module Scrivito # This class is for handling attributes: setting and accessing their values, providing # default values, restricting the types of widgets that may be added to a +widgetlist+ # attribute, plus a couple of convenience methods. # @api public # @see http://scrivito.com/attribute-types Attributes and their type # module AttributeContent ATTRIBUTE_TYPES = %w[ binary date enum html link linklist multienum reference referencelist string stringlist widgetlist ] COMPATIBLE_ATTRIBUTE_TYPES = [ %w[enum string], %w[html string], %w[multienum stringlist], %w[string html], ] # # @api public # # Default attribute values. # DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES = { 'binary' => nil, 'date' => nil, 'enum' => nil, 'html' => '', 'link' => nil, 'linklist' => [], 'multienum' => [], 'reference' => nil, 'referencelist' => [], 'string' => '', 'stringlist' => [], 'widgetlist' => [], } delegate :attribute_definitions, to: :class def has_attribute?(attribute_name) has_public_system_attribute?(attribute_name) || has_custom_attribute?(attribute_name) end def has_custom_attribute?(attribute_name) !!attribute_definitions[attribute_name] end def read_attribute(attribute_name) @attribute_cache.fetch(attribute_name) do @attribute_cache[attribute_name] = value_of_attribute(attribute_name) end end def type_of_attribute(attribute_name) type_of_system_attribute(attribute_name) || attribute_definitions[attribute_name].try(:type) end def respond_to?(method_id, include_private = false) has_custom_attribute?(method_id) || super end def method_missing(method_name, *args) attribute_name = method_name.to_s has_custom_attribute?(attribute_name) ? read_attribute(attribute_name) : super end # # Returns the value of an attribute specified by its name. # Passing an invalid key will not raise an error but return +nil+. # # @api public # @param [Symbol, String] attribute_name the name of the attribute. # @return the value of the attribute if it's defined or +nil+ otherwise. # def [](attribute_name) attribute_name = attribute_name.to_s read_attribute(attribute_name) if has_attribute?(attribute_name) end # # Hook method that lets you control the widget classes that are made available for adding # instances of them to this page or widget. Override it to allow only specific classes # or none at all. # Must return either +NilClass+, or +Array+. # # If +nil+ is returned (default), all widget classes will be available for this page # or widget. # # If an +Array+ is returned, it is expected to include the permitted classes. # Their order is preserved as they are offered to the user via the widget browser. # # @api public # @param [String] field_name Name of the widget attribute. # @return [nil, Array] # @see http://scrivito.com/limiting-widget-and-page-types Limiting available widget and page types # def valid_widget_classes_for(field_name) end def valid_widget_ruby_classes_for(field) computed_classes = self.class.assert_classes(valid_widget_classes_for(field), '#valid_widget_classes_for') ruby_classes = computed_classes || Scrivito.models.widgets.to_a ruby_classes.select { |ruby_class| ruby_class.valid_inside_container?(self.class) } end def modification_for_attribute(attribute_name, revision=Workspace.current.base_revision) return Modification::UNMODIFIED unless revision if new?(revision) Modification::NEW elsif deleted?(revision) Modification::DELETED else cms_data_in_revision = cms_data_for_revision(revision) if cms_data_in_revision other_value = cms_data_in_revision.value_of(attribute_name.to_s) if data_from_cms.value_of(attribute_name.to_s) == other_value Modification::UNMODIFIED else Modification::EDITED end else # I am deleted in both revisions! Modification::UNMODIFIED end end end # # Returns the object class name of this CMS object. # @api public # @return [String] # def obj_class_name data_from_cms.value_of('_obj_class') end def find_attribute_containing_widget(widget_id) attribute_definitions.each do |attribute_definition| if attribute_definition.widgetlist? widgetlist_name = attribute_definition.name widgetlist_value = data_from_cms.value_of(widgetlist_name) return widgetlist_name if widgetlist_value && widgetlist_value.include?(widget_id) end end nil end def referenced_widgets widgets = [] data_from_cms.attribute_names.each do |attr_name| if data_from_cms.type_of(attr_name) == "widgetlist" value = data_from_cms.value_of(attr_name) || [] widgets_in_value = value.map { |widget_id| widget_from_pool(widget_id) } widgets += widgets_in_value end end widgets end def contained_widgets referenced = referenced_widgets referenced + referenced.map { |widget| widget.contained_widgets }.flatten end def update_data(data) self.data_from_cms = data @attribute_cache = {} end def to_show_view_path to_view_path('show') end def to_details_view_path to_view_path('details') end def data_from_cms if @data_from_cms.respond_to?(:call) @data_from_cms = @data_from_cms.call else @data_from_cms end end # # Returns a hash to be used for the JSON serialization. # @api public # @note Override it in subclasses to fit your needs. # @param [Hash] options # @return [Hash] # @see http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveModel/Serializers/JSON.html # def as_json(options = nil) {id: id} end private attr_writer :data_from_cms def value_of_attribute(attribute_name) return obj_class if attribute_name == '_obj_class' return value_of_system_attribute(attribute_name) if has_system_attribute?(attribute_name) if attribute_definition = attribute_definitions[attribute_name] if has_compatible_type_in_backend?(attribute_definition) deserialize_attribute_value(attribute_definition) else default_attribute_value(attribute_definition) end end end def has_compatible_type_in_backend?(attribute_definition) attribute_name, attribute_type = attribute_definition.name, attribute_definition.type attribute_type_from_backend = data_from_cms.type_of(attribute_name) attribute_type == attribute_type_from_backend || COMPATIBLE_ATTRIBUTE_TYPES.include?([attribute_type, attribute_type_from_backend]) end def deserialize_attribute_value(attribute_definition) serialized_attribute_value = data_from_cms.value_of(attribute_definition.name) attribute_deserializer.deserialize(serialized_attribute_value, attribute_definition) end def attribute_deserializer @attribute_deserializer ||= AttributeDeserializer.new(self, workspace) end def default_attribute_value(attribute_definition) if attribute_value = DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES[attribute_definition.type] attribute_value.dup end end def to_view_path(view_name) "#{obj_class_name.underscore}/#{view_name}" end # # @api public # module ClassMethods # # Instantiate an {BasicObj Obj} or {BasicWidget Widget} instance from +obj_data+. # If a subclass of +Obj+ or +Widget+ with the same name as the +_obj_class+ property exists, # the instantiated +Obj+ or +Widget+ will be an instance of that subclass. # def instantiate(obj_data) obj_class = obj_data.value_of('_obj_class') instance = type_computer.compute_type(obj_class).allocate instance.update_data(obj_data) instance end def prepare_attributes_for_instantiation(attributes) attributes.with_indifferent_access.tap do |attributes| prepare_obj_class_attribute(attributes) unless special_class? end end def extract_obj_class_from_attributes(attributes) if special_class? && (obj_class_name = attributes[:_obj_class] || attributes['_obj_class']) type_computer.compute_type_without_fallback(obj_class_name) end end # # Defines an attribute. # # @api public # # For the purpose of persisting model data in the CMS, the attributes of the model need # to be defined. When defining an attribute, you specify the name under which Scrivito # should persist its value as well as the type of content it is meant to contain, and, # for the +enum+ and +multienum+ types, the selectable values. # # Attributes are inherited. If, for example, the +Page+ model defines a +title+ attribute # of the +string+ type, the +SpecialPage+ model, which inherits from +Page+, is also equipped # with +title+. Inherited attributes can be overridden, i.e. you may redefine +title+ in # +SpecialPage+ if you want its type to be +html+, for example. # # @param [Symbol, String] name name of the attribute. # @param [Symbol, String] type type of the attribute. Scrivito supports the following types: # +string+, +stringlist+, +html+, +enum+, +multienum+, +widgetlist+, +reference+, # +referencelist+, +link+, +linklist+, and +binary+. # @param [Hash] options definition options. # # @option options [Symbol, String] :values selectable values for +enum+ and +multienum+ attributes. # If no values are provided for attributes of these types, the resulting array of selectable # values is empty. # @option options [Symbol, String] :default custom default value. # See {Scrivito::AttributeContent::DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES} for factory defaults. # See {Scrivito::AttributeContent::ClassMethods#default_for} for more advanced defaults. # # @return nil # @raise [Scrivito::ScrivitoError] if the +type+ is unknown # @see Scrivito::AttributeContent::DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES # @see Scrivito::AttributeContent::ClassMethods#default_for # # @example Defining attributes: # class Page < ::Obj # attribute :my_string, :string # attribute 'my_html', 'my_html' # attribute :my_enum, :enum, values: %w[a b c], default: 'a' # attribute :my_multienum, :multienum # end # # Page.attribute_definitions # #=> # # # Page.attribute_definitions[:my_string] # #=> # # # Page.attribute_definitions[:my_string].type # #=> "string" # # Page.attribute_definitions[:my_html].type # #=> "html" # # Page.attribute_definitions[:my_enum].type # #=> "enum" # Page.attribute_definitions[:my_enum].values # #=> ["a", "b", "c"] # # Page.attribute_definitions[:my_multienum].type # #=> "multienum" # Page.attribute_definitions[:my_multienum].values # #=> [] # # @example Inheriting attributes: # class Page < ::Obj # attribute :title, :string # end # # class SpecialPage < Page # end # # SpecialPage.attribute_definitions[:title].type # #=> "string" # # @example Overriding inherited attributes: # class Page < ::Obj # attribute :title, :string # end # # class SpecialPage < Page # attribute :title, :html # end # # Page.attribute_definitions[:title].type # #=> "string" # # SpecialPage.attribute_definitions[:title].type # #=> "html" # # @see http://scrivito.com/default-attribute-values Specifying default attribute values # def attribute(name, type, options = {}) name, type, options = name.to_s, type.to_s, options assert_valid_attribute_name(name) assert_valid_attribute_type(type) default = options.delete(:default) || options.delete('default') if default assert_valid_attribute_default(name, type, default) default_for(name) { default } end own_attribute_definitions[name] = AttributeDefinition.new(name, type, options) nil end # # Sets the default value of an attribute. # # @api public # # If {Scrivito::BasicObj.create Obj.create} or {Scrivito::BasicWidget.new Widget.new} are called # without providing a value for a specific custom attribute, the +block+ is called, and its # return value is used as the initial value of this attribute. # # The +block+ is called with two parameters. # # The first parameter is an +ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess+ containing the attributes # that were passed to {Scrivito::BasicObj.create Obj.create} or # {Scrivito::BasicWidget.new Widget.new}. # # The second parameter is a +Hash+ containing the context that was handed over to # {Scrivito::BasicObj.create Obj.create} or {Scrivito::BasicWidget.new Widget.new}. If the # current visitor is a {Scrivito::User}, this user can be accessed by means of the # +:scrivito_user+ key contained in the provided context. # # @param [Symbol, String] attribute_name the name of the attribute. # @param [Proc] block that returns the default value. # @raise [Scrivito::ScrivitoError] if no block is present # @return nil # # @see Scrivito::BasicObj.create # @see Scrivito::BasicWidget.new # @see Scrivito::Configuration.editing_auth # # @example Setting a simple default: # class MyPage < Obj # attribute :title, :string # default_for(:title) { 'Spam' } # end # # my_page = MyPage.create # my_page.title # => 'Spam' # # @example A default depending on the given attributes: # class MyPage < Obj # attribute :title, :string # # default_for :title do |attributes| # if (path = attributes[:_path]) && path.starts_with('/de') # 'Hier den Titel eingeben' # else # 'Your title here' # end # end # end # # my_page = MyPage.create(_path: '/en/test') # my_page.title # => 'Your title here' # # my_page = MyPage.create(_path: '/de/test') # my_page.title # => 'Hier den Titel eingeben' # # @example A more complex default, depending on the given attributes and the current user: # class MyPage < Obj # attribute :title, :string # # default_for :title do |attributes, context| # if use_german_title?(context[:scrivito_user], attributes[:_path]) # 'Hier den Titel eingeben' # else # 'Your title here' # end # end # # private # # # # # Assuming there is a +MyUser+ model equipped with a +preferences+ method which # # returns the preferences of the current user. # # The +email+ of a +MyUser+ is the +id+ of the corresponding +Scrivito::User+ as set in # # +Scrivito::Configuration.editing_auth+. # # # def use_german_title?(scrivito_user, path) # scrivito_user && MyUser.find_by(email: scrivito_user.id).preferences[:locale] == 'de' || # path && path.starts_with?('/de') # end # end # # alice = Scrivito::User.define('alice@scrivito.com') # alice.preferences[:locale] # => 'en' # # my_page = MyPage.create({_path: '/de/test'}, alice) # my_page.title # => 'Your title here' # # bob = Scrivito::User.define('bob@scrivito.com') # bob.preferences[:locale] # => 'de' # # my_page = MyPage.create({_path: '/en/test'}, bob) # my_page.title # => 'Hier den Titel eingeben' # # @see http://scrivito.com/default-attribute-values Specifying default attribute values # def default_for(attribute_name, &block) attribute_name = attribute_name.to_s raise ScrivitoError, 'No block given' unless block_given? attribute_defaults[attribute_name] = block nil end # @api public # # Short description of a CMS object or widget type for the UI. The description is displayed # when adding new pages or widgets, for example. As a general rule, it is used whenever no # widget or object instance is available. If there is, the +BasicObj#description_for_editor+ # and, respectively, +BasicWidget#description_for_editor+ instance methods are used instead. # # This method can be overridden to customize the description displayed to editors. # # @return [String] the +Class+ name def description_for_editor name end # # Returns the attribute definitions. # # @api public # @see Scrivito::AttributeContent.attribute # @return [Scrivito::AttributeDefinitionCollection] # def attribute_definitions AttributeDefinitionCollection.new(all_attribute_definitions) end # For testing purposes only. def reset_attribute_defaults! @attribute_defaults = nil end def build_attributes_with_defaults(attributes = {}, context = {}) attributes_with_indifferent_access = attributes.with_indifferent_access attributes_with_defaults = attributes_with_indifferent_access.dup attribute_definitions.each do |attribute_definition| attribute_name = attribute_definition.name attribute_default = attribute_defaults[attribute_name] if !attributes_with_indifferent_access.has_key?(attribute_name) && attribute_default attributes_with_defaults[attribute_name] = attribute_default.call(attributes_with_indifferent_access, context) end end if superclass.respond_to?(:build_attributes_with_defaults) attributes_with_defaults.merge!( superclass.build_attributes_with_defaults(attributes_with_defaults, context)) end attributes_with_defaults end # @api public # # This method prevents UI users from creating +Objs+ or +Widgets+ of the given type. # It does not prevent adding such objects programatically. # # By default, +hide_from_editor+ is +false+. # # @example Hiding error pages: # class ErrorPage < Obj # hide_from_editor # end # # @example Hiding admin widgets: # class AdminWidget < Widget # hide_from_editor # end def hide_from_editor @hide_from_editor = true end def hide_from_editor? !!@hide_from_editor end def special_class? type_computer.special_class?(self) end def assert_classes(classes_expected, callback_method_name) if (classes_expected || []).any?{ |a| !a.is_a?(Class) } raise "Overridden method #{callback_method_name} must return actual classes!" end classes_expected end protected def assert_valid_attribute_name(name) if name.starts_with?('_') raise ScrivitoError, "Invalid attribute name '#{name}'. Only system attributes can start with an underscore." end end def assert_valid_attribute_type(type) raise ScrivitoError, "Unknown attribute type '#{type}'" unless ATTRIBUTE_TYPES.include?(type) end def assert_valid_attribute_default(name, type, default) inlined_default_allowed = ['string', 'stringlist', 'enum', 'multienum', 'html'] unless inlined_default_allowed.include?(type) raise ScrivitoError, "Attribute '#{name}': " \ "Inline defaults for '#{type}' attributes are not supported. " \ "Please use 'default_for(:#{name})' for '#{type}' attributes instead." end end def all_attribute_definitions if superclass.respond_to?(:all_attribute_definitions, true) superclass.all_attribute_definitions.merge(own_attribute_definitions) else own_attribute_definitions end end def own_attribute_definitions @own_attribute_definitions ||= {} end private def prepare_obj_class_attribute(attributes) if obj_class = attributes['_obj_class'] assert_valid_obj_class(obj_class) else attributes.merge!('_obj_class' => to_s) end end def assert_valid_obj_class(obj_class) unless obj_class == to_s raise ScrivitoError, "Cannot set _obj_class to #{obj_class.inspect} when creating #{self}" end end def attribute_defaults @attribute_defaults ||= {} end end end end