Business:
put different tags on the data in the table, such as brand tags, product labels, emotional tags, etc.
tagging logic
log.info("{} Start tagging {}",table,label)
//
log.info("{} End tagging {}",table,label)Log information can be shared except for specific tagged logic
if you use Python to operate, you can simply define a decorator as follows
def log(func):
def wrapper(*args):
print("{} -- Start tagging {}".format(*args))
result = func(*args)
print("{} -- End tagging {}".format(*args))
return result
return wrapper
@log
def tagging_A(table,lable):
-sharp
print("do something here")
@log
def tagging_B(table,lable):
print("do something here")logs are automatically added when tagging_A or tagging_B is called
but Java doesn"t have a decorator as easy to use as Python, so I decided to use the template mode as follows
//
private void taggingTemplate(String table,String label,Runnable action){
log.info("{} -- Start tagging {}",table,label);
action.run(); //
log.info("{} -- End tagging {}",table,label);
}
public void taggingA(){
taggingTemplate("table_a","label_A",()->{
//
System.out.println("do something here");
});
}
is there any other lightweight way to simulate Python decorator in Java besides template mode?