37 lines
1.2 KiB
Ruby
37 lines
1.2 KiB
Ruby
# A device will emit logs when events occur on the Raspberry Pi. Logs are then
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# read by clients. Logs are only created by devices.
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class Log < ApplicationRecord
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include LogDeliveryStuff
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# We use log.type to store the log's type.
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# Rails wants to use that name for single table inheritance, which we don't
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# need for this table.
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# Setting the `inheritance_column` to "none" alleviate
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self.inheritance_column = "none"
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# Used by the frontend to pull most recent records. We don't currently support
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# pagination, but could later on.
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PAGE_SIZE = 25
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# Why "EMAIL_ISH"? Because `fatal_email` is LIKE '%email%', but it's probably
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# not the one you want.
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IS_EMAIL_ISH = "channels LIKE '%email%'"
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IS_FATAL_EMAIL = "channels LIKE '%fatal_email%'"
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DISCARD = ["fun", "debug", nil]
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TYPES = CeleryScriptSettingsBag::ALLOWED_MESSAGE_TYPES
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# The means by which the message will be sent. Ex: frontend toast notification
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serialize :channels
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belongs_to :device
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validates :device, presence: true
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validates :type, presence: true
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# http://stackoverflow.com/a/5127684/1064917
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before_validation :set_defaults
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def set_defaults
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self.channels ||= []
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end
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def broadcast? # Logs get their own special channel. Don't echo twice!
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false
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end
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end
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