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Auctify

Rails engine for auctions of items. Can be used on any ActiveRecord models.

Objects

  • :item - object/model, which should be auctioned (from main_app)
  • :user - source for seller, owner, buyer and bidder (from main_app)
  • sale - sale of :item; can be direct retail, by auction or some other type
  • auction for one :item (it is Forward auction) (v češtině "Položka aukce")
  • seller - person/company which sells :item in specific sale
  • bidder - registered person/user allowed to bid in specific auction
  • buyer - person/company which buys :item in specific sale ( eg. winner of auction)
  • bid - one bid of one bidder in auction
  • sales_pack - pack of sales(auctions), mostly time framed, Can have physical location or be online. (v češtině "Aukce")
  • auctioneer - (needed?) company organizing auction

Relations

  • :item 1 : 0-N sale, (sale time periods cannot overlap)
  • :item N : 1 owner (can change in time)
  • sale N : 1 seller
  • sale N : 1 buyer
  • sale::auction 1 : N bidders (trough bidder_registrations) 1 : N bids
  • sales_pack 0-1 : N sales (sales_pack is optional for sale)
  • auction N : 1 auctioneer (?)

Classes

Sales

  • Sale::Auction - full body auction of one item for many registered buyer (as bidders)
  • Sale::Retail - direct sale of item to one buyer

TODO

  • generator to copy auction's views to main app (so they can be modified) (engine checks main_app views first)

Notices

sale belongs_to item polymorphic , STI typed sale belongs_to seller polymorphic sale belongs_to buyer polymorphic auction has_many bidder_registrations (?bidders?) bidder_registration belongs buyer polymorphic

If item.owner exists, it is used as auction.seller (or Select from all aucitfied sellers)

Features required

  • if bidder adds bid in :prolonging_limit minutes before auction ends, end time is extended for bid.time + prolonging_limit (so auction end when there are no bids in last :prolonging_limit minutes)
  • for each auction, there can be set of rules for minimal bid according to current auctioned_price (default can be (1..Infinity) => 1) real example
    minimal_bids = {
      (0...5_000) => 100,
      (5_000...20_000) => 500,
      (20_000...100_000) => 1_000,
      (100_000...500_000) => 5_000,
      (500_000...1_000_000) => 10_000,
      (1_000_000...2_000_000) => 50_000,
      (2_000_000..) => 100_000
      }
    
  • first bid do not increase auctioned_price it stays on base_price
  • bidder cannot "overbid" themselves (no following bids from same bidder)
  • auctioneer can define format of auction numbers (eg. "YY#####") and sales_pack numbers
  • there should be ability to follow auction (notification before end) or item.author (new item in auction)
  • item can have category and user can select auction by categories.
  • SalePack can be (un)published /public
  • SalePack can be open (adding items , bidding)/ closed(bidding ended)
  • auctioneer_commision_from_buyer is in % and adds to sold_price in checkout
  • auction have start_time and end_time
  • auction can be highlighted for cover pages
  • auction stores all bids history even those cancelled by admin
  • there should be two types of bid
    • one with maximal price (amount => maximal bid price; placed in small bids as needed), system will increase bid automagicaly unless it reaches maximum
    • second direct bid (amount => bid price; immediattely placed)
  • sales numbering: YY#### (210001, 210002, …, 259999)

Usage

In ActiveRecord model use class method auctify_as with params :buyer,:seller, :item.

class User < ApplicationRecord
  auctify_as :buyer, :seller # this will add method like `sales`, `puchases` ....
end

class Painting < ApplicationRecord
  auctify_as :item # this will add method like `sales` ....
end

Auctify expects that auctifyied model instances responds to to_label and :item to reponds to owner (which should lead to object auctified as :seller)!

Installation

  1. Add gem

    Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

    gem 'auctify'

    And then execute:

    $ bundle

    Or install it yourself as:

    $ gem install auctify
  2. Auctify classes

    class User < ApplicationRecord
      auctify_as :buyer, :seller # this will add method like `sales`, `puchases` ....
    end
    
    class Painting < ApplicationRecord
      auctify_as :item # this will add method like `sales` ....
    end
  3. Configure

    Enqueuing of BiddingCloserJob (for each auction) is done by peridically performed Auctify::EnsureAuctionsClosingJob. This is up to You how you run it, but interval between runs must be shorter than Auctify.configuration.auction_prolonging_limit_in_seconds.

    • optional
      Auctify.configure do |config|
        config.autoregister_as_bidders_all_instances_of_classes = ["User"] # default is []
        config.auction_prolonging_limit_in_seconds = 10.minutes # default is 1.minute, can be overriden in `SalePack#auction_prolonging_limit_in_seconds` attribute
        config.auctioneer_commission_in_percent = 10 # so buyer will pay: auction.current_price * ((100 + 10)/100)
        config.autofinish_auction_after_bidding = true # after `auction.close_bidding!` immediatelly proces result to `auction.sold_in_auction!` or `auction.not_sold_in_auction!`; default false
        config.when_to_notify_bidders_before_end_of_bidding = 30.minutes # default `nil` => no notifying
        config.restrict_overbidding_yourself_to_max_price_increasing = false # default is `true` so only bids with `max_price` can be applied if You are winner.
      end

    If model autified as :buyer responds to :bidding_allowed? , check is done before each auction.bid!. Also if buyer.bidding_allowed? => true , registration to auction is created on first bid.

  4. Callbacks

For available auction callback methods to override see `app/concerns/auctify/sale/auction_callbacks.rb`
  1. Use directly

      banksy = User.find_by(nickname: "Banksy")
      bidder1 = User.find_by(nickname: "Bidder1")
      bidder2 = User.find_by(nickname: "Bidder2")
      piece = Painting.find_by(title: "Love is in the bin")
    
      piece.owner == banksy # => (not actually) :true
    
      auction = banksy.offer_to_sale!(piece, { in: :auction, price: 100 })
    
      auction.offered? # => :true
      auction.item == piece # => :true
      auction.seller == banksy # => :true
      auction.offered_price # => 100.0
    
      banksy.sales # => [auction]
      banksy.auction_sales # => [auction]
      banksy.retail_sales # => []
    
      pieces.sales # => [auction]
    
      auction.bidder_registrations # => []   unless config.autoregister_as_bidders_all_instances_of_classes is set
      auction.bidder_registrations.create(bidder: bidder1) # => error, not allowed ("Aukce aktuálně nepovoluje nové registrace")
    
      auction.accept_offer!
    
      b1_reg = auction.bidder_registrations.create(bidder: bidder1)
      b2_reg = auction.bidder_registrations.create(bidder: bidder2)
    
      auction.bidder_registrations.size # => 2
      auction.current_price # => nil
    
      auction.start_sale!
      auction.current_price # => 100.0
    
      aucion.bid!(Auctify::Bid.new(registration: b1_reg, price: nil, max_price: 150))
      # auction.bid_appended! is called after succesfull bid, You can override it
      # auction.bid_not_appended!(errors) is called after unsuccesfull bid, You can override it
    
      auction.current_price # => 100.0
      auction.bidding_result.winner # => bidder1
      auction.bidding_result.current_price # => 100.0
      auction.bidding_result.current_minimal_bid # => 101.0    `auction.bid_steps_ladder` is empty, we increasing by 1
    
      aucion.bid!(Auctify::Bid.new(registration: b2_reg, price: 145, max_price: nil))
      # some auto bidding is done
      auction.current_price # => 146.0
      auction.bidding_result.winner # => bidder1
      auction.bidding_result.current_price # => 146.0
      auction.bidding_result.current_minimal_bid # => 147.0
      auction.winner # => nil
    
      aucion.bid!(Auctify::Bid.new(registration: b2_reg, price: 149, max_price: 155))
      # some auto bidding is done
      auction.current_price # => 151.0
      auction.bidding_result.winner # => bidder2
      auction.bidding_result.current_price # => 151.0
      auction.bidding_result.current_minimal_bid # => 152.0
    
      auction.close_bidding!
      auction.bidding_ended? # => true
      auction.buyer # => nil
      auction.winner # => bidder2
    
      auction.sold_in_auction!(buyer: bidder2, price: 149, sold_at: currently_ends_at)  # it is verified against bids!
    
      auction.auctioned_successfully? # => true
      auction.buyer # => bidder2
    
      # when all negotiations went well
      auction.sell!
    
      auction.sold? # => true

    Look into tests test/models/auctify/sale/auction_bidding_test.rb and test/services/auctify/bid_appender_test.rb for more info about bidding process.

    To protect accidential deletions, many associations are binded with dependent: restrict_with_error. Correct order ofdeletion is bids => sales => sales_packs.

Contributing

Contribution directions go here.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

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