smql/lib/smql_to_ar/query_builder.rb

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# SmqlToAR - Builds AR-querys: Converts SMQL to ActiveRecord
# Copyright (C) 2011 Denis Knauf
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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#
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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#
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class SmqlToAR
#######################################################################################
# Baut die Queries zusammen.
class QueryBuilder
# Erzeugt einen eindeutigen Identikator "cX", wobei X iteriert wird.
class Vid
attr_reader :vid
def initialize( vid) @vid = vid end
def to_s() ":smql_c#{@vid}" end
def to_sym() "smql_c#{@vid}".to_sym end
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alias sym to_sym
def to_i() @vid end
def === other
to_s === other || to_sym === other || to_i === other || self == other || self === other
end
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end
class Aliases < Hash
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attr_accessor :counter, :prefix
def initialize prefix, *a, &e
@counter, @prefix = 0, prefix || 'smql'
super *a, &e
end
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def format name
pre, suf = name.split( ',', 2)
return name unless suf
pre += ",#{@counter += 1},"
l = 60-pre.length
n = suf[(suf.length<=l ? 0 : -l)..-1]
n == suf ? pre+n : "#{pre},,,#{n}"
end
def name n
n.collect( &:to_alias).join ','
end
def [] k
n = name k
v = super n
v = self[k] = format( "#{prefix},#{n}") unless v
v
end
def []= k, v
super name( k), v
end
end
attr_reader :table_alias, :model, :table_model, :base_table, :_where, :_select, :_wobs, :_joins, :prefix, :_vid
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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attr_accessor :logger, :limit, :offset
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"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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def initialize model, prefix = nil
@prefix = "smql"
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@logger = SmqlToAR.logger
@table_alias = Aliases.new @prefix
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@_vid, @_where, @_wobs, @model, @quote = 0, SmqlToAR::And[], {}, model, model.connection
@base_table = [Column::Col.new( model.table_name)]
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@table_alias[ @base_table] = @base_table.first
t = quote_table_name @base_table.first.col
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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@_select, @_joins, @_joined, @_includes, @_order = ["DISTINCT #{t}.*"], "", [@base_table], [], []
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@table_model = {@base_table => @model}
end
def vid() Vid.new( @_vid+=1) end
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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def inspect
"#<#{self.class.name}:#{"0x%x"% (self.object_id<<1)}|#{@prefix}:#{@base_table}:#{@model} vid=#{@_vid} where=#{@_where} wobs=#{@_wobs} select=#{@_select} aliases=#{@table_alias}>"
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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end
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# Jede via where uebergebene Condition wird geodert und alle zusammen werden geundet.
# "Konjunktive Normalform". Allerdings duerfen Conditions auch Komplexe Abfragen enthalten.
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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# Ex: builder.where( ['a = a', 'b = c']).where( ['c = d', 'e = e']).where( 'x = y').where( ['( m = n AND o = p )', 'f = g'])
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# #=> WHERE ( a = a OR b = c ) AND ( c = d OR e = e ) AND x = y ( ( m = n AND o = p ) OR f = g )
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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def where cond
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@_where.push cond
self
end
def wobs vals
@_wobs.update vals
self
end
def quote_column_name name
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@quote.quote_column_name( name).gsub /"\."/, ','
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end
def quote_table_name name
name = case name
when Array, Column::Col then @table_alias[Array.wrap name]
else name.to_s
end
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@quote.quote_table_name name
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end
def column table, name
"#{quote_table_name table}.#{quote_column_name name}"
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end
def build_join orig, pretable, table, prekey, key
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"\tLEFT JOIN #{orig} AS #{quote_table_name table}\n\tON #{column pretable, prekey} = #{column table, key}\n"
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end
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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def sub_joins table, col, model, query
prefix, base_table = "#{@prefix}_sub", col.relation.table_name
join_ table, model, "(#{query.build( prefix).ar.to_sql})"
end
def join_ table, model, query, pretable = nil
pretable ||= table[0...-1]
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@table_model[ table] = model
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@table_model.rehash
premodel = @table_model.find {|k,v| pretable == k }[1]
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t = @table_alias[ table]
pt = quote_table_name table[ 0...-1]
refl = premodel.reflections[table.last.to_sym]
case refl
when ActiveRecord::Reflection::ThroughReflection
through = refl.through_reflection
throughtable = table[0...-1]+[Column::Col.new( through.name, table.last.as)]
srctable = throughtable+[Column::Col.new( refl.source_reflection.name, table.last.as)]
@table_model[ srctable] = model
@table_alias[ table] = @table_alias[ srctable]
join_ throughtable, through.klass, quote_table_name( through.table_name)
join_ srctable, refl.klass, query, throughtable
when ActiveRecord::Reflection::AssociationReflection
case refl.macro
when :has_many, :has_one
@_joins += build_join query, pretable, t, premodel.primary_key, refl.primary_key_name
when :belongs_to
@_joins += build_join query, pretable, t, refl.primary_key_name, premodel.primary_key
when :has_and_belongs_to_many
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jointable = [Column::Col.new(',')] + table
@_joins += build_join refl.options[:join_table], pretable, @table_alias[jointable], premodel.primary_key, refl.primary_key_name
@_joins += build_join query, jointable, t, refl.association_foreign_key, refl.association_primary_key
else raise BuilderError, "Unkown reflection macro: #{refl.macro.inspect}"
end
else raise BuilderError, "Unkown reflection type: #{refl.class.name}"
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end
self
end
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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def joins table, model
table = table.flatten.compact
return self if @_joined.include? table # Already joined
join_ table, model, quote_table_name( model.table_name)
@_joined.push table
end
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def includes table
@_includes.push table
self
end
def select col
@_select.push quote_column_name( @table_alias[col])
self
end
def order table, col, o
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ct = column table, col
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@_select.push ct
@_order.push "#{ct} #{:DESC == o ? :DESC : :ASC}"
self
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end
def build_ar
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where_str = @_where.type_correction!.optimize!.build_where
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incls = {}
@_includes.each do |inc|
b = incls
inc[1..-1].collect {|rel| b = b[rel] ||= {} }
end
@model = @model.
select( @_select.join( ', ')).
joins( @_joins).
where( where_str, @_wobs).
order( @_order.join( ', ')).
includes( incls)
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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@model = @model.limit @limit if @limit
@model = @model.offset @offset if @offset
@model
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end
def fix_calculate
def @model.calculate operation, column_name, options = nil
options = options.try(:dup) || {}
options[:distinct] = true unless options.except(:distinct).present?
column_name = klass.primary_key unless column_name.present?
super operation, column_name, options
end
self
end
def to_ar
build_ar
fix_calculate
@model
end
end
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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class SubBuilder < Array
attr_reader :parent, :_where
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delegate :wobs, :joins, :includes, :sub_joins, :vid, :quote_column_name, :quote, :quote_table_name, :column, :to => :parent
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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def initialize parent, tmp = false
@parent = parent
@parent.where self unless @parend.nil? && tmp
end
def new parent, tmp = false
super parent, tmp
#return parent if self.class == parent.class
#super parent
end
alias where push
def type_correction!
collect! do |sub|
if sub.kind_of? Array
sub = default[ *sub] unless sub.respond_to?( :type_correction!)
sub.type_correction!
end
sub
end
self
end
def optimize!
ext = []
collect! do |sub|
sub = sub.optimize! if sub.kind_of? Array
if self.class == sub.class
ext.push *sub
nil
elsif sub.blank?
nil
else
sub
end
end.compact!
push *ext
self
end
def inspect
"#{self.class.name.sub( /.*::/, '')}[ #{collect(&:inspect).join ', '}]"
end
def default() SmqlToAR::And end
def default_new( parent) default.new self, parent, false end
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def collect_build_where
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collect {|x| x.respond_to?( :build_where) ? x.build_where : x.to_s }
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end
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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end
class And < SubBuilder
def default; SmqlToAR::Or; end
def build_where
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collect_build_where.join ' AND '
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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end
end
class Or < SubBuilder
def build_where
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collect_build_where.join ' OR '
"self" and or ============= This lines mean the same: User.smql :self => {:id => 1} User.smql :id => 1 User.smql 'self.id' => 1 User.smql 'self.self.self.self.id' => 1 self is like a reflection to itself. Very userful if you need the new disjunction: User.smql :self => [{:surname => 'Mueller', :givenname => 'Michael'}, {:givenname => 'Horst', :surname => 'Schlemmer'}], :firm => {:name => 'Hotel an der Elbe'} SmqlToAR::Column ---------------- Rejects every `self`, so it is really like no self, but you use `'self'` as like as a simple reflection. You can ask, if it is self via Column#self? SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder ====================== joins: The old `#join`. Renames because SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or which has Array#join, so we cannot delegate `#join` to the QueryBuilder. `#where` -------- Now only one argument! Needed for SmqlToAR::And and SmqlToAR::Or. `#build` will generates LEFT OUTER JOINS now. Needed for disjunctions. The most queries will work like before. Problems: User.smql :articles => {} Before it will return all users with articles, now it will return also users without articles. If you want to have only all users with articles, you ask: User.smql :articles => {:id => true} Will fail if id IS NULL, but this should not happen. ;) `SmqlToAR::And` and `SmqlToAR::Or` ================================== `SmqlToAR::QueryBuilder`-proxies. QueryBuilder let them build where-clauses. And will will produce a conjunction and Or a disjunction of course. They delegates all QueryBuilder-methods to QueryBuilder. Only `#where` will stored local and `#build` will do it partial. They have the same superclass: `SmqlToAR::SubBuilder`. The small changes ================= * `SmqlToAR.reload_library`: Reloads SmqlToAR-lib. Useful while development. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#conditions`: Return all Conditions. `#try_parse` uses it. * Some classes have a new `#inspect`. * `SmqlToAR::ConditionTypes#Exists` / `NotExists`: `{:id => true}` / `{:id => false}`: This object has setted an id or not? `#id` must exists as column of course! Uses `IS NOT NULL` and `IS NULL`.
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end
end
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end