EnsEMBL::Web::User::Record module.
EnsEMBL::Web::User::Record class is responsible for saving, loading and modifying data saved by the user. The module can handle multiple types of data, and can store all Perl data types (strings, arrays and hashes) along with blessed objects.
Record class is based on the Active Record pattern. Each Record object wraps a row in a database table or view, encapsulates the database access, and adds domain logic on that data 1.
Record object. For example, to add a new bookmark:
sub add_bookmark {
my ($self, %params) = @_;
my $user_id = $ENV{ENSEMBL_USER_ID};
my $record = EnsEMBL::Web::User::Record->new(( adaptor => $params{adaptor} ));
$record->user($params{user_id});
$record->type('bookmarks');
$record->name($params{name});
$record->url($params{url});
$record->save;
}
save method, the record is committed to the database.
save method call will update the existing record. Renaming our bookmark, for example, is straightforward:
sub update_bookmark {
my ($self, $record, $new_name) = @_;
$record->name($new_name);
$record->save;
}
my $records = EnsEMBL::Web::User::Record->find_bookmark_by_user_id('42');
my $records = EnsEMBL::Web::User::Record->find_ticket_by_user_id('42');
User::Record only has three predetermined parameters, all of which should be set before save is called:
User::Record can be used to access any other parameter automatically just by calling a method of the same name on the object. All parameters will be repopulated when the user data is retrieved from the database (typically with a find_by class method call), and can be accessed again, with a method call.
$record->name and $record->url methods. No additional accessor glue code is required.
find_by method automatically retrieves the record objects based upon the available saved parameters and supplied predicate. Whilst in the example above we return bookmarks by user id, we could also access a specific bookmark record via its own unique identifier:
sub get_bookmark {
my ($self, $id) = @_;
return EnsEMBL::Web::User::Record->find_bookmark_by_id($id);
}
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