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- module Blazer
- class ChecksController < BaseController
- before_action :set_check, only: [:edit, :update, :destroy, :run]
- def index
- state_order = [nil, "disabled", "error", "timed out", "failing", "passing"]
- @checks = Blazer::Check.joins(:query).includes(:query).order("blazer_queries.name, blazer_checks.id").to_a.sort_by { |q| state_order.index(q.state) || 99 }
- @checks.select! { |c| "#{c.query.name} #{c.emails}".downcase.include?(params[:q]) } if params[:q]
- end
- def new
- @check = Blazer::Check.new(query_id: params[:query_id])
- end
- def create
- @check = Blazer::Check.new(check_params)
- # use creator_id instead of creator
- # since we setup association without checking if column exists
- @check.creator = blazer_user if @check.respond_to?(:creator_id=) && blazer_user
- if @check.save
- redirect_to query_path(@check.query)
- else
- render_errors @check
- end
- end
- def update
- if @check.update(check_params)
- redirect_to query_path(@check.query)
- else
- render_errors @check
- end
- end
- def destroy
- @check.destroy
- redirect_to checks_path
- end
- def run
- @query = @check.query
- redirect_to query_path(@query)
- end
- private
- def check_params
- params.require(:check).permit(:query_id, :emails, :invert, :check_type, :schedule)
- end
- def set_check
- @check = Blazer::Check.find(params[:id])
- end
- end
- end
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