def aggregate_explain(query_plan):
    # For plans of the aggregate type: SortAggregate, HashAggregate, PlainAggregate
    strategy = query_plan["Strategy"]
    if strategy == "Sorted":
        result = "The rows are sorted based on their keys."
        if "Group Key" in query_plan:
            result += f" They are {bold_string('aggregated')} by the following keys: "
            for key in query_plan["Group Key"]:
                result += bold_string(key) + ","
            result = result[:-1]
            result += "."
        if "Filter" in query_plan:
            result += " They are filtered by " + bold_string(
                query_plan["Filter"].replace("::text", ""))
            result += "."
        return result
    elif strategy == "Hashed":
        result = "It hashes all rows based on the following key(s): "
        for key in query_plan["Group Key"]:
            result += bold_string(key.replace("::text", "")) + ", "
        result += f"which are then {bold_string('aggregated')} into bucket given by the hashed key."
        return result
    elif strategy == "Plain":
        return f"Result is simply {bold_string('aggregated')} as normal."
    else:
        raise ValueError("Aggregate_explain does not work for strategy: " +
                         strategy)
def sort_explain(query_plan):
    result = f"The result is {bold_string('sorted')} using the attribute "
    if "DESC" in query_plan["Sort Key"]:
        result += (
            bold_string(str(query_plan["Sort Key"].replace("DESC", ""))) +
            " in descending order")
    elif "INC" in query_plan["Sort Key"]:
        result += (
            bold_string(str(query_plan["Sort Key"].replace("INC", ""))) +
            " in increasing order")
    else:
        result += bold_string(str(query_plan["Sort Key"]))
    result += "."
    return result
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def cte_explain(query_plan):
    result = (
        f"A {bold_string('CTE scan')} is performed on the table "
        + bold_string(str(query_plan["CTE Name"]))
        + " which is stored in memory "
    )
    if "Index Cond" in query_plan:
        result += " with condition(s) " + bold_string(
            query_plan["Index Cond"].replace("::text", "")
        )
    if "Filter" in query_plan:
        result += " and then filtered by " + bold_string(
            query_plan["Filter"].replace("::text", "")
        )
    result += "."
    return result
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def group_explain(query_plan):
    result = f"The result from the previous operation is {bold_string('grouped')} together using the following keys: "
    for i, key in enumerate(query_plan["Group Key"]):
        result += bold_string(key.replace("::text", ""))
        if i == len(query_plan["Group Key"]) - 1:
            result += "."
        else:
            result += ", "
    return result
def merge_join_explain(query_plan):
    result = f"The results from sub-operations are joined using {bold_string('Merge Join')}"

    if "Merge Cond" in query_plan:
        result += " with condition " + bold_string(
            query_plan["Merge Cond"].replace("::text", ""))

    if "Join Type" == "Semi":
        result += " but only the row from the left relation is returned"

    result += "."
    return result
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def seq_scan_explain(query_plan):
    sentence = f"It does a {bold_string('sequential scan')} on relation "
    if "Relation Name" in query_plan:
        sentence += bold_string(query_plan["Relation Name"])
    if "Alias" in query_plan:
        if query_plan["Relation Name"] != query_plan["Alias"]:
            sentence += " with an alias of {}".format(query_plan["Alias"])
    if "Filter" in query_plan:
        sentence += " and filtered with the condition {}".format(
            query_plan["Filter"].replace("::text", ""))
    sentence += "."

    return sentence
def default_explain(query_plan):
    return "The {} is performed.".format(bold_string(query_plan["Node Type"]))