Module: FlexColumns::HasFlexColumns::ClassMethods
- Defined in:
- lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#_all_flex_column_names ⇒ Object
What are the names of all flex columns defined on this model?.
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#_flex_column_class_for(flex_column_name) ⇒ Object
Given the name of a flex column, returns the flex-column class for that column.
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#_flex_column_dynamic_methods_module ⇒ Object
Returns the DynamicMethodsModule that we add methods to that should be present on this model class.
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#_flex_column_normalize_name(flex_column_name) ⇒ Object
Normalizes the name of a flex column, so we’re consistent when using it for things like hash keys, no matter how the client specifies it to us.
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#_has_flex_column_named?(column_name) ⇒ Boolean
Does this model have a flex column with the given name?.
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#create_flex_object_from(column_name, raw_string) ⇒ Object
Exactly like #create_flex_objects_from, except that instead of taking an Array of raw strings and returning an Array of flex-column objects, takes a single raw string and returns a single flex-column object.
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#create_flex_objects_from(column_name, raw_strings) ⇒ Object
Given the name of a column in
column_name
and an Array of (possibly nil) JSON-formatted strings (which can also be compressed using theflex_columns
compression mechanism), returns an Array of new flex-column objects for that column that are not attached to any particular model instance. -
#flex_column(flex_column_name, options = { }, &block) ⇒ Object
Declares a new flex column.
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#has_any_flex_columns? ⇒ Boolean
Does this class have any flex columns? If this module has been included into a class, then the answer is true.
Instance Method Details
#_all_flex_column_names ⇒ Object
What are the names of all flex columns defined on this model?
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 142 def _all_flex_column_names _flex_column_classes.map(&:column_name) end |
#_flex_column_class_for(flex_column_name) ⇒ Object
Given the name of a flex column, returns the flex-column class for that column. Raises FlexColumns::Errors::NoSuchColumnError if there is no column with the given name.
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 159 def _flex_column_class_for(flex_column_name) flex_column_name = _flex_column_normalize_name(flex_column_name) out = _flex_column_classes.detect { |fcc| fcc.column_name == flex_column_name } unless out raise FlexColumns::Errors::NoSuchColumnError, %{Model class #{self.name} has no flex column named #{flex_column_name.inspect}; it has flex columns named: #{_all_flex_column_names.sort_by(&:to_s).inspect}.} end out end |
#_flex_column_dynamic_methods_module ⇒ Object
Returns the DynamicMethodsModule that we add methods to that should be present on this model class.
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 172 def _flex_column_dynamic_methods_module @_flex_column_dynamic_methods_module ||= FlexColumns::Util::DynamicMethodsModule.new(self, :FlexColumnsDynamicMethods) end |
#_flex_column_normalize_name(flex_column_name) ⇒ Object
Normalizes the name of a flex column, so we’re consistent when using it for things like hash keys, no matter how the client specifies it to us.
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 153 def _flex_column_normalize_name(flex_column_name) flex_column_name.to_s.strip.downcase.to_sym end |
#_has_flex_column_named?(column_name) ⇒ Boolean
Does this model have a flex column with the given name?
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 147 def _has_flex_column_named?(column_name) _all_flex_column_names.include?(_flex_column_normalize_name(column_name)) end |
#create_flex_object_from(column_name, raw_string) ⇒ Object
Exactly like #create_flex_objects_from, except that instead of taking an Array of raw strings and returning an Array of flex-column objects, takes a single raw string and returns a single flex-column object.
#create_flex_objects_from is currently very slightly faster than simply calling this method in a loop; however, in the future, the difference in performance may increase. If you have more than one string to create a flex-column object from, you should definitely use #create_flex_objects_from instead of this method.
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 204 def create_flex_object_from(column_name, raw_string) _flex_column_class_for(column_name).new(raw_string) end |
#create_flex_objects_from(column_name, raw_strings) ⇒ Object
Given the name of a column in column_name
and an Array of (possibly nil) JSON-formatted strings (which can also be compressed using the flex_columns
compression mechanism), returns an Array of new flex-column objects for that column that are not attached to any particular model instance. These objects will obey all field-definition rules for that column, be able to validate themselves (if you call #valid? on them), retrieve data, have any custom methods defined on them that you defined on that flex column, and so on.
However, because they’re detached from any model instance, they also won’t save themselves to the database under any circumstances; you are responsible for calling #to_stored_data on them, and getting those strings into the database in the right places yourself, if you want to save them.
The purpose of this method is to allow you to use flex_columns
in bulk-access situations, such as when you’ve selected many records from the database without using ActiveRecord, for performance reasons (e.g., User.connection.select_all("..."))
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 221 def create_flex_objects_from(column_name, raw_strings) column_class = _flex_column_class_for(column_name) raw_strings.map do |rs| column_class.new(rs) end end |
#flex_column(flex_column_name, options = { }, &block) ⇒ Object
Declares a new flex column. flex_column_name
is its name; options
is passed through to FlexColumns::Definition::FlexColumnContentsClass#setup!, and so can contain any of the options that that method accepts. The block, if passed, will be evaluated in the context of the generated class.
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 179 def flex_column(flex_column_name, = { }, &block) return unless table_exists? flex_column_name = _flex_column_normalize_name(flex_column_name) new_class = Class.new(FlexColumns::Contents::FlexColumnContentsBase) new_class.setup!(self, flex_column_name, , &block) _flex_column_classes.delete_if { |fcc| fcc.column_name == flex_column_name } _flex_column_classes << new_class define_method(flex_column_name) do _flex_column_object_for(flex_column_name) end _flex_column_dynamic_methods_module.remove_all_methods! _flex_column_classes.each(&:sync_methods!) end |
#has_any_flex_columns? ⇒ Boolean
Does this class have any flex columns? If this module has been included into a class, then the answer is true.
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/has_flex_columns.rb', line 137 def has_any_flex_columns? true end |