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Christophe Bliard b06120d4e3 Add ability to use identifiers in table helpers
This allows to use identifiers in table helpers without checking the
subjects. That's useful for work packages with types having
automatically generated subjects.
2025-10-28 10:16:53 +01:00

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module TableHelpers
# Contains work packages information from a table representation.
class TableData
extend Identifier
attr_reader :work_packages_data
def self.for(representation)
work_packages_data = TableParser.new.parse(representation)
TableData.new(work_packages_data)
end
def self.from_work_packages(work_packages, columns)
work_packages_data = work_packages.map do |work_package|
attributes = columns.reduce({}) do |attrs, column|
attrs.merge!(column.attributes_for_work_package(work_package))
end
row = columns.to_h { [it.title, nil] }
identifier = Registry.find_identifier(work_package) || to_identifier(work_package.subject)
{
attributes:,
row:,
identifier:
}
end
TableData.new(work_packages_data)
end
def initialize(work_packages_data)
@work_packages_data = work_packages_data
end
def columns
headers.map do |header|
Column.for(header)
end
end
def headers
work_packages_data.first[:row].keys
end
def values_for_attribute(attribute)
work_packages_data.map do |work_package_data|
work_package_data.dig(:attributes, attribute)
end
end
def work_package_identifiers
work_packages_data.pluck(:identifier)
end
def create_work_packages
work_packages_by_identifier, relations = Factory.new(self).create
Registry.store(work_packages_by_identifier)
Table.new(work_packages_by_identifier, relations)
end
def hierarchy_levels
identifiers = work_packages_data.pluck(:identifier)
parents = work_packages_data.pluck(:attributes).pluck(:parent)
identifier_parent_tuples = identifiers.zip(parents)
levels = {}
iterations = 0
while identifier_parent_tuples.any? && iterations < identifier_parent_tuples.size
identifier, parent = identifier_parent_tuples.shift
if parent.nil?
levels[identifier] = 0
iterations = 0
elsif levels.has_key?(parent)
levels[identifier] = levels[parent] + 1
iterations = 0
else
identifier_parent_tuples.push([identifier, parent])
iterations += 1
end
end
levels
end
def children_by_parent(parent_identifier)
work_packages_data
.filter { it.dig(:attributes, :parent) == parent_identifier }
.pluck(:identifier)
end
def order_like!(other_table)
@work_packages_data = work_packages_data
.index_by { it[:identifier] }
.values_at(*identifiers_ordered_like(other_table))
.compact
end
def identifiers_ordered_like(other_table, parent_identifier = nil, acc = [])
other_children = other_table.children_by_parent(parent_identifier)
own_children = children_by_parent(parent_identifier)
ordered_children = other_children.intersection(own_children) + own_children.difference(other_children)
ordered_children.each do |identifier|
acc << identifier
identifiers_ordered_like(other_table, identifier, acc)
end
acc
end
class Registry
class << self
def store(work_packages_by_identifier)
work_packages_by_identifier.each do |identifier, work_package|
identifiers_by_work_package_id[work_package.id] = identifier
end
end
def find_identifier(work_package)
identifiers_by_work_package_id[work_package.id]
end
def identifiers_by_work_package_id
@identifiers_by_work_package_id ||= {}
end
end
end
class Factory
include Identifier
attr_reader :table_data, :work_packages_by_identifier, :relations
def initialize(table_data)
@table_data = table_data
@work_packages_by_identifier = {}
@relations = []
end
def create
warn_for_existing_work_packages_with_same_identifier
table_data.work_package_identifiers.each do |identifier|
create_work_package(identifier)
end
# create relations only after having created all work packages
table_data.work_package_identifiers.each do |identifier| # rubocop:disable Style/CombinableLoops
create_relations(identifier)
end
[work_packages_by_identifier, relations]
end
def warn_for_existing_work_packages_with_same_identifier
existing_identifiers = WorkPackage.pluck(:subject).map { |subject| to_identifier(subject) }
identical_identifiers = existing_identifiers & table_data.work_package_identifiers
if identical_identifiers.any?
puts <<~MESSAGE
[let_work_packages] Warning: existing work packages with identical identifiers found: #{identical_identifiers.map(&:inspect).join(', ')}
[let_work_packages] This can cause failures when checking work package with `expect_work_packages(WorkPackage.all)`"
MESSAGE
puts "[let_work_packages] Current example is #{RSpec.current_example.location}" if RSpec.current_example
end
end
def create_work_package(identifier)
@work_packages_by_identifier[identifier] ||= begin
attributes = work_package_attributes(identifier)
attributes[:parent] = lookup_parent(attributes[:parent])
if status = lookup_status(attributes[:status])
attributes[:status] = status
end
FactoryBot.create(:work_package, attributes)
end
end
def create_relations(identifier)
work_package_relations(identifier).each do |relation|
to = find_work_package_by_name(relation[:with])
from = work_packages_by_identifier[identifier]
extra_attributes = { lag: relation[:lag] }.compact
relations << FactoryBot.create(
:relation,
relation_type: relation[:type],
from:,
to:,
**extra_attributes
)
end
end
def find_work_package_by_name(name)
identifier = to_identifier(name)
work_package = work_packages_by_identifier[identifier]
if work_package.nil?
raise "Work package with name #{name.inspect} (identifier: #{identifier.inspect}) not found. " \
"Available work package identifiers: #{work_packages_by_identifier.keys}."
end
work_package
end
def lookup_parent(identifier)
if identifier
@work_packages_by_identifier[identifier] || create_work_package(identifier)
end
end
def lookup_status(status_name)
if status_name
statuses_by_name.fetch(status_name) do
raise NameError, "No status with name \"#{status_name}\" found. " \
"Available statuses are: #{statuses_by_name.keys}."
end
end
end
def statuses_by_name
@statuses_by_name ||= Status.all.index_by(&:name)
end
def work_package_data(identifier)
table_data.work_packages_data.find { |wpa| wpa[:identifier] == identifier.to_sym }
end
def work_package_attributes(identifier)
work_package_data(identifier)[:attributes]
end
def work_package_relations(identifier)
work_package_data(identifier)[:relations]&.values || []
end
end
end
end