A Bundle command generates randomly during invocation an Universally Unified Identification (UUID) string which will be passed as shell variable SP_PROCESS_ID and has to be used as authentication string and links a Bundle command to the connection window from which the Bundle command was called. These URL scheme commands are only available from inside a Bundle command including the HTML output window. In order to prevent misusage of these URL scheme commands an authentication is used.
CREATE ENUM ROW IN SEQUEL PRO PRO
A URL scheme command can send actins to Sequel Pro but also return data which is realised by a file hand-shake mechanism. BASH command open sequel://… which also be used in the built-in JavaScript object system method run() of the HTML output window. plugin :enum # Make the Album class handle enums Album.Sequel Pro listens at a URL scheme sequelpro:// which can be used as hyperlink in the HTML output window or in any Bundle command script via the e.g. Usage: # Make all model subclasses handle enums Sequel :: Model. If you are looking for enum support in the database, and your are using PostgreSQL, Sequel supports that via the pg_enum Database extension. Note that this does not use a true enum column in the database. Set to false to not define dataset methods.
Set to false to not override the column accessor methods. For example, with suffix: 'status', the instance methods defined above would be good_status?, bad_status?, good_status!, and bad_status!, and the dataset methods defined would be good_status, not_good_status, bad_status, and not_bad_status. If true is provided at the value, use the column name as the suffix. Use a suffix for methods defined for each enum value. For example, with prefix: 'status', the instance methods defined above would be status_good?, status_bad?, status_good!, and status_bad!, and the dataset methods defined would be status_good, status_not_good, status_bad, and status_not_bad. If true is provided at the value, use the column name as the prefix. Use a prefix for methods defined for each enum value. When calling enum, you can also provide the following options: :prefix Return a dataset filtered to rows where status_id is not 2 Return a dataset filtered to rows where status_id is 2 Return a dataset filtered to rows where status_id is not 1 Return a dataset filtered to rows where status_id is 1 If will define the following dataset methods: Return :good/ :bad instead of 1/ 2 (other values returned as-is)Īllow calling with :good/ :bad to set status_id to 1/ 2 (other values, such as 'good'/ 'bad' set as-is) It will override the following instance methods: Album#status_id Will define the following instance methods: Album#good!Ĭhange status_id to 1 (does not save the receiver)Ĭhange status_id to 2 (does not save the receiver) The enum method accepts a symbol for the underlying database column, and a hash with symbol keys for the enum values. It also allows for setting up dataset methods to easily find records having or not having each enum value.Īfter loading the plugin, you can call the enum method to define the methods. It allows treating the column itself as an enum, returning a symbol for the related enum value.
The enum plugin allows for easily adding methods to modify the value of a column.
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