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module BulletTrain
module Api
class StrongParametersReporter
def initialize(model, strong_params_module)
@model = model
@module = strong_params_module
@filters = []
extend @module
end
def require(namespace)
@namespace = namespace
self
end
def permit(*filters)
@filters = filters
end
def params
self
end
def permitted_fields
defined?(super) ? super : []
end
def permitted_arrays
defined?(super) ? super : {}
end
def process_params(params)
end
# def method_missing(method_name, *args)
# if method_name.match?(/^assign_/)
# # It's typically the second argument that represents the parameter that would be set.
# @filters << args[1]
# else
# raise NoMethodError, message
# end
# end
def report(method_type = nil)
method_type = ["create", "update"].include?(method_type) ? method_type : nil
base_method_name = @model.name.split("::").last.underscore
# if available in the controller, it will use the 'update' strong params instead of the default strong params.
@filters = if method_type == "update" && respond_to?("#{base_method_name}_#{method_type}_params".to_sym, true)
send(:"#{base_method_name}_#{method_type}_params")
else
send(:"#{base_method_name}_params")
end
# There's a reason I'm doing it this way.
@filters
end
end
end
end
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