module Searchgasm
# = Config
# Adds default configuration for all of searchgasm. Just make sure you set your config before you use Searchgasm.
# For rails the best place to do this is in config/initializers. Create a file in there called searchgasm.rb with the following content:
#
# === Example
#
# # config/iniitializers/searchgasm.rb
# Searchgasm::Config.configure do |config|
# config.you_option_here = your_value # see methods below
# end
class Config
class << self
# Convenience method for setting configuration
# See example at top of class.
def configure
yield self
end
def asc_indicator # :nodoc:
@asc_indicator ||= " ▲"
end
# The indicator that is used when the sort of a column is ascending
#
# * Default: ▲
# * Accepts: String or a Proc.
#
# === Examples
#
# config.asc_indicator = "(ASC)"
# config.asc_indicator = Proc.new { |template| template.image_tag("asc.jpg") }
def asc_indicator=(value)
@asc_indicator = value
end
def desc_indicator # :nodoc:
@desc_indicator ||= " ▼"
end
# See asc_indicator=
def desc_indicator=(value)
@desc_indicator = value
end
def hidden_fields # :nodoc:
@hidden_fields ||= (Search::Base::SPECIAL_FIND_OPTIONS - [:page, :priority_order])
end
# Which hidden fields to automatically include when creating a form with a Searchgasm object. See Searchgasm::Helpers::Form for more info.
#
# * Default: [:order_by, :order_as, :per_page]
# * Accepts: Array, nil, false
def hidden_fields=(value)
@hidden_fields = value
end
def page_links_first # :nodoc:
@page_links_first
end
# The default for the :first option for the page_links helper.
#
# * Default: nil
# * Accepts: Anything you want, text, html, etc. nil to disable
def page_links_first=(value)
@page_links_first = value
end
def page_links_last # :nodoc:
@page_links_last
end
# The default for the :last option for the page_links helper.
#
# * Default: nil
# * Accepts: Anything you want, text, html, etc. nil to disable
def page_links_last=(value)
@page_links_last = value
end
def page_links_inner_spread # :nodoc:
@page_links_inner_spread ||= 3
end
# The default for the :inner_spread option for the page_links helper.
#
# * Default: 3
# * Accepts: Any integer >= 1, set to nil to show all pages
def page_links_inner_spread=(value)
@page_links_inner_spread = value
end
def page_links_outer_spread # :nodoc:
@page_links_outer_spread ||= 1
end
# The default for the :outer_spread option for the page_links helper.
#
# * Default: 2
# * Accepts: Any integer >= 1, set to nil to display, 0 to only show the "..." separator
def page_links_outer_spread=(value)
@page_links_outer_spread = value
end
def page_links_next # :nodoc:
@page_links_next ||= "Next >"
end
# The default for the :next option for the page_links helper.
#
# * Default: "Next >"
# * Accepts: Anything you want, text, html, etc. nil to disable
def page_links_next=(value)
@page_links_next = value
end
def page_links_prev # :nodoc:
@page_links_prev ||= "< Prev"
end
# The default for the :prev option for the page_links helper.
#
# * Default: "< Prev"
# * Accepts: Anything you want, text, html, etc. nil to disable
def page_links_prev=(value)
@page_links_prev = value
end
def per_page # :nodoc:
@per_page ||= per_page_choices[1]
end
# The default for per page. This is only applicaple for protected searches. Meaning you start the search with new_search or new_conditions.
# The reason for this not to disturb regular queries such as Whatever.find(:all). You would not expect that to be limited.
#
# * Default: The 3rd option in your per_page_choices, default of 50
# * Accepts: Any value in your per_page choices, nil or a blank string means "show all"
def per_page=(value)
@per_page = value
end
def per_page_choices # :nodoc:
@per_page_choices ||= [10, 25, 50, 100, 150, 200, nil]
end
# The choices used in the per_page helper
#
# * Default: [10, 25, 50, 100, 150, 200, nil]
# * Accepts: Array
#
# nil means "Show all"
def per_page_choices=(value)
@per_page_choices = value
end
def remove_duplicates # :nodoc:
return @remove_duplicates if @set_remove_duplicates
@remove_duplicates ||= true
end
def remove_duplicates? # :nodoc:
remove_duplicates == true
end
# If you are using ActiveRecord < 2.2.0 then ActiveRecord does not remove duplicates when using the :joins option, when it should. To fix this problem searchgasm does this for you. Searchgasm tries to act
# just like ActiveRecord, but in this instance it doesn't make sense.
#
# As a result, Searchgasm removes all duplicates results in *ALL* search / calculation queries. It does this by forcing the DISTINCT or GROUP BY operation in your SQL. Which might come as a surprise to you
# since it is not the "norm". If you don't want searchgasm to do this, set this to false.
#
# * Default: true
# * Accepts: Boolean
def remove_duplicates=(value)
@set_remove_duplicates = true
@remove_duplicates = value
end
end
end
end