require 'maintain/backend/base' module Maintain module Backend class << self def add(name, owner) classes[name.to_sym] = owner # Dig through the constant name to find if it exists modules = owner.split('::') if Object.const_defined?(modules.first) && owner = Object.const_get(modules.shift) while modules.length > 0 owner = owner.const_get(modules.shift) end # If it exists, extend it with Maintain methods automatically owner.extend Maintain # TODO: Try and remember why I did this # if owner.is_a? Module # owner.class_eval do # class << self # include Maintain # end # end # else # owner.extend Maintain # end end end def build(back_end) back_end = back_end.to_s.split('_').map(&:capitalize).join('') if constants.include? back_end.to_s const_get(back_end.to_sym).new else begin back_end = const_missing(back_end) back_end.new rescue end end end def classes @classes ||= {} end def const_missing(constant) underscore_constant = constant.to_s.dup underscore_constant.gsub!(/::/, '/') underscore_constant.gsub!(/([A-Z]+)([A-Z][a-z])/,'\1_\2') underscore_constant.gsub!(/([a-z\d])([A-Z])/,'\1_\2') underscore_constant.tr!("-", "_") underscore_constant.downcase! begin require("maintain/backend/#{underscore_constant}") const_get(constant) rescue super end end # Detect if we've loaded a backend for this class - that means if its ancestors or # parent classes include any of our back-end classes. def detect(owner) ancestors = owner.ancestors.map(&:to_s) # While owner does not refer to "Object" while owner.superclass ancestors.push(owner.to_s) owner = owner.superclass end classes.each do |back_end, class_name| if ancestors.include? class_name return back_end end end nil end end end end