Module: RestfulJson::Controller::ActsAsRestfulJson::ClassMethods
- Defined in:
- lib/restful_json/controller.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#can_filter_by(*args) ⇒ Object
A whitelist of filters and definition of filter options related to request parameters.
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#order_by(args) ⇒ Object
Takes an string, symbol, array, hash to indicate order.
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#query_for(*args) ⇒ Object
Specify a custom query.
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#supports_functions(*args) ⇒ Object
Can specify additional functions in the index, e.g.
Instance Method Details
#can_filter_by(*args) ⇒ Object
A whitelist of filters and definition of filter options related to request parameters.
If no options are provided or the :using option is provided, defines attributes that are queryable through the operation(s) already defined in can_filter_by_default_using, or can specify attributes:
can_filter_by :attr_name_1, :attr_name_2 # implied using: [eq] if RestfulJson.can_filter_by_default_using = [:eq]
can_filter_by :attr_name_1, :attr_name_2, using: [:eq, :not_eq]
When :with_query is specified, it will call a supplied lambda. e.g. t is self.model_class.arel_table, q is self.model_class.scoped, and p is params:
can_filter_by :my_param_name, with_query: ->(t,q,p) {...}
When :through is specified, it will take the array supplied to through as 0 to many model names following by an attribute name. It will follow through each association until it gets to the attribute to filter by that via ARel joins, e.g. if the model Foobar has an association to :foo, and on the Foo model there is an assocation to :bar, and you want to filter by bar.name (foobar.foo.bar.name):
can_filter_by :my_param_name, through: [:foo, :bar, :name]
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# File 'lib/restful_json/controller.rb', line 74 def can_filter_by(*args) = args. # :using is the default action if no options are present if [:using] || .size == 0 predicates = Array.wrap([:using] || self.can_filter_by_default_using) predicates.each do |predicate| predicate_sym = predicate.to_sym args.each do |attr| attr_sym = attr.to_sym self.param_to_attr_and_arel_predicate[attr_sym] = [attr_sym, :eq, ] if predicate_sym == :eq self.param_to_attr_and_arel_predicate["#{attr}#{self.predicate_prefix}#{predicate}".to_sym] = [attr_sym, predicate_sym, ] end end end if [:with_query] args.each do |with_query_key| self.param_to_query[with_query_key.to_sym] = [:with_query] end end if [:through] args.each do |through_key| self.param_to_through[through_key.to_sym] = [:through] end end end |
#order_by(args) ⇒ Object
Takes an string, symbol, array, hash to indicate order. If not a hash, assumes is ascending. Is cumulative and order defines order of sorting, e.g:
#would order by foo_color attribute ascending
order_by :foo_color
or
order_by {:foo_date => :asc}, :foo_color, 'foo_name', {:bar_date => :desc}
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# File 'lib/restful_json/controller.rb', line 134 def order_by(args) self.ordered_by = (Array.wrap(self.ordered_by) + Array.wrap(args)).flatten.compact.collect {|item|item.is_a?(Hash) ? item : {item.to_sym => :asc}} end |
#query_for(*args) ⇒ Object
Specify a custom query. If action specified does not have a method, it will alias_method index to create a new action method with that query.
t is self.model_class.arel_table and q is self.model_class.scoped, e.g.
query_for :index, is: -> {|t,q| q.where(:status_code => 'green')}
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# File 'lib/restful_json/controller.rb', line 114 def query_for(*args) = args. # TODO: support custom actions to be automaticaly defined args.each do |an_action| if [:is] self.action_to_query[an_action.to_s] = [:is] else raise "#{self.class.name} must supply an :is option with query_for #{an_action.inspect}" end unless an_action.to_sym == :index alias_method an_action.to_sym, :index end end end |
#supports_functions(*args) ⇒ Object
Can specify additional functions in the index, e.g.
supports_functions :skip, :uniq, :take, :count
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# File 'lib/restful_json/controller.rb', line 105 def supports_functions(*args) = args. # overkill, sorry self.supported_functions += args end |