Method: Sinclair::Model.for

Defined in:

lib/sinclair/model.rb

.for(*attributes, writter: true, comparable: true) ⇒ Class<Model> .for(*attributes, defaults, writter: true, comparable: true) ⇒ Class<Model>

Deprecated.

Use initialize_with instead

Returns a new class that inherits from model

Overloads:

• .for(*attributes, writter: true, comparable: true) ⇒ Class<Model>

  Examples:

  A model with readers

  class Car < Sinclair::Model.for(:brand, :model, writter: false)
  end
  
  car = Car.new(brand: :ford, model: :T)
  
  car.brand # returns :ford
  car.model # returns :T
  

  Parameters:

  • attributes to be added in both the initialization and adding the methos to the model

  • (defaults to: true)

    flag informing if the writter/setter method should be added

  • (defaults to: true)

    flag to make the class Comparable by the fields

• .for(*attributes, defaults, writter: true, comparable: true) ⇒ Class<Model>

  Examples:

  A model with writters

  class Job < Sinclair::Model.for({ state: :starting }, writter: true)
  end
  
  job = Job.new
  
  job.state # returns :starting
  job.state = :done
  job.state # returns :done
  

  Parameters:

  • attributes to be added in both the initialization and adding the methos to the model

  • attributes to be added with a default value in the initializer

  • (defaults to: true)

    flag informing if the writter/setter method should be added

  • (defaults to: true)

    flag to make the class Comparable by the fields

Returns:

• a new class with the chosen attributes

API:

• public

# File 'lib/sinclair/model.rb', line 54

def for(*attributes, **)
  Class.new(self) do |klass|
    Builder.new(klass, *attributes, **).build
  end
end