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Add mongoid support for mount_uploadcare_file and mount_uploadcare_file_group methods. #148

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Description

  • Add mongoid support for mount_uploadcare_file and mount_uploadcare_file_group methods.
  • Closes Mongoid support #147

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced Mongoid support for Uploadcare file and file group management, enhancing integration for applications using MongoDB.
    • Added detailed documentation on compatibility with ActiveRecord, ActiveModel, and Mongoid models regarding Uploadcare features.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of file storage and deletion callbacks in Mongoid models based on configuration settings.
  • Tests

    • Implemented comprehensive test suites for the new Mongoid modules to ensure robust functionality and error handling.
  • Chores

    • Organized the Gemfile by grouping test-related gems for better clarity and maintenance.

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Walkthrough

This update enhances the Uploadcare integration by introducing support for Mongoid models, which allows for efficient file and file group management within MongoDB-based Rails applications. The Gemfile has been organized to group test dependencies, and documentation has been improved to clarify compatibility with ActiveRecord, ActiveModel, and Mongoid. New modules have been created for handling Uploadcare files and file groups, increasing flexibility across various model types.

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Files Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md Added "Unreleased" section detailing Mongoid support for mount_uploadcare_file and mount_uploadcare_file_group.
Gemfile Encapsulated test-related gems in a group :test block for better organization and added mongoid dependency.
README.md Added note on Uploadcare support for ActiveRecord, ActiveModel, and Mongoid models.
lib/uploadcare/rails/engine.rb Extended Uploadcare Rails engine to support Mongoid, requiring new files for Mongoid-specific functionality.
lib/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file.rb Introduced MountUploadcareFile module for handling Uploadcare files in Mongoid models.
lib/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group.rb Introduced MountUploadcareFileGroup module for managing file groups in Mongoid models.
lib/uploadcare/rails/objects/concerns/loadable.rb Changed dependency from ActiveRecord to ActiveModel for attribute handling.
spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group_spec.rb Added RSpec tests for MountUploadcareFileGroup functionality.
spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_spec.rb Added RSpec tests for MountUploadcareFile functionality.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MongoidModel
    participant UploadcareAPI
    User->>MongoidModel: Store a file
    MongoidModel->>UploadcareAPI: Upload file
    UploadcareAPI-->>MongoidModel: Return file metadata
    MongoidModel-->>User: Confirm file stored
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MongoidModel
    participant UploadcareAPI
    User->>MongoidModel: Request file group
    MongoidModel->>UploadcareAPI: Fetch file group data
    UploadcareAPI-->>MongoidModel: Return file group info
    MongoidModel-->>User: Display file group
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Mongoid support

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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (4)
spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group_spec.rb (2)

40-60: Ensure Test Coverage for Edge Cases.

The tests cover basic functionality of build_uploadcare_file_group. Consider adding tests for edge cases, such as invalid URLs or network failures.

# Example edge case test
context 'when cdn_url is invalid' do
  it 'raises an error' do
    model.cdn_url = 'invalid_url'
    expect { subject }.to raise_error(SomeExpectedError)
  end
end

69-108: Review Callback Tests.

Tests for callbacks should ensure that they are triggered under the correct conditions. Consider adding tests to verify that callbacks are not triggered when they shouldn't be.

# Example test for ensuring callbacks are not triggered
context 'when attribute does not change' do
  it 'does not trigger the after_save callback' do
    expect(model).not_to receive(:uploadcare_store_cdn_url!)
    model.save
  end
end
spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_spec.rb (2)

38-58: Ensure Test Coverage for Edge Cases.

The tests cover basic functionality of build_uploadcare_file. Consider adding tests for edge cases, such as invalid URLs or network failures.

# Example edge case test
context 'when cdn_url is invalid' do
  it 'raises an error' do
    model.cdn_url = 'invalid_url'
    expect { subject }.to raise_error(SomeExpectedError)
  end
end

61-137: Review Callback Tests.

Ensure that tests for callbacks verify they are triggered under the correct conditions. Consider adding tests to verify that callbacks are not triggered when they shouldn't be.

# Example test for ensuring callbacks are not triggered
context 'when attribute does not change' do
  it 'does not trigger the after_save callback' do
    expect(model).not_to receive(:uploadcare_store_cdn_url!)
    model.save
  end
end
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  • CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
  • Gemfile (1 hunks)
  • README.md (1 hunks)
  • lib/uploadcare/rails/engine.rb (1 hunks)
  • lib/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file.rb (1 hunks)
  • lib/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group.rb (1 hunks)
  • lib/uploadcare/rails/objects/concerns/loadable.rb (1 hunks)
  • spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group_spec.rb (1 hunks)
  • spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_spec.rb (1 hunks)
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lib/uploadcare/rails/objects/concerns/loadable.rb (1)

11-11: Verify the impact of switching to ActiveModel::AttributeAssignment.

The change from ActiveRecord::AttributeAssignment to ActiveModel::AttributeAssignment aims to enhance flexibility. Ensure that this transition does not affect existing functionality that relies on ActiveRecord-specific features.

Verification successful

No impact on ActiveRecord-specific functionality found.

The switch from ActiveRecord::AttributeAssignment to ActiveModel::AttributeAssignment in the Loadable module does not affect the existing functionality in group.rb and file.rb, as no ActiveRecord-specific features are used in these files.

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lib/uploadcare/rails/engine.rb (1)

26-29: Verify the loading of Mongoid-specific extensions.

The addition of ActiveSupport.on_load :mongoid ensures Mongoid models can utilize Uploadcare methods. Verify that the required files are correctly loaded and functional.

Verification successful

Mongoid-specific extensions are correctly loaded and functional.

The mount_uploadcare_file and mount_uploadcare_file_group modules are present and integrated with Mongoid models as expected. The tests confirm their functionality. No issues found.

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lib/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group.rb (2)

27-27: Ensure caching logic is correctly implemented.

The caching logic reads attributes from the cache or uses default attributes. Verify that this caching mechanism aligns with the intended behavior and performance requirements.

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Caching Logic is Correctly Implemented

The caching mechanism uses consistent cache keys and aligns with the intended behavior. The use of ::Rails.cache.read, ::Rails.cache.write, and ::Rails.cache.fetch ensures that the cache is accessed and updated appropriately. The cache key generation is consistent, and the expiration strategy is well-defined with the use of expires_in. No issues found in the caching logic implementation.

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17-17: Verify the correctness of GROUP_ID_REGEX.

Ensure that the regex pattern GROUP_ID_REGEX accurately matches the expected group ID format.

Verification successful

GROUP_ID_REGEX is correctly implemented and verified.

The regex pattern GROUP_ID_REGEX is tested in spec/uploadcare/rails/active_record/mount_uploadcare_group_spec.rb, where it correctly extracts the group ID from a CDN URL, confirming its correctness.

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lib/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file.rb (5)

1-1: Ensure Correctness of Frozen String Literal.

The # frozen_string_literal: true comment is a good practice for optimizing string usage in Ruby. Ensure that the code does not attempt to modify string literals, which would raise an error.


17-25: Consider Caching Strategy.

The method build_uploadcare_file attempts to read from the cache. Ensure that the caching strategy aligns with the application's requirements, especially regarding cache expiration and invalidation.

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Caching Strategy Seems Adequate

The caching strategy for build_uploadcare_file appears to be well-considered. The codebase includes cache expiration settings (expires_in) and configurable cache namespaces, suggesting a robust approach to caching. Ensure these configurations align with your application's specific requirements.

  • lib/uploadcare/rails/objects/file.rb: Uses expires_in for cache expiration.
  • lib/uploadcare/rails/configuration.rb: Lists cache-related configuration options.
  • lib/uploadcare/rails/objects/concerns/loadable.rb: Defines methods for cache key building and expiration.
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3-8: Verify Dependency Management.

Ensure that all required dependencies (mongoid, active_support/concern, etc.) are correctly installed and compatible with the rest of the application.


66-66: Ensure Proper Inclusion.

The inclusion of the MountUploadcareFile module in Mongoid::Document is crucial for functionality. Verify that this inclusion does not conflict with other Mongoid extensions or modules.


28-58: Review Callback Logic.

The mount_uploadcare_file method defines callbacks for saving and destroying records. Ensure that these callbacks do not introduce unintended side effects, especially in concurrent environments.

spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group_spec.rb (1)

6-18: Verify Test Setup.

The test setup includes stubbing configurations and constants. Ensure that these stubs accurately reflect the application's behavior and do not mask potential issues.

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Test Setup Verified Successfully.

The stubs in the test setup for Uploadcare::Rails configuration accurately reflect the application's behavior and do not mask potential issues. The configurations used in the tests are consistent with those in the application.

  • The configurations store_files_async, do_not_store, delete_files_async, and delete_files_after_destroy are properly stubbed and match the application's logic.
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spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_spec.rb (1)

6-18: Verify Test Setup.

The test setup involves stubbing configurations and constants. Ensure that these stubs accurately reflect the application's behavior and do not mask potential issues.

CHANGELOG.md (1)

7-10: Changelog entry looks good!

The addition of the "Unreleased" section and the note about Mongoid support for mount_uploadcare_file and mount_uploadcare_file_group methods is clear and follows the established format.

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spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_group_spec.rb (5)

1-18: LGTM!

The initial setup and configuration stubs are appropriate for isolating the tests.

The code changes are approved.


20-32: LGTM!

The test model TestModel is correctly defined to test the integration with Mongoid and Uploadcare.

The code changes are approved.


40-60: LGTM!

The tests for the #build_uploadcare_file_group method are comprehensive and cover the necessary scenarios.

The code changes are approved.


63-67: LGTM!

The test for the Singleton .has_uploadcare_file_group_for_cdn_url? method is straightforward and correctly checks the method.

The code changes are approved.


Line range hint 69-137: LGTM!

The tests for the .mount_uploadcare_file_group method are comprehensive and cover the necessary scenarios.

The code changes are approved.

spec/uploadcare/rails/mongoid/mount_uploadcare_file_spec.rb (4)

1-18: LGTM!

The initial setup and configuration stubs are appropriate for isolating the tests.

The code changes are approved.


20-32: LGTM!

The test model TestModel is correctly defined to test the integration with Mongoid and Uploadcare.

The code changes are approved.


38-58: LGTM!

The tests for the #build_uploadcare_file method are comprehensive and cover the necessary scenarios.

The code changes are approved.


61-137: LGTM!

The tests for the .mount_uploadcare_file method are comprehensive and cover the necessary scenarios.

The code changes are approved.

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gemfiles/Gemfile-rails-6-1 (1)

14-14: Addition of mongoid gem

The mongoid gem has been added with version ~> 9 and require: false. This addition enables MongoDB integration while providing control over when the gem is loaded.

The code changes are approved.

gemfiles/Gemfile-rails-7-0 (1)

14-14: Addition of mongoid gem

The mongoid gem has been added with version ~> 9 and require: false. This addition enables MongoDB integration while providing control over when the gem is loaded.

The code changes are approved.

gemfiles/Gemfile-rails-7-1 (1)

14-14: Addition of mongoid gem

The mongoid gem has been added with version ~> 9 and require: false. This addition enables MongoDB integration while providing control over when the gem is loaded.

The code changes are approved.

@vipulnsward vipulnsward merged commit cbf9245 into main Aug 28, 2024
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