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Matchu
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This is more similar to what impress-2020 does, I was working on the wardrobe-2020 code and took some inspiration! The body has an ID and a species, or is the string "all".
38 lines
986 B
Ruby
38 lines
986 B
Ruby
class Species < ApplicationRecord
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translates :name
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has_many :pet_types
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scope :alphabetical, -> {
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st = Species::Translation.arel_table
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with_translations(I18n.locale).order(st[:name].asc)
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}
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scope :matching_name, ->(name, locale = I18n.locale) {
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st = Species::Translation.arel_table
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joins(:translations).where(st[:locale].eq(locale)).
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where(st[:name].matches(sanitize_sql_like(name)))
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}
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scope :with_body_id, -> body_id {
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pt = PetType.arel_table
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joins(:pet_types).where(pt[:body_id].eq(body_id)).limit(1)
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}
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# TODO: Should we consider replacing this at call sites? This used to be
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# built into the globalize gem but isn't anymore!
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def self.find_by_name(name)
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matching_name(name).first
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end
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def as_json(options={})
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super({only: [:id, :name], methods: [:human_name]}.merge(options))
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end
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def human_name
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if name
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name.capitalize
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else
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I18n.translate('species.default_human_name')
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end
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end
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end
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