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DmitryTsepelev avatar DmitryTsepelev commented on May 29, 2024 1

Yep, got it, your solution should work for this complex cases. Also, for some simpler situations good old Array#dig can be used too.

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DmitryTsepelev avatar DmitryTsepelev commented on May 29, 2024

Hi @joshRpowell! Could you please provide more detailed example? The gem does not work with relations so I'm curios what problem are you trying to solve 🙂

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joshRpowell avatar joshRpowell commented on May 29, 2024

@DmitryTsepelev I'll admit including the relation result was misleading (edited for clarity). I had grabbed a quick example I was working with at the end of a long day. 😪

💥 well...while writing this up, I answered my own question! send_chain as an instance method on the JSON field does the trick.

class MetaInf
  include StoreModel::Model

  attribute :params, Params.to_type

  def send_chain(methods)
    methods.inject(self, :send)
  end
end

c.meta_inf.send_chain([:params, :role_a, :first_name])
=> "HAPPY"

TLDR: my original write-up explaining my issue.

Here's my store_model set-up:

class Case < ApplicationRecord
  attribute :meta_inf, MetaInf.to_type
end

class MetaInf
  include StoreModel::Model

  attribute :params, Params.to_type
end

class Params
  include StoreModel::Model

  attribute :role_a, RoleA.to_type
end

class RoleA
  include StoreModel::Model

  attribute :last_name, :string
  attribute :first_name, :string
  attribute :middle_name, :string
  attribute :date_of_birth, :string
end

And I can do the following:

c = Case.take
=> #<Case:0x00007fb28098aff0
 id: 670,
 meta_inf:   #<MetaInf params: #<Params:0x00007fb2802e3c38>,
 created_at: Thu, 25 Oct 2018 15:27:11 UTC +00:00,
 updated_at: Tue, 05 Nov 2019 22:02:31 UTC +00:00>

c.meta_inf.class 
=> MetaInf

c.meta_inf.params
=> #<Params petitioner: nil, role_a: #<RoleA:0x00007fb2803c84f0> >

c.meta_inf.params.role_a
=> #<RoleA last_name: PERSON, first_name: HAPPY, middle_name: nil, date_of_birth: 19731008>

c.meta_inf.params.role_a.first_name
=> "HAPPY"

As the JSON grows, in this example, multiple roles could be added. In which case i would want to query the following:

c.meta_inf.params.role_a.first_name
...
c.meta_inf.params.role_z.first_name

I'd like to use dynamically define the path the first name in this simple example (actual use case more complex).

def self.send_chain(methods)
  methods.inject(self, :send)
end

QUERY_PARAMS = [
  [:params, :role_a, :first_name],
  ...
  [:params, :role_z, :first_name]
]

list_of_first_names = QUERY_PARAMS.map do |query|
  c.meta_inf.send_chain(query)  
  # equivalent to c.meta_inf.send(:params).send(:role_a).send(:first_name)
  # or c.meta_inf.params.role_a.first_name
end

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