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module PluckMap
  class Attribute
    attr_reader :id, :selects, :name, :alias, :block

    def initialize(id, options={})
      @id = id
      @selects = Array(options.fetch(:select, id))
      @name = options.fetch(:as, id)
      @alias = name.to_s.gsub('_', ' ')
      @block = options[:map]
      raise ArgumentError, "You must select at least one column" if selects.empty?
      raise ArgumentError, "You must define a block if you are going to select " <<
        "more than one expression from the database" if selects.length > 1 && !block
    end

    def apply(object)
      block.call(*object)
    end

    # These are the names of the values that are returned
    # from the database (every row returned by the database
    # will be a hash of key-value pairs)
    #
    # If we are only selecting one thing from the database
    # then the PluckMapPresenter will automatically alias
    # the select-expression, so the key will be the alias.
    def keys
      selects.length == 1 ? [self.alias] : selects
    end

    def no_map?
      block.nil?
    end

    # When the PluckMapPresenter performs the query, it will
    # receive an array of rows. Each row will itself be an
    # array of values.
    #
    # This method constructs a Ruby expression that will
    # extract the appropriate values from each row that
    # correspond to this Attribute.
    #
    # The array of values will be correspond to the array
    # of keys. This method determines which values pertain
    # to it by figuring out which order its keys were selected in
    def to_ruby(keys)
      indexes = self.keys.map { |key| keys.index(key) }
      return "values[#{indexes[0]}]" if indexes.length == 1 && !block
      ruby = "values.values_at(#{indexes.join(", ")})"
      ruby = "invoke(:\"#{id}\", #{ruby})" if block
      ruby
    end
  end
end

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Version	Path
pluck_map-0.1.0	lib/pluck_map/attribute.rb