Class: FacetFor::Facet
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- FacetFor::Facet
- Includes:
- ActionView::Helpers::AssetTagHelper, ActionView::Helpers::CaptureHelper, ActionView::Helpers::FormOptionsHelper, ActionView::Helpers::FormTagHelper, ActionView::Helpers::TagHelper
- Defined in:
- lib/facet_for.rb
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#facet ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute facet.
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #additional_classes ⇒ Object
- #associations ⇒ Object
- #check_box(value = "1") ⇒ Object
- #check_box_checked(value = "1") ⇒ Object
- #clean_column ⇒ Object
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#default_facet_type ⇒ Object
If no options is specified, we’ll look at the column type for the column in the model and make an educated guess.
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#default_label_for_facet ⇒ Object
If the user doesn’t pass options, we’ll build a default label based on the type of facet we’re rendering.
- #facet_collection ⇒ Object
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#initialize(facet = {}) ⇒ Facet
constructor
A new instance of Facet.
- #label(string_name, string_label = nil) ⇒ Object
- #name_for(string_name, array = false) ⇒ Object
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#render_facet ⇒ Object
Now that we have our type, we can render the actual form field for Ransack.
- #text_field(options = {}) ⇒ Object
- #unique_value_collection ⇒ Object
Constructor Details
#initialize(facet = {}) ⇒ Facet
Returns a new instance of Facet.
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 79 def initialize(facet = {}) @facet = facet # If they didn't provide a model, try and use the search object if @facet[:object] && @facet[:model].nil? @facet[:model] = @facet[:object].klass end @facet[:column] = @facet[:model].content_columns.select { |x| x.name == @facet[:column_name].to_s } if @facet[:column].empty? # facet doesn't exist # Is it an association? # # We check for :singular_name, :plural_name and :singular_id if association = associations.select { |x| x.plural_name == @facet[:column_name].to_s or x.plural_name.singularize == @facet[:column_name].to_s }.uniq and association.count > 0 if association.first.macro == :has_many # For a has_many relationship, we want the plural name with _id. # Ransack will then look at the _id column for the associated model. # This won't work properly on models with nonstandard id column # names. That's a problem, but whatevs for the time being. @facet[:association_class] = association.first.klass @facet[:association_name] = "#{association.first.plural_name}" @facet[:column_name] = "#{association.first.plural_name}_id" @facet[:clean_column_name] = "#{association.first.name.to_s.singularize}_id" @facet[:association_primary_key] = association.first.primary_key_column.name elsif association.first.macro == :belongs_to # If we're dealing with belongs_to, we can assume we just want # to look at the foreign key on the current model. Much simpler. @facet[:association_class] = association.first.klass @facet[:association_name] = association.first.name @facet[:column_name] = association.first.foreign_key @facet[:association_primary_key] = association.first.primary_key_column.name end # By default, we want to use a select box with a collection of # what this model has_many of. If the user has specified something, # we'll run with what they specified. @facet[:type] = @facet[:type] || :collection # If the user hasn't specified a collection, we'll provide one now # based on this association. We only want to use distinct values. # This could probably be cleaner, but it works. unless @facet[:collection] unique_objects = @facet[:model].unscoped.select("DISTINCT #{clean_column}").where("#{clean_column} IS NOT NULL").map { |x| x.send(clean_column) }.join(", ") if unique_objects and unique_objects.length > 0 @facet[:collection] = @facet[:association_class].unscoped.where("#{@facet[:association_primary_key]} IN (#{unique_objects})") else @facet[:collection] = nil end end end else # We found a column. Let's yank some useful information out of it @facet[:column] = @facet[:column].first @facet[:column_name] = @facet[:column].name @facet[:column_type] = @facet[:column_type] || @facet[:column].type end @facet[:type] = @facet[:type] || default_facet_type end |
Instance Attribute Details
#facet ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute facet.
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 77 def facet @facet end |
Instance Method Details
#additional_classes ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 284 def additional_classes additional_class = "#{@facet[:type]} #{@facet[:column_type]}" end |
#associations ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 154 def associations @facet[:model].reflections.values end |
#check_box(value = "1") ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 295 def check_box(value = "1") name = "#{@facet[:column_name]}_#{@facet[:type]}" if @facet[:type] == :cont_any check_box_label = label_tag(self.name_for(name, true), value.to_s.humanize) check_box_name = self.name_for(name, true) else label_value = @facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize case @facet[:type] when :false label_value = "Is Not #{label_value}" when :null label_value += "Is Null" when :not_null label_value += "Is Not Null" end check_box_label = label_tag(self.name_for(name, true), label_value) check_box_name = self.name_for(name, false) end check_box_tag(check_box_name, value, check_box_checked(value)) + check_box_label end |
#check_box_checked(value = "1") ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 324 def check_box_checked(value = "1") name = "#{@facet[:column_name]}_#{@facet[:type]}" selected = @facet[:object].send(name) if @facet[:type] == :cont_any return (!selected.nil? and selected.include?(value)) else return selected end end |
#clean_column ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 370 def clean_column @facet[:clean_column_name] || @facet[:column_name] end |
#default_facet_type ⇒ Object
If no options is specified, we’ll look at the column type for the column in the model and make an educated guess.
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 274 def default_facet_type case @facet[:column_type] when :string, :text return :cont when :datetime, :date, :float, :integer, :double return :between end end |
#default_label_for_facet ⇒ Object
If the user doesn’t pass options, we’ll build a default label based on the type of facet we’re rendering.
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 161 def default_label_for_facet case @facet[:type] when :true, :false return '' when :null return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_null", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Is Null?") when :not_null return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_not_null", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Is Not Null?") when :cont, :cont_any return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_cont", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Contains") when :not_cont return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_not_cont", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Doesn't Contain") when :start return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_start", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Starts With") when :not_start return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_not_start", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Doesn't Start With") when :end return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_end", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Ends With") when :not_end return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_not_end", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Doesn't End With") when :between return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Between") when :gte return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_gte", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Greater Than") when :lte return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}_lte", "#{@facet[:column_name].to_s.humanize} Less Than") else return label("#{@facet[:column_name]}") end end |
#facet_collection ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 336 def facet_collection name = "#{@facet[:column_name]}_eq" if @facet[:default] selected = @facet[:default] else selected = @facet[:object].send(name) end # @facet[:collection] should be set if we've given it a valid # association, or passed in a collection by hand. # # this assumes that we want to see all unique values from the database # for the given column if @facet[:collection].nil? @facet[:collection] = unique_value_collection end if @facet[:collection].class == Array and @facet[:collection].first.class == String return select_tag self.name_for(name), (@facet[:collection], selected), :include_blank => true, :class => @facet[:class] else return select_tag self.name_for(name), (@facet[:collection], :id, :to_s, selected), :include_blank => true, :class => @facet[:class] end end |
#label(string_name, string_label = nil) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 378 def label(string_name, string_label = nil) display_label = string_label || string_name.humanize label_tag self.name_for(string_name), display_label end |
#name_for(string_name, array = false) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 383 def name_for(string_name, array = false) name = "#{@facet[:object_name]}[#{string_name}]" name += '[]' if array name.to_sym end |
#render_facet ⇒ Object
Now that we have our type, we can render the actual form field for Ransack
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 206 def render_facet # Insert our label first facet_html = "<div class=\"facet_label #{additional_classes}\">" if @facet[:label] facet_html << label("#{@facet[:column_name]}", @facet[:label]) else facet_html << default_label_for_facet end facet_html << "</div>" # And now the fields facet_html << "<div class=\"facet_input #{additional_classes}\">" case @facet[:type] when :cont, :not_cont, :start, :not_start, :end, :not_end, :gteq, :lteq facet_html << text_field when :cont_any collection_type = :array if @facet[:collection].nil? @facet[:collection] = unique_value_collection end if @facet[:collection].first.class == 'String' collection_type = :string end @facet[:collection].each do |check| facet_html << "<div class=\"facet_input cont_any check_box\">" if collection_type == :array facet_html << check_box(check[1]) else facet_html << check_box(check) end if collection_type == :array facet_html << label(self.name_for("#{@facet[:column_name]}_#{@facet[:type].to_s}", true), check[0]) else facet_html << label(self.name_for("#{@facet[:column_name]}_#{@facet[:type].to_s}", true), check) end facet_html << "</div>" end facet_html when :collection facet_html << facet_collection when :null, :not_null, :true, :false facet_html << check_box when :between facet_html << text_field(:predicate => :gteq) facet_html << "<span class=\"facet_divider\">—</span>" facet_html << text_field(:predicate => :lteq) end facet_html << "</div>" facet_html end |
#text_field(options = {}) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 288 def text_field( = {}) predicate = [:predicate] || @facet[:type] name = "#{@facet[:column_name]}_#{predicate.to_s}" text_field_tag self.name_for(name), @facet[:object].send(name) end |
#unique_value_collection ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/facet_for.rb', line 374 def unique_value_collection @facet[:collection] = @facet[:model].unscoped.select("DISTINCT #{clean_column}").where("#{clean_column} IS NOT NULL").map { |x| x.send(clean_column) } end |