module Reform::Form::ActiveModel module FormBuilderMethods # TODO: rename to FormBuilderCompat. def self.included(base) base.class_eval do extend ClassMethods # ::model_name end end module ClassMethods def property(name, options={}) super add_nested_attribute_compat(name) if options[:form] # TODO: fix that in Rails FB#1832 work. end private # The Rails FormBuilder "detects" nested attributes (which is what we want) by checking existance of a setter method. def add_nested_attribute_compat(name) define_method("#{name}_attributes=") {} # this is why i hate respond_to? in Rails. end end # Modify the incoming Rails params hash to be representable compliant. def validate(params) # DISCUSS: #validate should actually expect the complete params hash and then pick the right key as it knows the form name. # however, this would cause confusion? mapper.new(self).nested_forms do |attr, model| # FIXME: make this simpler. rename_nested_param_for!(params, attr) end super end private def rename_nested_param_for!(params, attr) nested_name = "#{attr.name}_attributes" return unless params.has_key?(nested_name) value = params["#{attr.name}_attributes"] value = value.values if attr.options[:form_collection] params[attr.name] = value end end def self.included(base) base.class_eval do extend ClassMethods delegate [:persisted?, :to_key, :to_param, :id] => :model def to_model # this is called somewhere in FormBuilder and ActionController. self end end end module ClassMethods # Set a model name for this form if the infered is wrong. # # class CoverSongForm < Reform::Form # model :song def model(main_model, options={}) @model_options = [main_model, options] # FIXME: make inheritable! end def model_name if @model_options form_name = @model_options.first.to_s.camelize else form_name = name.sub(/Form$/, "") end active_model_name_for(form_name) end private def active_model_name_for(string) return ::ActiveModel::Name.new(OpenStruct.new(:name => string)) if Reform.rails3_0? ::ActiveModel::Name.new(self, nil, string) end end end