Given I am using Hanami Model version 0.6.1, I would like the repository update only the changed attributes of an entity.
For example:
user_instance1 = UserRepository.find(1)
user_instance1.name = 'John'
user_instance2 = UserRepository.find(1)
user_instance2.email = '[email protected]'
UserRepository.update(user_instance1)
#expected: UPDATE USER SET NAME = 'John' WHERE ID = 1
UserRepository.update(user_instance2)
#expected: UPDATE USER SET EMAIL = '[email protected]' WHERE ID = 1
But what it happens is that the second command overrides all fields, including those which were not changed.
I know I can use the Hanami::Entity::DirtyTracking
to get all changed attributes, but I do not know how to update an entity partially with these attributes.
Is there a way to do this?
hanami entity is an immutable data structure. That's why you can't change data with setters:
>> account = AccountRepository.new.first
=> #<Account:0x00007ffbf3918010 @attributes={ name: 'Anton', ...}>
>> account.name
=> "Anton"
>> account.name = "Other"
1: from /Users/anton/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.5.0/gems/hanami-model-1.2.0/lib/hanami/entity.rb:144:in `method_missing'
NoMethodError (undefined method `name=' for #<Account:0x00007ffbf3918010>)
Instead, you can create a new one entity, for example:
# will return a new account entity with updated attributes
>> Account.new(**account, name: 'A new one')
And also, you can use #update
with old entity object:
>> AccountRepository.new.update(account.id, **account, name: 'A new name')
=> #<Account:0x00007ffbf3918010 @attributes={ name: 'Anton', ...}>
>> account = AccountRepository.new.first
=> #<Account:0x00007ffbf3918010 @attributes={ name: 'Anton', ...}>
>> account.name
=> "A new name"
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