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We were evaluating its value when the server starts. On production enviroments, that could mean weeks or months before the available locales are checked again, and so it would be possible to use a list which is no longer in sync with the list provided by microsoft.
28 lines
1017 B
Ruby
28 lines
1017 B
Ruby
class RemoteTranslation < ApplicationRecord
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belongs_to :remote_translatable, polymorphic: true
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validates :remote_translatable_id, presence: true
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validates :remote_translatable_type, presence: true
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validates :locale, presence: true
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validates :locale, inclusion: { in: ->(_) { RemoteTranslations::Microsoft::AvailableLocales.available_locales }}
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validate :already_translated_resource
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after_create :enqueue_remote_translation
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def enqueue_remote_translation
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RemoteTranslations::Caller.new(self).delay.call
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end
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def self.remote_translation_enqueued?(remote_translation)
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where(remote_translatable_id: remote_translation["remote_translatable_id"],
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remote_translatable_type: remote_translation["remote_translatable_type"],
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locale: remote_translation["locale"],
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error_message: nil).any?
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end
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def already_translated_resource
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if remote_translatable&.translations&.where(locale: locale).present?
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errors.add(:locale, :already_translated)
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end
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end
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end
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