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require 'json_serialized_field'
# Events are how Huginn Agents communicate and log information about the world. Events can be emitted and received by
# Agents. They contain a serialized `payload` of arbitrary JSON data, as well as optional `lat`, `lng`, and `expires_at`
# fields.
class Event < ActiveRecord::Base
include JSONSerializedField
include LiquidDroppable
attr_accessible :lat, :lng, :payload, :user_id, :user, :expires_at
acts_as_mappable
json_serialize :payload
belongs_to :user
belongs_to :agent, :counter_cache => true, :touch => :last_event_at
scope :recent, lambda { |timespan = 12.hours.ago|
where("events.created_at > ?", timespan)
}
after_create :possibly_propagate
# Emit this event again, as a new Event.
def reemit!
agent.create_event :payload => payload, :lat => lat, :lng => lng
end
# Look for Events whose `expires_at` is present and in the past. Remove those events and then update affected Agents'
# `events_counts` cache columns. This method is called by bin/schedule.rb periodically.
def self.cleanup_expired!
affected_agents = Event.where("expires_at IS NOT NULL AND expires_at < ?", Time.now).group("agent_id").pluck(:agent_id)
Event.where("expires_at IS NOT NULL AND expires_at < ?", Time.now).delete_all
Agent.where(:id => affected_agents).update_all "events_count = (select count(*) from events where agent_id = agents.id)"
end
protected
def possibly_propagate
#immediately schedule agents that want immediate updates
propagate_ids = agent.receivers.where(:propagate_immediately => true).pluck(:id)
Agent.receive!(:only_receivers => propagate_ids) unless propagate_ids.empty?
end
end
class EventDrop
def initialize(event, payload = event.payload)
super(event)
@payload = payload
end
def before_method(key)
if @payload.key?(key)
@payload[key]
else
case key
when 'agent'
@object.agent
when 'created_at'
@object.created_at
end
end
end
def each(&block)
return to_enum(__method__) unless block
@payload.each(&block)
end
end
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