fixin.me/app/models/quantity.rb

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class Quantity < ApplicationRecord
ATTRIBUTES = [:name, :description, :parent_id]
belongs_to :user, optional: true
belongs_to :parent, optional: true, class_name: "Quantity"
has_many :subquantities, class_name: "Quantity", inverse_of: :parent,
dependent: :restrict_with_error
validate if: ->{ parent.present? } do
errors.add(:parent, :user_mismatch) unless user == parent.user
errors.add(:parent, :self_reference) if self == parent
end
validate if: ->{ parent.present? }, on: :update do
errors.add(:parent, :descendant_reference) if ancestor_of?(parent)
end
validates :name, presence: true, uniqueness: {scope: [:user_id, :parent_id]},
length: {maximum: type_for_attribute(:name).limit}
validates :description, length: {maximum: type_for_attribute(:description).limit}
# Not persisted attribute
attribute :depth, :integer
scope :defaults, ->{ where(user: nil) }
# Return: ordered [sub]hierarchy
scope :ordered, ->(root: nil) {
numbered = Arel::Table.new('numbered')
self.model.with(numbered: numbered(:parent_id, :name)).with_recursive(arel_table.name => [
numbered.project(
numbered[Arel.star],
numbered.cast(numbered[:child_number], 'BINARY').as('path'),
Arel::Nodes.build_quoted(root&.depth || 0).as('depth')
).where(root.nil? ? numbered[:parent_id].eq(nil) : numbered[:id].eq(root.id)),
numbered.project(
numbered[Arel.star],
arel_table[:path].concat(numbered[:child_number]),
arel_table[:depth] + 1
).join(arel_table).on(numbered[:parent_id].eq(arel_table[:id]))
]).order(arel_table[:path])
}
# TODO: extract named functions to custom Arel extension
# NOTE: once recursive queries allow use of window functions, this scope can
# be merged with :ordered
# https://gist.github.com/ProGM/c6df08da14708dcc28b5ca325df37ceb#extending-arel
scope :numbered, ->(parent_column, order_column) {
select(
arel_table[Arel.star],
Arel::Nodes::NamedFunction.new(
'LPAD',
[
Arel::Nodes::NamedFunction.new('ROW_NUMBER', [])
.over(Arel::Nodes::Window.new.partition(parent_column).order(order_column)),
Arel::SelectManager.new.project(
Arel::Nodes::NamedFunction.new('LENGTH', [Arel.star.count])
).from(arel_table),
Arel::Nodes.build_quoted('0')
],
).as('child_number')
)
}
def to_s
name
end
def destroyable?
subquantities.empty?
end
def default?
parent_id.nil?
end
# Return: successive record in order of appearance; used for partial view reload
def successive
quantities = Quantity.arel_table
Quantity.with(
quantities: user.quantities.ordered.select(
quantities[Arel.star],
Arel::Nodes::NamedFunction.new('LAG', [quantities[:id]]).over.as('lag_id')
)
).where(quantities[:lag_id].eq(id)).first
end
def with_progenies
user.quantities.ordered(root: self).to_a
end
# Return: record with ID `of` with its ancestors, sorted by `depth`
scope :with_ancestors, ->(of) {
selected = Arel::Table.new('selected')
model.with(selected: self).with_recursive(arel_table.name => [
selected.project(selected[Arel.star], Arel::Nodes.build_quoted(0).as('depth'))
.where(selected[:id].eq(of)),
# Ancestors are listed bottom up, so it's impossible to know depth at the
# start. Start with depth = 0 and count downwards, then adjust by the
# amount needed to set biggest negative depth to 0.
selected.project(selected[Arel.star], arel_table[:depth] - 1)
.join(arel_table).on(selected[:id].eq(arel_table[:parent_id]))
]).select(
arel_table[Arel.star],
(arel_table[:depth] + Arel::SelectManager.new.project(Arel.star.count).from(arel_table) - 1)
.as('depth')
).order(arel_table[:depth])
}
# Return: ancestors of (possibly destroyed) self
def ancestors
user.quantities.with_ancestors(parent_id).order(:depth).to_a
end
def ancestor_of?(progeny)
user.quantities.with_ancestors(progeny.id).exists?(id)
end
end