require 'active_model' module Amfetamine class Base # Activemodel extend ActiveModel::Naming extend ActiveModel::Callbacks include ActiveModel::Validations include ActiveModel::Serialization include ActiveModel::Serializers::JSON #Callbacks define_model_callbacks :create, :save # amfetamine include Amfetamine::RestHelpers include Amfetamine::QueryMethods include Amfetamine::Relationships # Testing include Amfetamine::TestHelpers attr_reader :attributes def id=(val) @attributes['id'] = val end def id @attributes['id'] end def to_hash attributes end def to_hash_with_head {class_name.to_sym => to_hash} end private :'id=' def self.amfetamine_attributes(*attrs) attrs.each do |attr| define_method("#{attr}=") do |arg| @attributes[attr.to_s] = arg end define_method("#{attr}") do @attributes[attr.to_s] end end end def self.amfetamine_configure(hash) hash.each do |k,v| self.send("#{k.to_s}=", v) end end # Builds an object from JSON, later on will need more (maybe object id? Or should that go in find?) # It parses the hash, builds the objects and sets new to false def self.build_object(args) # Cache corruption guard args = normalize_cache_data(args) obj = self.new(args) obj.tap { |obj| obj.instance_variable_set('@notsaved',false) } # because I don't want a global writer end def update_attributes_from_response(args) # We need to check this. If an api provides new data after an update, it will be set :-) # Some apis return "nil" or something like that, so we need to double check its a hash # TODO: Remove if statement because validation has been added if args && args.is_a?(Hash) && args.has_key?(self.class_name) args = args[self.class_name] args.each { |k,v| self.send("#{k}=", v); self.attributes[k.to_sym] = v } end end # Allows you to override the global caching server def self.memcached_instance=(value, options={}) if value.is_a?(Array) @cache_server = Amfetamine::Cache.new(value.shift, value.first) # First element is the server, second must be the options else @cache_server = Amfetamine::Cache.new(value, options) end end # Base method for creating objects def initialize(args={}) super @attributes = {} args.each { |k,v| self.send("#{k}=", v) } @notsaved = true self end def is_attribute?(attr) @attributes.keys.include?(attr.to_sym) end def persisted? !new? end def to_model self end def to_json(*gen) options = {} options.merge!(:root => self.class.model_name.element) super(self.as_json(options)) end def to_key persisted? ? [id] : nil end def to_param persisted? ? id.to_s : nil end # Checks if object is cached # TODO this is not very efficient, but dalli doesn't provide a polling function :( def cached? keys = belongs_to_relationships.collect { |r| r.singular_path } << self.singular_path keys.any? { |k| cache.get(k) } end # Checks if object is cachable # TODO implement def self.cacheable? true end def cacheable? self.class.cacheable? end # Checks to see if an object is valid or not def valid? errors.clear run_validations! end # We need to redefine this so it doesn't check on object_id def ==(other) return false unless self.id == other.id # Some APIs dont ALWAYS return an ID self.attributes.all? do |k,v| self.attributes[k] == other.attributes[k] end end def errors @errors ||= ActiveModel::Errors.new(self) end def class_name self.class.class_name end def self.class_name self.name.downcase end protected def self.cache @cache_server || Amfetamine::Cache end def cache self.class.cache end # TODO: Refactor > cache, only cache should know if data is valid. def self.normalize_cache_data(args) # Validation predicates raise InvalidCacheData, "Empty data" if args.nil? raise InvalidCacheData, "Invalid data: #{args.to_s}" if !args.is_a?(Hash) args.stringify_keys! args = args[class_name] || args # TODO remove [:id], stringify_keys! _should_ nail this. raise InvalidCacheData, "No object or ID #{args}" unless args.present? && (args["id"] || args[:id]) args end end end