discourse-chat-integration/app/helpers/helper.rb

module DiscourseChat
  module Helper
	
    # Produce a string with a list of all rules associated with a channel
  	def self.status_for_channel(provider, channel)
  		rules = DiscourseChat::Rule.with_channel(provider, channel)

  		text = I18n.t("chat_integration.provider.#{provider}.status.header") + "\n"

  		i = 1
  		rules.each do |rule|
        category_id = rule.category_id
        if category_id.nil?
          category_name = I18n.t("chat_integration.all_categories")
        else
          category = Category.find_by(id: category_id)
          if category
            category_name = category.slug
          else
            category_name = I18n.t("chat_integration.deleted_category")
          end
        end

        text << I18n.t("chat_integration.provider.#{provider}.status.rule_string",
                          index: i,
                          filter: rule.filter,
                          category: category_name
                      )

        if SiteSetting.tagging_enabled and not rule.tags.nil?
          text << I18n.t("chat_integration.provider.#{provider}.status.rule_string_tags_suffix", tags: rule.tags.join(', '))
        end

        text << "\n"
  			i += 1
  		end

      if rules.size == 0
        text << I18n.t("chat_integration.provider.#{provider}.status.no_rules")
      end
      return text
  	end

    # Delete a rule based on its (1 based) index as seen in the 
    # status_for_channel function
    def self.delete_by_index(provider, channel, index)
      rules = DiscourseChat::Rule.with_channel(provider, channel)

      return false if index < 1 or index > rules.size

      return :deleted if rules[index-1].destroy
    end

    # Create a rule for a specific channel
    # Designed to be used by provider's "Slash commands" 
    # Will intelligently adjust existing rules to avoid duplicates 
    # Returns
    #     :updated if an existing rule has been updated
    #     :created if a new rule has been created
    #     false if there was an error
    def self.smart_create_rule(provider:, channel:, filter:, category_id:, tags:)
      existing_rules = DiscourseChat::Rule.with_channel(provider, channel)

      # Select the ones that have the same category
      same_category = existing_rules.select { |rule| rule.category_id == category_id }

      same_category_and_tags = same_category.select{ |rule| (rule.tags.nil? ? [] : rule.tags.sort) == (tags.nil? ? [] : tags.sort) }

      if same_category_and_tags.size > 0 
        # These rules have exactly the same criteria as what we're trying to create
        the_rule = same_category_and_tags.shift # Take out the first one

        same_category_and_tags.each do |rule| # Destroy all the others - they're duplicates
          rule.destroy 
        end

        return :updated if the_rule.update(filter:filter) # Update the filter
        return false # Error, probably validation
      end

      same_category_and_filters = same_category.select { |rule| rule.filter == filter }
      
      if same_category_and_filters.size > 0 
        # These rules are exactly the same, except for tags. Let's combine the tags together
        tags = [] if tags.nil?
        same_category_and_filters.each do |rule|
          tags = tags | rule.tags unless rule.tags.nil? # Append the tags together, avoiding duplicates by magic
        end

        the_rule = same_category_and_filters.shift # Take out the first one

        if the_rule.update(tags: tags) # Update the tags 
          same_category_and_filters.each do |rule| # Destroy all the others - they're duplicates
            rule.destroy
          end
          return :updated
        end

        return false # Error
      end

      # This rule is unique! Create a new one:
      return :created if Rule.new({provider: provider, channel: channel, filter: filter, category_id: category_id, tags: tags}).save

      return false # Error

    end

  end
end