module Neo4j::Shared module Property extend ActiveSupport::Concern include ActiveAttr::Attributes include ActiveAttr::MassAssignment include ActiveAttr::TypecastedAttributes include ActiveAttr::AttributeDefaults include ActiveAttr::QueryAttributes include ActiveModel::Dirty class UndefinedPropertyError < RuntimeError; end class MultiparameterAssignmentError < StandardError; end attr_reader :_persisted_obj # TODO: Remove the commented :super entirely once this code is part of a release. # It calls an init method in active_attr that has a very negative impact on performance. def initialize(attributes = nil) attributes = process_attributes(attributes) @relationship_props = self.class.extract_association_attributes!(attributes) writer_method_props = extract_writer_methods!(attributes) validate_attributes!(attributes) send_props(writer_method_props) @_persisted_obj = nil end # Returning nil when we get ActiveAttr::UnknownAttributeError from ActiveAttr def read_attribute(name) super(name) rescue ActiveAttr::UnknownAttributeError nil end alias_method :[], :read_attribute def send_props(hash) return hash if hash.blank? hash.each { |key, value| self.send("#{key}=", value) } end protected # This method is defined in ActiveModel. # When each node is loaded, it is called once in pursuit of 'sanitize_for_mass_assignment', which this gem does not implement. # In the course of doing that, it calls :attributes, which is quite expensive, so we return immediately. def attribute_method?(attr_name) #:nodoc: return false if attr_name == 'sanitize_for_mass_assignment' super(attr_name) end private # Changes attributes hash to remove relationship keys # Raises an error if there are any keys left which haven't been defined as properties on the model def validate_attributes!(attributes) return attributes if attributes.blank? invalid_properties = attributes.keys.map(&:to_s) - self.attributes.keys fail UndefinedPropertyError, "Undefined properties: #{invalid_properties.join(',')}" if invalid_properties.size > 0 end def extract_writer_methods!(attributes) return attributes if attributes.blank? {}.tap do |writer_method_props| attributes.each_key do |key| writer_method_props[key] = attributes.delete(key) if self.respond_to?("#{key}=") end end end # Gives support for Rails date_select, datetime_select, time_select helpers. def process_attributes(attributes = nil) return attributes if attributes.blank? multi_parameter_attributes = {} new_attributes = {} attributes.each_pair do |key, value| if match = key.match(/\A([^\(]+)\((\d+)([if])\)$/) found_key = match[1] index = match[2].to_i (multi_parameter_attributes[found_key] ||= {})[index] = value.empty? ? nil : value.send("to_#{$3}") else new_attributes[key] = value end end multi_parameter_attributes.empty? ? new_attributes : process_multiparameter_attributes(multi_parameter_attributes, new_attributes) end def process_multiparameter_attributes(multi_parameter_attributes, new_attributes) multi_parameter_attributes.each_with_object(new_attributes) do |(key, values), attributes| values = (values.keys.min..values.keys.max).map { |i| values[i] } if (field = self.class.attributes[key.to_sym]).nil? fail MultiparameterAssignmentError, "error on assignment #{values.inspect} to #{key}" end attributes[key] = instantiate_object(field, values) end end def instantiate_object(field, values_with_empty_parameters) return nil if values_with_empty_parameters.all?(&:nil?) values = values_with_empty_parameters.collect { |v| v.nil? ? 1 : v } klass = field[:type] klass ? klass.new(*values) : values end module ClassMethods extend Forwardable def_delegators :declared_property_manager, :serialized_properties, :serialized_properties=, :serialize, :declared_property_defaults def inherited(other) self.declared_property_manager.registered_properties.each_pair do |prop_key, prop_def| other.property(prop_key, prop_def.options) end super end # Defines a property on the class # # See active_attr gem for allowed options, e.g which type # Notice, in Neo4j you don't have to declare properties before using them, see the neo4j-core api. # # @example Without type # class Person # # declare a property which can have any value # property :name # end # # @example With type and a default value # class Person # # declare a property which can have any value # property :score, type: Integer, default: 0 # end # # @example With an index # class Person # # declare a property which can have any value # property :name, index: :exact # end # # @example With a constraint # class Person # # declare a property which can have any value # property :name, constraint: :unique # end def property(name, options = {}) prop = DeclaredProperty.new(name, options) prop.register declared_property_manager.register(prop) attribute(name, prop.options) constraint_or_index(name, options) end def undef_property(name) declared_property_manager.unregister(name) attribute_methods(name).each { |method| undef_method(method) } undef_constraint_or_index(name) end def declared_property_manager @_declared_property_manager ||= DeclaredPropertyManager.new(self) end def attribute!(name, options = {}) super(name, options) define_method("#{name}=") do |value| typecast_value = typecast_attribute(_attribute_typecaster(name), value) send("#{name}_will_change!") unless typecast_value == read_attribute(name) super(value) end end # @return [Hash] A frozen hash of all model properties with nil values. It is used during node loading and prevents # an extra call to a slow dependency method. def attributes_nil_hash declared_property_manager.attributes_nil_hash end private def constraint_or_index(name, options) # either constraint or index, do not set both if options[:constraint] fail "unknown constraint type #{options[:constraint]}, only :unique supported" if options[:constraint] != :unique constraint(name, type: :unique) elsif options[:index] fail "unknown index type #{options[:index]}, only :exact supported" if options[:index] != :exact index(name, options) if options[:index] == :exact end end end end end