use App::Class; # Import::Into class Model::Moongate; use Data::Printer; use File::Spec::Functions; # catfile field $dbix :reader :param; field $docs_path; # defined in set_docs_path(), :writer not yet supported my $table = 'moongate'; my @cols = qw(id description comment filename date); # timestamp is GMT, needs to be converted to local timezone: my $fields = join ',', @cols, q!DATETIME(time, 'localtime') as time!; # this can be deleted when Feature::Compat::Class supports :writer method set_docs_path ($path) { $docs_path = $path } method save_document ($params, $data_file) { if ( $data_file ) { # capture filename, replace spaces with underscores, non-destructive my $filename = $data_file->filename =~ s{\s}{_}gr; # generate $filepath from docs_path & filename: my $filepath = catfile($docs_path, $filename); # p $filepath; # check if it exists and bail if it does: if ( -e $filepath ) { return { error => qq!file "$filename" already exists! } } # add filename to params: $params->{filename} = $filename; } # p $params; my $cols = join ',', @cols; # global $fields includes DATETIME(time ...) my $sql = qq!INSERT INTO $table($cols) VALUES(?,?,?,?,?) ON CONFLICT(id) DO UPDATE SET description = ?, comment = ?, filename = ?, date = ?!; # p $sql; my @bind = ( @{$params}{@cols}, @{$params}{ @cols[1 .. $#cols] }); # omit 'id' # p @bind; my $result = do { # choice is to capture error, or just die with db error try { # since user probably cannot do anything about it $dbix->query( $sql, @bind ) or die $dbix->error; # record id = $params->{id} from record edit, or get last insert: my $id = $params->{id} || $dbix->last_insert_id(); # p $id; return { id => $id }; } catch ($e) { # dsl->warning $e; # can't do it return { error => $e }; } }; return $result; } method get_all_documents { $dbix->select( $table, $fields, {}, { -asc => 'date' } )->hashes; } method get_document ($id) { my $rec = $dbix->select( $table, $fields, { id => $id } )->hashes; # p $rec; return $rec; # returns AoH for template } method find_documents ($str) { # sqlite3 regexp is case-sensitive, force all fields to lower-case search: my @conditions = map { +( qq!LOWER($_)! => { -regexp => lc $str } ) } qw(description filename comment); # p @conditions; my %h = ( -or => \@conditions ); # p %where; my $res = $dbix->select( $table, $fields, \%h, { -asc => 'date' } )->hashes; # p $res; return $res; } 1;