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package org.apache.lucene.index;

import java.io.Reader;

import org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.TokenStream;
import org.apache.lucene.util.BytesRef;

// TODO: how to handle versioning here...?

/** Represents a single field for indexing.  IndexWriter
 *  consumes Iterable<IndexableField> as a document.
 *
 *  @lucene.experimental */

public interface IndexableField {

    /** Field name */
    public String name();

    /** {@link IndexableFieldType} describing the properties
     * of this field. */
    public IndexableFieldType fieldType();

    /**
     * Creates the TokenStream used for indexing this field.  If appropriate,
     * implementations should use the given Analyzer to create the TokenStreams.
     *
     * @param analyzer Analyzer that should be used to create the TokenStreams from
     * @param reuse TokenStream for a previous instance of this field <b>name</b>. This allows
     *              custom field types (like StringField and NumericField) that do not use
     *              the analyzer to still have good performance. Note: the passed-in type
     *              may be inappropriate, for example if you mix up different types of Fields
     *              for the same field name. So it's the responsibility of the implementation to
     *              check.
     * @return TokenStream value for indexing the document.  Should always return
     *         a non-null value if the field is to be indexed
     */
    public TokenStream tokenStream(Analyzer analyzer, TokenStream reuse);

    /** Non-null if this field has a binary value */
    public BytesRef binaryValue();

    /** Non-null if this field has a string value */
    public String stringValue();

    /**
     * Non-null if this field has a string value
     */
    default CharSequence getCharSequenceValue() {
        return stringValue();
    }

    /** Non-null if this field has a Reader value */
    public Reader readerValue();

    /** Non-null if this field has a numeric value */
    public Number numericValue();
}