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Make GlobalID required for all Fieldseeker tables I'm pretty sure it has to be there, and it allows me to clean up my code.
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// Code generated by BobGen psql v0.0.4-0.20260105020634-53e08d840e47+dirty. DO NOT EDIT.
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// This file is meant to be re-generated in place and/or deleted at any time.
package factory
import (
"context"
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"encoding/json"
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"testing"
"time"
models "github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/nidus-sync/db/models"
"github.com/aarondl/opt/null"
"github.com/aarondl/opt/omit"
"github.com/aarondl/opt/omitnull"
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"github.com/google/uuid"
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"github.com/jaswdr/faker/v2"
"github.com/stephenafamo/bob"
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"github.com/stephenafamo/bob/types"
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)
type FieldseekerPointlocationMod interface {
Apply(context.Context, *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate)
}
type FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc func(context.Context, *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate)
func (f FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc) Apply(ctx context.Context, n *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
f(ctx, n)
}
type FieldseekerPointlocationModSlice []FieldseekerPointlocationMod
func (mods FieldseekerPointlocationModSlice) Apply(ctx context.Context, n *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
for _, f := range mods {
f.Apply(ctx, n)
}
}
// FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate is an object representing the database table.
// all columns are optional and should be set by mods
type FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate struct {
Objectid func() int64
Name func() null.Val[string]
Zone func() null.Val[string]
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Habitat func() null.Val[string]
Priority func() null.Val[string]
Usetype func() null.Val[string]
Active func() null.Val[int16]
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Description func() null.Val[string]
Accessdesc func() null.Val[string]
Comments func() null.Val[string]
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Symbology func() null.Val[string]
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Externalid func() null.Val[string]
Nextactiondatescheduled func() null.Val[time.Time]
Larvinspectinterval func() null.Val[int16]
Zone2 func() null.Val[string]
Locationnumber func() null.Val[int32]
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Globalid func() uuid.UUID
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Stype func() null.Val[string]
Lastinspectdate func() null.Val[time.Time]
Lastinspectbreeding func() null.Val[string]
Lastinspectavglarvae func() null.Val[float64]
Lastinspectavgpupae func() null.Val[float64]
Lastinspectlstages func() null.Val[string]
Lastinspectactiontaken func() null.Val[string]
Lastinspectfieldspecies func() null.Val[string]
Lasttreatdate func() null.Val[time.Time]
Lasttreatproduct func() null.Val[string]
Lasttreatqty func() null.Val[float64]
Lasttreatqtyunit func() null.Val[string]
Lastinspectactivity func() null.Val[string]
Lasttreatactivity func() null.Val[string]
Lastinspectconditions func() null.Val[string]
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Waterorigin func() null.Val[string]
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X func() null.Val[float64]
Y func() null.Val[float64]
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Assignedtech func() null.Val[string]
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Creationdate func() null.Val[time.Time]
Creator func() null.Val[string]
Editdate func() null.Val[time.Time]
Editor func() null.Val[string]
Jurisdiction func() null.Val[string]
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DeactivateReason func() null.Val[string]
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Scalarpriority func() null.Val[int32]
Sourcestatus func() null.Val[string]
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Geometry func() types.JSON[json.RawMessage]
Geospatial func() null.Val[string]
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Version func() int32
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OrganizationID func() int32
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H3cell func() null.Val[string]
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Remove old FieldSeeker tables, use v2 generated tables. This requires a bunch of changes since the types on these tables are much closer to the underlying types of the Fieldseeker data we are getting back from the API. I now need to use proper UUID types everywhere, which means I had to modify the bob gen config to consistently use google UUID, my UUID library of choice. I also had to add the organization_id to all the fieldseeker tables since we rely on them existing for some of our compound queries. There were some changes to the API type signatures to get things to build. I may yet regret those.
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r fieldseekerPointlocationR
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f *Factory
alreadyPersisted bool
}
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type fieldseekerPointlocationR struct {
Organization *fieldseekerPointlocationROrganizationR
}
type fieldseekerPointlocationROrganizationR struct {
o *OrganizationTemplate
}
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// Apply mods to the FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate
func (o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) Apply(ctx context.Context, mods ...FieldseekerPointlocationMod) {
for _, mod := range mods {
mod.Apply(ctx, o)
}
}
// setModelRels creates and sets the relationships on *models.FieldseekerPointlocation
// according to the relationships in the template. Nothing is inserted into the db
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func (t FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) setModelRels(o *models.FieldseekerPointlocation) {
if t.r.Organization != nil {
rel := t.r.Organization.o.Build()
rel.R.Pointlocations = append(rel.R.Pointlocations, o)
o.OrganizationID = rel.ID // h2
o.R.Organization = rel
}
}
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// BuildSetter returns an *models.FieldseekerPointlocationSetter
// this does nothing with the relationship templates
func (o FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) BuildSetter() *models.FieldseekerPointlocationSetter {
m := &models.FieldseekerPointlocationSetter{}
if o.Objectid != nil {
val := o.Objectid()
m.Objectid = omit.From(val)
}
if o.Name != nil {
val := o.Name()
m.Name = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Zone != nil {
val := o.Zone()
m.Zone = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Habitat != nil {
val := o.Habitat()
m.Habitat = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Priority != nil {
val := o.Priority()
m.Priority = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Usetype != nil {
val := o.Usetype()
m.Usetype = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Active != nil {
val := o.Active()
m.Active = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Description != nil {
val := o.Description()
m.Description = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Accessdesc != nil {
val := o.Accessdesc()
m.Accessdesc = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Comments != nil {
val := o.Comments()
m.Comments = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Symbology != nil {
val := o.Symbology()
m.Symbology = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Externalid != nil {
val := o.Externalid()
m.Externalid = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Nextactiondatescheduled != nil {
val := o.Nextactiondatescheduled()
m.Nextactiondatescheduled = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Larvinspectinterval != nil {
val := o.Larvinspectinterval()
m.Larvinspectinterval = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Zone2 != nil {
val := o.Zone2()
m.Zone2 = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Locationnumber != nil {
val := o.Locationnumber()
m.Locationnumber = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Globalid != nil {
val := o.Globalid()
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m.Globalid = omit.From(val)
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}
if o.Stype != nil {
val := o.Stype()
m.Stype = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectdate != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectdate()
m.Lastinspectdate = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectbreeding != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectbreeding()
m.Lastinspectbreeding = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectavglarvae != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectavglarvae()
m.Lastinspectavglarvae = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectavgpupae != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectavgpupae()
m.Lastinspectavgpupae = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectlstages != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectlstages()
m.Lastinspectlstages = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectactiontaken != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectactiontaken()
m.Lastinspectactiontaken = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectfieldspecies != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectfieldspecies()
m.Lastinspectfieldspecies = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lasttreatdate != nil {
val := o.Lasttreatdate()
m.Lasttreatdate = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lasttreatproduct != nil {
val := o.Lasttreatproduct()
m.Lasttreatproduct = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lasttreatqty != nil {
val := o.Lasttreatqty()
m.Lasttreatqty = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lasttreatqtyunit != nil {
val := o.Lasttreatqtyunit()
m.Lasttreatqtyunit = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectactivity != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectactivity()
m.Lastinspectactivity = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lasttreatactivity != nil {
val := o.Lasttreatactivity()
m.Lasttreatactivity = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Lastinspectconditions != nil {
val := o.Lastinspectconditions()
m.Lastinspectconditions = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Waterorigin != nil {
val := o.Waterorigin()
m.Waterorigin = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.X != nil {
val := o.X()
m.X = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Y != nil {
val := o.Y()
m.Y = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Assignedtech != nil {
val := o.Assignedtech()
m.Assignedtech = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Creationdate != nil {
val := o.Creationdate()
m.Creationdate = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Creator != nil {
val := o.Creator()
m.Creator = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Editdate != nil {
val := o.Editdate()
m.Editdate = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Editor != nil {
val := o.Editor()
m.Editor = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Jurisdiction != nil {
val := o.Jurisdiction()
m.Jurisdiction = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.DeactivateReason != nil {
val := o.DeactivateReason()
m.DeactivateReason = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Scalarpriority != nil {
val := o.Scalarpriority()
m.Scalarpriority = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
if o.Sourcestatus != nil {
val := o.Sourcestatus()
m.Sourcestatus = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
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if o.Geometry != nil {
val := o.Geometry()
m.Geometry = omit.From(val)
}
if o.Geospatial != nil {
val := o.Geospatial()
m.Geospatial = omitnull.FromNull(val)
}
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if o.Version != nil {
val := o.Version()
m.Version = omit.From(val)
}
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if o.OrganizationID != nil {
val := o.OrganizationID()
m.OrganizationID = omit.From(val)
}
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return m
}
// BuildManySetter returns an []*models.FieldseekerPointlocationSetter
// this does nothing with the relationship templates
func (o FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) BuildManySetter(number int) []*models.FieldseekerPointlocationSetter {
m := make([]*models.FieldseekerPointlocationSetter, number)
for i := range m {
m[i] = o.BuildSetter()
}
return m
}
// Build returns an *models.FieldseekerPointlocation
// Related objects are also created and placed in the .R field
// NOTE: Objects are not inserted into the database. Use FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate.Create
func (o FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) Build() *models.FieldseekerPointlocation {
m := &models.FieldseekerPointlocation{}
if o.Objectid != nil {
m.Objectid = o.Objectid()
}
if o.Name != nil {
m.Name = o.Name()
}
if o.Zone != nil {
m.Zone = o.Zone()
}
if o.Habitat != nil {
m.Habitat = o.Habitat()
}
if o.Priority != nil {
m.Priority = o.Priority()
}
if o.Usetype != nil {
m.Usetype = o.Usetype()
}
if o.Active != nil {
m.Active = o.Active()
}
if o.Description != nil {
m.Description = o.Description()
}
if o.Accessdesc != nil {
m.Accessdesc = o.Accessdesc()
}
if o.Comments != nil {
m.Comments = o.Comments()
}
if o.Symbology != nil {
m.Symbology = o.Symbology()
}
if o.Externalid != nil {
m.Externalid = o.Externalid()
}
if o.Nextactiondatescheduled != nil {
m.Nextactiondatescheduled = o.Nextactiondatescheduled()
}
if o.Larvinspectinterval != nil {
m.Larvinspectinterval = o.Larvinspectinterval()
}
if o.Zone2 != nil {
m.Zone2 = o.Zone2()
}
if o.Locationnumber != nil {
m.Locationnumber = o.Locationnumber()
}
if o.Globalid != nil {
m.Globalid = o.Globalid()
}
if o.Stype != nil {
m.Stype = o.Stype()
}
if o.Lastinspectdate != nil {
m.Lastinspectdate = o.Lastinspectdate()
}
if o.Lastinspectbreeding != nil {
m.Lastinspectbreeding = o.Lastinspectbreeding()
}
if o.Lastinspectavglarvae != nil {
m.Lastinspectavglarvae = o.Lastinspectavglarvae()
}
if o.Lastinspectavgpupae != nil {
m.Lastinspectavgpupae = o.Lastinspectavgpupae()
}
if o.Lastinspectlstages != nil {
m.Lastinspectlstages = o.Lastinspectlstages()
}
if o.Lastinspectactiontaken != nil {
m.Lastinspectactiontaken = o.Lastinspectactiontaken()
}
if o.Lastinspectfieldspecies != nil {
m.Lastinspectfieldspecies = o.Lastinspectfieldspecies()
}
if o.Lasttreatdate != nil {
m.Lasttreatdate = o.Lasttreatdate()
}
if o.Lasttreatproduct != nil {
m.Lasttreatproduct = o.Lasttreatproduct()
}
if o.Lasttreatqty != nil {
m.Lasttreatqty = o.Lasttreatqty()
}
if o.Lasttreatqtyunit != nil {
m.Lasttreatqtyunit = o.Lasttreatqtyunit()
}
if o.Lastinspectactivity != nil {
m.Lastinspectactivity = o.Lastinspectactivity()
}
if o.Lasttreatactivity != nil {
m.Lasttreatactivity = o.Lasttreatactivity()
}
if o.Lastinspectconditions != nil {
m.Lastinspectconditions = o.Lastinspectconditions()
}
if o.Waterorigin != nil {
m.Waterorigin = o.Waterorigin()
}
if o.X != nil {
m.X = o.X()
}
if o.Y != nil {
m.Y = o.Y()
}
if o.Assignedtech != nil {
m.Assignedtech = o.Assignedtech()
}
if o.Creationdate != nil {
m.Creationdate = o.Creationdate()
}
if o.Creator != nil {
m.Creator = o.Creator()
}
if o.Editdate != nil {
m.Editdate = o.Editdate()
}
if o.Editor != nil {
m.Editor = o.Editor()
}
if o.Jurisdiction != nil {
m.Jurisdiction = o.Jurisdiction()
}
if o.DeactivateReason != nil {
m.DeactivateReason = o.DeactivateReason()
}
if o.Scalarpriority != nil {
m.Scalarpriority = o.Scalarpriority()
}
if o.Sourcestatus != nil {
m.Sourcestatus = o.Sourcestatus()
}
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if o.Geometry != nil {
m.Geometry = o.Geometry()
}
if o.Geospatial != nil {
m.Geospatial = o.Geospatial()
}
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if o.Version != nil {
m.Version = o.Version()
}
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if o.OrganizationID != nil {
m.OrganizationID = o.OrganizationID()
}
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if o.H3cell != nil {
m.H3cell = o.H3cell()
}
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o.setModelRels(m)
return m
}
// BuildMany returns an models.FieldseekerPointlocationSlice
// Related objects are also created and placed in the .R field
// NOTE: Objects are not inserted into the database. Use FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate.CreateMany
func (o FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) BuildMany(number int) models.FieldseekerPointlocationSlice {
m := make(models.FieldseekerPointlocationSlice, number)
for i := range m {
m[i] = o.Build()
}
return m
}
func ensureCreatableFieldseekerPointlocation(m *models.FieldseekerPointlocationSetter) {
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if !(m.Globalid.IsValue()) {
val := random_uuid_UUID(nil)
m.Globalid = omit.From(val)
}
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if !(m.Geometry.IsValue()) {
val := random_types_JSON_json_RawMessage_(nil)
m.Geometry = omit.From(val)
}
if !(m.OrganizationID.IsValue()) {
val := random_int32(nil)
m.OrganizationID = omit.From(val)
}
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}
// insertOptRels creates and inserts any optional the relationships on *models.FieldseekerPointlocation
// according to the relationships in the template.
// any required relationship should have already exist on the model
func (o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) insertOptRels(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, m *models.FieldseekerPointlocation) error {
var err error
return err
}
// Create builds a fieldseekerPointlocation and inserts it into the database
// Relations objects are also inserted and placed in the .R field
func (o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) Create(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) (*models.FieldseekerPointlocation, error) {
var err error
opt := o.BuildSetter()
ensureCreatableFieldseekerPointlocation(opt)
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if o.r.Organization == nil {
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.WithNewOrganization().Apply(ctx, o)
}
var rel0 *models.Organization
if o.r.Organization.o.alreadyPersisted {
rel0 = o.r.Organization.o.Build()
} else {
rel0, err = o.r.Organization.o.Create(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
}
opt.OrganizationID = omit.From(rel0.ID)
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m, err := models.FieldseekerPointlocations.Insert(opt).One(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
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m.R.Organization = rel0
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if err := o.insertOptRels(ctx, exec, m); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return m, err
}
// MustCreate builds a fieldseekerPointlocation and inserts it into the database
// Relations objects are also inserted and placed in the .R field
// panics if an error occurs
func (o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) MustCreate(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) *models.FieldseekerPointlocation {
m, err := o.Create(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
return m
}
// CreateOrFail builds a fieldseekerPointlocation and inserts it into the database
// Relations objects are also inserted and placed in the .R field
// It calls `tb.Fatal(err)` on the test/benchmark if an error occurs
func (o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) CreateOrFail(ctx context.Context, tb testing.TB, exec bob.Executor) *models.FieldseekerPointlocation {
tb.Helper()
m, err := o.Create(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
tb.Fatal(err)
return nil
}
return m
}
// CreateMany builds multiple fieldseekerPointlocations and inserts them into the database
// Relations objects are also inserted and placed in the .R field
func (o FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) CreateMany(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, number int) (models.FieldseekerPointlocationSlice, error) {
var err error
m := make(models.FieldseekerPointlocationSlice, number)
for i := range m {
m[i], err = o.Create(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
}
return m, nil
}
// MustCreateMany builds multiple fieldseekerPointlocations and inserts them into the database
// Relations objects are also inserted and placed in the .R field
// panics if an error occurs
func (o FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) MustCreateMany(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, number int) models.FieldseekerPointlocationSlice {
m, err := o.CreateMany(ctx, exec, number)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
return m
}
// CreateManyOrFail builds multiple fieldseekerPointlocations and inserts them into the database
// Relations objects are also inserted and placed in the .R field
// It calls `tb.Fatal(err)` on the test/benchmark if an error occurs
func (o FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) CreateManyOrFail(ctx context.Context, tb testing.TB, exec bob.Executor, number int) models.FieldseekerPointlocationSlice {
tb.Helper()
m, err := o.CreateMany(ctx, exec, number)
if err != nil {
tb.Fatal(err)
return nil
}
return m
}
// FieldseekerPointlocation has methods that act as mods for the FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate
var FieldseekerPointlocationMods fieldseekerPointlocationMods
type fieldseekerPointlocationMods struct{}
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomizeAllColumns(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModSlice{
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomObjectid(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomName(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomZone(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomHabitat(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomPriority(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomUsetype(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomActive(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomDescription(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomAccessdesc(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomComments(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomSymbology(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomExternalid(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomNextactiondatescheduled(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLarvinspectinterval(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomZone2(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLocationnumber(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomGlobalid(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomStype(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectdate(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectbreeding(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectavglarvae(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectavgpupae(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectlstages(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectactiontaken(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectfieldspecies(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLasttreatdate(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLasttreatproduct(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLasttreatqty(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLasttreatqtyunit(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectactivity(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLasttreatactivity(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomLastinspectconditions(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomWaterorigin(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomX(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomY(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomAssignedtech(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomCreationdate(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomCreator(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomEditdate(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomEditor(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomJurisdiction(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomDeactivateReason(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomScalarpriority(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomSourcestatus(f),
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FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomGeometry(f),
FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomGeospatial(f),
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FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomVersion(f),
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FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomOrganizationID(f),
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FieldseekerPointlocationMods.RandomH3cell(f),
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}
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Objectid(val int64) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Objectid = func() int64 { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) ObjectidFunc(f func() int64) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Objectid = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetObjectid() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Objectid = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomObjectid(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Objectid = func() int64 {
return random_int64(f)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Name(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Name = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) NameFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Name = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetName() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Name = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomName(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Name = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomNameNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Name = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Zone(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) ZoneFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetZone() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomZone(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomZoneNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Habitat(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Habitat = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) HabitatFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Habitat = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetHabitat() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Habitat = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomHabitat(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Habitat = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "25")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomHabitatNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Habitat = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "25")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Priority(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Priority = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) PriorityFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Priority = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetPriority() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Priority = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomPriority(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Priority = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "25")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomPriorityNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Priority = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "25")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Usetype(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Usetype = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UsetypeFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Usetype = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetUsetype() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Usetype = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomUsetype(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Usetype = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "25")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomUsetypeNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Usetype = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "25")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Active(val null.Val[int16]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Active = func() null.Val[int16] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) ActiveFunc(f func() null.Val[int16]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Active = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetActive() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Active = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomActive(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Active = func() null.Val[int16] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_int16(f)
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomActiveNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Active = func() null.Val[int16] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_int16(f)
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Description(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Description = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) DescriptionFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Description = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetDescription() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Description = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomDescription(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Description = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomDescriptionNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Description = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Accessdesc(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Accessdesc = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) AccessdescFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Accessdesc = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetAccessdesc() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Accessdesc = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomAccessdesc(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Accessdesc = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomAccessdescNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Accessdesc = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Comments(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Comments = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) CommentsFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Comments = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetComments() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Comments = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomComments(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Comments = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomCommentsNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Comments = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Symbology(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Symbology = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) SymbologyFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Symbology = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetSymbology() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Symbology = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomSymbology(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Symbology = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "10")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomSymbologyNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Symbology = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "10")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Externalid(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Externalid = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) ExternalidFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Externalid = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetExternalid() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Externalid = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomExternalid(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Externalid = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "50")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomExternalidNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Externalid = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "50")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Nextactiondatescheduled(val null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Nextactiondatescheduled = func() null.Val[time.Time] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) NextactiondatescheduledFunc(f func() null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Nextactiondatescheduled = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetNextactiondatescheduled() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Nextactiondatescheduled = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomNextactiondatescheduled(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Nextactiondatescheduled = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomNextactiondatescheduledNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Nextactiondatescheduled = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Larvinspectinterval(val null.Val[int16]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Larvinspectinterval = func() null.Val[int16] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LarvinspectintervalFunc(f func() null.Val[int16]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Larvinspectinterval = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLarvinspectinterval() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Larvinspectinterval = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLarvinspectinterval(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Larvinspectinterval = func() null.Val[int16] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_int16(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLarvinspectintervalNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Larvinspectinterval = func() null.Val[int16] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_int16(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Zone2(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone2 = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Zone2Func(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone2 = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetZone2() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone2 = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomZone2(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone2 = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomZone2NotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Zone2 = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Locationnumber(val null.Val[int32]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Locationnumber = func() null.Val[int32] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LocationnumberFunc(f func() null.Val[int32]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Locationnumber = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLocationnumber() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Locationnumber = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLocationnumber(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Locationnumber = func() null.Val[int32] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_int32(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLocationnumberNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Locationnumber = func() null.Val[int32] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_int32(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Globalid(val uuid.UUID) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Globalid = func() uuid.UUID { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) GlobalidFunc(f func() uuid.UUID) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Globalid = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetGlobalid() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Globalid = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomGlobalid(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Globalid = func() uuid.UUID {
return random_uuid_UUID(f)
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}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Stype(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Stype = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) StypeFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Stype = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetStype() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Stype = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomStype(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Stype = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "3")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomStypeNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Stype = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "3")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectdate(val null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectdateFunc(f func() null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectdate = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectdate() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectdate = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectdate(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectdateNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectbreeding(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectbreeding = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectbreedingFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectbreeding = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectbreeding() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectbreeding = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectbreeding(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectbreeding = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectbreedingNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectbreeding = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectavglarvae(val null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavglarvae = func() null.Val[float64] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectavglarvaeFunc(f func() null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavglarvae = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectavglarvae() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavglarvae = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectavglarvae(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavglarvae = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectavglarvaeNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavglarvae = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectavgpupae(val null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavgpupae = func() null.Val[float64] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectavgpupaeFunc(f func() null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavgpupae = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectavgpupae() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavgpupae = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectavgpupae(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavgpupae = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectavgpupaeNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectavgpupae = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectlstages(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectlstages = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectlstagesFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectlstages = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectlstages() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectlstages = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectlstages(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectlstages = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectlstagesNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectlstages = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectactiontaken(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactiontaken = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectactiontakenFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactiontaken = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectactiontaken() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactiontaken = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectactiontaken(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactiontaken = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "50")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectactiontakenNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactiontaken = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "50")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectfieldspecies(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectfieldspecies = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectfieldspeciesFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectfieldspecies = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectfieldspecies() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectfieldspecies = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectfieldspecies(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectfieldspecies = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectfieldspeciesNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectfieldspecies = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lasttreatdate(val null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LasttreatdateFunc(f func() null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatdate = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLasttreatdate() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatdate = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatdate(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatdateNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lasttreatproduct(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatproduct = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LasttreatproductFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatproduct = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLasttreatproduct() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatproduct = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatproduct(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatproduct = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatproductNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatproduct = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lasttreatqty(val null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqty = func() null.Val[float64] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LasttreatqtyFunc(f func() null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqty = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLasttreatqty() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqty = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatqty(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqty = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatqtyNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqty = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lasttreatqtyunit(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqtyunit = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LasttreatqtyunitFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqtyunit = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLasttreatqtyunit() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqtyunit = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatqtyunit(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqtyunit = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "10")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatqtyunitNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatqtyunit = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "10")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectactivity(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactivity = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectactivityFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactivity = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectactivity() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactivity = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectactivity(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactivity = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectactivityNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectactivity = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lasttreatactivity(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatactivity = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LasttreatactivityFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatactivity = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLasttreatactivity() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatactivity = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatactivity(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatactivity = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLasttreatactivityNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lasttreatactivity = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Lastinspectconditions(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectconditions = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) LastinspectconditionsFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectconditions = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetLastinspectconditions() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectconditions = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectconditions(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectconditions = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomLastinspectconditionsNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Lastinspectconditions = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "250")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Waterorigin(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Waterorigin = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) WateroriginFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Waterorigin = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetWaterorigin() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Waterorigin = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomWaterorigin(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Waterorigin = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "50")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomWateroriginNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Waterorigin = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "50")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) X(val null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.X = func() null.Val[float64] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) XFunc(f func() null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.X = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetX() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.X = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomX(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.X = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomXNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.X = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Y(val null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Y = func() null.Val[float64] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) YFunc(f func() null.Val[float64]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Y = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetY() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Y = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomY(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Y = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomYNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Y = func() null.Val[float64] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_float64(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Assignedtech(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Assignedtech = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) AssignedtechFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Assignedtech = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetAssignedtech() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Assignedtech = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomAssignedtech(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Assignedtech = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "256")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomAssignedtechNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.Assignedtech = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "256")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Creationdate(val null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creationdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) CreationdateFunc(f func() null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creationdate = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetCreationdate() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creationdate = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomCreationdate(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creationdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomCreationdateNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creationdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Creator(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creator = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) CreatorFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creator = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetCreator() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creator = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomCreator(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creator = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "128")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomCreatorNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Creator = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "128")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Editdate(val null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) EditdateFunc(f func() null.Val[time.Time]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editdate = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetEditdate() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editdate = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomEditdate(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomEditdateNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editdate = func() null.Val[time.Time] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_time_Time(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Editor(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editor = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) EditorFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editor = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetEditor() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editor = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomEditor(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editor = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "128")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomEditorNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Editor = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "128")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Jurisdiction(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Jurisdiction = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) JurisdictionFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Jurisdiction = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetJurisdiction() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Jurisdiction = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomJurisdiction(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Jurisdiction = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomJurisdictionNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Jurisdiction = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "25")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) DeactivateReason(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.DeactivateReason = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
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})
}
// Set the Column from the function
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) DeactivateReasonFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
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return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.DeactivateReason = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetDeactivateReason() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.DeactivateReason = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomDeactivateReason(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.DeactivateReason = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "256")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomDeactivateReasonNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
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o.DeactivateReason = func() null.Val[string] {
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if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
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val := random_string(f, "256")
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return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Scalarpriority(val null.Val[int32]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Scalarpriority = func() null.Val[int32] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) ScalarpriorityFunc(f func() null.Val[int32]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Scalarpriority = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetScalarpriority() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Scalarpriority = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomScalarpriority(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Scalarpriority = func() null.Val[int32] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_int32(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomScalarpriorityNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Scalarpriority = func() null.Val[int32] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_int32(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Sourcestatus(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Sourcestatus = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) SourcestatusFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Sourcestatus = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetSourcestatus() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Sourcestatus = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomSourcestatus(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Sourcestatus = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "255")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomSourcestatusNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Sourcestatus = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f, "255")
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
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// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Geometry(val types.JSON[json.RawMessage]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geometry = func() types.JSON[json.RawMessage] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) GeometryFunc(f func() types.JSON[json.RawMessage]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geometry = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetGeometry() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geometry = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomGeometry(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geometry = func() types.JSON[json.RawMessage] {
return random_types_JSON_json_RawMessage_(f)
}
})
}
// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Geospatial(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geospatial = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) GeospatialFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geospatial = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetGeospatial() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geospatial = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomGeospatial(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geospatial = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomGeospatialNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Geospatial = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
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// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) Version(val int32) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Version = func() int32 { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) VersionFunc(f func() int32) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Version = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetVersion() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Version = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomVersion(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.Version = func() int32 {
return random_int32(f)
}
})
}
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// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) OrganizationID(val int32) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.OrganizationID = func() int32 { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) OrganizationIDFunc(f func() int32) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.OrganizationID = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetOrganizationID() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.OrganizationID = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomOrganizationID(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.OrganizationID = func() int32 {
return random_int32(f)
}
})
}
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// Set the model columns to this value
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) H3cell(val null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.H3cell = func() null.Val[string] { return val }
})
}
// Set the Column from the function
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) H3cellFunc(f func() null.Val[string]) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.H3cell = f
})
}
// Clear any values for the column
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) UnsetH3cell() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.H3cell = nil
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is sometimes null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomH3cell(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.H3cell = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
// Generates a random value for the column using the given faker
// if faker is nil, a default faker is used
// The generated value is never null
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) RandomH3cellNotNull(f *faker.Faker) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(_ context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.H3cell = func() null.Val[string] {
if f == nil {
f = &defaultFaker
}
val := random_string(f)
return null.From(val)
}
})
}
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func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) WithParentsCascading() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(ctx context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
if isDone, _ := fieldseekerPointlocationWithParentsCascadingCtx.Value(ctx); isDone {
return
}
ctx = fieldseekerPointlocationWithParentsCascadingCtx.WithValue(ctx, true)
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{
related := o.f.NewOrganizationWithContext(ctx, OrganizationMods.WithParentsCascading())
m.WithOrganization(related).Apply(ctx, o)
}
})
}
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) WithOrganization(rel *OrganizationTemplate) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(ctx context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.r.Organization = &fieldseekerPointlocationROrganizationR{
o: rel,
}
})
}
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) WithNewOrganization(mods ...OrganizationMod) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(ctx context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
related := o.f.NewOrganizationWithContext(ctx, mods...)
m.WithOrganization(related).Apply(ctx, o)
})
}
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) WithExistingOrganization(em *models.Organization) FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(ctx context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.r.Organization = &fieldseekerPointlocationROrganizationR{
o: o.f.FromExistingOrganization(em),
}
})
}
func (m fieldseekerPointlocationMods) WithoutOrganization() FieldseekerPointlocationMod {
return FieldseekerPointlocationModFunc(func(ctx context.Context, o *FieldseekerPointlocationTemplate) {
o.r.Organization = nil
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})
}
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