require 'active_support/time' module Delorean # FIXME: the whitelist is quite hacky. It's currently difficult to # override it. A user will likely want to directly modify this # hash. The whole whitelist mechanism should be eventually # rethought. RUBY_WHITELIST = { compact: [Array], flatten: [Array, [Fixnum, nil]], length: [[Array, String]], max: [Array], member: "member?", member?: [Array, [Fixnum, String]], reverse: [Array], slice: [Array, Fixnum, Fixnum], sort: [Array], split: [String, String], uniq: [Array], hour: [[Date, Time, ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone]], min: [[Date, Time, ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone, Array]], sec: [[Date, Time, ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone]], to_date: [[Date, Time, ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone]], month: [[Date, Time, ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone]], day: [[Date, Time, ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone]], year: [[Date, Time, ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone]], to_i: [[Numeric, String]], to_f: [[Numeric, String]], to_d: [[Numeric, String]], to_s: [Object], abs: [Numeric], round: [Numeric, [nil, Integer]], } module BaseModule class NodeCall attr_reader :engine, :node, :params def initialize(engine, node, params) @engine, @node, @params = engine, node, params end def evaluate(attr) engine.evaluate(node, attr, params) end def %(args) raise "bad arg to %" unless args.is_a?(Array) args.each_with_object({}) { |attr, h| h[attr] = evaluate(attr) } end end class BaseClass def self._get_attr(obj, attr, _e) return nil if obj.nil? # NOTE: should keep this function consistent with _index if obj.kind_of? ActiveRecord::Base klass = obj.class return obj.read_attribute(attr) if klass.attribute_names.member? attr return obj.send(attr.to_sym) if klass.reflect_on_all_associations.map(&:name).member? attr.to_sym raise InvalidGetAttribute, "ActiveRecord lookup '#{attr}' on #{obj}" elsif obj.instance_of?(NodeCall) return obj.evaluate(attr) elsif obj.instance_of?(Hash) return obj.member?(attr) ? obj[attr] : obj[attr.to_sym] elsif obj.instance_of?(Class) && (obj < BaseClass) return obj.send((attr + POST).to_sym, _e) end raise InvalidGetAttribute, "bad attribute lookup '#{attr}' on #{obj}" end ###################################################################### def self._index(obj, args, _e) return nil if obj.nil? # NOTE: should keep this function consistent with _get_attr if obj.instance_of?(Hash) || obj.kind_of?(ActiveRecord::Base) || obj.instance_of?(NodeCall) || obj.instance_of?(Class) raise InvalidIndex unless args.length == 1 _get_attr(obj, args[0], _e) elsif obj.instance_of?(Array) raise InvalidIndex unless args.length <= 2 raise InvalidIndex unless args[0].is_a?(Fixnum) && (!args[1] || args[1].is_a?(Fixnum)) obj[*args] else raise InvalidIndex end end ###################################################################### def self._err(*args) str = args.map(&:to_s).join(", ") raise str end def self._node_call(node, mname, _e, params) context = _e[:_engine] engine = mname ? context.get_import_engine(mname) : context NodeCall.new(engine, node || self, params) end ###################################################################### def self._instance_call(obj, method, args) begin msg = method.to_sym rescue NoMethodError raise "bad method #{method}" end sig = RUBY_WHITELIST[msg] raise "no such method #{method}" unless sig # if sig is a string, then method mapped to another name return _instance_call(obj, sig, args) if sig.is_a? String raise "too many args to #{method}" if args.length>(sig.length-1) arglist = [obj] + args sig.each_with_index { |s, i| s = [s] unless s.is_a?(Array) ok, ai = false, arglist[i] s.each { |sc| if (sc.nil? && i>=arglist.length) || (sc && ai.class <= sc) ok = true break end } raise "bad arg #{i} to method #{method}: #{ai}/#{ai.class} #{s}" unless ok } obj.send(msg, *args) end ###################################################################### end end end