Method: OpenC3::ScopeModel#initialize

Defined in:
lib/openc3/models/scope_model.rb

#initialize(name:, text_log_cycle_time: 600, text_log_cycle_size: 50_000_000, text_log_retain_time: nil, tool_log_retain_time: nil, cleanup_poll_time: 600, command_authority: false, critical_commanding: "OFF", shard: 0, updated_at: nil) ⇒ ScopeModel

Returns a new instance of ScopeModel.



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# File 'lib/openc3/models/scope_model.rb', line 93

def initialize(name:,
  text_log_cycle_time: 600,
  text_log_cycle_size: 50_000_000,
  text_log_retain_time: nil,
  tool_log_retain_time: nil,
  cleanup_poll_time: 600,
  command_authority: false,
  critical_commanding: "OFF",
  shard: 0,
  updated_at: nil
)
  super(
    PRIMARY_KEY,
    name: name,
    updated_at: updated_at,
    # This sets the @scope variable which is sort of redundant for the ScopeModel
    # (since its the same as @name) but every model has a @scope
    scope: name
  )
  @text_log_cycle_time = text_log_cycle_time
  @text_log_cycle_size = text_log_cycle_size
  @text_log_retain_time = text_log_retain_time
  @tool_log_retain_time = tool_log_retain_time
  @cleanup_poll_time = cleanup_poll_time
  @command_authority = command_authority
  @critical_commanding = critical_commanding.to_s.upcase
  @critical_commanding = "OFF" if @critical_commanding.length == 0
  if not ["OFF", "NORMAL", "ALL"].include?(@critical_commanding)
    raise "Invalid value for critical_commanding: #{@critical_commanding}"
  end
  @shard = shard.to_i # to_i to handle nil
  @children = []
end