Class: Renalware::Renal::Registry::PreflightChecks::PatientsQuery
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- Renalware::Renal::Registry::PreflightChecks::PatientsQuery
- Includes:
- ModalityScopes
- Defined in:
- app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: QueryablePatient
Constant Summary collapse
- MODALITY_NAMES =
%w(HD PD Transplant).freeze
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#query_params ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute query_params.
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#relation ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute relation.
Class Method Summary collapse
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.missing_data_for(patient) ⇒ Object
Putting this here for now so all incomplete data criteria is all in one place.
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #call ⇒ Object
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#default_relation ⇒ Object
The way I understand Ransack is that if you use a query like profile_esrf_gt (that’s the RenalProfile in this case as we are dealing with a Renal::Patient) it will do the left out join itself onto renal_profiles.
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#initialize(relation: nil, query_params: {}) ⇒ PatientsQuery
constructor
A new instance of PatientsQuery.
- #search ⇒ Object
- #where_conditions ⇒ Object
Methods included from ModalityScopes
#with_current_modality_matching, #with_current_modality_of_class
Constructor Details
#initialize(relation: nil, query_params: {}) ⇒ PatientsQuery
Returns a new instance of PatientsQuery.
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 14 def initialize(relation: nil, query_params: {}) @relation = relation || default_relation @query_params = query_params @query_params[:s] = "modality_descriptions_name ASC" if @query_params[:s].blank? end |
Instance Attribute Details
#query_params ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute query_params.
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 12 def query_params @query_params end |
#relation ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute relation.
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 12 def relation @relation end |
Class Method Details
.missing_data_for(patient) ⇒ Object
Putting this here for now so all incomplete data criteria is all in one place. Build an array of symbols for all missing data identified by the above query
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 76 def self.missing_data_for(patient) renal_profile = Renal.cast_patient(patient).profile missing = [] missing << :ethnicity if patient.ethnicity_id.blank? missing << :prd if renal_profile&.prd_description_id.blank? missing << :first_seen_on if renal_profile&.first_seen_on.blank? if renal_profile&.document&.comorbidities&.ischaemic_heart_dis&.status.blank? missing << :comorbidities_at_esrf end missing end |
Instance Method Details
#call ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 45 def call search .result .merge(HD::Patient.with_profile) .eager_load(:profile) .extending(ModalityScopes) .preload(current_modality: [:description]) .with_current_modality_matching(MODALITY_NAMES) .where(where_conditions) end |
#default_relation ⇒ Object
The way I understand Ransack is that if you use a query like profile_esrf_gt (that’s the RenalProfile in this case as we are dealing with a Renal::Patient) it will do the left out join itself onto renal_profiles. At one point I did a manual join onto renal_profiles here like this .joins(“LEFT OUTER JOIN renal_profiles ON renal_profiles.patient_id = patients.id”) but that only worked when there was no search predicate passed; when you pass eg profile_esrf_gt it joins onto renal_profiles again and you get a duplicate join. However using left_outer_joins here somehow prevents a duplicate join; one join onto renal_profiles is there whether there is a renal_profile_esrf_gt present or not. However it ONLY works if you use left_outer_joins BEFORE calling .ransack
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calling it afterwards (in #call below) still results in a duplicate join IF
renal_profile_esrf_gt is present in the query.
I have to say, ransack eats up a lot of time and presents a lot of cognitive friction. Building a custom form object would have shaved an hour off the writing (mainly debugging) of this code.
Update: moved loading of profile to #call. Having it in #default_relation leads to a duplicate alias if sorting on esrf for instance. Having to use .eager_load(:profile) in #call. However this creates n+1 queries. Ransack again creating more confusion…
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 41 def default_relation Renalware::Renal::Patient.all end |
#search ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 56 def search @search ||= relation.include(QueryablePatient).ransack(query_params) end |
#where_conditions ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/models/renalware/renal/registry/preflight_checks/patients_query.rb', line 60 def where_conditions <<-SQL.squish (patients.ethnicity_id is NULL) OR (renal_profiles.id IS NULL) OR (renal_profiles.prd_description_id IS NULL) OR (renal_profiles.first_seen_on IS NULL) OR (renal_profiles.document #>> '{comorbidities,ischaemic_heart_dis,status}' is null) SQL end |