foodsoft/lib/order_txt.rb

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Ruby

class OrderTxt
def initialize(order, options={})
@order = order
end
# Renders the fax-text-file
# e.g. for easier use with online-fax-software, which don't accept pdf-files
def to_txt
supplier = @order.supplier
contact = FoodsoftConfig[:contact].symbolize_keys
text = I18n.t('orders.fax.heading', :name => FoodsoftConfig[:name])
text += "\n#{Supplier.human_attribute_name(:customer_number)}: #{supplier.customer_number}" unless supplier.customer_number.blank?
text += "\n" + I18n.t('orders.fax.delivery_day')
text += "\n\n#{supplier.name}\n#{supplier.address}\n#{Supplier.human_attribute_name(:fax)}: #{supplier.fax}\n\n"
text += "****** " + I18n.t('orders.fax.to_address') + "\n\n"
text += "#{FoodsoftConfig[:name]}\n#{contact[:street]}\n#{contact[:zip_code]} #{contact[:city]}\n\n"
text += "****** " + I18n.t('orders.fax.articles') + "\n\n"
text += I18n.t('orders.fax.number') + " " + I18n.t('orders.fax.amount') + " " + I18n.t('orders.fax.name') + "\n"
# now display all ordered articles
@order.order_articles.ordered.includes([:article, :article_price]).each do |oa|
number = oa.article.order_number
(8 - number.size).times { number += " " }
quantity = oa.units_to_order.to_i.to_s
quantity = " " + quantity if quantity.size < 2
text += "#{number} #{quantity} #{oa.article.name}\n"
end
text
end
# Helper method to test pdf via rails console: OrderTxt.new(order).save_tmp
def save_tmp
File.open("#{Rails.root}/tmp/#{self.class.to_s.underscore}.txt", 'w') {|f| f.write(to_csv.force_encoding("UTF-8")) }
end
end