1));}

    function loadLib(l, c, b) { var L = c.get(l); if (L) { logIfDebug("Loaded {} library from ctx", l); L.setDebugLogging(null == b ? libDebug : b) } else { logger.error("No {} Lib in ctx.  Check prior stages!", l) } return L }

    //TODO: add library declarations here.  UtilitiesDemoLib is an example and can be changed or removed.
    var UtilitiesDemoLib;


    /*
    For this to work, a prior stage which loads the UtilitiesDemoLib.js into the ctx is required.
    It can be a Managed JS stage or a regular JS stage but it must be in the pipeline before this stage.
    */
    return function main(request,response , ctx, collection, solrServer, solrServerFactory) {
       //TODO: adjust list of libraries and load them as shown in the commented line below
       UtilitiesDemoLib = UtilitiesDemoLib || loadLib("UtilitiesDemoLib",ctx, false)

        // Demonstrate UtilitiesDemoLib functionality
        if (UtilitiesDemoLib) {

            logIfDebug("UtilitiesDemoLib demonstration starting");

            // === Library Information ===
            var libName = UtilitiesDemoLib.getLibName();
            logIfDebug("getLibName:: Library name: {}", libName);

            // === Type Checking Demonstrations ===
            var jsArray = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"];
            var jsObject = { name: "test", value: 123 };

            // Test JavaScript types
            logIfDebug("isJavaType:: Is jsArray a Java type? {}", UtilitiesDemoLib.isJavaType(jsArray));
            logIfDebug("isJavaType:: Is jsObject a Java type? {}", UtilitiesDemoLib.isJavaType(jsObject));

            // Test pipeline objects
            logIfDebug("isJavaType:: Is request a Java type? {}", UtilitiesDemoLib.isJavaType(request));

            // Get type information
            logIfDebug("getTypeOf:: Type of jsArray: {}", UtilitiesDemoLib.getTypeOf(jsArray));
            logIfDebug("getTypeOf:: Type of jsObject: {}", UtilitiesDemoLib.getTypeOf(jsObject));

            // Get pipeline object types
            logIfDebug("getTypeOf:: Type of request: {}", UtilitiesDemoLib.getTypeOf(request));
            logIfDebug("getTypeOf:: Type of request (verbose): {}", UtilitiesDemoLib.getTypeOf(request, true));


            // === String Processing Demonstrations ===
            var messyTexts = [
                "  This   has    lots of    whitespace   ",
                "\t\tTabbed\t\ttext\t\twith\t\tspaces\t\t",
                "\n\nNewlines\n\nand\n\nspaces\n\n",
                "   Mixed   \t\n  whitespace  \t\n  types   "
            ];

            for (var i = 0; i < messyTexts.length; i++) {
                var messy = messyTexts[i];
                var trimmed = UtilitiesDemoLib.trimWhitespace(messy);
                logIfDebug("trimWhitespace:: Original[{}]: '{}'", i, messy);
                logIfDebug("trimWhitespace:: Trimmed[{}]: '{}'", i, trimmed);
            }


            // Test trimWhitespace edge cases
            logIfDebug("trimWhitespace:: Empty string result: '{}'", UtilitiesDemoLib.trimWhitespace(""));
            logIfDebug("trimWhitespace:: Null input result: '{}'", UtilitiesDemoLib.trimWhitespace(null));
            logIfDebug("trimWhitespace:: Number input result: '{}'", UtilitiesDemoLib.trimWhitespace(123));

            logIfDebug("UtilitiesDemoLib demonstration completed successfully");

        }

    };
})();

/* globals Java, logger*/
//JavaScript (ES5.1)
(function () {
    "use strict"; // avoid globals!

    // Configuration constants for bury behavior
    var BURY_LIST_PARAM_NAME = 'productsToBury'    // Input parameter name containing comma-separated product IDs
    var BURY_FIELD_NAME = 'id'                     // Solr field name to apply negative boost against
    var BURY_MAX = 0.1;  // First item in the list gets this boost value (most buried)
    var BURY_MIN = 0.5;  // Last item in the list gets this boost value (least buried)

    var isDebug = false
    function logIfDebug(m){if(isDebug && m)logger.info(m, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments).slice(1));}

    /**
     * FUSION QUERY PIPELINE STAGE: Parameter List to Bury Documents
     *
     * Converts a comma-separated list of product IDs into multiplicative boost
     * parameters with values less than 1.0 to bury/demote documents in search results.
     *
     * BOOST METHODOLOGY:
     * Uses the 'boost' parameter instead of 'bq' because:
     * - boost: Applies multiplicative scoring (score = original_score * boost_value)
     * - bq: Applies additive scoring (score = original_score + boost_value)
     *
     * The eDisMax query parser (Fusion's default) does not support negative boost values.
     * By using multiplicative boost with values < 1.0, we can reduce document scores
     * to a percentage of their original relevance score, effectively burying them
     * without using prohibited negative values.
     *
     * SCORING IMPACT:
     * - boost=0.1 reduces score to 10% of original (most buried)
     * - boost=0.5 reduces score to 50% of original (moderately buried)
     * - boost=1.0 leaves score unchanged (no effect)
     *
     * EXAMPLE TRANSFORMATION:
     * Input:  productsToBury=ABC123,DEF456,GHI789
     * Output: boost=query({!lucene q.op=OR v='id:("ABC123"^=0.100 "DEF456"^=0.300 "GHI789"^=0.500)'},1.0)
     *
     * Result: ABC123 documents score at 10% of original relevance,
     *         DEF456 documents score at 30% of original relevance,
     *         GHI789 documents score at 50% of original relevance
     */
    return function main(request, response, ctx, collection, solrServer, solrServerFactory) {
        var paramVal = request.getFirstParam(BURY_LIST_PARAM_NAME)

        if (!paramVal || "" == paramVal) {
            return
        }

        var buryList = paramVal.split(',')
        var gap = (BURY_MIN - BURY_MAX) / Math.max(buryList.length - 1, 1)
        var buryAmount = BURY_MAX

        // Build multiplicative boost query using lucene syntax
        // The boost parameter applies multiplicative scoring (score * boost_value)
        // Values < 1.0 reduce the score to a percentage of original relevance
        var boostQuery = 'query({!lucene q.op=OR v=\'' + BURY_FIELD_NAME + ':('

        for (var i = 0; i < buryList.length; i++) {
            var productId = buryList[i].trim()
            // ^= syntax creates multiplicative boost: score = original_score * boost_value
            boostQuery += '"' + productId + '"^=' + buryAmount.toFixed(3) + ' '
            buryAmount += gap
        }

        boostQuery += ')\'}, 1.0)'
        // Add to 'boost' parameter (multiplicative) not 'bq' parameter (additive)
        request.addParam('boost', boostQuery)
    };
})();

/* globals Java, logger*/
//JavaScript (ES5.1)
(function () {
    "use strict"; // avoid globals!
    var isDebug = true
    function logIfDebug(m){if(isDebug && m)logger.info(m, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments).slice(1));}

    var List = Java.type("java.util.List");

    /**
     * FUSION QUERY PIPELINE STAGE: Manipulate Response Fields
     *
     * Copies the contents of sampleField_s into sampleUPCASE_s after converting
     * the content to uppercase. Demonstrates how to manipulate response document
     * fields using AbstractResponse API.  This will work for either XML or JSON responses.
     *
     * See: https://javadoc.lucidworks.com/fusion-pipeline-javadocs/5.9/com/lucidworks/apollo/solr/response/AbstractResponse.html
     *
     * @param {Request} request - Query request object
     * @param {Response} response - Query response object to manipulate
     * @param {Context} ctx - Pipeline context object
     * @param {String} collection - Collection name
     * @param {SolrClient} solrServer - Solr client instance
     * @param {SolrClientFactory} solrServerFactory - Solr client factory
     */
    return function main(request, response, ctx, collection, solrServer, solrServerFactory) {
        // Get the AbstractResponse from the response wrapper
        var abstractResponse = response.getInnerResponse()

        // Get all documents from the response
        var documents = abstractResponse.getDocuments()

        // Process each document
        for (var i = 0; i < documents.size(); i++) {
            var doc = documents.get(i)
            logIfDebug("looking for Category_name_s")
            // Check if the source field exists
            if (doc.containsField('Category_Name_s')) {
                var sourceValue = doc.getField('Category_Name_s')

                // Handle different field value types (single value vs array)
                var lowercaseValue
                if (sourceValue instanceof List) {
                    // Handle multi-valued field
                    lowercaseValue = []
                    for (var j = 0; j < sourceValue.size(); j++) {
                        var val = sourceValue.get(j)
                        lowercaseValue.push(val ? val.toString().toLowerCase() : val)
                    }
                } else {
                    // Handle single-valued field
                    lowercaseValue = sourceValue ? sourceValue.toString().toLowerCase() : sourceValue
                }

                // Set the new field with uppercase content
                doc.putField('Category_name_lc_s', lowercaseValue)

                logIfDebug("Converted field for doc {}: {} -> {}",
                          doc.getField('id'), sourceValue, lowercaseValue)
            }
        }

        // Update the response with modified documents
        abstractResponse.updateDocuments(documents)

        logIfDebug("Processed {} documents for field manipulation", documents.size())
    };
})();

/* globals Java, logger*/
//JavaScript (ES5.1)
//Nashorn 1.8.0_132
(function () {
    "use strict";

    // Configuration constants for boost behavior
    var BOOST_LIST_PARAM_NAME = 'productsToBoost'  // Input parameter name containing comma-separated product IDs
    var BOOST_FIELD_NAME = 'id'                    // Solr field name to boost against
    var BOOST_MAX = 1000000; // First item in the list gets this boost value
    var BOOST_MIN = 700000;  // Last item in the list gets this boost value

    /**
     * FUSION QUERY PIPELINE STAGE: Parameter List to Boost Query Converter
     *
     * PURPOSE:
     * Converts a comma-separated list of product IDs into individual Solr boost queries (bq parameters)
     * with linearly decreasing boost values. This enables merchandising control by boosting specific
     * products in search results with precise ranking control.
     *
     * FUNCTIONALITY:
     * - Reads the 'productsToBoost' parameter from the request
     * - Splits comma-separated values into an array
     * - Calculates linear boost gap: (BOOST_MAX - BOOST_MIN) / list_length
     * - Generates individual bq parameters for each product ID
     * - First item gets maximum boost (1,000,000)
     * - Last item gets minimum boost (700,000)
     * - Intermediate items get linearly decreasing boost values
     *
     * EXAMPLE TRANSFORMATION:
     * Input:  productsToBoost=ABC123,DEF456,GHI789
     * Output: bq=(id:ABC123)^1000000
     *         bq=(id:DEF456)^850000
     *         bq=(id:GHI789)^700000
     *
     * USE CASES:
     * - Product merchandising and promotional campaigns
     * - A/B testing different product arrangements
     * - Personalization based on user preferences
     * - Inventory management (promoting high-stock items)
     *
     * PIPELINE PLACEMENT:
     * Should be placed before the Solr Query stage to ensure boost queries are included
     * in the final query execution.
     *
     * DEBUG OUTPUT:
     * - aDebug.gap: Shows the calculated boost gap between items
     * - aDebug.listLen: Shows the number of items in the boost list
     *
     * @param {Request} request - Query request object containing boost parameters
     * @param {Response} response - Query response object (not modified by this stage)
     * @param {Context} ctx - Pipeline context object for state management
     * @param {String} collection - Collection name being queried
     * @param {SolrClient} solrServer - Solr client instance
     * @param {SolrClientFactory} solrServerFactory - Solr client factory
     */
    return function(request, response, ctx, collection, solrServer, solrServerFactory) {
        // Extract the comma-separated product list from request parameters
        var paramVal = request.getFirstParam(BOOST_LIST_PARAM_NAME)

        // Exit early if parameter is missing or empty
        if (!paramVal || "" == paramVal) {
            return
        }

        // Split the comma-separated values into an array
        var boostList = paramVal.split(',')

        // Calculate the linear boost gap between items
        // Using Math.max to avoid division by zero
        var gap = (BOOST_MAX - BOOST_MIN) / Math.max(boostList.length, 1)

        // Add debug parameters to track boost calculation
        request.addParam('aDebug.gap', gap)
        request.addParam('aDebug.listLen', boostList.length)

        // Start with maximum boost value for first item
        var boostAmount = BOOST_MAX

        // Generate individual boost queries for each product ID
        for (var i = 0; i < boostList.length; i++) {
            // Add boost query parameter: (field:value)^boostAmount
            request.addParam('bq', '(' + BOOST_FIELD_NAME + ':' + boostList[i] + ')^' + (boostAmount))

            // Decrease boost amount for next item
            boostAmount -= gap
        }
    };

})();

/* globals Java, logger*/
//JavaScript (ES5.1)
//Nashorn 1.8.0_132
(function () {
    "use strict";

    // Configuration constant for input parameter name
    var BOOST_LIST_PARAM_NAME = 'productsToBoost'; // Parameter containing comma-separated product IDs

    /**
     * FUSION QUERY PIPELINE STAGE: Parameter List to Solr Query Elevation Component
     *
     * PURPOSE:
     * Converts a comma-separated list of product IDs from the 'productsToBoost' parameter
     * into the 'elevateIds' parameter format required by Solr's Query Elevation Component (QEC).
     * This enables merchandising control by promoting specific documents to the top of
     * search results regardless of their relevance scores.
     *
     * SOLR QEC INTEGRATION:
     * Works with Solr's Query Elevation Component (QEC) which allows administrators to
     * configure the top results for a given query. Documents specified in 'elevateIds'
     * will appear at the top of search results in the order specified.
     *
     * Reference: https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/query-guide/query-elevation-component.html
     *
     * FUNCTIONALITY:
     * - Reads the 'productsToBoost' parameter from the request
     * - Appends the product IDs to any existing 'elevateIds' parameter
     * - Adds the '[elevated]' pseudo-field to the field list (fl) for result identification
     * - Maintains existing elevated IDs if already present in the request
     *
     * EXAMPLE TRANSFORMATION:
     * Input:  productsToBoost=ABC123,DEF456,GHI789
     * Output: elevateIds=ABC123,DEF456,GHI789
     *         fl=[elevated] (added to existing fl parameter)
     *
     * If elevateIds already exists:
     * Input:  elevateIds=XYZ999
     *         productsToBoost=ABC123,DEF456
     * Output: elevateIds=XYZ999,ABC123,DEF456
     *
     * QEC BEHAVIOR:
     * - Elevated documents appear at the top of results in the specified order
     * - The '[elevated]' field in results indicates which documents were elevated
     * - Original relevance scoring is preserved for non-elevated documents
     * - Elevated documents maintain their relative order regardless of query relevance
     *
     * USE CASES:
     * - Product merchandising and promotional campaigns
     * - Editorial control over search result ranking
     * - Featured content promotion
     * - Seasonal or time-sensitive product placement
     * - A/B testing with guaranteed top placement
     *
     * PIPELINE PLACEMENT:
     * Should be placed before the Solr Query stage to ensure elevated IDs are
     * processed by the Query Elevation Component during query execution.
     *
     * SOLR CONFIGURATION REQUIREMENTS:
     * - Query Elevation Component must be configured in solrconfig.xml
     * - QEC should be included in the request handler chain
     * - elevate.xml file may be used for static elevations
     *
     * @param {Request} request - Query request object containing elevation parameters
     * @param {Response} response - Query response object (not modified by this stage)
     * @param {Context} ctx - Pipeline context object for state management
     * @param {String} collection - Collection name being queried
     * @param {SolrClient} solrServer - Solr client instance
     * @param {SolrClientFactory} solrServerFactory - Solr client factory
     */
    return function(request, response, ctx, collection, solrServer, solrServerFactory) {
        // Get existing elevateIds parameter, if any
        var eids = request.getFirstParam('elevateIds') || "";

        // Determine delimiter based on whether elevateIds already has content
        var FIRST_DELIM = eids.length > 0 ? "," : "";

        // Extract the comma-separated product list from request parameters
        var ptb = request.getFirstParam(BOOST_LIST_PARAM_NAME);

        // Process elevation if products to boost are specified
        if (ptb) {
            // Append new product IDs to existing elevateIds
            eids += (FIRST_DELIM + ptb);

            // Set the combined elevateIds parameter for QEC processing
            request.putSingleParam("elevateIds", eids);

            // Add [elevated] pseudo-field to field list for result identification
            // This allows clients to identify which documents were elevated
            request.addParam('fl', '[elevated]');
        }
    };

})();