// Code generated by ent, DO NOT EDIT.

package team

import (
	"entgo.io/ent/dialect/sql"
	"entgo.io/ent/dialect/sql/sqlgraph"
)

const (
	// Label holds the string label denoting the team type in the database.
	Label = "team"
	// FieldID holds the string denoting the id field in the database.
	FieldID = "id"
	// FieldName holds the string denoting the name field in the database.
	FieldName = "name"
	// EdgeProjects holds the string denoting the projects edge name in mutations.
	EdgeProjects = "projects"
	// EdgeUsers holds the string denoting the users edge name in mutations.
	EdgeUsers = "users"
	// Table holds the table name of the team in the database.
	Table = "teams"
	// ProjectsTable is the table that holds the projects relation/edge. The primary key declared below.
	ProjectsTable = "team_projects"
	// ProjectsInverseTable is the table name for the Project entity.
	// It exists in this package in order to avoid circular dependency with the "project" package.
	ProjectsInverseTable = "projects"
	// UsersTable is the table that holds the users relation/edge. The primary key declared below.
	UsersTable = "user_teams"
	// UsersInverseTable is the table name for the User entity.
	// It exists in this package in order to avoid circular dependency with the "user" package.
	UsersInverseTable = "users"
)

// Columns holds all SQL columns for team fields.
var Columns = []string{
	FieldID,
	FieldName,
}

var (
	// ProjectsPrimaryKey and ProjectsColumn2 are the table columns denoting the
	// primary key for the projects relation (M2M).
	ProjectsPrimaryKey = []string{"team_id", "project_id"}
	// UsersPrimaryKey and UsersColumn2 are the table columns denoting the
	// primary key for the users relation (M2M).
	UsersPrimaryKey = []string{"user_id", "team_id"}
)

// ValidColumn reports if the column name is valid (part of the table columns).
func ValidColumn(column string) bool {
	for i := range Columns {
		if column == Columns[i] {
			return true
		}
	}
	return false
}

// OrderOption defines the ordering options for the Team queries.
type OrderOption func(*sql.Selector)

// ByID orders the results by the id field.
func ByID(opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
	return sql.OrderByField(FieldID, opts...).ToFunc()
}

// ByName orders the results by the name field.
func ByName(opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
	return sql.OrderByField(FieldName, opts...).ToFunc()
}

// ByProjectsCount orders the results by projects count.
func ByProjectsCount(opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
	return func(s *sql.Selector) {
		sqlgraph.OrderByNeighborsCount(s, newProjectsStep(), opts...)
	}
}

// ByProjects orders the results by projects terms.
func ByProjects(term sql.OrderTerm, terms ...sql.OrderTerm) OrderOption {
	return func(s *sql.Selector) {
		sqlgraph.OrderByNeighborTerms(s, newProjectsStep(), append([]sql.OrderTerm{term}, terms...)...)
	}
}

// ByUsersCount orders the results by users count.
func ByUsersCount(opts ...sql.OrderTermOption) OrderOption {
	return func(s *sql.Selector) {
		sqlgraph.OrderByNeighborsCount(s, newUsersStep(), opts...)
	}
}

// ByUsers orders the results by users terms.
func ByUsers(term sql.OrderTerm, terms ...sql.OrderTerm) OrderOption {
	return func(s *sql.Selector) {
		sqlgraph.OrderByNeighborTerms(s, newUsersStep(), append([]sql.OrderTerm{term}, terms...)...)
	}
}
func newProjectsStep() *sqlgraph.Step {
	return sqlgraph.NewStep(
		sqlgraph.From(Table, FieldID),
		sqlgraph.To(ProjectsInverseTable, FieldID),
		sqlgraph.Edge(sqlgraph.M2M, false, ProjectsTable, ProjectsPrimaryKey...),
	)
}
func newUsersStep() *sqlgraph.Step {
	return sqlgraph.NewStep(
		sqlgraph.From(Table, FieldID),
		sqlgraph.To(UsersInverseTable, FieldID),
		sqlgraph.Edge(sqlgraph.M2M, true, UsersTable, UsersPrimaryKey...),
	)
}
