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module Foobara
class Entity < Model
class CannotConvertRecordWithoutPrimaryKeyToJsonError < StandardError; end
include Concerns::Callbacks
include Concerns::Associations
include Concerns::Transactions
include Concerns::Queries
include Concerns::Types
include Concerns::Attributes
include Concerns::PrimaryKey
include Concerns::Persistence
include Concerns::Initialization
include Concerns::Reflection
class << self
prepend NewPrepend
def full_entity_name
full_model_name
end
def entity_name
model_name
end
def allowed_subclass_opts
[:primary_key, *super]
end
end
foobara_delegate :full_entity_name, :entity_name, to: :class
def dup
# TODO: Maybe raise instead?
self
end
def ==(other)
# Should both records be required to be persisted to be considered equal when having matching primary keys?
# For now we will consider them equal but it could make sense to consider them not equal.
equal?(other) || (self.class == other.class && primary_key && primary_key == other.primary_key)
end
def hash
(primary_key || object_id).hash
end
def inspect
"<#{entity_name}:#{primary_key}>"
end
def to_json(*_args)
primary_key&.to_json || raise(
CannotConvertRecordWithoutPrimaryKeyToJsonError,
"Cannot call record.to_json on unless record has a primary key. " \
"Consider instead calling record.attributes.to_json instead."
)
end
end
end
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