class V1::MatchScoreboardSerializer

Serialize a Match score with the following information:

Attributes of the match (See V1::MatchSerializer)
- :id
- :title
- :scoring
- :doubles
- :state
- :winner
Attributes related to keeping score
- :sets - The sets in the match. See V1::MatchSetSerializer.
- :actions - The actions that may be executed on the match
- :errors - Errors that occurred when executing an action
- :server - The Player id's that may serve the next game
- :near_winner
  - The Team or Player id's that are near to winning a set
  - The Team or Player id's that are near to winning the match

Public Instance Methods

actions() click to toggle source

Serialize actions that may be executed on the match. See Match#valid_actions

Returns : Hash

Example¶ ↑

{
  start_game: true,
  discard_play: true,
  remove_last_change: true
}

# File app/serializers/v1/match_scoreboard_serializer.rb, line 42
def actions
  object.valid_actions
end

near_winners() click to toggle source

Serialize the id's of teams or players that are near to winning a set or the match. Player id's are serialized for singles matches; Team id's for doubles matches.

Returns : Hash

Example¶ ↑

(
  set: [10],
  match[]
}

# File app/serializers/v1/match_scoreboard_serializer.rb, line 57
def near_winners
  result = {
    set: [],
    match: []
  }
  first = object.first_team
  second = object.second_team
  last_set_var = object.last_set
  if first && second && last_set_var
    add_near_winner first, last_set_var, result
    add_near_winner second, last_set_var, result
  end

  result
end

servers() click to toggle source

Serialize a list of player id's that may serve the first or second game. (One of these players must be passed as a parameter when executing the :start_game action)

Returns :
- an array of player ids
Example list before starting a doubles match:

[10, 20, 30, 40]
Example list before starting the second game of a doubles match:

[30, 40]
Example list before starting the first game of a singles match:

[10, 20]
Value for all other cases:

[]

# File app/serializers/v1/match_scoreboard_serializer.rb, line 97
def servers
  result = []
  result.push(object.first_player_server.id) if object.first_player_server
  result.push(object.second_player_server.id) if object.second_player_server
  result
end

sets() click to toggle source

Serialize the sets of the match. See V1::MatchSetSerializer

Returns :
- array of serialized sets

# File app/serializers/v1/match_scoreboard_serializer.rb, line 28
def sets
  V1::ApplicationArraySerializer.new(object.match_sets, each_serializer: V1::MatchSetSerializer)
end