Class: DataModel::Builtin::Hash

Inherits:
Type
  • Object
show all
Includes:
Errors, Logging
Defined in:
lib/data_model/builtin/hash.rb

Overview

Hash type has a concept of “child types”. They can either be specified as params of nested child arrays, or in a hash notation if specific keys are not being specified

This is by far the most complex built-in type

Example: [:hash, [:name, :string], [:email, :string]] # must have two specific keys [:hash, [symbol: :string] # key and values must be according to type [:hash, [symbol: [:string, true]]] # types can be specified long hand

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: Arguments

Instance Attribute Summary

Attributes inherited from Type

#type_args, #type_registry

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from Logging

#log

Methods included from Errors

#blank_error, #blank_error_message, #coerce_error, #coerce_error_message, #earliest_error, #early_error_message, #error_messages, #exclusion_error, #exclusion_error_message, #extra_keys_error, #extra_keys_error_message, #format_error, #format_error_message, #inclusion_error, #inclusion_error_message, #late_error_message, #latest_error, #max_error, #max_error_message, #min_error, #min_error_message, #missing_error, #missing_error_message, #type_error, #type_error_message

Methods inherited from Type

#initialize, #instantiate, #invoke, #type_name

Constructor Details

This class inherits a constructor from DataModel::Type

Instance Method Details

#children ⇒ Hash

get the children types of this hash

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    the children types of this hash



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# File 'lib/data_model/builtin/hash.rb', line 89

def children
	if @children.nil?
		raise "children not configured"
	end

	return @children
end

#configure(params) ⇒ void

This method returns an undefined value.

configure how hash children will be read

Parameters:

  • params (Array) —

    the params to configure



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# File 'lib/data_model/builtin/hash.rb', line 26

def configure(params)
	result = @children = {}
	@key_value = false
	log.debug("configuring hash children")

	if params.length == 1 && params.first.length == 1 && params.first.first.is_a?(Hash)
		@key_value = true
		log.debug("configuring hash children with {key => value} notation")
		params = params.first.first

		if params.length != 1
			raise "expected only one key in the {key => value} notation, got #{params.length} for #{params.inspect}"
		end

		key = params.keys.first
		value = params.values.first

		if key.nil?
			raise "schema for key is missing"
		end

		if value.nil?
			raise "schema for value is missing"
		end

		key_node = Scanner.scan(Array(key), type_registry)
		value_node = Scanner.scan(Array(value), type_registry)

		result[:key] = type_registry.type(
			key_node.type,
			args: key_node.args,
			params: key_node.params,
		)

		result[:value] = type_registry.type(
			value_node.type,
			args: value_node.args,
			params: value_node.params,
		)

		return
	end

	log.debug("configuring hash children with array notation")
	for child in params
		name, *schema = child
		if !name.is_a?(Symbol)
			raise "expected name as a symbol for the first element of child schemas, got #{name.inspect} for #{child.inspect}"
		end

		if schema.nil? || schema.empty?
			raise "schema for #{name} is missing"
		end

		node = Scanner.scan(schema)
		log.debug("adding hash child -> #{name}: #{node.to_h}")

		result[name] = instantiate(node.type, args: node.args, params: node.params)
	end
end

#read(val, coerce: false) ⇒ Array(Object, Error)

read a value, and validate it

Parameters:

  • val (Object) —

    the value to read

  • coerce (Boolean) (defaults to: false) —

    whether to coerce the value

Returns:



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# File 'lib/data_model/builtin/hash.rb', line 103

def read(val, coerce: false)
	args = Arguments.new(type_args)
	errors = Error.new

	# early positive exit for optional & missing
	if args.optional && val.nil?
		return [val, errors]
	end

	if !args.optional && val.nil?
		errors.add(missing_error(type_name))
		return [val, errors]
	end

	# type error, early exit
	if !val.is_a?(Hash) && !coerce
		errors.add(type_error(type_name, val))
		return [val, errors]
	end

	# attempt coercion
	if !val.is_a?(Hash) && coerce
		if val.respond_to?(:to_h)
			val = val.to_h
		elsif val.respond_to?(:to_hash)
			val = Hash(val)
		else
			errors.add(coerce_error(type_name, val))
			return [val, errors]
		end
	end

	# detect extra keys then what is defined in the schema
	if !args.open
		found = []
		for child_key in children.keys
			for val_key in val.keys
				if val_key.to_s == child_key.to_s # doing it this way to support symbols and strings
					found << val_key
				end
			end
		end

		extra = val.keys - found

		if !extra.empty?
			errors.add(extra_keys_error(extra))
			return [val, errors]
		end
	end

	# process children
	if @key_value
		log.debug("processing hash children with {key => value} notation")
		key = children[:key]
		value = children[:value]

		for (k, v) in val.dup
			log.debug("processing #{k} -> #{v.inspect}")
			k, key_errors = key.read(k, coerce:)
			v, value_errors = value.read(v, coerce:)

			if !key_errors.any? && !value_errors.any?
				log.debug("no errors")
				val[k] = v
			end

			errors.merge_child(k, key_errors)
			errors.merge_child(k, value_errors)
		end
	else
		log.debug("processing hash children with array notation")
		for (name, child) in children
			val[name], child_errors = child.read(val[name], coerce:)
			log.debug("child #{name} -> #{val[name].inspect} #{child_errors.inspect}")

			if !child_errors.any?
				log.debug("no errors, skipping")
				next
			end

			errors.merge_child(name, child_errors)
		end
	end

	# done
	return [val, errors]
end