couchrest_model/lib/couchrest/model/attributes.rb
Will Leinweber d333133319 Adds suppport for ActiveModel::Dirty and ::AttributeMethods
* ActiveModel::Dirty
** Basic support for dirty tracking
** It does not bubble up any changes to casted models currently

* ActiveModel::AttributeMethods
** Attributes are now read and written through ActiveModel
** This also allows you to add your own attribute methods with
   prefix suffix and affix names. For more information check out
   ActiveModel::AttributeMethods::ClassMethods
2010-09-16 17:30:43 -05:00

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module CouchRest
module Model
ReadOnlyPropertyError = Class.new(StandardError)
# Attributes Suffixes provide methods from ActiveModel
# to hook into. See methods such as #attribute= and
# #attribute? for their implementation
AttributeMethodSuffixes = ['', '=', '?']
module Attributes
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
included do
include ActiveModel::AttributeMethods
attribute_method_suffix *AttributeMethodSuffixes
end
module ClassMethods
def attributes
properties.map {|prop| prop.name}
end
end
def initialize(*args)
self.class.attribute_method_suffix *AttributeMethodSuffixes
super
end
def attributes
self.class.attributes
end
## Reads the attribute value.
# Assuming you have a property :title this would be called
# by `model_instance.title`
def attribute(name)
read_attribute(name)
end
## Sets the attribute value.
# Assuming you have a property :title this would be called
# by `model_instance.title = 'hello'`
def attribute=(name, value)
raise ReadOnlyPropertyError, 'read only property' if find_property!(name).read_only
write_attribute(name, value)
end
## Tests for both presence and truthiness of the attribute.
# Assuming you have a property :title # this would be called
# by `model_instance.title?`
def attribute?(name)
value = read_attribute(name)
!(value.nil? || value == false)
end
## Support for handling attributes
#
# This would be better in the properties file, but due to scoping issues
# this is not yet possible.
def prepare_all_attributes(doc = {}, options = {})
apply_all_property_defaults
if options[:directly_set_attributes]
directly_set_read_only_attributes(doc)
else
remove_protected_attributes(doc)
end
directly_set_attributes(doc) unless doc.nil?
end
# Takes a hash as argument, and applies the values by using writer methods
# for each key. It doesn't save the document at the end. Raises a NoMethodError if the corresponding methods are
# missing. In case of error, no attributes are changed.
def update_attributes_without_saving(hash)
# Remove any protected and update all the rest. Any attributes
# which do not have a property will simply be ignored.
attrs = remove_protected_attributes(hash)
directly_set_attributes(attrs)
end
alias :attributes= :update_attributes_without_saving
def read_attribute(property)
prop = find_property!(property)
self[prop.to_s]
end
def write_attribute(property, value)
prop = find_property!(property)
self[prop.to_s] = prop.cast(self, value)
end
private
def read_only_attributes
properties.select { |prop| prop.read_only }.map { |prop| prop.name }
end
def directly_set_attributes(hash)
r_o_a = read_only_attributes
hash.each do |attribute_name, attribute_value|
next if r_o_a.include? attribute_name
if self.respond_to?("#{attribute_name}=")
self.send("#{attribute_name}=", hash.delete(attribute_name))
end
end
end
def directly_set_read_only_attributes(hash)
r_o_a = read_only_attributes
property_list = attributes
hash.each do |attribute_name, attribute_value|
next unless r_o_a.include? attribute_name
if property_list.include?(attribute_name)
write_attribute(attribute_name, hash.delete(attribute_name))
end
end
end
def set_attributes(hash)
attrs = remove_protected_attributes(hash)
directly_set_attributes(attrs)
end
def check_properties_exist(attrs)
property_list = attributes
attrs.each do |attribute_name, attribute_value|
raise NoMethodError, "Property #{attribute_name} not created" unless respond_to?("#{attribute_name}=") or property_list.include?(attribute_name)
end
end
end
end
end