use hydroflow::hydroflow_syntax; pub fn main() { let mut df = hydroflow_syntax! { lhs = source_iter([("a", 0), ("b", 1)]) -> tee(); rhs = source_iter([("a", 2), ("c", 3)]) -> tee(); lhs -> [0]inner_join; rhs -> [1]inner_join; inner_join = join() -> assert_eq([("a", (0, 2))]); lhs -> [0]left_outer_join; rhs -> [1]left_outer_join; left_outer_join = import!("left_outer_join.hf") -> assert_eq([("a", (0, Some(2))), ("b", (1, None))]); lhs -> [0]right_outer_join; rhs -> [1]right_outer_join; right_outer_join = import!("right_outer_join.hf") -> assert_eq([("a", (Some(0), 2)), ("c", (None, 3))]); lhs -> [0]full_outer_join; rhs -> [1]full_outer_join; full_outer_join = import!("full_outer_join.hf") -> assert_eq([("a", (Some(0), Some(2))), ("b", (Some(1), None)), ("c", (None, Some(3)))]); }; df.run_available(); } #[test] fn test() { main(); }