An origin selectable is selectable, in that it has the ability to select document from the database. The selectable module brings all functionality to the selectable that has to do with building MongoDB selectors.
@attribute [rw] negating If the next spression is negated. @attribute [rw] selector The query selector.
@attribute [rw] negating If the next spression is negated. @attribute [rw] selector The query selector.
Get the methods on the selectable that can be forwarded to from a model.
@example Get the forwardable methods.
Selectable.forwardables
@return [ Array<Symbol> ] The names of the forwardable methods.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 642 def forwardables public_instance_methods(false) - [ :negating, :negating=, :negating?, :selector, :selector= ] end
Add the $all criterion.
@example Add the criterion.
selectable.all(field: [ 1, 2 ])
@example Execute an $all in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.all => [ 1, 2 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The key value pairs for $all matching.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 27 def all(criterion = nil) send(strategy || :__union__, with_array_values(criterion), "$all") end
Add the $and criterion.
@example Add the criterion.
selectable.and({ field: value }, { other: value })
@param [ Array<Hash> ] criterion Multiple key/value pair matches that
all must match to return results.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 44 def and(*criterion) __multi__(criterion, "$and") end
Add the range selection.
@example Match on results within a single range.
selectable.between(field: 1..2)
@example Match on results between multiple ranges.
selectable.between(field: 1..2, other: 5..7)
@param [ Hash ] criterion Multiple key/range pairs.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 62 def between(criterion = nil) selection(criterion) do |selector, field, value| selector.store( field, { "$gte" => value.min, "$lte" => value.max } ) end end
Select with an $elemMatch.
@example Add criterion for a single match.
selectable.elem_match(field: { name: "value" })
@example Add criterion for multiple matches.
selectable.elem_match( field: { name: "value" }, other: { name: "value"} )
@example Execute an $elemMatch in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.elem_match => { name: "value" })
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/match pairs.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 90 def elem_match(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$elemMatch") end
Add the $exists selection.
@example Add a single selection.
selectable.exists(field: true)
@example Add multiple selections.
selectable.exists(field: true, other: false)
@example Execute an $exists in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.exists => true)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/boolean existence checks.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 111 def exists(criterion = nil) typed_override(criterion, "$exists") do |value| ::Boolean.evolve(value) end end
Add the $gt criterion to the selector.
@example Add the $gt criterion.
selectable.gt(age: 60)
@example Execute an $gt in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.gt => 10)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value pairs to check.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 133 def gt(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$gt") end
Add the $gte criterion to the selector.
@example Add the $gte criterion.
selectable.gte(age: 60)
@example Execute an $gte in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.gte => 10)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value pairs to check.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 151 def gte(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$gte") end
Adds the $in selection to the selectable.
@example Add $in selection on an array.
selectable.in(age: [ 1, 2, 3 ])
@example Add $in selection on a range.
selectable.in(age: 18..24)
@example Execute an $in in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.in => [ 1, 2, 3 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value criterion pairs.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 172 def in(criterion = nil) send(strategy || :__intersect__, with_array_values(criterion), "$in") end
Add the $lt criterion to the selector.
@example Add the $lt criterion.
selectable.lt(age: 60)
@example Execute an $lt in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.lt => 10)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value pairs to check.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 191 def lt(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$lt") end
Add the $lte criterion to the selector.
@example Add the $lte criterion.
selectable.lte(age: 60)
@example Execute an $lte in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.lte => 10)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value pairs to check.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 209 def lte(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$lte") end
Add a $maxDistance selection to the selectable.
@example Add the $maxDistance selection.
selectable.max_distance(location: 10)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/distance pairs.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 224 def max_distance(criterion = nil) __add__(criterion, "$maxDistance") end
Adds $mod selection to the selectable.
@example Add the $mod selection.
selectable.mod(field: [ 10, 1 ])
@example Execute an $mod in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.mod => [ 10, 1 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/mod selections.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 241 def mod(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$mod") end
Adds $ne selection to the selectable.
@example Query for a value $ne to something.
selectable.ne(field: 10)
@example Execute an $ne in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.ne => "value")
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/ne selections.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 259 def ne(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$ne") end
Adds a $near criterion to a geo selection.
@example Add the $near selection.
selectable.near(location: [ 23.1, 12.1 ])
@example Execute an $near in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.near => [ 23.2, 12.1 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/location pair.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 278 def near(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$near") end
Adds a $nearSphere criterion to a geo selection.
@example Add the $nearSphere selection.
selectable.near_sphere(location: [ 23.1, 12.1 ])
@example Execute an $nearSphere in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.near_sphere => [ 10.11, 3.22 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/location pair.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 296 def near_sphere(criterion = nil) __override__(criterion, "$nearSphere") end
Is the current selectable negating the next selection?
@example Is the selectable negating?
selectable.negating?
@return [ true, false ] If the selectable is negating.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 345 def negating? !!negating end
Adds the $nin selection to the selectable.
@example Add $nin selection on an array.
selectable.nin(age: [ 1, 2, 3 ])
@example Add $nin selection on a range.
selectable.nin(age: 18..24)
@example Execute an $nin in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.nin => [ 1, 2, 3 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value criterion pairs.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 317 def nin(criterion = nil) send(strategy || :__intersect__, with_array_values(criterion), "$nin") end
Adds $nor selection to the selectable.
@example Add the $nor selection.
selectable.nor(field: 1, field: 2)
@param [ Array ] criterion An array of hash criterion.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 333 def nor(*criterion) __multi__(criterion, "$nor") end
Negate the next selection.
@example Negate the selection.
selectable.not.in(field: [ 1, 2 ])
@example Add the $not criterion.
selectable.not(name: /Bob/)
@example Execute a $not in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.not => /Bob/)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value pairs to negate.
@return [ Selectable ] The negated selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 365 def not(*criterion) (criterion.size == 0) ? tap { |query| query.negating = true } : __override__(criterion.first, "$not") end
Adds $or selection to the selectable.
@example Add the $or selection.
selectable.or(field: 1, field: 2)
@param [ Array ] criterion An array of hash criterion.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 380 def or(*criterion) __multi__(criterion, "$or") end
This is the general entry point for most MongoDB queries. This either creates a standard field: value selection, and expanded selection with the use of hash methods, or a $where selection if a string is provided.
@example Add a standard selection.
selectable.where(name: "syd")
@example Add a javascript selection.
selectable.where("this.name == 'syd'")
@param [ String, Hash ] criterion The javascript or standard selection.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 449 def where(criterion = nil) criterion.is_a?(String) ? js_query(criterion) : expr_query(criterion) end
Add a $size selection for array fields.
@example Add the $size selection.
selectable.with_size(field: 5)
@note This method is named with_size not to conflict with any existing
#size method on enumerables or symbols.
@example Execute an $size in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.with_size => 10)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/size pairs criterion.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 401 def with_size(criterion = nil) typed_override(criterion, "$size") do |value| ::Integer.evolve(value) end end
Adds a $type selection to the selectable.
@example Add the $type selection.
selectable.with_type(field: 15)
@example Execute an $type in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.with_type => 15)
@note vurl.me/PGOU contains a list of all types.
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/type pairs.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 425 def with_type(criterion = nil) typed_override(criterion, "$type") do |value| ::Integer.evolve(value) end end
Adds the $within/$box selection to the selectable.
@example Add the selection.
selectable.within_box(location: [[ 1, 10 ], [ 10, 1 ]])
@example Execute an $within/$box in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.within_box => [[ 1, 10 ], [ 10, 1 ]])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/box corner criterion.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 466 def within_box(criterion = nil) __expanded__(criterion, "$within", "$box") end
Adds the $within/$center selection to the selectable.
@example Add the selection.
selectable.within_circle(location: [[ 1, 10 ], 25 ])
@example Execute an $within/$center in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.within_circle => [[ 1, 10 ], 25 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/radius criterion.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 484 def within_circle(criterion = nil) __expanded__(criterion, "$within", "$center") end
Adds the $within/$polygon selection to the selectable.
@example Add the selection.
selectable.within_polygon( location: [[ 10, 20 ], [ 10, 40 ], [ 30, 40 ], [ 30, 20 ]] )
@example Execute an $within/$polygon in a where query.
selectable.where( :field.within_polygon => [[ 10, 20 ], [ 10, 40 ], [ 30, 40 ], [ 30, 20 ]] )
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/polygon points criterion.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 506 def within_polygon(criterion = nil) __expanded__(criterion, "$within", "$polygon") end
Adds the $within/$centerSphere selection to the selectable.
@example Add the selection.
selectable.within_spherical_circle(location: [[ 1, 10 ], 25 ])
@example Execute an $within/$centerSphere in a where query.
selectable.where(:field.within_spherical_circle => [[ 1, 10 ], 25 ])
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/distance criterion.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 524 def within_spherical_circle(criterion = nil) __expanded__(criterion, "$within", "$centerSphere") end
Create the standard expression query.
@api private
@example Create the selection.
selectable.expr_query(age: 50)
@param [ Hash ] criterion The field/value pairs.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 543 def expr_query(criterion) selection(criterion) do |selector, field, value| selector.merge!(field.specify(value.__expand_complex__, negating?)) end end
Create a javascript selection.
@api private
@example Create the javascript selection.
selectable.js_query("this.age == 50")
@param [ String ] criterion The javascript as a string.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 582 def js_query(criterion) clone.tap do |query| query.selector.merge!("$where" => criterion) end end
Take the provided criterion and store it as a selection in the query selector.
@api private
@example Store the selection.
selectable.selection({ field: "value" })
@param [ Hash ] criterion The selection to store.
@return [ Selectable ] The cloned selectable.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 601 def selection(criterion = nil) clone.tap do |query| if criterion criterion.each_pair do |field, value| yield(query.selector, field.is_a?(Key) ? field : field.to_s, value) end end query.reset_strategies! end end
Force the values of the criterion to be evolved.
@api private
@example Force values to booleans.
selectable.force_typing(criterion) do |val| Boolean.evolve(val) end
@param [ Hash ] criterion The criterion.
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 561 def typed_override(criterion, operator) if criterion criterion.update_values do |value| yield(value) end end __override__(criterion, operator) end
Convert the criterion values to $in friendly values. This means you, array.
@api private
@example Convert all the values to arrays.
selectable.with_array_values({ key: 1...4 })
@param [ Hash ] criterion The criterion.
@return [ Hash ] The $in friendly criterion (array values).
@since 1.0.0
# File lib/origin/selectable.rb, line 625 def with_array_values(criterion) return nil unless criterion criterion.each_pair do |key, value| criterion[key] = value.__array__ end end