demarches-normaliennes/app/models/column.rb

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# frozen_string_literal: true
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class Column
TYPE_DE_CHAMP_TABLE = 'type_de_champ'
attr_reader :table, :column, :label, :classname, :type, :scope, :value_column, :filterable, :displayable
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def initialize(procedure_id:, table:, column:, label: nil, type: :text, value_column: :value, filterable: true, displayable: true, classname: '', scope: '')
@procedure_id = procedure_id
@table = table
@column = column
@label = label || I18n.t(column, scope: [:activerecord, :attributes, :procedure_presentation, :fields, table])
@classname = classname
@type = type
@scope = scope
@value_column = value_column
@filterable = filterable
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@displayable = displayable
end
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# the id is a String to be used in forms
def id = h_id.to_json
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# the h_id is a Hash and hold enough information to find the column
# in the ColumnType class, aka be able to do the h_id -> column conversion
def h_id = { procedure_id: @procedure_id, column_id: "#{table}/#{column}" }
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def ==(other) = h_id == other.h_id # using h_id instead of id to avoid inversion of keys
def to_json
{
table:, column:, label:, classname:, type:, scope:, value_column:, filterable:, displayable:
}
end
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def notifications?
table == 'notifications' && column == 'notifications'
end
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def self.find(h_id)
Procedure.with_discarded.find(h_id[:procedure_id]).find_column(h_id:)
end
end