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# frozen_string_literal: true
class Plan < ApplicationRecord
DEFAULT = 'default'
has_one :limits, class_name: 'PlanLimits'
scope :by_name, ->(name) { where(name: name) }
ALL_PLANS = [DEFAULT].freeze
DEFAULT_PLANS = [DEFAULT].freeze
private_constant :ALL_PLANS, :DEFAULT_PLANS
# This always returns an object
def self.default
Gitlab::SafeRequestStore.fetch(:plan_default) do
# find_by allows us to find object (cheaply) against replica DB
# safe_find_or_create_by does stick to primary DB
find_by(name: DEFAULT) || safe_find_or_create_by(name: DEFAULT) { |plan| plan.title = DEFAULT.titleize }
end
end
def self.all_plans
ALL_PLANS
end
def self.default_plans
DEFAULT_PLANS
end
# rubocop: disable Database/AvoidUsingPluckWithoutLimit -- This method is prepared for manual usage in
# Rails console on SaaS. Using pluck without limit in this case should be enough safe.
def self.ids_for_names(names)
self.where(name: names).pluck(:id)
end
# rubocop: enable Database/AvoidUsingPluckWithoutLimit
# rubocop: disable Database/AvoidUsingPluckWithoutLimit -- This method is prepared for manual usage in
# Rails console on SaaS. Using pluck without limit in this case should be enough safe.
def self.names_for_ids(plan_ids)
self.id_in(plan_ids).pluck(:name)
end
# rubocop: enable Database/AvoidUsingPluckWithoutLimit
def actual_limits
self.limits || self.build_limits
end
def default?
self.class.default_plans.include?(name)
end
def paid?
false
end
end
Plan.prepend_mod_with('Plan')
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