module Effective class Log < ActiveRecord::Base self.table_name = EffectiveLogging.logs_table_name.to_s # These 3 attr_accessors are set on the controller #show actions attr_accessor :datatable attr_accessor :next_log attr_accessor :prev_log # Self-Referencing relationship belongs_to :parent, class_name: 'Effective::Log', counter_cache: true has_many :logs, class_name: 'Effective::Log', foreign_key: :parent_id # The user this log item is referring to # An associated object, if we wanna add anything extra belongs_to :user belongs_to :associated, polymorphic: true serialize :details, Hash # structure do # logs_count :integer # Rails Counter Cache # message :string, :validates => [:presence] # details :text # status :string, :validates => [:presence, :inclusion => {:in => EffectiveLogging.statuses }] # timestamps # end validates :message, presence: true validates :status, presence: true, inclusion: { in: (EffectiveLogging.statuses + [EffectiveLogging.log_changes_status]) } default_scope -> { order(updated_at: :desc) } scope :logged_changes, -> { where(status: EffectiveLogging.log_changes_status)} scope :changes, -> { where(status: EffectiveLogging.log_changes_status)} def to_s "Log #{id}" end def log(message, status = EffectiveLogging.statuses.first, options = {}) EffectiveLogger.log(message, status, (options || {}).merge({:parent => self})) end def details self[:details] || {} end # def next_log # @next_log ||= Log.unscoped.order(:id).where(:parent_id => self.parent_id).where('id > ?', self.id).first # end # def prev_log # @prev_log ||= Log.unscoped.order(:id).where(:parent_id => self.parent_id).where('id < ?', self.id).last # end # Dynamically add logging methods based on the defined statuses # EffectiveLogging.info 'my message' (EffectiveLogging.statuses || []).each do |status| send(:define_method, status) { |message, options={}| log(message, status, options) } end end end