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This DRYs up setting up encrypted columns for a model. You just need to specify the column or columns to be encrypted, and the plugin takes care of setting up the column_encryption plugin. Other advantages: * Model.redacted_columns is now an attr_reader, and does not need to check for encrypted columns every time it is called. * Model#before_destroy can look at Model.encrypted_columns (also an attr_reader), so it is simplified as well. Simplify the method while here by using hash key omission, and make sure the constant it uses is frozen.
22 lines
708 B
Ruby
22 lines
708 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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require_relative "../../model"
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class PostgresMetricDestination < Sequel::Model
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many_to_one :postgres_resource, key: :postgres_resource_id
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plugin ResourceMethods, encrypted_columns: :password
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end
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# Table: postgres_metric_destination
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# Columns:
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# id | uuid | PRIMARY KEY
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# postgres_resource_id | uuid | NOT NULL
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# url | text | NOT NULL
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# username | text | NOT NULL
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# password | text | NOT NULL
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# Indexes:
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# postgres_metric_destination_pkey | PRIMARY KEY btree (id)
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# Foreign key constraints:
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# postgres_metric_destination_postgres_resource_id_fkey | (postgres_resource_id) REFERENCES postgres_resource(id)
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