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How to use destroyed method of ClassMethods Package

Best Active_mocker_ruby code snippet using ClassMethods.destroyed

i18n.rb

Source:i18n.rb

...175            asset176          end177          #destroys an asset instance. returns a boolean that means if the destroy was done.178          def uhook_destroy_asset(asset)179            destroyed = false180            if params[:destroy_content]181              destroyed = asset.destroy_content182            else183              destroyed = asset.destroy184            end185            destroyed186          end187        end188      end189      module Migration190        def self.included(klass)191          klass.send(:extend, ClassMethods)192          I18n.register_uhooks klass, ClassMethods193        end194        module ClassMethods195          def uhook_create_assets_table196            create_table :assets, :translatable => true do |t|197              yield t198            end199          end...

actions.rb

Source:actions.rb

...36    # If this resource hasn't been deleted, then create or save it.37    # Executes a POST if it is a {Data#new_record?}, otherwise a PUT.38    # @return [Resource] created or updated object39    def save!(_options = {})40      return false if respond_to?(:destroyed?) && destroyed?41      options = { request_namespace => attributes }42      if new_record?43        method = :post44        req_path = api_url(options)45      else46        method = :put47        req_path = api_url(options) + "/#{id}"48      end49      response = @client.make_request!(req_path, method, options)50      handle_response(response)51      self52    end53    # Saves, returning false if it fails and attachibg the errors54    def save(options = {}, &block)55      save!(options, &block)56    rescue FreshdeskAPI::Error::RecordInvalid => e57      @errors = e.errors58      false59    rescue FreshdeskAPI::Error::ClientError60      false61    end62  end63  module Create64    include Save65    def self.included(base)66      base.extend(ClassMethods)67    end68    module ClassMethods69      # Create a resource given the attributes passed in.70      # @param [Client] client The {Client} object to be used71      # @param [Hash] attributes The attributes to create.72      def create!(client, attributes = {}, &block)73        response = nil74        new(client, attributes).tap do |resource|75          response = resource.save!(&block)76        end77        response78      end79      # Create a resource, returning nil if it fails80      def create(client, attributes = {}, &block)81        create!(client, attributes, &block)82      rescue FreshdeskAPI::Error::ClientError83        nil84      end85    end86  end87  module Update88    include Save89    def self.included(base)90      base.extend(ClassMethods)91    end92    def update!(attributes = {})93      self.attributes.merge!(attributes)94      save!95    end96    def update(attributes)97      update!(attributes)98    rescue FreshdeskAPI::Error::ClientError99      false100    end101    module ClassMethods102      # Updates a resource given the id passed in103      # @params [Client] client The {Client} object to be used104      # @param [Hash] attributes The attributes to update. Default to {}105      def update!(client, attributes = {}, &block)106        response = nil107        new(client, id: attributes.delete(:id)).tap do |resource|108          resource.attributes.merge!(attributes)109          response = resource.save!(&block)110        end111        response112      end113      # Updates a resource, returning nil if it fails114      def update(client, attributes = {}, &block)115        update!(client, attributes, &block)116      rescue FreshdeskAPI::Error::ClientError117        false118      end119    end120  end121  module Destroy122    def self.included(klass)123      klass.extend(ClassMethods)124    end125    # Has this object been deleted?126    def destroyed?127      @destroyed ||= false128    end129    # If this resource hasn't already been deleted, then do so.130    # instance method131    # @return [Boolean] Success?132    def destroy!133      return false if destroyed? || new_record?134      path = api_url + "/#{id}"135      @client.make_request!(path, :delete)136      @destroyed = true137    end138    # instance method139    def destroy140      destroy!141    rescue FreshdeskAPI::Error::ClientError142      false143    end144    module ClassMethods145      # Deteles a resource given the id passed in.146      # @params [Client] client The {Client} object to be used147      # @param [Hash] attributes The optional parameters to pass. Defaults to {}148      def destroy!(client, attributes = {}, &block)149        new(client, attributes).destroy!(&block)150        true...

transactional_destroy_all.rb

Source:transactional_destroy_all.rb

...10      base.extend ClassMethods11    end12    module ClassMethods13      # Destroy all records by instantiating each record and calling #destroy.  All models are14      # destroyed inside of a transaction for safety.  Callbacks are triggered.15      #16      # Returns the collection of objects that were destroyed; each will be frozen to reflect that17      # no changes should be made.18      #19      # If one or more object(s) cannot be destroyed (e.g. due to a before_destroy callback) then the20      # transaction is rolled back and ActiveRecord::CannotDestroy is raised.21      def destroy_all!(find_options = {})22        transaction do23          destroyed = find(:all, find_options).group_by { |object| object.destroy != false }24          raise CannotDestroy.new(destroyed[false]) if destroyed[false]25          destroyed[true]26        end27      end28    end29  end30end31ActiveRecord::Base.include ActiveRecord::TransactionalDestroyAll...

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