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sub itemtype {
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return Koha::ItemTypes->find( $self->effective_itemtype ); |
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return Koha::ItemTypes->find( $self->effective_itemtype ); |
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} |
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} |
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=head3 item_type |
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my $item_type = $item->item_type; |
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Returns the effective I<Koha::ItemType> for the item. |
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FIXME: it should either return the 'real item type' or undef if no item type |
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defined. And effective_itemtype should return... the effective itemtype. Right |
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now it returns an id... This is all inconsistent. And the API should make it clear |
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if the attribute is part of the resource, or a calculated value i.e. if the item |
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is not linked to an item type on its own, then the API response should contain |
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item_type: null! And the effective item type... be another attribute. I understand |
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that this complicates filtering, but some query trickery could do it in the controller. |
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=cut |
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sub item_type { |
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return shift->itemtype; |
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=head3 effective_bookable |
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=head3 effective_bookable |
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my $bookable = $item->effective_bookable; |
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my $bookable = $item->effective_bookable; |
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