module Neo4j module Wrapper module NodeMixin module ClassMethods # Creates a new node or loads an already existing Neo4j node. # # You can use two callback method to initialize the node # init_on_load - this method is called when the node is loaded from the database # init_on_create - called when the node is created, will be provided with the same argument as the new method # # == Does # * sets the neo4j property '_classname' to self.class.to_s # * creates a neo4j node java object (in @_java_node) # # If you want to provide your own initialize method you should instead implement the # method init_on_create method. # # @example Create your own Ruby wrapper around a Neo4j::Node java object # class MyNode # include Neo4j::NodeMixin # end # # node = MyNode.new(:name => 'jimmy', :age => 23) # # @example Using your own initialize method # class MyNode # include Neo4j::NodeMixin # # def init_on_create(name, age) # self[:name] = name # self[:age] = age # end # end # # node = MyNode.new('jimmy', 23) # # @param args typically a hash of properties, but could be anything which will be handled in the super method # @return the object return from the super method def new(*args) node = Neo4j::Node.create wrapped_node = super() Neo4j::IdentityMap.add(node, wrapped_node) wrapped_node.init_on_load(node) wrapped_node.init_on_create(*args) wrapped_node end alias_method :create, :new # Loads a wrapped node from the database given a neo id. # @param [#to_i, nil] neo_id # @return [Object, nil] If the node does not exist it will return nil otherwise the loaded node or wrapped node. # @note it will return nil if the node returned is not kind of this class def load_entity(neo_id) node = Neo4j::Node.load(neo_id) return nil if node.nil? return node if node.class == Neo4j::Node node.kind_of?(self) ? node : nil end end end end end