23 lines
854 B
Ruby
23 lines
854 B
Ruby
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# frozen_string_literal: true
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class ProductAnalyticsEvent < ApplicationRecord
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self.table_name = 'product_analytics_events_experimental'
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# Ignore that the partition key :project_id is part of the formal primary key
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self.primary_key = :id
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belongs_to :project
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validates :event_id, :project_id, :v_collector, :v_etl, presence: true
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# There is no default Rails timestamps in the table.
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# collector_tstamp is a timestamp when a collector recorded an event.
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scope :order_by_time, -> { order(collector_tstamp: :desc) }
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# If we decide to change this scope to use date_trunc('day', collector_tstamp),
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# we should remember that a btree index on collector_tstamp will be no longer effective.
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scope :timerange, ->(duration, today = Time.zone.today) {
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where('collector_tstamp BETWEEN ? AND ? ', today - duration + 1, today + 1)
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}
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end
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