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module ActiveRemote
module ScopeKeys
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
included do
include PrimaryKey
class_attribute :_scope_keys
self._scope_keys = []
end
module ClassMethods
##
# Allows you to define, at a class level, what keys should be
# used as identifiers when making remote calls. For instance,
#
# class Tag < ActiveRemote::Base
# scope_key :user_guid
# end
#
# When #scope_keys is called on Tag, it will return the primary
# key in addition to :user_guid as the scope keys.
#
def scope_key(*keys)
self._scope_keys += keys.map(&:to_s)
end
##
# Used to define what keys are required when making remote
# persistence or refresh calls.
#
def scope_keys
[ primary_key.to_s ] + _scope_keys
end
end
##
# Instance level access to the scope key of the current class
#
def scope_keys
@scope_keys ||= self.class.scope_keys
end
##
# Instance level hash of scope keys and their corresponding
# values. For instance,
#
# class Tag < ActiveRemote::Base
# scope_key :user_guid
# end
#
# would return this hash:
#
# {
# :guid => tag[:guid],
# :user_guid => tag[:user_guid]
# }
#
# This hash is used when accessing or modifying a remote object
# like when calling #update in the persistence module, for example.
def scope_key_hash
attributes.slice(*scope_keys)
end
end
end
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