jam-cloud/ruby/lib/jam_ruby/models/generic_state.rb

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module JamRuby
class GenericState < ApplicationRecord
attr_accessible :top_message, :event_page_top_logo_url, :connection_policy, :customer_ltv, as: :admin
self.table_name = 'generic_state'
validates :env, :inclusion => {:in => ['development', 'staging', 'production', 'test']}
validates :connection_policy, json: true
def self.env
GenericState.singleton.env
end
def self.allow_emails?
database_environment = singleton.env
# if the database says we are in production/staging, then the config has to also agree and say we are in production/staging to send emails
# this is to protect against developers loading a staging or production environment and possibly sending emails to
# we even go one step further, and make sure ENV['BUILD_NUMBER'] is set, which is something you do in production, but would be very rare in development
# or if your database says 'development' and config say 'development', then we allow emails to go out too
(!ENV['BUILD_NUMBER'].nil? && (Environment.mode == 'production' || Environment.mode == 'staging') && (database_environment == 'production' || database_environment == 'staging')) ||
(database_environment == 'development' && Environment.mode == 'development')
end
def self.affiliate_tallied_at
GenericState.singleton.affiliate_tallied_at
end
def self.bounce_check_at
GenericState.singleton.bounce_check_at
end
def self.top_message
GenericState.singleton.top_message
end
def self.event_page_top_logo_url
GenericState.singleton.event_page_top_logo_url
end
def self.recurly_transactions_last_sync_at
GenericState.singleton.recurly_transactions_last_sync_at
end
def self.customer_ltv
GenericState.singleton.customer_ltv
end
def self.connection_policy
GenericState.connection_policy
end
def self.singleton
GenericState.find('default')
end
end
end