# frozen_string_literal: true module Hanami module Extensions module Action # Provides slice-specific configuration and behavior for any action class defined # within a slice's module namespace. # # @api private # @since 2.0.0 class SliceConfiguredAction < Module attr_reader :slice def initialize(slice) super() @slice = slice end def extended(action_class) configure_action(action_class) extend_behavior(action_class) define_new end def inspect "#<#{self.class.name}[#{slice.name}]>" end private # @see Hanami::Extensions::Action::InstanceMethods#initialize def define_new resolve_view = method(:resolve_paired_view) resolve_view_context = method(:resolve_view_context) resolve_routes = method(:resolve_routes) resolve_rack_monitor = method(:resolve_rack_monitor) define_method(:new) do |**kwargs| super( view: kwargs.fetch(:view) { resolve_view.(self) }, view_context: kwargs.fetch(:view_context) { resolve_view_context.() }, routes: kwargs.fetch(:routes) { resolve_routes.() }, rack_monitor: kwargs.fetch(:rack_monitor) { resolve_rack_monitor.() }, **kwargs, ) end end def configure_action(action_class) action_class.settings.each do |setting| # Configure the action from config on the slice, _unless it has already been configured # by a parent slice_, and re-configuring it for this slice would make no change. # # In the case of most slices, its actions config is likely to be the same as its parent # (since each slice copies its `config` from its parent), and if we re-apply the config # here, then it may possibly overwrite config customisations explicitly made in parent # action classes. # # For example, given an app-level base action class, with custom config: # # module MyApp # class Action < Hanami::Action # config.default_response_format = :json # end # end # # And then an action in a slice inheriting from it: # # module MySlice # module Actions # class SomeAction < MyApp::Action # end # end # end # # In this case, `SliceConfiguredAction` will be extended two times: # # 1. When `MyApp::Action` is defined # 2. Again when `MySlice::Actions::SomeAction` is defined # # If we blindly re-configure all action settings each time `SliceConfiguredAction` is # extended, then at the point of (2) above, we'd end up overwriting the custom # `config.default_response_format` explicitly configured in the `MyApp::Action` base # class, leaving `MySlice::Actions::SomeAction` with `config.default_response_format` of # `:html` (the default at `Hanami.app.config.actions.default_response_format`), and not # the `:json` value configured in its immediate superclass. # # This would be surprising behavior, and we want to avoid it. slice_value = slice.config.actions.public_send(setting.name) parent_value = slice.parent.config.actions.public_send(setting.name) if slice.parent next if slice.parent && slice_value == parent_value action_class.config.public_send(:"#{setting.name}=", slice_value) end end def extend_behavior(action_class) if actions_config.sessions.enabled? require "hanami/action/session" action_class.include Hanami::Action::Session end if actions_config.csrf_protection require "hanami/action/csrf_protection" action_class.include Hanami::Action::CSRFProtection end if actions_config.cookies.enabled? require "hanami/action/cookies" action_class.include Hanami::Action::Cookies end end def resolve_paired_view(action_class) view_identifiers = actions_config.view_name_inferrer.call( action_class_name: action_class.name, slice: slice, ) view_identifiers.detect do |identifier| break slice[identifier] if slice.key?(identifier) end end def resolve_view_context identifier = actions_config.view_context_identifier if slice.key?(identifier) slice[identifier] elsif slice.app.key?(identifier) slice.app[identifier] end end def resolve_routes slice.app["routes"] if slice.app.key?("routes") end def resolve_rack_monitor slice.app["rack.monitor"] if slice.app.key?("rack.monitor") end def actions_config slice.config.actions end end end end end