Module: Rokaki::FilterModel

Includes:
Filterable
Defined in:
lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb,
lib/rokaki/filter_model/join_map.rb,
lib/rokaki/filter_model/like_keys.rb,
lib/rokaki/filter_model/basic_filter.rb,
lib/rokaki/filter_model/filter_chain.rb,
lib/rokaki/filter_model/nested_filter.rb,
lib/rokaki/filter_model/deep_assign_struct.rb,
lib/rokaki/filter_model/nested_like_filters.rb

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: ClassMethods Classes: BasicFilter, DeepAssignStruct, FilterChain, JoinMap, LikeKeys, NestedFilter, NestedLikeFilters

Class Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from Filterable

#filters

Class Method Details

.included(base) ⇒ Object



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 6

def self.included(base)
  base.extend(ClassMethods)
end

Instance Method Details

#escape_like(term) ⇒ Object

Escape special LIKE characters in SQL Server patterns: %, _, [ and \



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 23

def escape_like(term)
  term.to_s.gsub(/[\\%_\[]/) { |m| "\\#{m}" }
end

#generic_like(model, column, type, value, mode) ⇒ Object

Compose a generic LIKE relation supporting arrays of terms (OR chained) Used for adapters without special handling (e.g., SQLite)



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 95

def generic_like(model, column, type, value, mode)
  terms = prepare_terms(value, mode)
  return model.none if terms.nil?
  if terms.is_a?(Array)
    return model.none if terms.empty?
    rel = model.where("#{column} #{type} :q0", q0: terms[0])
    terms[1..-1]&.each_with_index do |t, i|
      rel = rel.or(model.where("#{column} #{type} :q#{i + 1}", "q#{i + 1}".to_sym => t))
    end
    rel
  else
    # prepare_terms returns arrays for scalar input, so this branch is rarely used
    model.where("#{column} #{type} :q", q: terms)
  end
end

#oracle_like(model, column, type_signal, value, mode) ⇒ Object

Compose an Oracle LIKE relation supporting arrays of terms and case-insensitive path via UPPER() type_signal: 'LIKE' for case-sensitive semantics; 'ILIKE' to indicate case-insensitive (we will translate)



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 74

def oracle_like(model, column, type_signal, value, mode)
  terms = prepare_like_terms(value, mode)
  ci = (type_signal.to_s.upcase == 'ILIKE')
  col_expr = ci ? "UPPER(#{column})" : column
  build_term = proc { |t| ci ? t.to_s.upcase : t }

  if terms.is_a?(Array)
    return model.none if terms.empty?
    first = build_term.call(terms[0])
    rel = model.where("#{col_expr} LIKE :q0 ESCAPE '\\'", q0: first)
    terms[1..-1]&.each_with_index do |t, i|
      rel = rel.or(model.where("#{col_expr} LIKE :q#{i + 1} ESCAPE '\\'", "q#{i + 1}".to_sym => build_term.call(t)))
    end
    rel
  else
    model.where("#{col_expr} LIKE :q ESCAPE '\\'", q: build_term.call(terms))
  end
end

#prepare_like_terms(param, mode) ⇒ Object

Build LIKE patterns with proper prefix/suffix/circumfix and escaping for SQL Server Returns a String when param is scalar, or an Array of Strings when param is an Array



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 29

def prepare_like_terms(param, mode)
  if Array === param
    case mode
    when :circumfix
      param.map { |t| "%#{escape_like(t)}%" }
    when :prefix
      param.map { |t| "%#{escape_like(t)}" }
    when :suffix
      param.map { |t| "#{escape_like(t)}%" }
    else
      param.map { |t| "%#{escape_like(t)}%" }
    end
  else
    case mode
    when :circumfix
      "%#{escape_like(param)}%"
    when :prefix
      "%#{escape_like(param)}"
    when :suffix
      "#{escape_like(param)}%"
    else
      "%#{escape_like(param)}%"
    end
  end
end

#prepare_or_terms(param, type, mode) ⇒ Object

"SELECT articles.* FROM articles INNER JOIN authors ON authors.id = articles.author_id WHERE (authors.first_name LIKE BINARY '%teev%' OR authors.first_name LIKE BINARY '%arv%')"



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 125

def prepare_or_terms(param, type, mode)
  if Array === param
    param_map = param.map { |term| "%#{term}%" } if mode == :circumfix
    param_map = param.map { |term| "%#{term}" } if mode == :prefix
    param_map = param.map { |term| "#{term}%" } if mode == :suffix

    return param_map.join(" OR #{type} ")
  else
    return ["%#{param}%"] if mode == :circumfix
    return ["%#{param}"] if mode == :prefix
    return ["#{param}%"] if mode == :suffix
  end
end

#prepare_regex_terms(param, mode) ⇒ Object



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 111

def prepare_regex_terms(param, mode)
  if Array === param
    param_map = param.map { |term| ".*#{term}.*" } if mode == :circumfix
    param_map = param.map { |term| ".*#{term}" } if mode == :prefix
    param_map = param.map { |term| "#{term}.*" } if mode == :suffix
    return param_map.join("|")
  else
    return [".*#{param}.*"] if mode == :circumfix
    return [".*#{param}"] if mode == :prefix
    return ["#{param}.*"] if mode == :suffix
  end
end

#prepare_terms(param, mode) ⇒ Object



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 10

def prepare_terms(param, mode)
  if Array === param
    return param.map { |term| "%#{term}%" } if mode == :circumfix
    return param.map { |term| "%#{term}" } if mode == :prefix
    return param.map { |term| "#{term}%" } if mode == :suffix
  else
    return ["%#{param}%"] if mode == :circumfix
    return ["%#{param}"] if mode == :prefix
    return ["#{param}%"] if mode == :suffix
  end
end

#sqlserver_like(model, column, type, value, mode) ⇒ Object

Compose a SQL Server LIKE relation supporting arrays of terms (OR chained) column should be a fully qualified column expression, e.g., "authors.first_name" or "cs.title" type is usually "LIKE"



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# File 'lib/rokaki/filter_model.rb', line 58

def sqlserver_like(model, column, type, value, mode)
  terms = prepare_like_terms(value, mode)
  if terms.is_a?(Array)
    return model.none if terms.empty?
    rel = model.where("#{column} #{type} :q0 ESCAPE '\\'", q0: terms[0])
    terms[1..-1]&.each_with_index do |t, i|
      rel = rel.or(model.where("#{column} #{type} :q#{i + 1} ESCAPE '\\'", "q#{i + 1}".to_sym => t))
    end
    rel
  else
    model.where("#{column} #{type} :q ESCAPE '\\'", q: terms)
  end
end