Emi Matchu
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I'm about to reimplement the more-robust version of what this used to be: how the item page used to say "sometimes" after certain zones in the occupied list. Now, we're going to do parity with 2020, and list the actual species! I like that this takes away the weird `#sometimes` method on the `Zone` class, which was always an odd hack for just this small thing.
23 lines
758 B
Ruby
23 lines
758 B
Ruby
class Zone < ActiveRecord::Base
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scope :alphabetical, -> { order(:label) }
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scope :matching_label, ->(label) {
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where(plain_label: Zone.plainify_label(label))
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}
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scope :for_items, -> { where(arel_table[:type_id].gt(1)) }
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def as_json(options={})
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super({only: [:id, :depth, :label]}.merge(options))
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end
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def is_commonly_used_by_items
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# Zone metadata marks item zones with types 2, 3, and 4. But also, in
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# practice, the Biology Effects zone (type 1, ID 4) has been used for a few
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# items too. So, that's what we return true for!
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# TODO: It'd probably be better to make this a database field?
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[2, 3, 4].include?(type_id) || id == 4
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end
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def self.plainify_label(label)
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label.delete('\- /').parameterize
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end
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end
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