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We use this method in two different scenarios. In an AJAX request, we don't want to return every booth if the search is blank. However, in a normal HTTP GET request, we want to return every record when the search is empty, as we do everywhere else. It's possible the behaviour of the AJAX call is unusual, since it searches all booths, and not just the ones assigned to a poll. If we changed this behaviour, we could simplify the code and remove the `quick_search` method.
30 lines
684 B
Ruby
30 lines
684 B
Ruby
class Poll
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class Booth < ApplicationRecord
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has_many :booth_assignments, class_name: "Poll::BoothAssignment"
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has_many :polls, through: :booth_assignments
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has_many :shifts
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validates :name, presence: true, uniqueness: true
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def self.search(terms)
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Booth.where("name ILIKE ? OR location ILIKE ?", "%#{terms}%", "%#{terms}%")
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end
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def self.quick_search(terms)
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if terms.blank?
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Booth.none
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else
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search(terms)
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end
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end
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def self.available
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where(polls: { id: Poll.current_or_recounting }).joins(:polls)
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end
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def assignment_on_poll(poll)
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booth_assignments.where(poll: poll).first
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end
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end
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end
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