module Neo4j module ActiveNode module HasN # The object created by a has_n or has_one Neo4j::NodeMixin class method which enables creating and traversal of nodes. # # @see Neo4j::ActiveNode::HasN::ClassMethods class Nodes include Enumerable def initialize(node, decl_rel) # :nodoc: @node = node @decl_rel = decl_rel end def to_s "HasN::Nodes [#{@decl_rel.dir}, id: #{@node.neo_id} type: #{@decl_rel.rel_type} decl_rel:#{@decl_rel}]" end # Traverse the relationship till the index position # @return [Neo4j::ActiveMixin,Neo4j::Node,nil] the node at the given position def [](index) i = 0 each { |x| return x if i == index; i += 1 } nil # out of index end # Pretend we are an array - this is necessarily for Rails actionpack/actionview/formhelper to work with this def is_a?(type) # ActionView requires this for nested attributes to work return true if Array == type super end # Required by the Enumerable mixin. def each @decl_rel.each_node(@node) { |n| yield n } # Should use yield here as passing &block through doesn't always work (why?) end # returns none wrapped nodes, you may get better performance using this method def _each @decl_rel._each_node(@node) { |n| yield n } end # Returns an real ruby array. def to_ary self.to_a end # Returns true if there are no node in this type of relationship def empty? first == nil end # Creates a relationship instance between this and the other node. # Returns the relationship object def create(other, relationship_props = {}) @decl_rel.create_relationship_to(@node, other, relationship_props) end # Creates a relationship between this and the other node. # # @example Person includes the Neo4j::NodeMixin and declares a has_n :friends # # p = Person.new # Node has declared having a friend type of relationship # n1 = Node.new # n2 = Node.new # # p.friends << n2 << n3 # # @return self def <<(other) @decl_rel.create_relationship_to(@node, other) self end end end end end