sanger/sequencescape

# frozen_string_literal: true
module Io
  # Controls API V1 IO for {::AssetAudit}
  class AssetAudit < ::Core::Io::Base
    # This module adds the behaviour we require from the AssetAudit module.
    module ApiIoSupport
      def self.included(base)
        base.class_eval do
          # TODO: add any named scopes
          # TODO: add any associations
        end
      end

      def asset_uuid
        asset.try(:uuid)
      end

      def asset_uuid=(uuid)
        self.asset = Uuid.with_external_id(uuid).include_resource.map(&:resource).first
      end

      # TODO: add any methods
    end

    set_model_for_input(::AssetAudit)
    set_json_root(:asset_audit)

    # set_eager_loading { |model| model }   # TODO: uncomment and add any named_scopes that do includes you need

    # TODO: define the mapping from the model attributes to the JSON attributes
    #
    # The rules are relatively straight forward with each line looking like '<attribute> <access> <json>', and blank
    # lines or those starting with '#' being considered comments and ignored.
    #
    # Here 'access' is either '=>' (for read only, indicating that the 'attribute' maps to the 'json'), or '<=' for
    # write only (yes, there are cases for this!) or '<=>' for read-write.
    #
    # The 'json' is the JSON attribute to generate in dot notation, i.e. 'parent.child' generates the JSON
    # '{parent:{child:value}}'.
    #
    # The 'attribute' is the attribute to write, i.e. 'name' would be the 'name' attribute, and 'parent.name' would be
    # the 'name' attribute of whatever 'parent' is.

    define_attribute_and_json_mapping(
      '
     message  <=> message
     key  <=> key
     created_by  <=> created_by
     asset_uuid  <=> asset
     witnessed_by  <=> witnessed_by
     metadata <=> metadata
    '
    )
  end
end