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# TODO Make a gem out of the c wrapper
require 'chaos_calendar'
class Occurrence < ActiveRecord::Base
# Associations
belongs_to :node
belongs_to :event
# Class Methods
def self.find_in_range start_time, end_time
find(
:all,
:include => :node,
:conditions => [
"start_time > ? AND end_time < ?", start_time, end_time
]
)
end
def self.find_next
find(
:all,
:limit => 1,
:include => :node,
:conditions => ["start_time > ?", Time.now]
)
end
# Deletes all Occurrences which belong to the given event. Afterwards a few
# variables are set to save repetitive queries. The occurrences of the given
# event are then calculated and created.
def self.generate event
self.delete_all(:event_id => event.id)
node = event.node
duration = (event.end_time - event.start_time)
occurrences = self.generate_dates(event)
occurrences.each do |occurrence|
self.create(
:start_time => occurrence,
:end_time => (occurrence + duration),
:node_id => node.id,
:event_id => event.id
)
end
end
# Calculates the start_time of all occurrences for a given event if a proper
# RRule is provided. An ArgumentError is thrown from within the libical
# wrapper if the RRule is malformed. If the rrule attribute of an event is
# nil, it simply returns the event start_time as only occurrence.
# Return value is always an array of Time objects.
def self.generate_dates event
if event.rrule && !event.rrule.empty?
ChaosCalendar::occurrences(
event.start_time,
(Time.now + 5.years),
event.rrule
)
else
[event.start_time]
end
end
# Instance Methods
def summary
node.head.title
end
end
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