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module Ecom
module Core
class OvertimeSheet < ApplicationRecord
validates :date, :opened_at, presence: true, uniqueness: { scope: :project_id }
validates :status, inclusion: StatusConstants::STATUSES
belongs_to :project
has_many :overtime_sheet_entries
has_many :crew_overtimes, through: :overtime_sheet_entries
scope :by_project, ->(id) { where(project_id: id) }
scope :by_date, ->(date) { where(date: date) }
scope :by_status, ->(status) { where(status: status) }
scope :by_date_between, ->(from, to) { where('date BETWEEN ? AND ?', from, to) }
scope :open, ->(id) { where(status: StatusConstants::OPEN, project_id: id) }
scope :submitted, ->(id) { where(status: StatusConstants::SUBMITTED, project_id: id) }
def self.open_exists?(project_id)
OvertimeSheet.open(project_id).exists?
end
def self.open_for_date_exists?(date, project_id)
OvertimeSheet.open(project_id).where(date: date).exists?
end
# Overtime sheet should be created using the
# method below only. This is because we need to
# check if there is an open overtime already,
# and also that we have only one open overtime
# sheet at a time.
def self.create_new(date, project_id)
if OvertimeSheet.open_for_date_exists?(date, project_id)
raise 'There is already an open overtime sheet for the selected date.'
end
if OvertimeSheet.open_exists?(project_id)
raise 'There is already an open overtime sheet. It has to be submitted before creating a new one.'
end
OvertimeSheet.create(date: date, opened_at: Time.now, status: StatusConstants::OPEN, project_id: project_id)
end
end
end
end
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