Class: Katello::ContentViewErratumFilter

Inherits:
ContentViewFilter show all
Defined in:
app/models/katello/content_view_erratum_filter.rb

Constant Summary collapse

CONTENT_TYPE = 
Erratum::CONTENT_TYPE
ERRATA_TYPES = 
{ 'bugfix' => _('Bug Fix'),
'enhancement' => _('Enhancement'),
'security' => _('Security') }.with_indifferent_access

Constants inherited from ContentViewFilter

Katello::ContentViewFilter::CONTENT_OPTIONS, Katello::ContentViewFilter::CONTENT_TYPES, Katello::ContentViewFilter::ERRATA, Katello::ContentViewFilter::PACKAGE_GROUP, Katello::ContentViewFilter::RPM

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods inherited from ContentViewFilter

applicable, #applicable_repos, #as_json, class_for, #content_type, create_for, #filter_type, #original_packages=, #params_format, #resulting_products, rule_class_for, rule_ids_for, #validate_content_view, #validate_filter_repos, yum

Methods inherited from Model

#destroy!

Instance Method Details

#filter_by_id? ⇒ Boolean 



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# File 'app/models/katello/content_view_erratum_filter.rb', line 51

def filter_by_id?
  !erratum_rules.blank? && !erratum_rules.first.errata_id.blank?
end

#generate_clauses(_repo) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/models/katello/content_view_erratum_filter.rb', line 14

def generate_clauses(_repo)
  return if erratum_rules.blank?

  if filter_by_id?
    errata_ids = erratum_rules.map(&:errata_id)
    return { "id" => { "$in" => errata_ids } } unless errata_ids.empty?

  else # filtering by date/type
    rule_clauses = []
    start_date = erratum_rules.first.start_date
    end_date = erratum_rules.first.end_date
    types = erratum_rules.first.types

    unless start_date.blank? && end_date.blank?
      date_range = {}
      date_range["$gte"] = start_date.to_time.as_json unless start_date.blank?
      date_range["$lte"] = end_date.to_time.as_json unless end_date.blank?
      rule_clauses << { erratum_rules.first.pulp_date_type => date_range }
    end
    unless types.blank?
      # {"type": {"$in": ["security", "enhancement", "bugfix"]}
      rule_clauses << { "type" => { "$in" => types } }
    end

    # Currently, an errata filter that specifies a date/type, will only have
    # single rule; therefore, we can return from here.
    case rule_clauses.size
    when 0
      return
    when 1
      return rule_clauses.first
    else
      return { '$and' => rule_clauses }
    end
  end
end