client

type Controller interface {
	Query(ctx context.Context, compiler flux.Compiler) (flux.Query, error)
	PrometheusCollectors() []prometheus.Collector
}

type ProxyRequest struct {
	// Compiler converts the query to a specification to run against the data.
	Compiler flux.Compiler

	// Dialect is the result encoder
	Dialect flux.Dialect
}

type QueryDialect struct {
	Header         *bool    `json:"header"`
	Delimiter      string   `json:"delimiter"`
	CommentPrefix  string   `json:"commentPrefix"`
	DateTimeFormat string   `json:"dateTimeFormat"`
	Annotations    []string `json:"annotations"`
}

type QueryRequest struct {
	Type  string `json:"type"`
	Query string `json:"query"`

	// Flux fields
	Extern  json.RawMessage `json:"extern,omitempty"`
	AST     json.RawMessage `json:"ast,omitempty"`
	Dialect QueryDialect    `json:"dialect"`
	Now     time.Time       `json:"now"`

	// PreferNoContent specifies if the Response to this request should
	// contain any result. This is done for avoiding unnecessary
	// bandwidth consumption in certain cases. For example, when the
	// query produces side effects and the results do not matter. E.g.:
	// 	from(...) |> ... |> to()
	// For example, tasks do not use the results of queries, but only
	// care about their side effects.
	// To obtain a QueryRequest with no result, add the header
	// `Prefer: return-no-content` to the HTTP request.
	PreferNoContent bool
	// PreferNoContentWithError is the same as above, but it forces the
	// Response to contain an error if that is a Flux runtime error encoded
	// in the response body.
	// To obtain a QueryRequest with no result but runtime errors,
	// add the header `Prefer: return-no-content-with-error` to the HTTP request.
	PreferNoContentWithError bool
}