Class: SafeDb::EditVerse
- Inherits:
-
Controller
- Object
- Controller
- SafeDb::EditVerse
- Defined in:
- lib/controller/abstract/edit_verse.rb
Overview
Any Controller class wishing to edit a safe verse can make use of the functionality in this parent by exposing an edit_verse() method.
Classes extending this class will have access to
-
a
@chapther_data
data structure -
a
@chapther_id
string index -
a
@has_chapter
boolean indicator -
a
@verse_data
data structure -
a
@verse_id
string index -
a
@has_verse
boolean indicator
After the edit method completes the amended chapter data structure will be encrypted and streamed to a ciphertext file.
Direct Known Subclasses
Generate, Keys, Paste, Put, Read, RemoteGithubKeypair, RemoteGithubToken, Remove, Rename, Terraform
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#execute ⇒ Object
This parental behaviour sets up common ubiquitous chapter and verse data structures and indices.
Methods inherited from Controller
#check_post_conditions, #check_pre_conditions, #flow, #initialize, #open_remote_backend_location, #post_validation, #pre_validation, #read_verse, #set_verse, #update_verse
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from SafeDb::Controller
Instance Method Details
#execute ⇒ Object
This parental behaviour sets up common ubiquitous chapter and verse data structures and indices. It then calls the child’s query_verse() behaviour and once that is complete it encrypts and persists an (updated) Book and the amended chapter.
The streaming process also deletes the current (old) Book and chapter crypts.
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# File 'lib/controller/abstract/edit_verse.rb', line 26 def execute # Before calling the edit_verse() method we perform some # preparatory activities that check, validate and setup. read_verse() # This is the expected edit() method that will do and deliver # the intented core contracted value proposition. edit_verse() # Now encrypt the changed verse and then write it out to a # chapter crypt file whilst garbage collecting the now spurious # and superceded script. update_verse() end |