Class: Hermod::XmlSectionBuilder
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Hermod::XmlSectionBuilder
- Defined in:
- lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb
Overview
Public: Used to build an anonymous subclass of XmlSection with methods for defining nodes on that subclass of varying types used by HMRC.
Constant Summary collapse
- ZERO =
BigDecimal("0").freeze
- BOOLEAN_VALUES =
[ YES = "yes".freeze, NO = "no".freeze, ]
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#build {|_self| ... } ⇒ Object
Internal: Takes a block to build the class using the methods on this builder and then sets the correct node_order (to ensure the nodes are ordered correctly in the XML).
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#date_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a date to HMRC.
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#datetime_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a datetime to HMRC.
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#initialize(new_class) ⇒ XmlSectionBuilder
constructor
Internal: Sets up the builder with the anonymous subclass of XmlSection.
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#integer_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending an integer to HMRC.
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#monetary_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a monetary value to HMRC.
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#parent_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines an XML parent node that wraps other nodes.
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#string_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a string to HMRC.
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#yes_no_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a boolean to HMRC.
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#yes_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a boolean to HMRC.
Constructor Details
#initialize(new_class) ⇒ XmlSectionBuilder
Internal: Sets up the builder with the anonymous subclass of XmlSection. Don’t use this directly, instead see ‘Hermod::XmlSection.build`
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 44 def initialize(new_class) @new_class = new_class @node_order = [] end |
Instance Method Details
#build {|_self| ... } ⇒ Object
Internal: Takes a block to build the class using the methods on this builder and then sets the correct node_order (to ensure the nodes are ordered correctly in the XML).
Returns the newly built class. This should be assigned to a constant before use.
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 55 def build(&block) yield self @new_class.node_order = @node_order @new_class end |
#date_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a date to HMRC
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 105 def date_node(name, ={}) validators = [].tap do |validators| validators << Validators::ValuePresence.new unless .delete(:optional) validators << Validators::TypeChecker.new(Date) { |value| value.respond_to? :strftime } end create_method(name, [], validators, ) do |value, attributes| [(value ? value.strftime(format_for(:date)) : nil), attributes] end end |
#datetime_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a datetime to HMRC
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 122 def datetime_node(name, ={}) validators = [].tap do |validators| validators << Validators::ValuePresence.new unless .delete(:optional) validators << Validators::TypeChecker.new(DateTime) { |value| value.respond_to? :strftime } end create_method(name, [], validators, ) do |value, attributes| [(value ? value.strftime(format_for(:datetime)) : nil), attributes] end end |
#integer_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending an integer to HMRC
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 88 def integer_node(name, ={}) validators = [].tap do |validators| if .has_key? :range validators << Validators::Range.new([:range][:min], [:range][:max]) end end create_method(name, [], validators, ) do |value, attributes| [value.to_s, attributes] end end |
#monetary_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a monetary value to HMRC
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 165 def monetary_node(name, ={}) validators = [].tap do |validators| validators << Validators::NonNegative.new unless .fetch(:negative, true) validators << Validators::NonZero.new unless .fetch(:zero, true) validators << Validators::WholeUnits.new if [:whole_units] end create_method(name, [], validators, ) do |value, attributes| value ||= value.to_i if [:optional] && value == 0 [nil, attributes] else [sprintf(format_for(:money), value), attributes] end end end |
#parent_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines an XML parent node that wraps other nodes
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 188 def parent_node(name, ={}) create_method(name, [], [], ) do |value, attributes| [value, attributes] end end |
#string_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a string to HMRC
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 67 def string_node(name, ={}) mutators = [].tap do |mutators| mutators << InputMutator.new(.delete(:input_mutator)) if .has_key? :input_mutator end validators = [].tap do |validators| validators << Validators::AllowedValues.new(.delete(:allowed_values)) if .has_key? :allowed_values validators << Validators::RegularExpression.new(.delete(:matches)) if .has_key? :matches validators << Validators::ValuePresence.new unless .delete(:optional) validators << Validators::Attributes.new(.fetch(:attributes, {}).keys) end create_method(name, mutators, validators, ) do |value, attributes| [value, attributes] end end |
#yes_no_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a boolean to HMRC. A “yes” will be sent if it’s true and a “no” will be sent if it’s false
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 153 def yes_no_node(name, ={}) create_method(name, [], [], ) do |value, attributes| [(value ? YES : NO), attributes] end end |
#yes_node(name, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Public: defines a node for sending a boolean to HMRC. It will only be sent if the boolean is true.
name - the name of the node. This will become the name of the method on the XmlSection. options - a hash of options used to set up validations.
Returns nothing you should rely on
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# File 'lib/hermod/xml_section_builder.rb', line 140 def yes_node(name, ={}) create_method(name, [], [], ) do |value, attributes| [(value ? YES : nil), attributes] end end |