abstract class Marten::DB::Field::Base

Marten::DB::Field::Base
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Object

Overview

Abstract base field implementation.

Direct Known Subclasses

Defined in:

marten/db/field/base.cr

Constructors

.new(id : ::String, primary_key : ::Bool = false, blank : ::Bool = false, null : ::Bool = false, unique : ::Bool = false, index : ::Bool = false, db_column : ::String | Symbol | Nil = nil)

Instance Method Summary

#blank? : Bool
Returns a boolean indicating whether the field can be blank validation-wise.
#db_column
Returns the name of the column associated with the considered field.
#db_column! : ::String
Returns a mandatory non-nil version of the DB column (and raise otherwise).
#db_column?
Returns true if the field is associated with an in-DB column.
#default
Returns the default value of the field if any.
#empty_value?(value) : ::Bool
Returns true if the value is considered empty by the field.
#from_db(value)
Converts the raw DB value to the corresponding field value.
#from_db_result_set(result_set : ::DB::ResultSet)
Extracts the field value from a DB result set and returns the right object corresponding to this value.
#getter_value?(value) : ::Bool
Returns true if true should be returned for getter?-like methods for the field.
#id : String
Returns the ID of the field used in the associated model.
#index? : Bool
Returns true if an index should be created at the database level for the field.
#null? : Bool
Returns a boolean indicating whether the field can be null at the database level.
#prepare_save(record, new_record = false)
Runs pre-save logic for the specific field and record at hand.
#primary_key? : Bool
Returns a boolean indicating whether the field is a primary key.
#related_model
Returns the related model associated with the field.
#relation?
Returns true if the field is a relation.
#relation_name
Returns the name of the relation on the model associated with the field.
#to_column : Management::Column::Base | Nil
Returns a migration column object corresponding to the field at hand.
#to_db(value) : ::DB::Any
Converts the field value to the corresponding DB value.
#truthy_value?(value)
Returns true if the value is considered truthy by the field.
#unique? : Bool
Returns a boolean indicating whether the field value should be unique throughout the associated table.
#validate(record, value)
Runs custom validation logic for a specific model field and model object.

Constructor Detail

def self.new(id : ::String, primary_key : ::Bool = false, blank : ::Bool = false, null : ::Bool = false, unique : ::Bool = false, index : ::Bool = false, db_column : ::String | Symbol | Nil = nil) #

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Instance Method Detail

def blank? : Bool #

Returns a boolean indicating whether the field can be blank validation-wise.

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def db_column #

Returns the name of the column associated with the considered field.

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def db_column! : ::String #

Returns a mandatory non-nil version of the DB column (and raise otherwise).

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def db_column? #

Returns true if the field is associated with an in-DB column.

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abstract def default #

Returns the default value of the field if any.

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def empty_value?(value) : ::Bool #

Returns true if the value is considered empty by the field.

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abstract def from_db(value) #

Converts the raw DB value to the corresponding field value.

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abstract def from_db_result_set(result_set : ::DB::ResultSet) #

Extracts the field value from a DB result set and returns the right object corresponding to this value.

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def getter_value?(value) : ::Bool #

Returns true if true should be returned for getter?-like methods for the field.

Usually, true would be returned for values that are truthy and not empty, but this logic can be overridden on a per-field implementation basis.

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def id : String #

Returns the ID of the field used in the associated model.

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def index? : Bool #

Returns true if an index should be created at the database level for the field.

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def null? : Bool #

Returns a boolean indicating whether the field can be null at the database level.

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def prepare_save(record, new_record = false) #

Runs pre-save logic for the specific field and record at hand.

This method does nothing by default but can be overridden for specific fields that need to set values on the model instance before save or perform any pre-save logic.

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def primary_key? : Bool #

Returns a boolean indicating whether the field is a primary key.

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def related_model #

Returns the related model associated with the field.

This method will raise a NotImplementedError exception by default and should only be overriden if the #relation? method returns true (this is the case for fields such as many to one, one to one, etc).

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def relation? #

Returns true if the field is a relation.

By default this method will always return false. It should be overriden if the field is intended to handle a relation with another model (eg. like many to one or one to one fields).

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def relation_name #

Returns the name of the relation on the model associated with the field.

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abstract def to_column : Management::Column::Base | Nil #

Returns a migration column object corresponding to the field at hand.

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abstract def to_db(value) : ::DB::Any #

Converts the field value to the corresponding DB value.

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def truthy_value?(value) #

Returns true if the value is considered truthy by the field.

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def unique? : Bool #

Returns a boolean indicating whether the field value should be unique throughout the associated table.

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def validate(record, value) #

Runs custom validation logic for a specific model field and model object.

This method should be overriden for each field implementation that requires custom validation logic.

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