module Spree class InventoryUnit < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :variant, class_name: "Spree::Variant" belongs_to :order, class_name: "Spree::Order" belongs_to :shipment, class_name: "Spree::Shipment", touch: true belongs_to :return_authorization, class_name: "Spree::ReturnAuthorization" scope :backordered, -> { where state: 'backordered' } scope :shipped, -> { where state: 'shipped' } scope :backordered_per_variant, ->(stock_item) do includes(:shipment, :order) .where("spree_shipments.state != 'canceled'").references(:shipment) .where(variant_id: stock_item.variant_id) .where('spree_orders.completed_at is not null') .backordered.order("spree_orders.completed_at ASC") end # state machine (see http://github.com/pluginaweek/state_machine/tree/master for details) state_machine initial: :on_hand do event :fill_backorder do transition to: :on_hand, from: :backordered end after_transition on: :fill_backorder, do: :update_order event :ship do transition to: :shipped, if: :allow_ship? end event :return do transition to: :returned, from: :shipped end end # This was refactored from a simpler query because the previous implementation # lead to issues once users tried to modify the objects returned. That's due # to ActiveRecord `joins(shipment: :stock_location)` only return readonly # objects # # Returns an array of backordered inventory units as per a given stock item def self.backordered_for_stock_item(stock_item) backordered_per_variant(stock_item).select do |unit| unit.shipment.stock_location == stock_item.stock_location end end def self.finalize_units!(inventory_units) inventory_units.map { |iu| iu.update_column(:pending, false) } end def find_stock_item Spree::StockItem.where(stock_location_id: shipment.stock_location_id, variant_id: variant_id).first end # Remove variant default_scope `deleted_at: nil` def variant Spree::Variant.unscoped { super } end private def allow_ship? Spree::Config[:allow_backorder_shipping] || self.on_hand? end def update_order order.update! end end end