Module: SequencescapeExcel::List
- Extended by:
- ActiveSupport::Concern
- Includes:
- Comparable, Enumerable
- Included in:
- ColumnList, ConditionalFormattingDefaultList, ConditionalFormattingList
- Defined in:
- app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb
Overview
A list will create a struct of objects. Each attribute of the struct relates to an attribute of the object of a specific class. Each attribute will be a Hash This allows each object to be found by its various keys. Each item in the hash will relate to the same object. Any candidate which uses a List must respond to the valid? method. Each key must relate to a unique field. Example: class Racket attr_reader :weight, :balance, :cost
def initialize(weight, balance, cost)
@weight, @height, @balance = weight, balance, cost
end
def valid?
weight.present? && height.present? && cost.present?
end
end
class RacketList include List list_for :racket, keys: [:weight, :balance] end
racket_1 = Racket.new(130, "head heavy", 75) racket_2 = Racket.new(120, "head light", 85)
racket_list = RacketList.new racket_list.add racket_1 racket_list.add racket_2
racket_list.count => 2 racket_list.keys => [:weight, :balance] racket_list.weights => ["130", "120"] racket_list.balances => ["head heavy", "head light"] racket_list.find_by(:weight, "130") => racket_1 racket_list.find_by(:balance, "head light") => racket_2 racket_list.reset! racket_list.count => 0
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: ClassMethods
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #<=>(other) ⇒ Object
-
#add(item) ⇒ Object
Only add an item if it is valid add the item to the list of values add the item along with its attribute to each key.
-
#add_copy(item) ⇒ Object
Uses dup It is up to the list item class to decide on the parameters for dup.
-
#each ⇒ Object
relates to each value i.e.
- #find(value) ⇒ Object
-
#find_by(key, value) ⇒ Object
Find by key and attribute.
- #initialize {|_self| ... } ⇒ Object
- #inspect ⇒ Object
-
#items ⇒ Object
# If the items don't exist then create a new struct with each key being # an empty hash.
-
#reset! ⇒ Object
Empty the struct and start again.
- #values ⇒ Object
Instance Method Details
#<=>(other) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 162 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#add(item) ⇒ Object
Only add an item if it is valid add the item to the list of values add the item along with its attribute to each key
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 126 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#add_copy(item) ⇒ Object
Uses dup It is up to the list item class to decide on the parameters for dup
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 136 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#each ⇒ Object
relates to each value i.e. each object that is added.
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 107 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#find(value) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 147 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#find_by(key, value) ⇒ Object
Find by key and attribute. If it doesn't exist it won't blow up but will return nil
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 143 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#initialize {|_self| ... } ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 101 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#inspect ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 168 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#items ⇒ Object
If the items don't exist then create a new struct with each key being
an empty hash.
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 118 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#reset! ⇒ Object
Empty the struct and start again. This is very destructive.
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 157 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |
#values ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/sequencescape_excel/sequencescape_excel/list.rb', line 111 do # NOTE: The following attribute is not required for Microarray Genotyping. # I think this might be broken and suggests that there should be separate classes for project: one for # next-gen sequencing that includes this attribute in it's metadata, and one for microarray genotyping # that doesn't. include ProjectManager::Associations include BudgetDivision::Associations custom_attribute(:project_cost_code, required: true) custom_attribute(:funding_comments) custom_attribute(:collaborators) custom_attribute(:external_funding_source) custom_attribute(:sequencing_budget_cost_centre) custom_attribute(:project_funding_model, in: PROJECT_FUNDING_MODELS) custom_attribute(:gt_committee_tracking_id) before_validation do |record| record.project_cost_code = nil if record.project_cost_code.blank? record.project_funding_model = nil if record.project_funding_model.blank? end end |