openproject/app/models/queries/principals/orders/name_order.rb

class Queries::Principals::Orders::NameOrder < Queries::BaseOrder
  self.model = Principal

  def self.key
    :name
  end

  private

  def order
    ordered = self.model.order_by_name

    if direction == :desc
      ordered = ordered.reverse_order
    end

    ordered
  end
end
User mentions feature (#5897) * Extend syntax for linking users via their ID * Allow login names for linking user profiles. * User require_relative for legacy tests * Add specs for login name based user links; Fixes other specs, too. * Notify mentioned users * Notify linked users; - require quotes for login names in user links as login names can contain spaces, dots that are typical word boundaries - Adding specs * For the decision who gets notified due to mentions only the visibility permissions of the recipient are relevant. * Rubucop satisfaction * Add autocomplete for user names to work pack package descriptions and activity - Uses API V3 Principals endpoint. - Extends API endpoint with name filter and name order. - Make it activate when user types an "@" or a "user#" - Still for work packages only. * Directly show a list of users after typing '@' and allow navigating list with cursor keys * Add an '@' before the rendered user link * Adopting spec as WP autocompleter now expects whitespace before hash sign * Adding spec for using user autocompleter * Introduce magic pageSize of 0 for maximum length * Add id filter for principals * Allow pagination for principals and protect from falling back to a too low default value * Fixing specs * fixing typo in spec * Add magic number 0 for user custom fields * Add a toParams method for ApiV3FilterBuilder * User ApiV3FilterBuilder in path helper service * Add test for mentions principals to path helper * WIP * Convert auto complete helper to TS [ci skip] 7 years ago			`class Queries::Principals::Orders::NameOrder < Queries::BaseOrder`
			`self.model = Principal`

			`def self.key`
			`:name`
			`end`

			`private`

			`def order`
			`ordered = self.model.order_by_name`

			`if direction == :desc`
			`ordered = ordered.reverse_order`
			`end`

			`ordered`
			`end`
			`end`