# @author Rasheed Abdul-Aziz module SQLRecord module Attributes module Mapper attr_reader :sql_select_columns # with_opts blocks specify default options for calls to {#column} # # @param opts [Hash] anything that {#column} supports. Currently this should only be :class # # @example Longhand (not using with_opts) # column :name, :class => Account # column :id, :class => Account # ...snip... # column :created_at, :class => Account # # @example Shorthand (using with_opts) # with_opts :class => Account # column :name # column :id # ...snip... # column :created_at # end # def with_opts opts, &block @default_opts = opts block.arity == 2 ? yield(self) : self.instance_eval(&block) @default_opts = nil end # Specifies the mapping from an ActiveRecord#column_definition to an SQLRecord instance attribute. # @param [Symbol] attribute_name the attribute you are defining for this model # @option opts [Class] :class the active record this attribute will use to type_cast from # @option opts [Symbol,String] :from if it differs from the attribute_name, the schema column of the active record # to use for type_cast # # @example Simple mapping # # Account#name column maps to the "name" attribute # column :name, :class => Account # # @example Mapping a different column name # # Account#name column maps to the "account name" attribute # column :account_name, :class => Account, :from => :name # def column attribute_name, opts = {} klass = opts[:class] || @default_opts[:class] || nil raise ArgumentError, 'You must specify a :class option, either explicitly, or using with_opts' if klass.nil? source_attribute = (opts[:from] || attribute_name).to_s define_method attribute_name do klass.columns_hash[source_attribute].type_cast(@raw_attributes[attribute_name.to_s]) end # bit mucky, a lot here that feels like it should be a little method of its own select_column = "#{klass.table_name}.#{source_attribute}" select_column += " as #{attribute_name}" if opts[:from] (@sql_select_columns ||= []) << select_column end def sql_select_helper @sql_select_columns.join(', ') end end end end