cartodb-4.29/app/model_factories/carto/visualization_factory.rb
2020-06-15 10:58:47 +08:00

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module Carto
class VisualizationFactory
def self.create_canonical_visualization(user_table)
kind = user_table.raster? ? Carto::Visualization::KIND_RASTER : Carto::Visualization::KIND_GEOM
esv = user_table.external_source_visualization
user = user_table.user
# Map must be saved before layers, so register_table_dependencies is called after adding each layer
# to the map. There are several reloads in this process, since the layers<->maps relation is not synchronized
# with inverse_of (not supported in Rails, for has_many through relations).
layers = build_canonical_layers(user_table)
base_layers = layers.select(&:basemap?)
visualization = Carto::Visualization.new(
name: user_table.name,
map: build_canonical_map(user, base_layers.first),
type: Carto::Visualization::TYPE_CANONICAL,
description: user_table.description,
attributions: esv.try(:attributions),
source: esv.try(:source),
tags: user_table.tags && user_table.tags.split(','),
privacy: user_table.visualization_privacy,
user: user,
kind: kind,
overlays: Carto::OverlayFactory.build_default_overlays(user)
)
visualization.save!
layers.each do |layer|
layer.maps << visualization.map
# This reload is needed for map.layers to contain the layers
visualization.map.reload
layer.save!
end
visualization
end
# private
def self.build_canonical_map(user, base_layer)
Carto::Map.new(
user: user,
provider: Carto::Map.provider_for_baselayer_kind(base_layer.kind)
)
end
private_class_method :build_canonical_map
def self.build_canonical_layers(user_table)
user = user_table.user
base_layer = Carto::LayerFactory.build_default_base_layer(user)
data_layer = Carto::LayerFactory.build_data_layer(user_table)
layers = [base_layer, data_layer]
layers << Carto::LayerFactory.build_default_labels_layer(base_layer) if base_layer.supports_labels_layer?
layers
end
private_class_method :build_canonical_layers
end
end