module Workarea class Order::Item include ApplicationDocument field :product_id, type: String field :sku, type: String field :quantity, type: Integer, default: 1 field :category_ids, type: Array, default: [] field :customizations, type: Hash, default: {} field :free_gift, type: Boolean, default: false field :discountable, type: Boolean, default: true field :product_attributes, type: Hash, default: {} field :total_value, type: Money, default: 0 field :total_price, type: Money, default: 0 field :via, type: String field :fulfillment, type: String, default: -> { Workarea.config.fulfillment_policies.first.demodulize.underscore } scope :by_newest, -> { desc(:created_at) } embedded_in :order, inverse_of: :items embeds_many :price_adjustments, class_name: 'Workarea::PriceAdjustment', extend: PriceAdjustmentExtension validates :product_id, presence: true validates :sku, presence: true validates :quantity, presence: true, numericality: { greater_than_or_equal_to: 1, only_integer: true } # To allow for custom policies defining their own methods here Workarea.config.fulfillment_policies.each do |class_name| define_method "#{class_name.demodulize.underscore}?" do fulfilled_by?(class_name.demodulize.underscore) end end # These methods exist for findability def shipping? fulfilled_by?('shipping') end def download? fulfilled_by?('download') end # Whether this order has any items that need to be fulfilled by a particular # fulfillment policy. # # @param [Array] # @return [Boolean] # def fulfilled_by?(*types) types.map(&:to_s).include?(fulfillment) end # Whether this item is a digital (not-shipped) type of item. # # @return [Boolean] # def digital? !!product_attributes['digital'] end Workarea.deprecation.deprecate_methods( Order::Item, digital?: :fulfilled_by? ) # Adds a price adjustment to the item. Does not persist. # # @return [self] # def adjust_pricing(options = {}) price_adjustments.build(options) end # Whether the item is in any of the category ids # passed. Used in discount qualification. # # @param ids [Array] # @return [Boolean] # def matches_categories?(*ids) match_ids = Array(ids).flatten.map(&:to_s) (category_ids.map(&:to_s) & match_ids).any? end # Whether the item is for any of the product ids # passed. Used in discount qualification. # # @param ids [Array] # @return [Boolean] # def matches_products?(*ids) match_ids = Array(ids).flatten.map(&:to_s) product_id.to_s.in?(match_ids) end # The base price per-unit for this item. # # @return [Money] # def original_unit_price return 0.to_m if price_adjustments.blank? price_adjustments.first.unit.to_m end # The unit price of the item including all currently attached price # adjustments. # # @return [Money] # def current_unit_price return 0.to_m if price_adjustments.blank? price_adjustments.adjusting('item').sum.to_m / quantity end # Whether this item is on sale (as of the last time the # order was priced). # # @return [Boolean] # def on_sale? return false if price_adjustments.blank? !!price_adjustments.first.data['on_sale'] end # Customizations to the item, beyond what the # variant options were. Examples would include # engraving, monogramming, etc. This should be # a sanitized hash that has passed through # the {Catalog::Customizations} system. # # @return [Hash] # def customizations super || {} end # Whether this item has any customizations. # # @return [Boolean] # def customized? customizations.present? end # Determine whether the customizations of this item # are equivalent to the customizations of another. # This is used when updating/adding items so we can # see whether we should merge items that have the # same SKU but different customizations. # # @param test [Order::Item] # @return [Boolean] # def customizations_eql?(test) if test.present? && customizations.present? test.inject(true) do |memo, tuple| key, value = *tuple memo && customizations[key].to_s == value.to_s end else test.blank? && customizations.blank? end end end end