Module: Schema::AttributeMacro

Defined in:
lib/schema/schema.rb

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#attribute_macro(attribute_name, type = nil, strict: nil, default: nil) ⇒ Object Also known as: attribute



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# File 'lib/schema/schema.rb', line 28

def attribute_macro(attribute_name, type=nil, strict: nil, default: nil)
  if type.nil? && !strict.nil?
    raise Schema::Attribute::Error, "The \"#{attribute_name}\" attribute is declared with the \"strict\" option but a type is not specified"
  end

  if type == Boolean && strict == false
    raise Schema::Attribute::Error, "The \"#{attribute_name}\" attribute is declared with the \"strict\" option disabled but boolean type is specified"
  end

  check = nil

  if type == Boolean
    strict ||= true

    check = proc do |val|
      unless val.nil? || Boolean.(val)
        raise Schema::Attribute::TypeError, "#{val.inspect} of type #{val.class.name} cannot be assigned to attribute #{attribute_name.inspect} of type Boolean (Strict: #{strict.inspect})"
      end
    end
  elsif !type.nil?
    strict ||= false

    check = proc do |val|
      unless val.nil?
        if strict
          if not val.instance_of?(type)
            raise Schema::Attribute::TypeError, "#{val.inspect} of type #{val.class.name} cannot be assigned to attribute #{attribute_name.inspect} of type #{type.name} (Strict: #{strict.inspect})"
          end
        else
          if not val.is_a?(type)
            raise Schema::Attribute::TypeError, "#{val.inspect} of type #{val.class.name} cannot be assigned to attribute #{attribute_name.inspect} of type #{type.name} (Strict: #{strict.inspect})"
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end

  if default.nil?
    initialize_value = nil
  elsif default.respond_to?(:call)
    initialize_value = default
  else
    raise Schema::Attribute::Error, "Default values must be callable, like procs, lambdas, or objects that respond to the call method (Attribute: #{attribute_name})"
  end

  ::Attribute::Define.(self, attribute_name, :accessor, check: check, &initialize_value)

  attribute = attributes.register(attribute_name, type, strict)
  attribute
end