You basically need to call Property.accept_options with the option you want to
accept.
DataMapper::Property.accept_options(:searchable)
That should get you in the right direction ;)
(You can access the options with, for example, YourModel.some_property.options)
On 16/11/2011, at 7:19 AM, Philipp Kursawe wrote:
> I would like to annotate my properties with a ":searchable" option,
> that is then used by a search class scope to do a simple LIKE query
>
> class Customer
> property :company, String, :searchable => true
>
> def self.search(term)
> all(:company.like => "%#{term}%")
> end
> end
>
> Finally I would like to build something like is_searchable mixin that
> creates the search method in all classes that have at least one
> property with the :searchable flag set.
> If extending the possible options for property is not possible or not
> recommended, then maybe the is_searchable mixin would take the
> property names as arguments like this:
>
> class Customer
> is_searchable :company
> end
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> PS: Yes I am aware of the existing is-searchable mixin but it uses a
> second db repository iirc
>
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