Richer Service Objects with Hanami Interactors

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1. Richer Services with Hanami Interactors
2. Services Objects used to orchestrate the business logic between your controllers (or any other business logic) and the persistence layer » Service Objects (Rails) » Use Case Objects/Interactor (Hanami) » Operations (Trailblazer)
3. Hanami Interactors Hanami implementation of Service Objects » Part of hanami-utils gem » Small API » Configurable Result » Internal State Exposure
4. Successful Example require 'hanami/interactor' class Signup include Hanami::Interactor expose :user, :params def initialize(params) @params = params @user = User.new(@params) @foo = 'bar' end def call @user = UserRepository.persist(@user) end end
5. Successful Example result = Signup.new(name: 'Krombopulos Michael').call result.failure? # => false result.successful? # => true result.user # => #<User:0x007fa311105778 @id=1 @name="Krombopulos Michael"> result.params # => { :name=>"Krombopulos Michael" } result.foo # => raises NoMethodError
6. Failing Example require 'hanami/interactor' class Signup include Hanami::Interactor expose :user def initialize(params) @params = params @user = User.new(@params) end # THIS WON'T BE INVOKED BECAUSE #valid? WILL RETURN false def call @user = UserRepository.persist(@user) end private # super always return true # It's desined to be overriden in each child class def valid? false end end
7. Failing Example result = Signup.new(name: "Krombopulous Michael").call result.successful? # => false result.failure? # => true result.user # => #<User:0x007fa311105778 @id=nil @name="Krombopulos Michael">
8. Caveats As per current hanami-utils version (1.0.0), parameters cannot be passed to the #call method, only to #new.1 » cause of very limited Dependecy Injection » Interactor instance cannot be reused with other parameters 1 This will be changed in hanami-utils 1.1.0. See this PR for more details.
9. Refactoring an Action with Interactor class TasksController < ApplicationController def assign_checklist checklist_details = params[:task][:checklist] checklist = current_user.organisation.checklists.find(checklist_details[:id]) tasks = Task.transaction do checklist.items.map do |description| task = scope.new(resource_params.merge(description: description)) authorize! :create, task unless task.save render_errors(task) raise ActiveRecord::Rollback.new end task end end if tasks.present? render json: TaskMapper.all_as_json(tasks, scope: current_user) end end end
10. What we need to know about the application? » The application has a Cheklist and a Task model » A collection of Task can be created from a Checklist
11. What does the action do? » Creates one Task per Checklist item » Authorize creation of each task » Task resources are all the same (passed on resource_params), except for description that is set to the Checklist item » Handles database transaction rollback if any Task fails to be saved » Handles rendering of errors or tasks depending if any error happened or not
12. This action is doing too much
13. What should this action be doing? » Check user authorization for whole action » Pass params, and any other argument necessary, to a service that handle the actual creation work » Handle rendering of errors or tasks based on service result
14. Where should the creation code live?
15. Enter Hanami Interactors
16. Implementing the Interactor Class require 'hanami/interactor' class ChecklistTasksFactory include Hanami::Interactor def initialize(checklist_params, task_params, current_user) @checklist = current_user.organisation.checklists.find(checklist_params[:id]) @task_params = task_params @scope = current_user.organisation.tasks @tasks = [] end # ... end
17. Refactoring the Controller Action class TasksController < ApplicationController def assign_checklist authorize! :create_from_checklist, Task # resource_params comes from our private API interactor = ChecklistTasksFactory.new(checklist_params, resource_params, current_user) # ... end private def checklist_params params.require(:task).permit(checklist: [:id]) end end
18. Implementing the Interactor Class require 'hanami/interactor' class ChecklistTasksFactory include Hanami::Interactor def initialize(checklist_params, task_params, current_user) @checklist = current_user.organisation.checklists.find(checklist_params[:id]) @task_params = task_params @scope = current_user.organisation.tasks @tasks = [] end def call @tasks = Task.transaction do @checklist.items.map do |description| build_task(description) save_task! @task end end end private def build_task(description) @task = @scope.new(@task_params.merge(description: description)) end def save_task! return if @task.save add_error(@task) raise ActiveRecord::Rollback end end
19. Refactoring the Controller Action class TasksController < ApplicationController def assign_checklist authorize! :create_from_checklist, Task # resource_params comes from our private API interactor = ChecklistTasksFactory.new(checklist_params, resource_params, current_user) result = interactor.call if result.successful? # result.tasks will raise NoMethodError as tasks is not exposed by the interactor render json: TaskMapper.all_as_json(result.tasks, scope: current_user) else # Interactor::Result exposes #errors by default render_errors(result.errors) end end private def checklist_params params.require(:task).permit(checklist: [:id]) end end
20. The complete Interactor require 'hanami/interactor' class ChecklistTasksFactory include Hanami::Interactor expose :tasks def initialize(checklist_params, task_params, current_user) @checklist = current_user.organisation.checklists.find(checklist_params[:id]) @task_params = task_params @scope = current_user.organisation.tasks @tasks = [] end def call @tasks = Task.transaction do @checklist.items.map do |description| build_task(description) save_task! @task end end end private def build_task(description) @task = @scope.new(@task_params.merge(description: description)) end def save_task! return if @task.save add_error(@task) raise ActiveRecord::Rollback end end
21. And that's How Interactors Can help you Organise your code
22. Questions?