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Model Package Gap Analysis

Overview

This document analyzes the gaps between our Model package's actual implementation and Laravel's Eloquent functionality, identifying areas that need implementation or documentation updates.

Related Documentation

Implementation Gaps

1. Missing Laravel Features

// Documented but not implemented:

// 1. Model Scopes
class ModelScope {
  // Need to implement:
  Query<T> apply<T extends Model>(Query<T> query);
  bool shouldApply<T extends Model>(Query<T> query);
}

// 2. Model Observers
class ModelObserver<T extends Model> {
  // Need to implement:
  void creating(T model);
  void created(T model);
  void updating(T model);
  void updated(T model);
  void deleting(T model);
  void deleted(T model);
  void restored(T model);
  void forceDeleted(T model);
}

// 3. Model Factories
class ModelFactory<T extends Model> {
  // Need to implement:
  T definition();
  T make([Map<String, dynamic>? attributes]);
  Future<T> create([Map<String, dynamic>? attributes]);
  List<T> makeMany(int count, [Map<String, dynamic>? attributes]);
  Future<List<T>> createMany(int count, [Map<String, dynamic>? attributes]);
}

2. Missing Relationship Types

// Need to implement:

// 1. Many to Many
class BelongsToMany<T extends Model> extends Relationship<T> {
  // Need to implement:
  String get table;
  String get foreignPivotKey;
  String get relatedPivotKey;
  List<String> get pivotColumns;
  
  Future<List<T>> get();
  Future<void> attach(List<dynamic> ids, [Map<String, dynamic>? attributes]);
  Future<void> detach(List<dynamic>? ids);
  Future<void> sync(List<dynamic> ids);
  Future<void> toggle(List<dynamic> ids);
  Future<void> updateExistingPivot(dynamic id, Map<String, dynamic> attributes);
}

// 2. Has Many Through
class HasManyThrough<T extends Model> extends Relationship<T> {
  // Need to implement:
  String get through;
  String get firstKey;
  String get secondKey;
  String get localKey;
  String get secondLocalKey;
  
  Future<List<T>> get();
}

// 3. Polymorphic Relations
class MorphTo extends Relationship<Model> {
  // Need to implement:
  String get morphType;
  String get morphId;
  
  Future<Model?> get();
}

3. Missing Query Features

// Need to implement:

// 1. Advanced Where Clauses
class Query<T extends Model> {
  // Need to implement:
  Query<T> whereIn(String column, List<dynamic> values);
  Query<T> whereNotIn(String column, List<dynamic> values);
  Query<T> whereBetween(String column, List<dynamic> values);
  Query<T> whereNotBetween(String column, List<dynamic> values);
  Query<T> whereNull(String column);
  Query<T> whereNotNull(String column);
  Query<T> whereDate(String column, DateTime date);
  Query<T> whereMonth(String column, int month);
  Query<T> whereYear(String column, int year);
  Query<T> whereTime(String column, String operator, DateTime time);
}

// 2. Joins
class Query<T extends Model> {
  // Need to implement:
  Query<T> join(String table, String first, [String? operator, String? second]);
  Query<T> leftJoin(String table, String first, [String? operator, String? second]);
  Query<T> rightJoin(String table, String first, [String? operator, String? second]);
  Query<T> crossJoin(String table);
}

// 3. Aggregates
class Query<T extends Model> {
  // Need to implement:
  Future<int> count([String column = '*']);
  Future<dynamic> max(String column);
  Future<dynamic> min(String column);
  Future<num> avg(String column);
  Future<num> sum(String column);
}

Documentation Gaps

1. Missing API Documentation

// Need to document:

/// Applies a scope to the query.
/// 
/// Example:
/// ```dart
/// class PublishedScope implements Scope {
///   Query<T> apply<T extends Model>(Query<T> query) {
///     return query.where('published', true);
///   }
/// }
/// ```
void addGlobalScope(Scope scope);

/// Defines a local scope.
///
/// Example:
/// ```dart
/// Query<Post> published() {
///   return where('published', true);
/// }
/// ```
void scopePublished(Query query);

2. Missing Integration Examples

// Need examples for:

// 1. Model Observers
class UserObserver extends ModelObserver<User> {
  @override
  void created(User user) {
    // Send welcome email
  }
  
  @override
  void deleted(User user) {
    // Cleanup user data
  }
}

// 2. Model Factories
class UserFactory extends ModelFactory<User> {
  @override
  User definition() {
    return User()
      ..name = faker.person.name()
      ..email = faker.internet.email();
  }
}

// 3. Many to Many Relationships
class User extends Model {
  Future<List<Role>> roles() {
    return belongsToMany<Role>('role_user')
      .withPivot(['expires_at'])
      .wherePivot('active', true)
      .get();
  }
}

3. Missing Test Coverage

// Need tests for:

void main() {
  group('Model Scopes', () {
    test('applies global scopes', () async {
      var posts = await Post.all();
      expect(posts.every((p) => p.published), isTrue);
    });
    
    test('applies local scopes', () async {
      var posts = await Post().recent().popular().get();
      expect(posts, hasLength(greaterThan(0)));
    });
  });
  
  group('Model Factories', () {
    test('creates model instances', () async {
      var users = await UserFactory().createMany(3);
      expect(users, hasLength(3));
      expect(users.first.name, isNotEmpty);
    });
  });
}

Implementation Priority

  1. High Priority

    • Model scopes (Laravel compatibility)
    • Model observers (Laravel compatibility)
    • Many to Many relationships
  2. Medium Priority

    • Model factories
    • Advanced where clauses
    • Query joins
  3. Low Priority

    • Additional relationship types
    • Additional query features
    • Performance optimizations

Next Steps

  1. Implementation Tasks

    • Add model scopes
    • Add model observers
    • Add many to many relationships
    • Add model factories
  2. Documentation Tasks

    • Document model scopes
    • Document model observers
    • Document relationships
    • Add integration examples
  3. Testing Tasks

    • Add scope tests
    • Add observer tests
    • Add relationship tests
    • Add factory tests

Development Guidelines

1. Getting Started

Before implementing model features:

  1. Review Getting Started Guide
  2. Check Laravel Compatibility Roadmap
  3. Follow Testing Guide
  4. Use Foundation Integration Guide
  5. Review Model Package Specification

2. Implementation Process

For each model feature:

  1. Write tests following Testing Guide
  2. Implement following Laravel patterns
  3. Document following Getting Started Guide
  4. Integrate following Foundation Integration Guide

3. Quality Requirements

All implementations must:

  1. Pass all tests (see Testing Guide)
  2. Meet Laravel compatibility requirements
  3. Follow integration patterns (see Foundation Integration Guide)
  4. Match specifications in Model Package Specification

4. Integration Considerations

When implementing model features:

  1. Follow patterns in Foundation Integration Guide
  2. Ensure Laravel compatibility per Laravel Compatibility Roadmap
  3. Use testing approaches from Testing Guide
  4. Follow development setup in Getting Started Guide

5. Performance Guidelines

Model system must:

  1. Handle large datasets efficiently
  2. Optimize relationship loading
  3. Support eager loading
  4. Cache query results
  5. Meet performance targets in Laravel Compatibility Roadmap

6. Testing Requirements

Model tests must:

  1. Cover all model operations
  2. Test relationships
  3. Verify events
  4. Check query building
  5. Follow patterns in Testing Guide

7. Documentation Requirements

Model documentation must:

  1. Explain model patterns
  2. Show relationship examples
  3. Cover event handling
  4. Include performance tips
  5. Follow standards in Getting Started Guide