+ def initialize_result_hash(metrics) result = { - 'stats.count' => @stats['stats.count'] + 'kvcount' => {}, + 'sum.stats' => {}, + 'raw.stats' => {}, + 'avg.stats' => {}, + 'max.stats' => {}, + 'min.stats' => {} }
+ def compact_hash(prefix, result)
It looks a bit over complex to use this function. I'd iterate keys in result (eg. sum.stats) and output each one's values with sum.stats. prefix added.
+ result.each do |key, value| + if prefix.empty? + prefix_key = "#{key}" + else + prefix_key = "#{prefix}.#{key}" + end + + if value.is_a? Hash + compact_hash(prefix_key, value) + else + @results[prefix_key] = value + end + end + end + + def output + @result = query_jobs_state(@jobs.values) + @result['kvcount'] = @result['kvcount'].to_a.sort.to_h + @results = {} + compact_hash('', @result)
How do you output array in one single line? This looks a bit tricky and need some comment:
+ yaml = @results.to_yaml.delete_prefix!("---\n") + puts yaml.gsub('nil', 'null').gsub('"---', '').gsub('---"', '')
end end -- 2.23.0