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class Tagging < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :tag
belongs_to :tagged, :polymorphic => true
named_scope :with, lambda { |tag|
{
:conditions => ["taggings.tag_id = ?", tag.id]
}
}
named_scope :with_any_of_these, lambda { |tags|
{
:select => "taggings.*",
:conditions => ["taggings.tag_id IN (#{tags.map{'?'}.join(',')})", *tags.map{|t| t.is_a?(Tag) ? t.id : t}],
:group => "taggings.tagged_type, taggings.tagged_id"
}
}
# this scope underpins a lot of the faceting:
# it returns a list of taggings of objects to whom all the supplied tags have been applied
# and is always used with map(&:tagged) to get a list of objects
named_scope :with_all_of_these, lambda { |tags|
{
:select => "taggings.*",
:conditions => ["taggings.tag_id IN (#{tags.map{'?'}.join(',')})", *tags.map{|t| t.is_a?(Tag) ? t.id : t}],
:group => "taggings.tagged_type, taggings.tagged_id",
:having => "COUNT(taggings.tag_id) >= #{tags.length}"
}
}
# this takes a class name and returns all the taggings of that class
# eg. @tag.taggings.of_a('page')
named_scope :of_a, lambda { |klass|
klass = klass.to_s.titleize
{
:conditions => "tagged_type = '#{klass}'",
}
}
# good housekeeping idea from tags extension.
# if all the taggings for a particular tag are deleted, we want to delete the tag too
def before_destroy
tag.destroy_without_callbacks if Tagging.with(tag).count < 1
end
end
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