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# == Schema Information
#
# Table name: services
#
# id :integer not null, primary key
# type :string(255)
# title :string(255)
# project_id :integer
# created_at :datetime
# updated_at :datetime
# active :boolean default(FALSE), not null
# properties :text
# template :boolean default(FALSE)
# push_events :boolean default(TRUE)
# issues_events :boolean default(TRUE)
# merge_requests_events :boolean default(TRUE)
# tag_push_events :boolean default(TRUE)
# note_events :boolean default(TRUE), not null
#
# To add new service you should build a class inherited from Service
# and implement a set of methods
class Service < ActiveRecord::Base
include Sortable
serialize :properties, JSON
default_value_for :active, false
default_value_for :push_events, true
default_value_for :issues_events, true
default_value_for :merge_requests_events, true
default_value_for :tag_push_events, true
default_value_for :note_events, true
after_initialize :initialize_properties
belongs_to :project
has_one :service_hook
validates :project_id, presence: true, unless: Proc.new { |service| service.template? }
scope :visible, -> { where.not(type: 'GitlabIssueTrackerService') }
scope :push_hooks, -> { where(push_events: true, active: true) }
scope :tag_push_hooks, -> { where(tag_push_events: true, active: true) }
scope :issue_hooks, -> { where(issues_events: true, active: true) }
scope :merge_request_hooks, -> { where(merge_requests_events: true, active: true) }
scope :note_hooks, -> { where(note_events: true, active: true) }
def activated?
active
end
def template?
template
end
def category
:common
end
def initialize_properties
self.properties = {} if properties.nil?
end
def title
# implement inside child
end
def description
# implement inside child
end
def help
# implement inside child
end
def to_param
# implement inside child
end
def fields
# implement inside child
[]
end
def supported_events
%w(push tag_push issue merge_request)
end
def execute(data)
# implement inside child
end
def test(data)
# default implementation
result = execute(data)
{ success: result.present?, result: result }
end
def can_test?
!project.empty_repo?
end
# Provide convenient accessor methods
# for each serialized property.
def self.prop_accessor(*args)
args.each do |arg|
class_eval %{
def #{arg}
properties['#{arg}']
end
def #{arg}=(value)
self.properties['#{arg}'] = value
end
}
end
end
# ActiveRecord does not provide a mechanism to track changes in serialized keys.
# This is why we need to perform extra query to do it mannually.
def prop_updated?(prop_name)
relation_name = self.type.underscore
previous_value = project.send(relation_name).send(prop_name)
return false if previous_value.nil?
previous_value != send(prop_name)
end
def async_execute(data)
return unless supported_events.include?(data[:object_kind])
Sidekiq::Client.enqueue(ProjectServiceWorker, id, data)
end
def issue_tracker?
self.category == :issue_tracker
end
def self.available_services_names
%w(
asana
assembla
bamboo
buildkite
campfire
custom_issue_tracker
drone_ci
emails_on_push
external_wiki
flowdock
gemnasium
gitlab_ci
hipchat
irker
jira
pivotaltracker
pushover
redmine
slack
teamcity
)
end
def self.create_from_template(project_id, template)
service = template.dup
service.template = false
service.project_id = project_id
service if service.save
end
end
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