53 lines
1.6 KiB
JavaScript
53 lines
1.6 KiB
JavaScript
import { get } from '@ember/object';
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import { assign } from '@ember/polyfills';
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import ApplicationSerializer from './application';
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import classic from 'ember-classic-decorator';
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@classic
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export default class DeploymentSerializer extends ApplicationSerializer {
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attrs = {
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versionNumber: 'JobVersion',
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};
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normalize(typeHash, hash) {
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if (hash) {
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const taskGroups = hash.TaskGroups || {};
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hash.TaskGroupSummaries = Object.keys(taskGroups).map(key => {
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const deploymentStats = taskGroups[key];
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return assign({ Name: key }, deploymentStats);
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});
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hash.PlainJobId = hash.JobID;
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hash.Namespace =
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hash.Namespace ||
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get(hash, 'Job.Namespace') ||
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this.get('system.activeNamespace.id') ||
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'default';
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// Ember Data doesn't support multiple inverses. This means that since jobs have
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// two relationships to a deployment (hasMany deployments, and belongsTo latestDeployment),
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// the deployment must in turn have two relationships to the job, despite it being the
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// same job.
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hash.JobID = hash.JobForLatestID = JSON.stringify([hash.JobID, hash.Namespace]);
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}
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return super.normalize(typeHash, hash);
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}
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extractRelationships(modelClass, hash) {
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const namespace = this.store.adapterFor(modelClass.modelName).get('namespace');
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const id = this.extractId(modelClass, hash);
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return assign(
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{
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allocations: {
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links: {
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related: `/${namespace}/deployment/allocations/${id}`,
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},
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},
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},
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super.extractRelationships(modelClass, hash)
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);
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}
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}
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