module ActsAsTaggableOn module Tagger def self.included(base) base.extend ClassMethods end module ClassMethods ## # Make a model a tagger. This allows an instance of a model to claim ownership # of tags. # # Example: # class User < ActiveRecord::Base # acts_as_tagger # end def acts_as_tagger(opts={}) class_eval do has_many :owned_taggings, opts.merge(:as => :tagger, :dependent => :destroy, :include => :tag, :class_name => "ActsAsTaggableOn::Tagging") has_many :owned_tags, :through => :owned_taggings, :source => :tag, :uniq => true, :class_name => "ActsAsTaggableOn::Tag" end include ActsAsTaggableOn::Tagger::InstanceMethods extend ActsAsTaggableOn::Tagger::SingletonMethods end def is_tagger? false end end module InstanceMethods ## # Tag a taggable model with tags that are owned by the tagger. # # @param taggable The object that will be tagged # @param [Hash] options An hash with options. Available options are: # * :with - The tags that you want to # * :on - The context on which you want to tag # # Example: # @user.tag(@photo, :with => "paris, normandy", :on => :locations) def tag(taggable, opts={}) opts.reverse_merge!(:force => true) return false unless taggable.respond_to?(:is_taggable?) && taggable.is_taggable? raise "You need to specify a tag context using :on" unless opts.has_key?(:on) raise "You need to specify some tags using :with" unless opts.has_key?(:with) raise "No context :#{opts[:on]} defined in #{taggable.class.to_s}" unless (opts[:force] || taggable.tag_types.include?(opts[:on])) taggable.set_owner_tag_list_on(self, opts[:on].to_s, opts[:with]) taggable.save end def is_tagger? self.class.is_tagger? end end module SingletonMethods def is_tagger? true end end end end