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prism/lib/prism/orm/attributes.rb
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module Prism
module Orm
# ActiveModel::Attributes-lite: `attribute :featured, :boolean` casts
# every read AND write of that column through TypeCasting, and
# optionally seeds a default before mass-assignment runs.
#
# Deliberately opt-in per attribute rather than inferred from the
# migration's declared column type (`t.boolean :featured`) - Store's
# schema has never tracked column types past table creation
# (TableDefinition#column discards its `type` argument), and making
# every column on every model suddenly cast automatically would be a
# behavior change no existing model/test asked for. Declaring it
# explicitly is the same shape as SecurePassword's `password=` or
# SecureToken's `has_secure_token`: a plain writer method already
# defined before Model.load_schema! runs, so load_schema! leaves it
# alone instead of overwriting it with a raw passthrough (see its
# `next if method_defined?(...)` guard).
module Attributes
NO_DEFAULT = Object.new.freeze
def self.included(base)
base.extend(ClassMethods)
end
module ClassMethods
def own_attribute_types
@own_attribute_types ||= {}
end
def own_attribute_defaults
@own_attribute_defaults ||= {}
end
# Same superclass-plus-own fallback as Callbacks#callbacks_for/
# Controller#before_actions/Serialization#json_hidden_attributes -
# a plain `@ivar ||= {}` per class would silently drop whatever a
# base model class declared once a subclass declared its own.
def attribute_types
inherited = superclass.respond_to?(:attribute_types) ? superclass.attribute_types : {}
inherited.merge(own_attribute_types)
end
def attribute_defaults
inherited = superclass.respond_to?(:attribute_defaults) ? superclass.attribute_defaults : {}
inherited.merge(own_attribute_defaults)
end
def attribute(name, type, default: NO_DEFAULT)
name = name.to_s
own_attribute_types[name] = type
own_attribute_defaults[name] = default unless default.equal?(NO_DEFAULT)
define_method(name) { TypeCasting.cast(type, self[name]) }
define_method("#{name}=") { |value| self[name] = TypeCasting.cast(type, value) }
end
end
private
# Runs before mass-assignment in Model#initialize so an explicit
# value passed to .new/.create always wins over the default, and so
# a default is visible to validations/before_save callbacks even
# when the caller never mentioned the attribute at all.
def apply_attribute_defaults
self.class.attribute_defaults.each do |name, default|
next unless self[name].nil?
raw = default.is_a?(Proc) ? instance_exec(&default) : default
self[name] = TypeCasting.cast(self.class.attribute_types[name], raw)
end
end
end
end
end