Aggregates defines how an aggregator will be able to turn a bucket into a bucket-aggregate.
It is a list of aggregate automatically sorted with their start-bucket.
This list is used by a aggregator-item to create the aggregator.
See the [[aggregator]] function, for details about the aggregation rules.
Aggregates defines how an `aggregator` will be able to turn a `bucket` into a `bucket-aggregate`. It is a list of `aggregate` automatically sorted with their `start-bucket`. This list is used by a `aggregator-item` to create the `aggregator`. See the [[aggregator]] function, for details about the aggregation rules. 
(default-start-bucket-of-first-aggregate aggregates)(make-aggregator aggregates)Creates the aggregator based on the aggregates.
aggregates will be sorted with their start-bucket.end-bucket of an aggregate is nil, it is defaulted to the start-bucket of the next one.Then, for the first aggregate:
start-bucket-aggregate starts to 0.end-bucket-aggregate is calculated based on step and start-bucket-aggregate.For next aggregates:
start-bucket-aggregate is the end-bucket-aggregate of the previous aggregate.end-bucket-aggregate is calculated in the same way, except for the last one that my be nil if no end is defined.Creates the `aggregator` based on the `aggregates`. * The `aggregates` will be sorted with their `start-bucket`. * Default values will be added. * If the `end-bucket` of an aggregate is nil, it is defaulted to the `start-bucket` of the next one. Then, for the first `aggregate`: * `start-bucket-aggregate` starts to `0`. * `end-bucket-aggregate` is calculated based on `step` and `start-bucket-aggregate`. For next `aggregate`s: * the `start-bucket-aggregate` is the `end-bucket-aggregate` of the previous `aggregate`. * `end-bucket-aggregate` is calculated in the same way, except for the last one that my be `nil` if no end is defined.
(remove-aggregate-wo-start-bucket aggregates)(validate aggregates)Is empty if aggregates is valid.
Returns errors otherwise.
Is empty if `aggregates` is valid. Returns errors otherwise.
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