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openproject/app/helpers/sort_helper.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
# OpenProject is a project management system.
#
# Copyright (C) 2012-2013 the OpenProject Team
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.
#
# See doc/COPYRIGHT.rdoc for more details.
#++
# Helpers to sort tables using clickable column headers.
#
# Author: Stuart Rackham <srackham@methods.co.nz>, March 2005.
# Jean-Philippe Lang, 2009
# License: This source code is released under the MIT license.
#
# - Consecutive clicks toggle the column's sort order.
# - Sort state is maintained by a session hash entry.
# - CSS classes identify sort column and state.
# - Typically used in conjunction with the Pagination module.
#
# Example code snippets:
#
# Controller:
#
# helper :sort
# include SortHelper
#
# def list
# sort_init 'last_name'
# sort_update %w(first_name last_name)
# @items = Contact.find_all nil, sort_clause
# end
#
# Controller (using Pagination module):
#
# helper :sort
# include SortHelper
#
# def list
# sort_init 'last_name'
# sort_update %w(first_name last_name)
# @contact_pages, @items = paginate :contacts,
# :order_by => sort_clause,
# :per_page => 10
# end
#
# View (table header in list.rhtml):
#
# <thead>
# <tr>
# <%= sort_header_tag('id', :title => 'Sort by contact ID') %>
# <%= sort_header_tag('last_name', :caption => 'Name') %>
# <%= sort_header_tag('phone') %>
# <%= sort_header_tag('address', :width => 200) %>
# </tr>
# </thead>
#
# - Introduces instance variables: @sort_default, @sort_criteria
# - Introduces param :sort
#
module SortHelper
class SortCriteria
def initialize
@criteria = []
end
def available_criteria=(criteria)
unless criteria.is_a?(Hash)
criteria = criteria.inject({}) {|h,k| h[k] = k; h}
end
@available_criteria = criteria
end
def from_param(param)
@criteria = param.to_s.split(',').collect {|s| s.split(':')[0..1]}
normalize!
end
def criteria=(arg)
@criteria = arg
normalize!
end
def to_param
@criteria.collect {|k,o| k + (o ? '' : ':desc')}.join(',')
end
def to_sql
sql = @criteria.collect do |k,o|
if s = @available_criteria[k]
(o ? s.to_a : s.to_a.collect {|c| append_desc(c)}).join(', ')
end
end.compact.join(', ')
sql.blank? ? nil : sql
end
def add!(key, asc)
@criteria.delete_if {|k,o| k == key}
@criteria = [[key, asc]] + @criteria
normalize!
end
def add(*args)
r = self.class.new.from_param(to_param)
r.add!(*args)
r
end
def first_key
@criteria.first && @criteria.first.first
end
def first_asc?
@criteria.first && @criteria.first.last
end
def empty?
@criteria.empty?
end
private
def normalize!
@criteria ||= []
@criteria = @criteria.collect {|s| s = s.to_a; [s.first, (s.last == false || s.last == 'desc') ? false : true]}
@criteria = @criteria.select {|k,o| @available_criteria.has_key?(k)} if @available_criteria
@criteria.slice!(3)
self
end
# Appends DESC to the sort criterion unless it has a fixed order
def append_desc(criterion)
if criterion =~ / (asc|desc)$/i
criterion
else
"#{criterion} DESC"
end
end
end
def sort_name
controller_name + '_' + action_name + '_sort'
end
# Initializes the default sort.
# Examples:
#
# sort_init 'name'
# sort_init 'id', 'desc'
# sort_init ['name', ['id', 'desc']]
# sort_init [['name', 'desc'], ['id', 'desc']]
#
def sort_init(*args)
case args.size
when 1
@sort_default = args.first.is_a?(Array) ? args.first : [[args.first]]
when 2
@sort_default = [[args.first, args.last]]
else
raise ArgumentError
end
end
# Updates the sort state. Call this in the controller prior to calling
# sort_clause.
# - criteria can be either an array or a hash of allowed keys
#
def sort_update(criteria)
@sort_criteria = SortCriteria.new
@sort_criteria.available_criteria = criteria
@sort_criteria.from_param(params[:sort] || session[sort_name])
@sort_criteria.criteria = @sort_default if @sort_criteria.empty?
session[sort_name] = @sort_criteria.to_param
end
# Clears the sort criteria session data
#
def sort_clear
session[sort_name] = nil
end
# Returns an SQL sort clause corresponding to the current sort state.
# Use this to sort the controller's table items collection.
#
def sort_clause()
@sort_criteria.to_sql
end
# Returns a link which sorts by the named column.
#
# - column is the name of an attribute in the sorted record collection.
# - the optional caption explicitly specifies the displayed link text.
# - 2 CSS classes reflect the state of the link: sort and asc or desc
#
def sort_link(column, caption, default_order)
css, order = nil, default_order
if column.to_s == @sort_criteria.first_key
if @sort_criteria.first_asc?
css = 'sort asc'
order = 'desc'
else
css = 'sort desc'
order = 'asc'
end
end
caption = column.to_s.humanize unless caption
sort_options = { :sort => @sort_criteria.add(column.to_s, order).to_param }
url_options = params.merge(sort_options)
# Add project_id to url_options
url_options = url_options.merge(:project_id => params[:project_id]) if params.has_key?(:project_id)
link_to_content_update(h(caption), url_options, :class => css)
end
# Returns a table header <th> tag with a sort link for the named column
# attribute.
#
# Options:
# :caption The displayed link name (defaults to titleized column name).
# :title The tag's 'title' attribute (defaults to 'Sort by :caption').
#
# Other options hash entries generate additional table header tag attributes.
#
# Example:
#
# <%= sort_header_tag('id', :title => 'Sort by contact ID', :width => 40) %>
#
def sort_header_tag(column, options = {})
caption = options.delete(:caption) || column.to_s.humanize
default_order = options.delete(:default_order) || 'asc'
options[:title] = l(:label_sort_by, "\"#{caption}\"") unless options[:title]
content_tag('th', sort_link(column, caption, default_order), options)
end
end