tays

#no this doesnt work yet

General Idea: decorators just build an ast and return noop function decorators when activerecord is called (last in file) the association and callback asts are parsed into an underlying framework class and the user defined class is copied on top of it. This will maintain the super functionality without a Proxy method being called on every single method call. Take advantage of the prototype system in js rather than shoving everything into method_missing / proxy.get

Stuff in /lib/meta works. Thinking about including under a class with a copy on top of it so that super would work for included stuff. Public interface would remain the same.

Arel mostly copy pastad from ruby. Interface for ActiveRecord is too stronk for most projects not to copy pasta. Implementation will have to change because javascript differently strong from ruby. All licenses can be found in LICENCE.md.

Some desired syntax abusing decorators as not decorators and as just carefully placed functions to look beautiful.

// models/user.js
import { CustomValidator } from './validators'
import { NullRole } from './null_role'
import {
  ActiveRecord,
  before_save,
  belongs_to,
  has_many,
  scope,
  validates_presence_of
  validates_with,
} from 'tays'

class User extends ActiveRecord.Base {
  @belongs_to('role')
  @has_many('posts', { class_name: 'ShitPost' })

  @validates_presence_of('email')
  @validates_with(CustomValidator)

  @scope('admin', () => this.joins('role').where({ admin: true }))

  custom_method() {
    //do anything you want
  }

  @before_save
  method_called_before_save() {
    // do some stuff
  }

  get role() {
    return super.role || new NullRole()
  }

}

export ActiveRecord(User)

No, I have no idea what the hell I'm doing. Just bored and what to write some bootyful havascript.