module Neo4j # == Keeps configuration for neo4j # # The most important configuration is Neo4j::Config[:storage_path] which is used to # locate where the neo4j database is stored on the filesystem. # If this directory is empty then a new database will be created, otherwise it will use the # database from that directory. # # ==== Default Configurations # :storage_path:: default tmp/neo4j where the database is stored # :timestamps:: default true for Rails Neo4j::Model - if timestamps should be used when saving the model # :lucene:: default hash keys: :fulltext, :exact configuration how the lucene index is stored # class Config # This code is copied from merb-core/config.rb. class << self # The location of the default configuration file def default_file @default_file ||= File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "..", "..", "config", "neo4j", "config.yml")) end # You can keep all the configuration in your own yaml file # Also deletes all old configurations. def default_file=(file_path) @configuration = nil @defaults = nil @default_file = File.expand_path(file_path) end # Returns the hash of default config values for neo4j. # # ==== Returns # Hash:: The defaults for the config. def defaults @defaults ||= YAML.load_file(default_file) end # Returns a Java HashMap used by the Java Neo4j API as configuration for the GraphDatabase def to_java_map map = java.util.HashMap.new to_hash.each_pair do |k, v| case v when TrueClass map[k.to_s] = "YES" when FalseClass map[k.to_s] = "NO" when String, Fixnum, Float map[k.to_s] = v.to_s # skip list and hash values - not accepted by the Java Neo4j API end end map end # Returns the expanded path of the Config[:storage_path] property def storage_path File.expand_path(self[:storage_path]) end # Yields the configuration. # # ==== Block parameters # c :: The configuration parameters, a hash. # # ==== Examples # Neo4j::Config.use do |config| # config[:storage_path] = '/var/neo4j' # end # # ==== Returns # nil def use @configuration ||= {} yield @configuration nil end # Set the value of a config entry. # # ==== Parameters # key :: The key to set the parameter for. # val :: The value of the parameter. # def []=(key, val) (@configuration ||= setup)[key] = val end # Gets the the value of a config entry # # ==== Parameters # key:: The key of the config entry value we want # def [](key) (@configuration ||= setup)[key] end # Remove the value of a config entry. # # ==== Parameters # key:: The key of the parameter to delete. # # ==== Returns # The value of the removed entry. # def delete(key) @configuration.delete(key) end # Remove all configuration. This can be useful for testing purpose. # # # ==== Returns # nil # def delete_all @configuration = nil end # Retrieve the value of a config entry, returning the provided default if the key is not present # # ==== Parameters # key:: The key to retrieve the parameter for. # default::The default value to return if the parameter is not set. # # ==== Returns # The value of the configuration parameter or the default. # def fetch(key, default) @configuration.fetch(key, default) end # Sets up the configuration to use the default. # # ==== Returns # The a new configuration using default values as a hash. # def setup() @configuration = defaults.with_indifferent_access #nested_under_indifferent_access @configuration.merge!(defaults) @configuration end # Returns the configuration as a hash. # # ==== Returns # The config as a hash. # def to_hash @configuration ||= setup end # Returns the config as YAML. # # ==== Returns # The config as YAML. # def to_yaml require "yaml" @configuration.to_yaml end end end end